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windvv2005
post Mar 30 2007, 06:42 PM

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Some ppl will do antidust after a certaint period including me.Open up the case clean wat ever u wanna clean and replace some ASS5.I'm a DIY cooler user, because those market coolers are nothing help to me.Furthermore, i support the theory of blow air is better than sucking air.(Have u ever heard ppl using fans to suck instead of blowing towards them? i think no.)In my opinion i also think that the Evercool magic cooler(sucking air from heatsink 1) will help to reduce the CPU temp but of course we can not expect it to suck out the heat from HD or other components in the laptop.(it is only design for cpu cooling purpose).If the Evercool magic cooler plus the cooling pad the cooling result should be more obvious.The most important we have to remember is the design of the laptop.Our cooling is all depends on the design of the laptop such as the position of HD,CPU,air intake, etc. I found that dell I6k seldom facing heat problem and the compaq V3k is abit hotter maybe is becoz of the size and the position of the HD is so weird(at the left front portion)Which makes it hard to match a suitable cooler. http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/242971/+120
windvv2005
post Mar 31 2007, 09:10 AM

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QUOTE(adewhite @ Mar 31 2007, 12:11 AM)
Wokey... I just bought another one today, the Cooler Master Notepal - the regular black one (not P1 nor Widescreen). Got it at Sri Komputer (I know... but they got black) for RM90.

My lappie is a compaq core duo with 2GB ram that I use to run CS2 and heavy rendering stuff like that. Normal temperature (only running Firefox), even when at the cold office is 50 to 56C! - as reported by Speed Fan, but very consistent though. The lappie's fan is at the bottom, blowing out.

So I just got home, straight away turned the 2 fans the other way around cos I found that it's blowing air up into the cooler - so now they're blowing down, sucking air away from the bottom of the lappie.

The result? Well, I'm at home, no aircon, turned off the and now sweating after dealing with the Notepal 16 screws, and me lappie is runnning idle at about 32C, with Mozilla it goes up to 35 - 42 Celcius max...

Easily 10C cooler. Now looking forward to get to the office on Monday and see what happens.

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I got a question the laptop fan is blowing the air up to cool the CPU but the laptop cooler fan is sucking the air down The air that the blower can blow up is lesser ald compare with not using cooler.(How come the cpu still can be colder?) .(or maybe the cooler is creating an air flow allow the cpu fan suck in fresher air. smile.gif ) And pls dun forget most of the laptops bottom are without hole 1 the cooling pad is only blow the case but not blow into the laptop.Some kind of laptop's Ram slot's lid or HD lid maybe got vent hole so maybe we can try to suck the hot air from the ram's vent hole. smile.gif smile.gif If the cooler's fan is toward the part which is without hole i prefer to blow if with hole maybe i'll try suck(suck the air from the vent hole). smile.gif smile.gif

windvv2005
post Mar 31 2007, 07:06 PM

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QUOTE(bobbychin @ Mar 31 2007, 11:04 AM)
i thought all laptops got vents at the bottom?other than the one cooling the CPU. i see mine got quite some vents..can see a heatsink inside oso..maybe the motherboard's heatsink.
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Yeah! Normally those vents are located at the ram and hardisk.Like my dell i6k only have ram vent no hd vent(but the temp is still acceptable 38c.idle 45c playing carbon).For compaq v3k the hd vent is quite nice but the heat dissipation still sux shakehead.gif .But i found that the hd temp heat up until 50c become constant no more increment. blink.gif
windvv2005
post Apr 1 2007, 12:03 PM

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QUOTE(bobbychin @ Mar 31 2007, 10:59 PM)
hot sure whats the heatsink for..but from what i see in my desktop,motherboard,there is a heatsink on it. a smaller heatsink compared to the 1 for CPU.maybe to cool down some motherboard stuffs la.

yup,i say mine got vents for Ram,HDD, and a few more here and there.

if got vents,then suck the air lo..if no vents at all,then blow...coz dust wont go in ma.
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Yo bro dun u mind tell us wat laptop u r using? smile.gif The heat sink on the mobo is to cool the north-south bridge.Nowadays those chipsets do too much of work create too much of heat need some stuff to cool it up. biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
Normally laptop's North or South bridge is without heatsink maybe some high end got.I have open dell i6k and compaq v3k before the i6k north bridge got heat sink but the v3k dun have maybe they want to cut down the cost. rclxms.gif rclxms.gif

I6k mobo pic the northbrige is under the smaller silver heatsink.
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Abt the V3k u may check here. smile.gif smile.gif
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/392331/+780

windvv2005
post Apr 2 2007, 09:44 AM

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By adjusting the cpu speed and the voltage is really a good help!! rclxms.gif rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
http://www.pbus-167.com/ (NHC)
maybe u can try this bro . thumbup.gif thumbup.gif but this software seems like can not be used in vista. sad.gif sad.gif

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