your angry bird finish already meh? u finish that one first lar.. i'll ask Capcom to release 1 copy of Arcade for you

1. Model: TinyTech 3 Fans
2. Idle from 44C to 38C. Gaming (OC) from 87C to 79C
3. 2 small fans; left for CPU, right for GPU (same size with U2 fan), 1 big fan in middle for air vent at bottom.
4. Laptop size: 13"

This cooler fan match the position of air vent on my 3820tg. Cool better than U2 (2 Fan) but it's louder.

1. Model: TinyTech 3 Fans

2. Idle:
- CPU: 44C (No cooler), 38C (With cooler)
- GPU: 45C (No cooler), 44C (With cooler)

Heavy load (gaming, benchmark, with max OC, max temp):
- CPU: 89C (No cooler), 81C (With cooler)
- GPU: 87C (No cooler), 79C (With cooler)

3. 2 small fans; left for CPU, right for GPU (same size with U2 fan), 1 big fan in middle for air vent at bottom.

4. Laptop size: 13"

Summary: This cooler cool down as much as 8C and it cost me RM38. There is also a blue LED, on/off switch and a free USB port.

SS before cooler:



SS 5 minutes after cooler:

yup, benchmark was done in mild air-con room, which is always the condition. the heavy load SS are without OC, as you can see, the GPU max temp is only 73C. With OC, the max GPU goes to 87C (as reported earlier). recently, i downloaded a custom fan profile, lower my GPU and CPU a few more degrees.

tip for selecting cooler, make sure the cooler fan is as close to your notebook fan as much as possible. position is important.

for that price, better get this cheapo TinyTech lar... doubt that fan can cool any better...

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that custom fan mode is only for 3820tg. make the fan operate at higher speed than the max speed in the default BIOS. dont think you can use it on your dell.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/acer/56257...tml#post7467467

not playing Dirt 3. not really a fan for racing game... different game has different graphic requirement / optimization.