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Submerge your laptop in non-conductive hella cooled liquid and have it circulate, I'll guarantee you'll never overheat

Originally Posted by Alen

Submerge your laptop in non-conductive hella cooled liquid and have it circulate, I'll guarantee you'll never overheat

Been there, done that.. it works...

Great. But the question here it, how much does it cost?

Originally Posted by ReViSi0n

Great. But the question here it, how much does it cost?

Laptop coolers? If you're not going for brand names but still want something decent about 20-30 bucks or so

Originally Posted by Alen

Laptop coolers? If you're not going for brand names but still want something decent about 20-30 bucks or so

What kinds of cooler are there for laptops?
@Alen

My sister has one where you place a laptop on it.
Plug in USB and fan spins.

probably like 1 more fps in minecraft or something lol

My sister has one where you place a laptop on it.
Plug in USB and fan spins.[/QUOTE]

That's it right there...

Kinda gets the job done... They have those for the Xbox 360 also...

Originally Posted by Boss

What kinds of cooler are there for laptops?
@Alen

My sister has one where you place a laptop on it.
Plug in USB and fan spins.

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. At least that's the main idea, you've got so many different variations though.

Well, that decreased her laptop by 20 centigrades.
My rig is highest 35 centigrade.

Why does it say my graphic card memory is 1700 MB when it's actually 512?

Originally Posted by Boss

Well, that decreased her laptop by 20 centigrades.
My rig is highest 35 centigrade.

I had my old gpu went up to 105 celcius before and it broke zzz

Originally Posted by Domen

Why does it say my graphic card memory is 1700 MB when it's actually 512?

/derp
Shared memory.

Originally Posted by Domen

Why does it say my graphic card memory is 1700 MB when it's actually 512?

Shared memory, it's reserving some ram for itself. If I were you i would disable that, you probs don't need more than 512 anyways.

Originally Posted by Extravagant

I had my old gpu went up to 105 celcius before and it broke zzz

I don't see how graphics cards burn that easily.
My shitbox's GTX 460 goes around 40 degrees C.

Originally Posted by Boss

I don't see how graphics cards burn that easily.
My shitbox's GTX 460 goes around 40 degrees C.

The fan was completely clogged up by dust, rofl, to the point where the hole where the fan ventilated were like a pile of dust.

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