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    How to cool down your m15x - easy :)

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by Napbree, Nov 10, 2008.

  1. Napbree

    Napbree Notebook Evangelist

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    Hey,

    I have noticed if I take out my smartbay slot, and just leave it empty, my m15x stays so much cooler - and I can feel the air coming out of it. The airflow is much greater, and I liturally drop from 86 degress when playing farcry for hours, to 69-70 degrees (using hwmonitor).

    Try it, and see the difference ;)
     
  2. dwend

    dwend Notebook Evangelist

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    I remove my rear battery. I should try the SB.
     
  3. rouGHman4

    rouGHman4 Notebook Consultant

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    Indeed, there is air coming out!
     
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    icon007 Notebook Evangelist

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    ice water will do
     
  5. gx470

    gx470 Notebook Guru

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    um No..water on an electronic device... not a good idea
     
  6. Stone825

    Stone825 Notebook Virtuoso

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    Haha I hope that was a joke with the ice water. You could always take apart the whole laptop and custom rig a liquid cooling system together. That would take away the point of having a laptop though :)