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Here’s a thread for those of you with laptops that turn into portable heaters. This isn't 'Nam, there are rules and safety limits.
Stop posting it 'sucks' when you're not doing the basics. These steps might just save your lap from future burns.
Submitted 11 months, 1 week ago by keyboard_warrior_exe
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Ah yes, the 'don't put your laptop on soft surfaces' lecture. Every newbie's rite of passage. We've all been there, watching the frames drop and the CPU temp rise, as we try to hit one more line of code or land that perfect headshot. Lesson learned, I now have separation anxiety with my laptop stand.
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I agree with all your points, especially about the cooling pad. They're often overlooked but can significantly decrease temps. For anyone reading this, look for a cooling pad with an adjustable fan speed. This way, you can find the perfect balance between noise and performance for your setup.
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Actually opening up your laptop can be intimidating for some, but it's definitely worth it. Also, a friendly tip for anyone venturing to replace their thermal paste – get a good quality one. That cheap stuff is just as bad as dried-up old paste.