Hector, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi Rad, there are a couple of solutions, for about 50 bucks you can
buy a PB holder that basically lifts it from its base and permits it to
run cooler.
Or you can use 50 bucks or maybe a little more to buy a second hand
Bluechip CPU that does run much cooler,
Hi Mikael, you mention a Bluechip CPU, and I got lost. What is that and
where would you buy it?
Any specifics on it?
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Hector, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi Mikael, you mention a Bluechip CPU, and I got lost. What is that and
where would you buy it?
Any specifics on it?
CPU upgrade from Powerlogix http://www.powerlogix.com that is based on
IBM (I think) copper technology and because of that runs cooler. The
Re; I had similar idea,I used two pieces and put a fan inbetween,
best wishes
On Mar 28, 2004, at 9:13 PM, Rad Craig wrote:
Sure, that would be great. That's what I was thinking of, some type
of an insulating cover on the bottom or some way to insulate it from
my lap.
Rad...
Hector I Macedo
At 1:37 PM -0600 3/28/04, Rad Craig wrote:
I have a Wallstreet that I just got to start using (just got my new
wireless card), so last night was the first time I had used it for
any real amount of time (several hours). The bottom of this laptop
gets VERY hot after it's been used for a while.
I have a Wallstreet that I just got to start using (just got my new
wireless card), so last night was the first time I had used it for any
real amount of time (several hours). The bottom of this laptop gets
VERY hot after it's been used for a while. Is there any cure for this?
I'm usually
My Reply follows quote. On 28/03/2004 11:37 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I have a Wallstreet that I just got to start using (just got my new
wireless card), so last night was the first time I had used it for any
real amount of time (several hours). The bottom of this laptop gets
VERY hot after
Hi Rad, there are a couple of solutions, for about 50 bucks you can
buy a PB holder that basically lifts it from its base and permits it to
run cooler.
OR...
You can do it the economical way, I made a support with 3/8 okuma
plywood and a piece of wood that lifts it from your lap and lets you
Sure, that would be great. That's what I was thinking of, some type of
an insulating cover on the bottom or some way to insulate it from my lap.
Rad...
Hector I Macedo wrote:
Hi Rad, there are a couple of solutions, for about 50 bucks you can
buy a PB holder that basically lifts it from its
