how many degrees can this reduce on a hard working laptop?
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my laptop over heated alot now its fine i dnt have a temp meeter on my laptop
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Hi Caroline, This lapdesk does not have anything that will cool a laptop. It is a solid piece of heavy duty plastic (no vent holes). You will still need a fan. It does have a large surface area to work on so you do not have to worry about space at all. Also, It has pockets and cushioning underneath that make it very confortable. Hope this helps.
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As electronics actually work better at lower temperatures I believe that you should have not problem. Why your in your car working on your computer when the inside temp is less than 32 degrees is another question? Besides companies put temperature ranges on products to ensure they have minimal field issues. It will work.
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I have 15 PCs and i run them all 24/7/365... (all year round) I use everything from stock cooling (the fan and heatsink that comes with the processor) to the V8. I have never seen a water cooling system that lowers the temperature of your CPU farther than an air cooling system. The V8 GTS keeps my i7 processor at 39 degrees C even under full load (compiling software for hours at a time). My water cooling system can't get it below 55 degrees C.
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I dont know, I keep mine in the basemenrt aronud 65-70 degrees or so. It works fine.
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Not always...laptops are meant to run at high temperatures...even up to 90 degrees Celsius. But it is common knowledge that heat it bad and cool is always good. You can test to see if it helps but more often than not, a cooler isnt needed. Internal fans keep laptops at a set temperature(if you think like a fan in a car). I hope this helps you out.
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I do everything in Fahrenheit, but I THINK that is about 95-100 degrees. For what I am doing, I keep it on about 124 degrees and it holds one degree either way, so I would say it SHOULD be OK for what you want.
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No not really I would just lower it down a bit, mime does the same thing, but I just lower it down and it keeps the computer cool.
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You could try, though I'm not sure how much it would actually increase cooling for the laptop. This pad does more to keep the heat generated by the laptop from being felt (like when you're using your computer on your lap) than actually cool the laptop. Additionally, I'd worry that it would restrict airflow to the fan, but that really depends more on your set-up.
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My laptop does exactly the same thing, and the answer is yes it cools all over. Sometimes when I first turn the fan on I slide it a bit so the left side is more towards the center just to get immediate results but once the side is cooler to the touch I center the laptop on the pad and it maintains the lower temperatures just fine.
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I have a 17" HP laptop and it helps cool it by at least 50%, as I play games alot. The 5 fans it has is a big plus! I highly recommend it!
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it would be a little big, but can you really get too much cooling on the bottom of your laptop?
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Its meant for contoling a living space. Not sure its intended for non livinbg space (eg 140F). The documentration claims a 1 degree differential. Wrong! My observation is more like 3-4'C ( about 10'F)
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Your gear ratio will depend on how hot it will get.Normal operating temp for that device is 140 to 160 anything above that your going to start asking for problems
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Very much so! I tested it by turning the fan off and my laptop was getting hotter.
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Hi Valeria,We personally grade this laptop model heat level at 2 on 1-5 heat scale, which 5 is very hot. Hope this helps.Regards,LGI ElectronicsHP Authorized Reseller
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Yes, up to 350F, see manufacturers website http://www.techefusa.com/template/support/product_care.php