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    Cooling pad for MacBook Pro

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by Lucky3killer, Feb 4, 2008.

  1. Lucky3killer

    Lucky3killer Notebook Consultant

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    I need someone to help to find good cooling pad for MacBook Pro and want get more cooler when play games, such as Crysis, Halo 2, The Sims 2 and others under Bootcamp. I'm getting sick of lock-up in games when MacBook Pro is very hotter and just want stop the lock-up or even laggy.

    I had looking on newegg but too many brands but I need find it for best cooling pad when play games.

    Thanks
     
  2. BHD

    BHD Notebook Deity

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    try zalman-nc1000 it works well even on 17".
     
  3. Lucky3killer

    Lucky3killer Notebook Consultant

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    Wow, I own 15.4" MacBook Pro.

    I would order it via newegg tomorrow, thanks so much for helping. :)
     
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    chinmonkie Notebook Evangelist

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    Where are the intakes for the air on the Zalman NC1000?
    Can I put this on my lap or on a pillow?
     
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    The iLap has had many good reviews and I'm about to buy one. I'd try that out.
     
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    Macs aren't good for doing the kind of gaming you're trying to do. Cooling is just one reason.. even if you can cool it off enough you're still not going to get the same performance you would have off a PC.. If you bought that computer intending to play those kinds of games it was just a poor choice. Plain and simple.. good luck to you.