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    Cooling Pad for the M17x

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by Xeneize, Dec 10, 2009.

  1. Xeneize

    Xeneize Notebook Deity

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    My Apologies for this post, I know there's a long thread for this but I was only able to find the M15x cooling pad thread....

    Anyways... can you guys recommend a good (great) cooling pad for the M17x?
     
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    Mazdaspeed_6 Notebook Evangelist

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    nodeffect Notebook Evangelist

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    or the Zalman 2000, it cools really good and it looks good too.
     
  4. EviLCorsaiR

    EviLCorsaiR Asura

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    The Zalman is far inferior for the Alienware notebooks because it has fans at the front whereas the notebook's vents are at the back.

    As the others have said, the Cryo LX is the best option with fans at the back. The Antec 200 is also meant to be good with its 'big boy' fan.
     
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    Thanks gentleman!! Ordered a Cryo LX, you guys rox!