Laptop cooler pad

So I finally got the cash and will most likely buy a quality product. Been living off these 2$ cooling crap pads for months, they don't help much, something is better than nothing. The heat at first was mindblowing. 100 Celsius CPU while gaming. And not those games which are very spec loaded. Now with the current one I keep the temperature at least arounf 70 Celsius, but it still is fcking hot. You could fry eggs on it.
This is my laptop I got.

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Heat and Noise:

The Dell Vostro 1500 produces an ungodly amount of heat if you run processor or video-card intensive programs. While the system manages to keep itself cool enough to continue operating, it can get almost uncomfortable to leave this computer on your lap while playing games or running processor-heavy applications. The areas I noted that get the hottest are noted below.

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Now those areas do get hot. But I noticed it also is heating up good around the battery area and a few inches in all directions from the marked spots in the picture.

I am looking for a GOOD cooling pad.
Not a crap like this(it is way smaller than in real life, do not get fooled) which btw I am using now

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but something serious like

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and something along those lines. Hope you got the idea.

What I want to see in the cooling pad is the duration of the pad(i.e how long will it last and overall can work good for me) and noise which are very important and the cooling effectiveness as well.
I am asking this here because I've searched up like I can, but not pretty successful. Hope you can help me find some good deals.

Hi marcipaans, sorry to hear about that these two laptop cooling pads you bought are not working well. Well there are two types of laptop cooler, a cooling pad may house active or passive cooling methods and rests beneath the laptop. Active coolers move air or liquid to direct heat away from the laptop quickly, while passive methods may rely on thermally conductive materials or increasing passive airflow. All you used are active coolers, i just found another laptop cooling pad from sourcingmap.com, a passive one, it says "Under natural conditions the compound in the mat will automatically reform as the temperature falls below 25 degree Celsius. Notbook Cooling Mat can work continually over 8 hours without any power supplies." Maybe it is a good choice for you, hope this helps!

Tiger Pattern PC Notebook Laptop Cooling Pad Mat Cooler
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I did some searching a but more too and found this. This guy said that it is the best cooler for Vostro 1500 and performs perfectly. Any comments on this one?

http://www.cclonline.com/product-inf...oduct_id=19817

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Zalman NC2000 Black Ultra-Quiet Notebook Cooler - ZM-NC2000

Aerodynamically-designed notebook cooler with minimized noise and enhanced user convenience.

Main Features

* Sleek design incorporating a high quality 3mm thick aluminum panel with a fine curvature and great cooling performance
* One-body design composed of different materials provides a sleek appearance
* Premium aluminum treated with D.S.A. Surface Processing
* The Rubber Grip Strip prevents the notebook from sliding
* Ergonomically designed to minimize user fatigue
* Two centrifugal fans for consistent high air pressure and fast cooling performance
* 928 high capacity vent holes evenly distribute the flow of cold air to cool the entire notebook
* Optimized ventilation structure and aerodynamic design provide excellent performance even during low noise level operation
* Cools the notebook allowing its internal fan to operate quietly at low RPM, making it ideal for quiet environments such as libraries and offices
* Reduces the notebooks temperature and noise level simultaneously
* Powered by the notebooks USB port, eliminating the need for a separate power adaptor
* Fan speed adjustable to accommodate the user's environment
* The USB cable can be stored while being carried or when not in use in order to prevent possible loss
* Height can be adjusted according to user preference with the use of the Riser for user convenience and wrist protection
* The length of the USB cable is minimized by having USB ports located on both the left and right sides of the product, which provides user convenience


> Chat about this product on the cclonline.com forums
Product Specifications

Manufacturer - Zalman
Model - ZM-NC2000
Fan Speed - 1100 to 1500RPM
Heatsink Material - Aluminium
Form Factor - Notebook Cooler
Case Colour - Black
Fan Dimensions - 40.0cm x 31.8cm x 4.2cm - 1.4kg

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Well, if you buy a laptop the first thing you install should be a programm to check temps and if they aren't fine, you should return it or claim a replacement due to warranty.

Assembly mistakes happen very very frequently in laptops and none should ever reach 100°C out of the box.

Often it's a simple thing like them forgetting to apply a heatpad or leaving a scratchprotection foil on when assembling the heatsink. When you hit 100°C your cooling is hardly working.