EPTMy fingers, especially my left pinky get soo hot that it gets painful some time later.
Anyone else have this trouble, and any suggestions? (other than obvious ones.)
Laptop and your fingers
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Wala.Revolution
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My fingers, especially my left pinky get soo hot that it gets painful some time later. Anyone else have this trouble, and any suggestions? (other than obvious ones.) | ||
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Kouda
United States2205 Posts
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gilligan
Sweden36 Posts
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Scaramanga
Australia8090 Posts
Nah this happened to me all the time, it never really bothered me that much | ||
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wo0py
Netherlands922 Posts
I have an laptop stand for my laptop, and i have an additional keyboard. The protoss judicator would say you need additional keyboards! warp in more keyboards! | ||
GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
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LiminalMadness
Germany88 Posts
And i also got a usb keyboard, but thats more because i hate to type on notebook keyboards. | ||
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MrShankly
United Kingdom371 Posts
On December 30 2009 18:54 Wala.Revolution wrote: Sometimes when I use my laptop for long periods of time, it heats up and the keyboard gets very hot. My fingers, especially my left pinky get soo hot that it gets painful some time later. Anyone else have this trouble, and any suggestions? (other than obvious ones.) Hey, you can undervolt the CPU of your laptop (if compatible), this greatly reduces the heat it generates, without losing any performance. A guide to doing so is available here: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=235824 Another option is to prop your laptop up a bit, to increase the airflow underneath it. What kind of laptop do you have? Good luck! | ||
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
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superjoppe
Sweden3682 Posts
* Get a laptop that doesnt get extremely hot (e.g. not super thin) * Dont do stuff that makes it go extremely hot (e.g. playing HD movies or playing games) * Be sure that the fans get airflow (e.g. having the laptop on a table is much better than a pillow because the pillow can change form and cover the air holes. and a laptop stand with separate keyboard is even better) * Undervolt if possible. It can be hard, but you dont compromise on performance, you have the same gigahertz but you lower the voltage -> cooler and longer battery life | ||
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Saturnize
United States2473 Posts
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ghermination
United States2851 Posts
Or you can just underclock your CPU and GPU, sacrificing performance for massively lower temperatures. | ||
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Athos
United States2484 Posts
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TryThis
Canada1522 Posts
On December 30 2009 19:47 wo0py wrote: I have that too. Almost every laptop has an preheated keyboard as i call them. I have an laptop stand for my laptop, and i have an additional keyboard. The protoss judicator would say you need additional keyboards! warp in more keyboards! ive actually been thinking of doing this, i think it would make palying alot easier too | ||
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GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
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Wala.Revolution
7579 Posts
It's overheating because I'm playing HoN for some hours (at least leaving it on) at full settings, and I don't have an external keyboard. I think I'll invest in a cooler. Laptop is quite new so I don't think it's any fan issue. | ||
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