Hello, to start off I've always had laptop cooling issues, pretty much after the first year I got this laptop. I fixed this problem with spending about 30$ every six months, on a cooling pad (the targus mat, the wire that runs the cooler into the usb kept breaking down). After buying the targus mats a few times, I decided to buy something different. From then onward I bought one Antec Aluminum cooling pad. This lasted about a year, or six months, but finally the same problem, the wire that connects the cooler to the usb has finally broken down. Now, without this cooler, or a cooler in general, my laptop overheats and eventually shuts itself down, which is pretty bad and cannot be good for my computer. I will probably the end of this year, get a built in cooling system, or another laptop in general, but for now I need a method to cool this laptop down so I can use it safely. I need help, can anyone give me a hand? Much appreciated.
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I mean I have all of the stock parts, and didn't change anything if anyone wants the specs I'll happily give them but it's so hot here I can barely use this laptop for anything.
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Wraith of Vern Notebook Consultant
What you might want to try is getting some canned air and using it on your vents to clean out any dust. At this point a better option would probably be to take your laptop apart and clean the fan and vents out. You should be able to find a guide on how to do this somewhere on the internet, or on this website.
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I have an acer 5672wmli and I found that after i took off the heatsink and applied quality thermal compund between the CPU, GPU and chipset the temperatures went down significantly. before there were only pads
Acer Aspire 4520 heating/cooling issues
Discussion in 'Acer' started by Tom Sawyer, Jul 6, 2010.