my fren's lappy got corrupted windows..so have to repair the OS....but once it shutdown its so hard to switch it on again...because off so "siput" fan speed and booting a cd make the cpu produce more heat than booting the windows....
so the solution we repair the window in the freezer...
its work!!!!

its old p4 lappy...

I actually did have plans on building an entire cpu inside those small desktop fridges...but was afraid it'll create a monster on my electric bill

oMG>> nice nice one..
this one.. even uglyvamp's stuff cant lawan.
even water cooling. huhuhhh
creative..

heheheh

This post has been edited by fantagero: Nov 11 2006, 02:05 AM

so u close the fridge most the time or just left it open n repair the window like in the picture?

no possible condensation will occur?

yeap... till the setup finish...but not full door close.....and now that lappy can be use as usual(but not in the fridge laa)

not really..this is just for a temporary..to repair the windows....

will the lappy got stuck with the ice?

hohoho...i thought it's going to sit there for some time

You're using that method to repair the windows, but, after repair, what kind of method are u going to use to cool the notebook?

[I ask this question as you've said earlier that the fan is dead ]

Becarefull , If u did't close the door You will kill our world O-Zone.. .BTW...Nice Cooling.

this is the ultimate cooling device. i think your laptop lost its mobility already la. if you dun fix the fan.since the fan is slow i think you should consider fixing it

This post has been edited by Vervain: Nov 11 2006, 10:56 AM

really?!!!
I thought that the freon gas used within the closed cooling system that depletes the ozone layer......

lol...ice cooling over here..Anyway, u are not scared of water going to destroy ur laptop even if its not the heat?

the fan is not dead...just low in speed...
yeah...the cpu fan cant overcome the heat when booting windows cd...
now using lappy cooling pad in normal condition use..

You better open the case of the notebook, i bet there's full of dust on the processor fan...

If the processor fan is full of dust, then that's what makes the fan go slow..

Clean the fan, apply a thermal paste between the heatsink and the processor..
Normally, notebooks manufacturer didn't use thermal paste to make a good contact between the heatsink and the processor...

I've repaired a lot of notebooks before, and those that the warranty is over, i've opened the case of the notebook, and clean the fan and apply a thermal paste...
98% notebooks that i've repaired before didn't use thermal paste at all...

i have problems open up my old P3 notebook though

no dust...already have been clean b4 repair the windows...sure enough the fan is too slow....

go get a new fan la..
or mod one..

It is not that easy to find a replacement for notebook fans...

Even if to mod one, it is also not that easy liao...

then apa boleh buat when the fan become like tat?