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    zalman nc2000/6860fx questions

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by jfitts23, May 23, 2008.

  1. jfitts23

    jfitts23 Notebook Guru

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    couple questions for all.

    How is the nc2000 with a fx series notebook on your lap,Will it still cool well on your lap?(thats where i mostly use my notebook or couch)

    Will the nc2000 and fx series notebook fit in a slappa backpack.
     
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    rafaelsmith Notebook Guru

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    I have the NC2000 for my 6860FX. Trust me, Its not meant to be used on your lap.
     
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    jfitts23 Notebook Guru

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    i hate to hear that because i hear its the best cooler around really. i thought about getting the xpad i hear that is good for your lap but not as good in the cooling department.
     
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    I have the zalman for my 6860 and it fits on my lap just fine. It cools the same as if it were on the desk. Just need to keep your legs apart since the fan sits in bottom middle.
     
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    jfitts23 Notebook Guru

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    sounds promising. the nc2000 does seem like the best out there. i guess now i need to know if it will all fit in the backpack and i'll be good to go.