Laptop cooler for my AW

Laptop cooler for my AW

I hope it’s appropriate to post this here; it’s a review for the Nexut TDD-3000 Heat-Pipe laptop cooler. Because I use it for the Aurora m9700 I figured this is the place.

Nexut TDD-3000 Heat-Pipe laptop cooler
http://www.xpcgear.com/notebookcooler.html

I find this a great notebook cooler/stand for the m9700, as you can see below, all 4 of the notebooks feet fit on this stand, so the notebook is completely elevated.




This device works as advertised. It disperses the heat from the center of your notebook to the cooler, outside sections. The center of the m9700 is where the 2 graphic cards are located, and this is the hottest section of the notebook.
Its simple technology, but really works! It keeps the center of my notebook cooler, and more comfortable to the human touch. It also lowers your internal system temperature by moving the heat to less “hot” areas.


Now this next part is completely coincidental. I already owned this notebook cooler

Targus notebook ChillHub
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1093469291003

and by their advertisement, it fits a 17” notebook. Guess what? It doesn’t! This device is too small. But it is nice, the 2 fans lower the temp of my notebook, and it has a 4 port USB hub.

Well, these two laptop coolers really work nice together.









It’s like these to coolers were meant for eachother!
The fit is perfect; the Targus ChillHub fits perfectly into the bottom section of the Nexut cooler. No need to glue this baby in, it’s a snug fit, but not so tight that you cannot remove the fan cooler.

As you can see, the USB has to be in the front of the notebook, there is no room for it in the back. This is also good because the exhaust to the fan cooler is also in the front. The back end of this notebook has enough exhaust, and gets rather hot. Dispersing some of the heat to the front side is a great idea.

You can also see, the 4 port USB hub is completely accessible when these two are together.

With the fan on, the entire “rig” stays much cooler to the touch, and actually lowered my CPU temps an additional 2C when running SP2004.

The cooler sucks, not blows.

Wow, this thread is getting DIRTY!

i cant believe it but no, it sit's fine. I typically use it on my lap to there would be no wobbling anyway, but even on a desk.

I HAVE TO ADD SOMETHING!

this config stinks if you do not plug the fan cooler in, it actuall raises the temp of my system. but only by 1C.

Still, if you dont plan to plug it in, the system is cooler w/o the fan cooler under it. there is less natural air flow (unless you turn the fans on).

I really like this heat-pipe based laptop cooler, no wires, no mess, and keep my laptop, and lap confortable.

I put the fan on during Overlocking, or extended gaming, like an 8 hour streach of wow.

thats what i typically do, but yes, the point of this device is to disperse the heat from the center, to the outside. The entire thing gets a little bit warm, but not nearly as warm as the laptop as it's self would.

dont want to be bothered with pluging in the usb/power every time...