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TheMagicalWallaby :
Yes that laptop should cool just fine, however, I would not bother with replacing the thermal paste.
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http
/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http
/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
So it won't overheat for like 1-2 hours of pushing the hardware to its limits while gaming? I don't really want a cooling pad so instead of that should i get the thermal paste, or should i get a cooper cooling upgrade from xotic pc?
You will be fine. Just don't use it on your lap or on carpet. A new thermal paste would not help that at all. Only a laptop stand or fan would work if you are a...
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Yes that laptop should cool just fine, however, I would not bother with replacing the thermal paste.
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http
/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
TheMagicalWallaby :
Yes that laptop should cool just fine, however, I would not bother with replacing the thermal paste.
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http
/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
So it won't overheat for like 1-2 hours of pushing the hardware to its limits while gaming? I don't really want a cooling pad so instead of that should i get the thermal paste, or should i get a cooper cooling upgrade from xotic pc?
TheMagicalWallaby
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Thechize :
TheMagicalWallaby :
Yes that laptop should cool just fine, however, I would not bother with replacing the thermal paste.
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
I always recommend having a laptop cooling pad too if you want to play while not on a table or desk. Cooler master makes some good ones that don't have restrictive mesh.
http
/us.coolermaster.com/product/Lines/laptops-cooling.html
So it won't overheat for like 1-2 hours of pushing the hardware to its limits while gaming? I don't really want a cooling pad so instead of that should i get the thermal paste, or should i get a cooper cooling upgrade from xotic pc?
You will be fine. Just don't use it on your lap or on carpet. A new thermal paste would not help that at all. Only a laptop stand or fan would work if you are a person who doesnt want to use the laptop on a table or desk (or any flat surface).
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