Laptop cooling ideas?

[Olli]

Good idea!

[Tom]

chuck it out the window and buy a pc, best cooling idea tbh

[Johan.]

(2013-07-28 08:29)Nick Wrote:  [quote='Chuck' pid='79607' dateline='1374957124']
Crushed can under each rear foot. My laptop still hits 95c~ but without them, the temperature quickly rises and looks like it would easily fly over 100c, but I've not left it on long enough to find out.

Yeah right I bet you didn't.

[SO•Audiojack]

(2013-07-29 10:01)Tom Wrote:  chuck it out the window and buy a pc, best cooling idea tbh

Or buy whatever Frozen has, it seems to stay as cool as my desktop

(2013-07-28 13:03)Frozen Wrote:  Mmmm,

My new laptop , after running 6h non stop / gets 39 *C

Not sure if that's much or not , for what i've read , that's quite good.

Sorry, I somehow hit the Edit button instead of the Quote button, so this post messed up, sorry. ~ Cola

[Johan.]

I had a laptop that was 60 degrees celsius idle. no biggie

[KaraK [T]]

Quote:Sorry, I somehow hit the Edit button instead of the Quote button, so this post messed up, sorry. ~ Cola

Hahahaha

Everything has been said before, raise your laptop and it should help a lot

[[TC]►Tupex◄]

haha

[Kayla]

get some metal pipes - put them under the laptop - get some liquid nitrogen flowing inside the pipes -> your laptop won't ever get hot again =P

[SO•Marty]

I have a little USB fan, which is meant for cooling yourself when it's hot.
However, it's possible to turn that fan in every direction, so I guess it's possible to get it to spin in the direction of your laptop fan as well.
I think it can cool it then a lot.

[[TC]►Bez◄]

Happens to all laptops, after about a year & a half they all overheat. I don't know why they put the vents and air intakes in stupid places they need to reinvent this thing.