help choosing between zalman or cooler master laptop cooler

hi everyone,
i just bought an hp pavilion dv6-6199ee which has a core i7 and a radeon graphics card.

i monitored the cpu and gpu temratures when playing games like the new duke nukem (it sucks btw) on high video settings, and it got up to 90C=194.0F, but the laptop stayed cool in general, and i was concerned about breaking the laptop (because i play lots of games) so i thought of getting a laptop cooler.

ive been doing some research about it and i dont really know which one to get.
i found some good reviews on the zalman nc-1000 and the zalman nc-2000.
i also liked the cooler master notepal u2 cuz u can change where the fan is place but not really sure about its quality.
any other suggestions are welcomed

note: i live in the uk, so not all the cooler that are available in the US are available here.

thank you for reading

 

no?
both rubbish?

 

how many vents are on the bottom on your laptop?

 

I have the notepal U2 and honestly, it changes almost nothing, about 2 or 3 degres Without the fans (notebook on the cooler powered off) I got 2 degres as well. I suspect the fans to be too weak. I might try a mod to replace them when I have the time.
But at least the quality is good, it feels solid. I have had it for about 2 month now.

 

yeah, the 80mm fans on the coolermasters provide very little cfm. The notepal u2/u3 with 120mm fans would be a beast.

 

I also have the U2, and the fans definitely aren't super-strong. I mostly just use it to elevate the PC off my lap. Haven't tried comparing temps with and without.

I doubt you'll be blown away (hurrhurr) by anything USB powered.

 

thank you everyone for your help, now im thinking less of the u2

there r 4 vents on the back of my laptop


and i was thinking of keeping that cover open when using a cooler just like that:

do u think its a good idea?
and if u have a better cooler suggestion after looking at where the vents are placed please tell me.

 

i just saw the coolermaster infinite (not the infinite evo), u think its any good?

 

Again, anything USB powered probably isn't going to move enough air to make a real difference.

 

yes i think it would be better to ge a mains powered cooler, as im not really going to need to carry the cooler with me everywhere i go so its not a problem.
Do u know any good ones for my laptop, i think it has the same chassis as yours and also many specs are the same

 

I have an NZXT Cryo LX on my desk. It moves a lot of air.

 

As does the CoolerMaster SF-19

Mr. Mysterious