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    Best notebook cooler for pavilion dv6000?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by likearocket, Apr 21, 2008.

  1. likearocket

    likearocket Notebook Guru

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    Hi, I was wondering whether anyone is using a cooler underneath their pavilion, and which one they are using? Just got mine back from repair under warranty service enhancement, and I want to maximize the life of it :(
     
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    nahiyan13 Notebook Evangelist

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    Well I do not own a dv6000, but I have a MacBook Pro and a Dell XPS M1730.I am using the Zalman NC2000 notebook cooler.It really keeps the temperature of my XPS and MBP lowerthan usual.
     
    nahiyan13, Apr 21, 2008
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    EIN502 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I got the smaller Zalman cooler before I knew they made a larger one and I love it. Now that there is a larger one I wish I had it, because the laptop seems big on the smaller one.
     
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    Sac9700 Notebook Consultant

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    I don't have a dv6000, but I picked up the Rosewill 17'' Notebook Cooler Model RNA-7000W from Newegg and really like it. It's not the most comfortable on the lap, but it doesn't look like many of them are. So I built an oak "frame" for it that is vented for the fans, and now I think it's perfect.
     
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