Does Your Laptop Get Too Hot?

Is Your Laptop too hot for Your Lap?
Have you ever worked on a laptop computer that got while sitting on your lap? If so, you may want to re-think that habit. First off, the direct heat is not good for you or the life of your laptop. The temperature underneath some laptops can register up to 125 degrees.

Overheating
Does your laptop over heat then shutdown on its own? It may be time to have your cooling system checked out. This is an inexpensive repair that can save you from having to replace your motherboard in the future.


Cooling Pads
Some laptop computers get really warm if worked for a long period of time (be sure the built in cooling is working properly). To solve this problem there are many external cooling pads in the market. Almost every laptop cooling pad has one or more fans built into them and are powered by the USB ports of the laptop.

It is important to note the direction of air flow in your laptop vents before purchasing a cooling pad. With an understanding of the vents and the air flow direction, you will be able to understand that laptop cooling pads which claim to remove cool air from the bottom of your laptop may not be the one for you.

Be sure to purchase a cooling pad that blows cooling air through the bottom portion of your laptop, which will in turn increase the airflow going into your laptop. The best cooling pads are designed in such a way to create a space between laptop and the cooing pad. This design does not restrict airflow.

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I hope this is information is useful in the purchase of your next cooling pad.

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