- Dec 17, 2013
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Laptops are getting thinner and lighter, but they are also becoming more powerful and kicking out more heat. Luckily, there are some handy coolers available for times when it's simply too toasty.
The thinner and more compact laptops become, generally, the less amount of space is reserved for cooling internal components. Intel processors are becoming more power efficient too, and in less potent, more portable options this isn't too much of an issue. But when you start moving up the CPU chain, things start heating up rather quickly, especially if you happen to carry out heavy workloads with the laptop resting on your legs. This is where laptop coolers come into play.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
The thinner and more compact laptops become, generally, the less amount of space is reserved for cooling internal components. Intel processors are becoming more power efficient too, and in less potent, more portable options this isn't too much of an issue. But when you start moving up the CPU chain, things start heating up rather quickly, especially if you happen to carry out heavy workloads with the laptop resting on your legs. This is where laptop coolers come into play.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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