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On August 03 2010 04:34 zoltanqc wrote: funny I just received this today link. (laptop is asus G73-A1). I cant tell you about the exact temp drop but the keyboard def feels A LOT cooller lol something cheaper? | ||
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On August 03 2010 04:23 FiRe) wrote: Particulary my games lag (except Starcraft broodwar) So what's the problem? | ||
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sc2 mostly  and other steam games as well | ||
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Laptops aren't meant for gaming though, and you need to fork over heavy cash to make them able to play big games at high graphics. Whatever you do, never blow a house fan or something like that at your system to "cool" it off. That messes up the entire vent system and can overheat your cpu super quick. Almost did that with the old desktop :O Also, because its summer, everything gets super hot in my bedroom so most of the time I play games downstairs. My keyboard doesn't even feel hot in the basement, so if you can help it, move to a cooler room temperature because it does help. | ||
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I have done some considerable amount of research into laptop before. I can recommend these two: http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Notepal-Notebook-R9-NBC-8PBK-GP/dp/B002NU5V4A/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1280780103&sr=1-1 http://www.amazon.com/ZALMAN-Ultra-Notebook-Cooler-ZM-NC1000/dp/B000JSFT0Y/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1243624006&sr=1-11 It may also be a hardware problem. Laptops, especially laptop graphic cards (like the infamous Nvidia 8xxx series), suffer short life expectancy. | ||
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On August 03 2010 04:55 Chunkybuddha wrote: Have you tried pasting this frameratecapglue=30 frameratecap=60 into your variables yet? That may fix your sc2 problem. Laptops aren't meant for gaming though, and you need to fork over heavy cash to make them able to play big games at high graphics. Whatever you do, never blow a house fan or something like that at your system to "cool" it off. That messes up the entire vent system and can overheat your cpu super quick. Almost did that with the old desktop :O Also, because its summer, everything gets super hot in my bedroom so most of the time I play games downstairs. My keyboard doesn't even feel hot in the basement, so if you can help it, move to a cooler room temperature because it does help. ?? i use like a tiny fan pointed at my laptop O_o | ||
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On August 03 2010 05:30 HeavOnEarth wrote: ?? i use like a tiny fan pointed at my laptop O_o A lot a lot of heat rises through the keyboard - probably feel it during sc2 - so if you are using a fan, definitely avoid pointing it at your keyboard. You use a tiny fan so maybe it's not a big deal though? On that note, maybe it's not really doing anything  Feel under your laptop and see if those fans are drawing air or blowing air. If both fans are drawing air, point the fan to blow cool air under the laptop, so that way the cpu draws cooler air, that's safe. | ||
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On August 03 2010 23:49 Chunkybuddha wrote: A lot a lot of heat rises through the keyboard - probably feel it during sc2 - so if you are using a fan, definitely avoid pointing it at your keyboard. You use a tiny fan so maybe it's not a big deal though? On that note, maybe it's not really doing anything Feel under your laptop and see if those fans are drawing air or blowing air. If both fans are drawing air, point the fan to blow cool air under the laptop, so that way the cpu draws cooler air, that's safe.Okay, thanks! | ||
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