http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/ Nerds are for Dorks Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:04:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1897 SipSop Fri, 09 Jul 2010 23:34:08 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1897 icepacks on a flatsurface...and no it won't damage anything. I have done it for two years while using my mid grade hp laptop for heavy gaming and 3d modeling/mapping. According to speed fan it reduces internal temps by at least 30 degrees. Sounds silly but if you can't afford a better gaming machine like me and are slowly melting your video card to death give this a try! icepacks on a flatsurface…and no it won’t damage anything. I have done it for two years while using my mid grade hp laptop for heavy gaming and 3d modeling/mapping. According to speed fan it reduces internal temps by at least 30 degrees. Sounds silly but if you can’t afford a better gaming machine like me and are slowly melting your video card to death give this a try!

]]> http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1896 Mike Sat, 27 Feb 2010 15:13:22 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1896 I use Laptop Smart Feet to raise my laptop and increase ventilation. I like them because I can take them on and off easily. Found them at http://newpcgadgets.com/ I use Laptop Smart Feet to raise my laptop and increase ventilation. I like them because I can take them on and off easily. Found them at http://newpcgadgets.com/

]]> http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1895 VPS Newsletter » Blog Archive » Laptop Running Too Hot? Here’s How to Cool it Down. Mon, 02 Nov 2009 21:28:44 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1895 [...] Lastly, raise the laptop using a stand with vents at the bottom. There are lots of laptop stands available from the local computer stores such as NCIX, London Drugs, etc. I think the laptop pads are overkill, and noisy, but if you want you can get one of those too – a better alternative might be a pad such as this one, which you can throw into your laptop carrying bag: http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/ [...] [...] Lastly, raise the laptop using a stand with vents at the bottom. There are lots of laptop stands available from the local computer stores such as NCIX, London Drugs, etc. I think the laptop pads are overkill, and noisy, but if you want you can get one of those too – a better alternative might be a pad such as this one, which you can throw into your laptop carrying bag: http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/ [...]

]]> http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1894 Loke Wed, 12 Aug 2009 06:55:55 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1894 The fact that redistribution of heat to gel will cause the heat to reduce is the only factor I see in this equation. Even if you pack water in a conductive bag made of aluminum, it will work, in fact faster and better, because aluminum is an amazing conductor and water can take a lot of heat. Where is the genius here? And shake it every twenty minutes, ... can you imagine having to lift your laptop every twenty minutes? I think the laptop would lose 14 degree celsius if shaken in air every twenty minutes while in use...whaddya say!? The fact that redistribution of heat to gel will cause the heat to reduce is the only factor I see in this equation. Even if you pack water in a conductive bag made of aluminum, it will work, in fact faster and better, because aluminum is an amazing conductor and water can take a lot of heat. Where is the genius here? And shake it every twenty minutes, … can you imagine having to lift your laptop every twenty minutes? I think the laptop would lose 14 degree celsius if shaken in air every twenty minutes while in use…whaddya say!?

]]> http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1893 Official Tech News » Nexus’s Velvety Laptop Cooler Has No Fans [Cooling] Thu, 02 Jul 2009 06:11:09 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1893 [...] Apparently, resting your laptop on Nexus’s cooling pad for 40 minutes will keep your personal computer 14°C cooler than it would if you were to place it on a regular surface. Because it uses no electricity, the pad can be “re-energized” by lifting and shaking it every 20 minutes for the gel to keep cooling your laptop. Supposedly, just ten seconds on this pad will make your laptop significantly cooler too. For £23 ($36), this must be a super magical laptop cooler if it has ten second cooling periods, with no plugs or wires, consisting of gel in a sack that must be shaken every 20 minutes. [Nexus via ForeverGeek] [...] [...] Apparently, resting your laptop on Nexus’s cooling pad for 40 minutes will keep your personal computer 14°C cooler than it would if you were to place it on a regular surface. Because it uses no electricity, the pad can be “re-energized” by lifting and shaking it every 20 minutes for the gel to keep cooling your laptop. Supposedly, just ten seconds on this pad will make your laptop significantly cooler too. For £23 ($36), this must be a super magical laptop cooler if it has ten second cooling periods, with no plugs or wires, consisting of gel in a sack that must be shaken every 20 minutes. [Nexus via ForeverGeek] [...]

]]> http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1892 Jesse Wed, 01 Jul 2009 20:20:34 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1892 where can i find one of these cooling pads they are genius where can i find one of these cooling pads they are genius

]]> http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1891 Nexus’s Velvety Laptop Cooler Has No Fans [Cooling] Thu, 21 May 2009 06:31:53 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1891 [...] Apparently, resting your laptop on Nexus’s cooling pad for 40 minutes will keep your personal computer 14°C cooler than it would if you were to place it on a regular surface. Because it uses no electricity, the pad can be “re-energized” by lifting and shaking it every 20 minutes for the gel to keep cooling your laptop. Supposedly, just ten seconds on this pad will make your laptop significantly cooler too. For £23 ($36), this must be a super magical laptop cooler if it has ten second cooling periods, with no plugs or wires, consisting of gel in a sack that must be shaken every 20 minutes. [Nexus via ForeverGeek] [...] [...] Apparently, resting your laptop on Nexus’s cooling pad for 40 minutes will keep your personal computer 14°C cooler than it would if you were to place it on a regular surface. Because it uses no electricity, the pad can be “re-energized” by lifting and shaking it every 20 minutes for the gel to keep cooling your laptop. Supposedly, just ten seconds on this pad will make your laptop significantly cooler too. For £23 ($36), this must be a super magical laptop cooler if it has ten second cooling periods, with no plugs or wires, consisting of gel in a sack that must be shaken every 20 minutes. [Nexus via ForeverGeek] [...]

]]> http://www.forevergeek.com/2009/05/liquid_cooling_pad_keep_your_laptop_cool_without_electronics/#comment-1890 Пресата presata.com» Blog Archive » Nexus’s Velvety Laptop Cooler Has No Fans [Cooling] Thu, 21 May 2009 03:03:20 +0000 http://www.forevergeek.com/?p=12699#comment-1890 [...] Apparently, resting your laptop on Nexus’s cooling pad for 40 minutes will keep your personal computer 14°C cooler than it would if you were to place it on a regular surface. Because it uses no electricity, the pad can be “re-energized” by lifting and shaking it every 20 minutes for the gel to keep cooling your laptop. Supposedly, just ten seconds on this pad will make your laptop significantly cooler too. For £23 ($36), this must be a super magical laptop cooler if it has ten second cooling periods, with no plugs or wires, consisting of gel in a sack that must be shaken every 20 minutes. [Nexus via ForeverGeek] [...] [...] Apparently, resting your laptop on Nexus’s cooling pad for 40 minutes will keep your personal computer 14°C cooler than it would if you were to place it on a regular surface. Because it uses no electricity, the pad can be “re-energized” by lifting and shaking it every 20 minutes for the gel to keep cooling your laptop. Supposedly, just ten seconds on this pad will make your laptop significantly cooler too. For £23 ($36), this must be a super magical laptop cooler if it has ten second cooling periods, with no plugs or wires, consisting of gel in a sack that must be shaken every 20 minutes. [Nexus via ForeverGeek] [...]

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