Searching CPU cooler selections

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If you’re looking for a CPU cooler, you’re in the right place. Being able to keep your CPU cool is of the utmost importance when you’re running processes that require a lot of processing power. That includes games, graphic design programs, and all sorts of others such as that. You’ll know when your CPU is running a bit hotter than it should when a couple signs crop up. Those signs include a frozen computer, stuttering, and every once in a while, strange display patterns. If you get any of those, shut your laptop down immediately and don’t restart it until you’re absolutely sure that the temperature is back to normal. To continue to work with your computer after the CPU has overheated can cause severe and irreparable damage. Just a warning for you!

So, what’s the best CPU cooler available on the market today for your laptop? Well, we could go on and on about that, but we’re going to tell you about what works. What really works for a laptop is a “cooling stand.” These are excellent for laptops because they don’t require you to do any modifications to your computer’s internals. Desktops often have fancy stuff such as water cooling, but unless you really want to get technical, we have to concentrate on external sources. Cooling stands do just that. So, which one works pretty well in our minds? The Spire PacificBreeze II CPU cooler has gotten excellent reviews (disclaimer: we haven’t tried it, just read about it!). This CPU cooler fan system is what your laptop actually sits on, helping dissipate a lot of the heat that can build up on the bottom of your computer. It tilts up slightly to help you with your typing, all while reducing neck strain. Best yet, it’s made out of metal for better conduction of heat away from your system, and actually has two large fans that blow air straight up toward the laptop itself. What occurs is that cool air brought in through the stand actually blows all of that hot air out from the bottom of the laptop, bringing temperatures down measurably.

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You’d be crazy not to have something like this when you’re playing your first-person shooter games!

How much does this thing cost? It’s actually not bad if you consider the amount of money you’ll spend if you ignore your CPU’s cooling needs. It runs about $20 USD (you thought it’d be expensive, didn’t you? ;) ), and comes with a 3-year warranty. I don’t think you should be without this handy little CPU cooler, especially being that the price is right.

Shopping:

Cooler Master RR-910-HTX3-G1 130-Watt 92mm Hyper TX3 CPU Cooler for 775/1156/AMD/AM2/AM3
Spire PacificBreeze II Model SP302AP-B
Cooler Master Hyper 101A Heat-Pipes Direct Contact CPU Cooler AMD Socket 939/940/AM2/AM3 RR-H101-22FK-RA
Cooler Master V8 Nickel Plated Copper Base Aluminum Fins 8 Heatpipes Core i7 1366 CPU Cooler - (RR-UV8-XBU1-GP)
PacificBreeze Laptop cooler + 2USB port, Model "CF300-NEB"

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  1. CPU Stress on November 17th, 2009 7:59 pm

    [...] cause damage in the long-term if you don’t keep tabs on how hot it’s getting. Getting a CPU cooler is probably going to be your best bet with this, particularly if you use your computer for a lot of [...]

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