Notebook Cooler – Preventing Automatic Hibernate

Posted by : Dexter Panganiban on April 7, 2008 | ; Filed Under Gadget

Since my Toshiba Laptop is old, I am now experiencing frequent hibernating while working on it. The main reason is it heat up easily now a days. Upon searching for a solution I found out that I could have a Notebook Cooler. I bought it for about 80 Riyals ( Php 850.00 ). All I can say is it solves the problem.

So if ever you will have same problem try consider buying a notebook cooler.

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Greenie on April 9th, 2008 4:19 am

Zalman makes a great one as well that I picked up from newegg. It’s got two fans that have a variable slider control so it can be made to be pretty much silent. It fits a 17″ laptop and it’s tilted at an angle. The notebook fans rarely come on which is good.

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Dexter on April 9th, 2008 4:32 am

@ Greenie

Thanks for the heads up.. Well actually when i bought this I was looking for fans as big as this but dual. But I am not lucky enough to get it.

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