virtual kev
Hello All users
My compaq laptop seems to be getting very hot after a 6 hour session. Can anyone recommend a cooling pad with USB inserts.
The problem i have though, is that my laptop only has 3 USB inserts, which are taken as follows :
(1) - Numark DMC 2 Controller
(2) - Numark 200CM USB (used for additional sound card)
(3) - External hard drive
If I buy a cooling pad with built in USB ports, Will I cause any conflicts between the external hard drive / DMC2 controller / mixer by plugging these into the colloing pad. I would prob leave the external hard drive connect directly to the laptop.
Your help in this matter would be appreciated.
Cheers
My compaq laptop seems to be getting very hot after a 6 hour session. Can anyone recommend a cooling pad with USB inserts.
The problem i have though, is that my laptop only has 3 USB inserts, which are taken as follows :
(1) - Numark DMC 2 Controller
(2) - Numark 200CM USB (used for additional sound card)
(3) - External hard drive
If I buy a cooling pad with built in USB ports, Will I cause any conflicts between the external hard drive / DMC2 controller / mixer by plugging these into the colloing pad. I would prob leave the external hard drive connect directly to the laptop.
Your help in this matter would be appreciated.
Cheers
Posted Fri 11 Sep 09 @ 6:13 am
Tear Em 'Up
The issue with those cooling pads are, the fan might not be in the correct place. The cooling fans might be blowing the wrong direction (out instead of in). The cooling fans can cause some latent noise issues.
Personally I think you can accomplish more by making sure your laptop fan is clean, and the vents are not clogged. This can be accomplished with a can of compressed air available at almost any electronics shop. Once you have ensured the fan ducts and vents are clean elevate the laptop slightly. I use one of these, when my laptop is not on a stand.
Personally I think you can accomplish more by making sure your laptop fan is clean, and the vents are not clogged. This can be accomplished with a can of compressed air available at almost any electronics shop. Once you have ensured the fan ducts and vents are clean elevate the laptop slightly. I use one of these, when my laptop is not on a stand.
Posted Fri 11 Sep 09 @ 8:12 am