My laptop cooler

[Snowhog]

Just received my Cryo LX notebook cooler today. This is one amazingly well crafted and built cooler. Three huge cooling fans that you can control the speed of. And, a four-port USB hub built in, and an AC to DC power cord so you don't have to power it from an available USB port.

If you are looking for a notebook cooler, you have to check this one out. I am very impressed!

[ardvark71]

Re: My laptop cooler

This is one amazingly well crafted and built cooler.

Hi...

Thank you, I bookmarked your link in case I or a future customer may be in the market for one, although the price is a bit steep. However, I would be willing to pay more for something that is going to last a few years and can take possibly being banged around a bit.

Regards...

[Snowhog]

Re: My laptop cooler

I am very impressed with this cooler. The HP Pavilion g7-1070us i3 64-bit laptop runs very warm in the lower-left corner below the keyboard (where the CPU is located I believe). I've seen comments on the 'Net from others about this - not that it's a flaw or problem with the laptop -- the i3 does run hot.

I'm running the cooler's fans at something a bit over 50% of their max speed, and Conky reports temps on the two real cores below 90 degrees. If I sit idle for a bit, the temps drop down into the 70's (and that's farenhite).

Cool (in both meanings of the word). 8)

[GreyGeek]

Re: My laptop cooler

While I don't use an electric fan powered cooler, I do use a sort of clam shell that keeps the rear of my laptop two to three inches off my table, allowing convection to work. I especially lise the cooler when I have my laptop on my lap, because clothing can blow ventilation ports and the cooler prevents that.