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    HP DV7t qe i7, 6770m - coolpad suggestion

    Discussion in 'HP' started by mbialkov, Apr 8, 2012.

  1. mbialkov

    mbialkov Newbie

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    Hi guys, I have the 17" HP DV7t qe laptop and I am playing games on my 6770M gpu. I have noticed that the upper left corner (where the exhaust vent is located) gets very hot under game loads - Dragon Age 2, Fifa 12, Civ V..not extremely hot, but unpleasantly hot to keep your hand on. I am thinking of buying a coolpad - TARGUS AWE55US. What do you think of it? Is it going to do the trick? Thanks
     
  2. DjSweetBazz

    DjSweetBazz Notebook Consultant

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    or u can just turn coolsense on and temps will go down with about 10C
     
  3. mbialkov

    mbialkov Newbie

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    It is turned on already on the coolest settings.

    As I said, it is not that crazy hot, however you clearly feel that it is hot, and as far as I am told, it is not very wise to leave a laptop computer overheat for a prolonged amounts of time. That is why I am trying to figure out somethng to cool it down.
     
  4. xAcid9

    xAcid9 Notebook Deity

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    most important question is what is the temperature when that happened?