Cooling Solutions for Sager 9880?

I recently got a 9880 and have been nothing but impressed by Sager's great reputation staying true to my order.

This includes their choice of case and subsequent air flow. On full load the CPU is 60C and the HDD is 45C. Not bad for standard on a laptop. Still, I got this notebook because I'll be working it like a bitch. I'm on full load for up to 14 hours a day rendering in 3DS Max. So, while the temperatures are adequate, I'd still like to bring them down where I can.
Thus the reason for this post. I have little experience with cooling solutions for notebooks and am wondering if anyone had any suggestions outside of modding the existing hardware (I'd like to keep the warranty intact). I looked around at laptop trays and coolers but none of them are large enough for the beast that is Sager. The notebook would end up just sitting directly on the tray/cooler and actually lose airflow in comparison to it standing on its own four feet. I'd also seen an interesting PCMCIA fan that worked as in intake, pumping about 28 CPM into the slot and out several slits connected to the fan. Problem there, though, is that I'm not sure it would work on more modern notebooks, as today's PCMCIA slots don't give out constant power like the older ones do, leaving me to wonder if the fan is smart enough to say, "Hey, XP! I'm here! Use me!"
Anyways, was just wondering if anyone out there has found worthwhile cooling alternatives that don't void the warranty for their Sagers. I'm happy with what I got, but I'm always happy to improve.

P4 (630) 3.0 GHz 2MB cache
2 Gig DDR2 RAM
Quadro FX 1400 Go 256MB DDR3
SATA (5400RPM) 80 Gig HDD

I'll be sure to check out the Antec (funny enough, I was just looking at their coolers when I saw your reply). I'm starting to find some coolers that are just large enough for the feet on the Sager, but still very interested in hearing what's worked for Sager users here in practice. I'm just finicky when it comes to functionality. The last thing I want to deal with is a cooler that only barely covers the feet of my notebook, leading to the occassional slip or tilt off of it.

The fans came set to turn on only when required.

Sager provided the latest drivers for the Quadro. Of course, I wasn't sure of that at the time I got it, so I went to Nvidia to d/l the latest ones. Boy was that a mistake! Nvidia didn't have any of the drivers for their Go series on their drivers' page! They had a driver for simply, 'Quadro,' and so I d/led that and tried it out, only to find that none of the Go Quadro drivers were provided. So I ended up going back to Sager's website and getting the driver for my Go 1400 back (at which point I realized from its release number that it was indeed the latest driver for the card). Whew!

I'm with you on that, Wanvig. I've had two DVD cases stacked under each rear foot for the past couple of hours. The temperature dropped 4 degrees and hasn't strayed. It's an easy, free way to bring the temp down a bit but I'd also like a solution that allows me to work from my lap. I've spent a good part of the evening searching through the forums and decided to take the passive route and order a Targus podium. Looks like it'll suit my needs.

Mine came with the update. Fn+F2 toggles fans always on/fans only when needed.