I've got an M17x R3 and I've been using it on the couch lately while I watch The Walking Dead... Unfortunately though, it seems no matter how I rest this thing on my legs, they begin to fall asleep after about an hour. Does anyone have a strategy for both keeping the laptop ventilated, and resting it on your lap comfortably? (Preferably without buying any 3rd party items - since I'm kinda broke at the moment)
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MickyD1234 Notebook Prophet
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I don't use it on my lap. I have it on the bed next to me. It's easier to type sideways than to cut off the blood supply to me legs.
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Simple:
I don't.
Laptops aren't made for gaming on your lap.They're made with mobility in mind. That's just silly to think otherwise.
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MickyD1234 Notebook Prophet
Some of us do not have the luxury of being able to sit in a chair at a table. The LAPtop is a vital piece of equipment, as well as something to game on
. Different strokes dude ....
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no offense, but I don't really care if you "don't use a laptop on your lap" ... I'm asking for input from the people that do. You absolutely can game with a laptop on your lap, but I'm not really here to debate that since it seems blatantly obvious to me.
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this is actually a tough question to answer i tend to use a old dinner tray i have it has a soft bean bag balls underneath and a hard flat surface above that's what i use
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If you are a tobbacco user, quitting that will help improve your circulation quite well.
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You can always pick up one of those little bean-bag-bottomed trays from any PC peripherals store and see how you get on - you might like it. It might cost £10/$10, but it will save the experience of constant pins 'n' needles!
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I game hours on end on my laptop (witcher 2, LoL, sleeping dogs to name a few) but I do use a laptop cooler; nothing too extravagant, just a Belkin one from pc world and I have no issues.
The laptop never overheats and the maximum temps I get are like 70c on my GPU and 75c on my CPU. So I would invest in a cooler.
A lot of people recommend the cooler master U3 but apparently it isn't so comfortable on the lap due to the fans. -
I also don't use my M17xR2 on my lap. I've got a Notepal U3 and it does the job. What normally falls asleep when I watch T.V. show and movies is me. LOL!
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The m17x and m18x are considered desktop replacements because of their size. You should get something smaller if you want something on your laptop.
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I use mine on my lap more than 75% of the time. I do use a lap desk so I have room for my Orochi mouse, but rarely use the M18x with it sitting on a desk.
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Yeap, going with a lap desk is a good choice, but the m18x is massive beast! I want one
How do you rest your M17x on your lap without your legs going to sleep?
Discussion in 'Alienware 17 and M17x' started by darkdomino, Oct 19, 2012.