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    Which cooling pad would gimme the lowest temps!

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by Theprom, Jan 15, 2011.

  1. Theprom

    Theprom Notebook Consultant

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    I have dell xps 15 laptop and i need a cooling pad for it!
    Its got 9 cell battery,i7 and gt435m(which i always run oc'ed)
    .Max stock clock temps are about 86C.Onve oc'ed the gpu reaches arnd 95C.I will be humble as i have pinpointed some coolers(so u guyz need not waste ya time)
    1.Cooler master X2
    2.Zalman NC2000(nybody using this,can u explain how it works,i mean the area above the two fans is covered)-
    3.Cooler master U2(adjustable fan positions)
    4.NZXT Cryo S Aluminum Notebook Cooler(i wonder if this would fit under my laptop considering that its meant for 10-15" laptop and xps 15 is a bit outta shape lol!)

    Basically i need to know which type of coolin pad i need.Whether a single large fan in the middle type or two fans type!The NZXT cyso S is my dream coolin pad but i m afraid my xps 15 base is out of the dimensions!
    I am also posting a pic of back of my lappy! for the reference!
    Sorry if this thread has already been posted,but i couldn't make a satisfactory conclusion!
     

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    alstrike Notebook Consultant

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    Cooler Master Notepal U3. It has 3 detachable fans and you can place them anywhere.
     
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    Theprom Notebook Consultant

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    dude its designed for 17-19" lappy's
    I wudn't be happy with such a big one!
     
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