Could this heatsink be combined with a laptop cooler (fan) to increase cooling capabilities?
1570402
You could try, though I'm not sure how much it would actually increase cooling for the laptop. This pad does more to keep the heat generated by the laptop from being felt (like when you're using your computer on your lap) than actually cool the laptop. Additionally, I'd worry that it would restrict airflow to the fan, but that really depends more on your set-up.
1570403
Seems unlikely. If you place it below the cooling fan it would make no difference as the laptop pad works on heat transfer and therefore does not cool air so the fan would simply be blowing air at ambient room temperature. If you lace it above the fan it would block the fan and the passage of air altogether.
1570404
I do not know but have never needed any extra help keeping my computer (Mac Air) cool which I use almost all day for work and writing (no gameplay). When this gets 'soft' from heating after 4-5 hours, I just pop in the freezer for 15-20 minutes. It solidifies again and I start over.
1254452
You could probably do that although I wouldn't advise it. The heat build up is the problem and it might get a bit too hot unless you have a really good PWM and good heatsink.
976553
Don't think so... It is a different socket, and I doubt the processor in that is even upgradable (soldered in). Also, the built in thermal solution probably isn't enough to handle the higher voltages/temps
1072851
The laptop may hang over the edges but you can set the two fans wherever you want so it should be able to cool where it gets hot.
1198410
Heat sinks dont really mater as long as it is compatible with your mother board and you can mount it to your mother board
925905
From the box shot and price I would guess NoI would say you need to add a heatsink and fan
1958065
Yes you can IF your motherboard does not have any VRM heatsinks that interfere with the cooler you can mount this in the top or in the rear 120/140mm mounts
1440805
Retail Package has an included fan and heatsink: but it's going to be LOUD. I suggest a Liquid Cooling Assembly like the Antec H2O 620. I have found it fits nicely on both sockets 775 and 1155.
1883842
Hello friend I have a heatsink like this: Corsair Vengeance Airflow Memory Cooling Fan CMYAF your device is compatible to be mounted?
1969512
Yes & if you not an Overclocker it is just fine with stock heatsink and fan. Might want to consider purchasing a mounting plate, (I hate those plastic plugs) the clips provided are the weakest link in cooling processors if you don't have a fairly tight seal you heat up quick.
1853756
fan is quite, but not has enough power to cool laptop. I have a dell latitude 6410 using this cooler and it is not much help.
2014952
Thankfully the thermal compound is not pre applied on the heatsink. It comes in a little plastic sleeve, seperatly. I would definitely apply the artic silver 5 compound instead of what comes with the heatsink. By the way this closed loop cooler is AWESOME. Lemme know if you have any other questions about it.
511621
Hi SenorFrog,Honestly I haven't done that before so I can't make any suggestion.You can visit Thermaltake website or ask their technical support.Thank you.
1958067
You could, might be a little tight if your using the back exhaust route as your cooler position, but you can always use the top of the case to place the cooler and radiator, thats what i did.Check out my channel and you will see my build exactly http://youtu.be/sOA2AqsNFQA
1416479
Should as long as it's the same interface and you have the room for it. The heatsink is thick.
1670550
The fans do a decent job but I still recommend a laptop cooler. I use a Cooler Master laptop cooler for mine
1300435
you may be able to,however its much cheaper to buy a separate cooling pad that comes with fans..I do have a kingWin installed on my desktop & it works great..