Get Master Cooler U3, comes with 3 movable & speed adjustable fans.

Some laptop has the function to switch off Battery Charging with just the press of 1 icon. If not better remove the battery when it's charged around 70% full.

Some computer allows user to stop battery charging without removing the batteries. At least XPS16 has this function.

Can give me the exact location so i can enter my gps next time i passby batu pahat?

I no recommend you overclock your internal fan because it will make it die out faster as the lifetime is counted on how many hours based on how many rpm. Internal fans are very expensive and difficult to find by the time it dies. A table fan the blowing outwards 45deg on the vent should help with bringing the hot air out faster. There should also have an suction holes you can also blow the fan there it will be like supercharging the fan.

Or you can just remove the bottom cover & use U3 if you don't plan on getting it mobile.

This post has been edited by advocado: Jun 13 2011, 06:43 PM

If you would like to spend few hundred dollars on a Zalman cooler (if you can find one) do go ahead and tell us the effects compared to a rm80 U3 cooler as i'm curious what kind of technology it emplies.

When you've been using laptop all the time, you will finally appreciate the power desktop can bring without having to spend a big fortune on laptops like Alienware.

I've decided not to buy another laptop in future unless i need it for mobile purpose. Then I don't have to worry about laptop coolers.

I believe there are 3 aspects in laptop cooler design:

1.Air flow design of the cooler & location of fan.

2.Material used on the cooler frames to conduct as much heat as possible from the laptop.

3.Fan design, how fast can it turn, how much airflow it can blow, how much noise it make, the type of technology it employ especially the bearings which determine the noise level & design life.

Most expensive coolers are expensive simply because of it's styling instead of practicality.

This post has been edited by advocado: Jun 20 2011, 10:20 AM

Because you cheap skate can't afford the full HWmonitor program which unlocks many features. Also some readings cannot be read from certain laptops.

Why not give OpenHardwareMonitor a try? It's free, comes with a small gadget window that can be configured to show whatever info you want.