would this be good to keep by a desktop to keep it cooler
1946276
i think it would be great for that... i used it at a baseball game here in the 100-110 degree weather and it was awesome so i feel it would be even better in a smaller less brutal heat area...for the price and the product positives it is worth it
1946277
I' have it connected to my PC's USB right now and have it sitting right next to my speaker. As another commenter said, I probably shouldn't do this, because of the moisture, but it's the best angle for me. It reaches my face just fine.
1946278
I would say yes ,my husband use it when watching tv and reclined ,but doesn't want to discomfort rest of us .So far its work very well .As for handle, he just got creative and add clipper.
1946279
I'm wondering if you mean a computer "desktop"? If so, no - you don't want to add water to the environment to cool electronics!
588402
This mini tower works for me. It will be tight if you plan to install a separate video card. The cooling fans are quiet.
1388933
I just use the fan that is made for it's socket and my tower has about 3 fans and it keeps it cooled down.
1863411
It's a computer. You can put it anywhere you want to. I keep mine on the floor, but a desktop should work. If you stack it with the same kind of processor, memory, and graphics card (if you like teh games) then you probably wouldn't even notice a difference.
1514702
Yes it could although I would recommend on with a fan built in to keep laptop from overheating
1232143
This is an inexpensive card for this type of component. Fans are better generally, but they get dusty, are cheap and tend to fail. A heat sink is what it is. It could be limited in performance in the summer if the computer is in a place that gets warm. So as usual, you pick for your situation and usage.
2209534
The "DC" is for direct cooling. It includes liquid cooling on the gpu to help keep temperatures down. Not a necessity however I prefer to have components staying as cool as possible.
1335961
The cooling portion is in the middle, so I don't see it being an issue. The main problem that you'll have is your laptop will certainly be larger, over the sides of the base. Mine is a 15" and it hangs over a little bit. As long as that doesn't bother you, it should be fine.
1319061
It does keep you lap cool since the heat is deflected on the lapdesk. the laptop stay the same as it would be laying on a table. Bryan
1366827
I would guess no... I would get a 3rd party cooler which would probably work.
2225089
This always depends upon what you nave to do with it. By the way, since it is not overclockable and its frequency clock is moderately high, I think you can easily keep its stock cooling fan (like as I did)
1254452
You could probably do that although I wouldn't advise it. The heat build up is the problem and it might get a bit too hot unless you have a really good PWM and good heatsink.
2087879
I think if you can dissipate heat without a problem as long as the pc has good internal ventilation also dissipate the heat produced by the processor, that is a good case ventilation.But not if the socket is suitable because it must have an adapter.
537751
Hi Joe,I purchased this fan about a year ago to cool my iMac desktop and I'm still using it to this day. It seems to help quite a bit if you tape it about 4 inches in from the right (halfway covering the ventilation slot at the top) if you're looking at the back side of the screen. One thing you'll need is a usb extension because the cord won't reach your usb ports. These run cheap on amazon.
1232146
Me personally would only use one with a fan, But I guess that also depends how you use the graphics card and how good of a cooling system in your box.
627213
I would not use this as a CPU cooler, I would recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo. This is best used as an additional tower/case fan.
1300435
you may be able to,however its much cheaper to buy a separate cooling pad that comes with fans..I do have a kingWin installed on my desktop & it works great..