Actually it is hot on the bottom of the notebook under the right hand side of the keyboard. It is so hot that after putting my hand on it for a couple of seconds I feel very uncomfortable. Is there something I can do about this? Is that where the cpu is? Can i install a more powerful fan? Can I drill small holes in the case to allow more ventilation? Would it help to leave the dvd player open? I am concerned about this in general because the amount of heat and the life of a notebook are usually inverse relationships. Secondly my notebook has 256 mb of RAM now. I want to upgrade to 1 GB. Am I asking for trouble?
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My Evo n1020v is a little hot under the collar
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5/20/08 at 4:27pm
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