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    Raising laptop's back vs cooling pad (inspiron 7577)

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by AlexanderKim, Aug 23, 2018.

  1. AlexanderKim

    AlexanderKim Notebook Guru

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    What your thoughts, guys? I've noticed a difference in temps when raising a back, but didn't tried with a cooling pad.
     
    AlexanderKim, Aug 23, 2018
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    slimpower Notebook Evangelist

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    I use a nice metal stand to raise the back of my laptop and it does seem to help keep them cool, even in very hot weather. I have not tried a cooling pad but if they have fans I am sure the noise would bother me.
     
    slimpower, Aug 26, 2018
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  3. AlexanderKim

    AlexanderKim Notebook Guru

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    I just read that cooling pad sometimes even makes temps worse, than without it.
     
    AlexanderKim, Aug 26, 2018
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