Resolved: Toshiba Satellite A105-S4324 Cooling Pad?

ilyabyk83 · 3 Weeks Ago

Hi folks. I'm trying to find a good Hi-Power cooling pad. I already tried out Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler and no difference. My PC fans are still blowing very loud. But this does have a very useful feature; the plug has another USB outlet built in. So it takes one, but it gives another. + I'm able to control the fan speed. But the highest fan's speed doesn't do the job. Can somebody recommend a good product with free or only a couple of dollars shipping, please??

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...X0DER&v=glance

ilyabyk83 · 3 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by ilyabyk83

Hi folks. I'm trying to find a good Hi-Power cooling pad. I already tried out Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler and no difference. My PC fans are still blowing very loud. But this does have a very useful feature; the plug has another USB outlet built in. So it takes one, but it gives another. + I'm able to control the fan speed. But the highest fan's speed doesn't do the job. Can somebody recommend a good product with free or only a couple of dollars shipping, please??

Amazon.com: Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler: Electronics

PLEASE MARK SOLVED!! Everything is good.

gaerdog · 3 Weeks Ago

Most laptop cooler pads will run you about 30 bucks. It would be hard to beat this Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler
deal though - shipping is only $4.50 at Amazon and it only costs $22
All fans are gonna make some noise the point is they cool the laptop down!

Features

USB-powered cooler with pass-through connector included
Draw power from any USB port without losing use of the USB port
Low power consumption
No batteries or power adapter needed
2 Double ball-bearing fans for reliability
Quieter than a whisper, only 25.9 dB(A)
AQ3 Antec Quality three-year warranty

ilyabyk83 · 3 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by gaerdog

Most laptop cooler pads will run you about 30 bucks. It would be hard to beat this Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler
deal though - shipping is only $4.50 at Amazon and it only costs $22
All fans are gonna make some noise the point is they cool the laptop down!

Features

USB-powered cooler with pass-through connector included

Draw power from any USB port without losing use of the USB port

Low power consumption

No batteries or power adapter needed

2 Double ball-bearing fans for reliability

Quieter than a whisper, only 25.9 dB(A)

AQ3 Antec Quality three-year warranty

ThankYou
Itisnotpowerfulenough.

Sir Trews · 3 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by ilyabyk83

ThankYou
Itisnotpowerfulenough.

Hello again ilya..

If that cooler is not powerful enough to keep an A series Toshiba cool, you have another problem. I have one..what do you need clarified?

Are you certain the fins and internal fans are clear? The base has clear and full access to the laptop?

What, if any, hard programs might you be running that could cause an overheat situation? How are you monitoring this?

Looking forward to your... replies..

edit> btw... gaerdog is quite right.

ilyabyk83 · 2 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Sir Trews

Hello again ilya..

If that cooler is not powerful enough to keep an A series Toshiba cool, you have another problem. I have one..what do you need clarified?

Are you certain the fins and internal fans are clear? The base has clear and full access to the laptop?

What, if any, hard programs might you be running that could cause an overheat situation? How are you monitoring this?

Looking forward to your... replies..

edit> btw... gaerdog is quite right.

I usually only have Windows Media Player and Microsoft Word 2007 running.

But I have an air blower (specially for these kinds of tasks on a PC) and will blow it all out. Just to make sure. Maybe that is the issue. Thank You, I'll try this out. Thank You!!

Sir Trews · 2 Weeks Ago

Hope that works out ilya.

You're welcome

3 Weeks Ago	#1
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 563 PC Experience: Some Experience	Toshiba Satellite A105-S4324 Cooling Pad? Hi folks. I'm trying to find a good Hi-Power cooling pad. I already tried out Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler and no difference. My PC fans are still blowing very loud. But this does have a very useful feature; the plug has another USB outlet built in. So it takes one, but it gives another. + I'm able to control the fan speed. But the highest fan's speed doesn't do the job. Can somebody recommend a good product with free or only a couple of dollars shipping, please?? http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...X0DER&v=glance __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk Last edited by Wolfeymole; 3 Weeks Ago at 04:47 PM.

