Jeff, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >The fan in a TiBook is bonded to the upper housing, back center. There >isn't room to put anything close to the processor, since it is covered >by the heat sink/extraction tube assembly. Plus the 'Book is so thin >there isn't room for anything else anyway. Not even a thin detector of 2 mm? >Perhaps the heat sink isn't >dissipatingn enough heat? I have a 500mhz and the fan rarely comes on, >usually when I am running Virtual PC for over an hour at a time. You >might try putting some thermal compound on the top of the processor, >under the heat sink contact. I'll certainly try that. It's the previous user that says the fan never comes on, I haven't judged this myself. You know anything of what hardware judges and control the fan?
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