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Make Your laptop cooooool(Good Science Project)

Make Your laptop cooooool(Good Science Project)
cool down your laptop
Start Temp:135˚fš

You Need:
A Laptop (Powerbookg4 is a Good one)(Thats Mine And that is where i got my username)
Hardware Monitor® for Mac or what ever hard ware temp manager you have
ice packs or Bag of ice
 
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Step 1Get the bags

Get the bags
place bags under laptop
☺and watch temp Drop
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16 comments
Oct 18, 2009. 12:12 AMEleriK says:
And this causes the water in the air to collect on those wires if you're not careful and don't put any buffer between the cooling element and the laptop.
Dec 22, 2008. 6:59 AMKing825 says:
wow. I had nooooooo idea that putting ice on a laptop would make it colder. But seriously, I thought this was an instructable where I could trick one out. Wrong impression upon looking at the title. You should fix that...
Jun 20, 2008. 2:41 PMLabot2001 says:
Interesting. How does the computer realize that it's getting colder, though?
Nov 2, 2008. 3:13 PMdisturbedreaper says:
the proceser on any computer works better when its cooler
Sep 23, 2008. 8:13 AMboarder2k7 says:
Sorry to burst your collective bubbles but this can cause serious damage to your laptop.... Cooling a computer to any temperature below the dew point, or allowing part of it to get that cold is a bad idea. This will easily get parts of the case and motherboard down below the ambient dew point which will cause water to condense onto them from the air. Its the same reason its bad to take computers or other electronics from outside in the winter, and bring them indoors without wrapping them in something to allow the temperature to equalize slowly without the exchange of humid air.
Nov 2, 2008. 12:24 PMboarder2k7 says:
Getting a Macbook pro has nothing to do with the computer being able to be cooled below the ambient dew point. If anything, a Macbook will need cooling even more than anthing else. They have the worst cooling I have ever seen in any production computer, other than HP's non-business class stuff.
Jun 19, 2008. 1:01 PMmikeasaurus says:
The science behind this is easy: Laptops prefer operating like we like our gin and tonics... over ice.
Jun 19, 2008. 4:29 PMSgt.Waffles says:
My laptop won't start. This error message keeps popping up: "Hung over, turn off the damn lights and keep it down."
Aug 7, 2008. 12:40 PMcormac3050 says:
lol
Jun 19, 2008. 4:48 PMbobbyk881 says:
I know the science behind this but he needs to eexplain it more, instead of do this and fallow this picture.
Jun 19, 2008. 12:07 PMbobbyk881 says:
This is really cool but can you explain the science behind it?
Jun 19, 2008. 12:25 PMwazupwiop says:
i think it is because when the computer is cool it functions a lot more efficient and faster.

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