3 Weeks Ago	#2
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 563 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Toshiba Satellite A105-S4324 Cooling Pad? Originally Posted by ilyabyk83 Hi folks. I'm trying to find a good Hi-Power cooling pad. I already tried out Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler and no difference. My PC fans are still blowing very loud. But this does have a very useful feature; the plug has another USB outlet built in. So it takes one, but it gives another. + I'm able to control the fan speed. But the highest fan's speed doesn't do the job. Can somebody recommend a good product with free or only a couple of dollars shipping, please?? Amazon.com: Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler: Electronics PLEASE MARK SOLVED!! Everything is good. __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk

3 Weeks Ago	#3
gaerdog Bronze Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 7 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Toshiba Satellite A105-S4324 Cooling Pad? Most laptop cooler pads will run you about 30 bucks. It would be hard to beat this Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler deal though - shipping is only $4.50 at Amazon and it only costs $22 All fans are gonna make some noise the point is they cool the laptop down! Features USB-powered cooler with pass-through connector included Draw power from any USB port without losing use of the USB port Low power consumption No batteries or power adapter needed 2 Double ball-bearing fans for reliability Quieter than a whisper, only 25.9 dB(A) AQ3 Antec Quality three-year warranty

3 Weeks Ago	#4
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 563 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Toshiba Satellite A105-S4324 Cooling Pad? Originally Posted by gaerdog Most laptop cooler pads will run you about 30 bucks. It would be hard to beat this Antec USB-Powered Notebook Cooler deal though - shipping is only $4.50 at Amazon and it only costs $22 All fans are gonna make some noise the point is they cool the laptop down! Features USB-powered cooler with pass-through connector included Draw power from any USB port without losing use of the USB port Low power consumption No batteries or power adapter needed 2 Double ball-bearing fans for reliability Quieter than a whisper, only 25.9 dB(A) AQ3 Antec Quality three-year warranty ThankYou Itisnotpowerfulenough. __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk

3 Weeks Ago	#5
Sir Trews Moderator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Where ever my 18 wheels take me! Posts: 2,536 PC Experience: Always Learning	Re: Toshiba Satellite A105-S4324 Cooling Pad? Originally Posted by ilyabyk83 ThankYou Itisnotpowerfulenough. Hello again ilya.. If that cooler is not powerful enough to keep an A series Toshiba cool, you have another problem. I have one..what do you need clarified? Are you certain the fins and internal fans are clear? The base has clear and full access to the laptop? What, if any, hard programs might you be running that could cause an overheat situation? How are you monitoring this? Looking forward to your... replies.. edit> btw... gaerdog is quite right. __________________ Saesa omentien lle (Pleasure meeting you) ◊*Prework* ◊ *PC Specs ◊* *Da Rulez◊Donation!* ≈Toshiba≈GRC≈CCleaner≈WCG≈Memtest≈Speedfan≈**

2 Weeks Ago	#6
ilyabyk83 MiLO Join Date: May 2007 Location: Holland, PA, USA Posts: 563 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Toshiba Satellite A105-S4324 Cooling Pad? Originally Posted by Sir Trews Hello again ilya.. If that cooler is not powerful enough to keep an A series Toshiba cool, you have another problem. I have one..what do you need clarified? Are you certain the fins and internal fans are clear? The base has clear and full access to the laptop? What, if any, hard programs might you be running that could cause an overheat situation? How are you monitoring this? Looking forward to your... replies.. edit> btw... gaerdog is quite right. I usually only have Windows Media Player and Microsoft Word 2007 running. But I have an air blower (specially for these kinds of tasks on a PC) and will blow it all out. Just to make sure. Maybe that is the issue. Thank You, I'll try this out. Thank You!! __________________ Best Regard Ilya Byk

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