My laptop cooler is RM9.90 and works just fine

my three fans cooler RM18 only.. somemore then ventilation larger than notepal.

http://www.lelong.com.my/Auc/List/2008-12D...k_or_Laptop.htm

up the voltage.. us a variable power adaptor that can switch from 5v-12v and hook up via a cheap USB hub with a power inlet,,

for zalman,is it the whole cooler surface is cool?especially the btm left part?

Yes, the whole thing is cool. Btm left part is cool enuf, and you can control the speed of the fan.Choose Zalman, NC1000 is good enuf

thanx.will get 1 zalman this pc fair

Hello there juz wanna ask..recently i purchased a cooling pad the XIGMATEK TALISMAN NPC-D721 is this cooling pad ok...because i find the fans are at the side looks weird...so any review pls..below is the picture

for laptop cooler,i would recommend cm infinite..im using that cooler and i can say so far it had done a good job in cooling my laptop..

Evercool Magic Notebook Ideal Cooling
is this cooler any good?

can coolermaster infinite fits 16 inch laptop?

use this.



aluminum... really do the cooling stuff

get zalman...it is much cooler than i expected

but the front part is a bit troublesome.as if ur earphone or speaker plug is in front,ur lappy wil have to be move to the back

i think it also can fit 16 inch laptop..
mine is 15.4 inch and still have free space..

Just bought a Cooler Master Notepal Infinite (1 USB) yesterday, using it on my Compaq Presario v3715au:

Fan Off (idling)



Fan On (idling)



Now can finally play games without the lag in the middle of the game

This post has been edited by FlamingFox: Jan 15 2009, 10:34 AM

hmm i am using Zalman Nc-2000 together with Evercool Magic Notebook Ideal Cooling ...put laptop on nc-2000 while magic attach to the air vent and suck the air out.... so far so good =)

me using CM notepal infinite w/4 usb hubs...damn good wor....can really minus around 15 degrees in most areas

Yes you can actually.....

I've open it up and clean it internally. All you have to do is unscrew 10 screws (If I'am not mistaken). All screws are on top (Red circles). See picture :



Do peel-off the rubber guard carefully without tearing the rubber edge. I've open mine and the adhesive still can be reused again. All other parts inside are straight forward to dissemble like fans and wires.

For info. I'am using a modified USB with multi voltage adaptor to crank it-up faster....it's 9V... It cooler....but noisier. Thanks to it's 'fan speed wheel' control, I can slowing it down whenever I like..... If you intend to do it, don't forget to cover the other USB port. I can't imagine what will happen if you accidentally plug-in USB device on it while it's running 9Volt..!!


P/S : Try it with your own risk..! I'am not responsible for anything happen.

This post has been edited by gjoey: Jan 15 2009, 11:12 PM

gjoey , hey you can further explain what is multi voltage adaptor and how does it look like ? do you mean multi voltage adaptor power a usb hub , then hook laptop cooler to it ?

This post has been edited by blueyan: Jan 15 2009, 11:12 PM

Actually it is a multi DC voltage selector. You can select 3V, 4.5V, 6V, 7.5V, 9V and 12V. It's like this :



I bought mine at Giant at about RM14 like that. Cut out the wire and joint it with a USB cable. Make sure you check out the voltage polarity and know which wire is + and -. USB, Red is + and Black is -. Do not use white and green. So, you have to sacrifice the multi DC voltage selector's wire and a USB wire (RM5) since you have to cut both and join them together. Than, you'll have Zalman NC1000 independent USB power supply able to crank the fan to a higher RPM...!

Note that standard USB DC voltage is at 5V. So, use your wise decision on what voltage do you feel secure to power-up your Zalman.

Good luck...!

And as I said earlier, do cover the other USB port with tape so that you would not mistakenly plug-in any device into the non-standard voltage (modified) USB port...!!

This post has been edited by gjoey: Jan 15 2009, 11:54 PM