QUOTE(tomastan4134 @ May 11 2014, 06:51 PM)
i did disasemble the laptop... and also did a compressed air blow out..
all the dust blasted to the HDD bay area... so i assume the air intake is from there... since there are no other air vents already apart from the hdd bay ...
http://rog.asus.com/rog_language/global/pr...vx/G-sea_07.jpg
you know why there isnt effect on temperatures when used with a cooling pad... because most cooling pad sucks... use low voltage USB power... how can the fan to have high rpm ... of coz no results la ...
im looking for high power high performance cooling pad... those normal cooling pad ... can throw into rubbish bin d ..
Well i never bothered to use compressed air, i usually just rip apart my g55 and clean the air vent and the fans and also re-paste them. The only few effect is when i point my big fan towards the laptop vent, but still it doesn't help that much down by a few C only. Such as GPU idle at 45C and with the big fan around 40- 43C doesn't help that much tho. So i wonder if those expensive and high powered high performance cooling pad will help alot. But if it suits you well it's always down to the user itself. I'm quite satisfied with my temp atm. all the dust blasted to the HDD bay area... so i assume the air intake is from there... since there are no other air vents already apart from the hdd bay ...
http://rog.asus.com/rog_language/global/pr...vx/G-sea_07.jpg
you know why there isnt effect on temperatures when used with a cooling pad... because most cooling pad sucks... use low voltage USB power... how can the fan to have high rpm ... of coz no results la ...
im looking for high power high performance cooling pad... those normal cooling pad ... can throw into rubbish bin d ..
p/s: i'm more concerned on the thermal paste rather than the cooling pad or if there's actually replacement for the internal fan i'd go for those instead. Those help alot.
May 12 2014, 03:04 AM

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