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Buy Notebook Cooler

Updated on September 28, 2010

Notebook Cooler

Notebook Cooler
Notebook Cooler

Notebook Cooler Introduction

Most people have not heard about the notebook cooler wave which has grown over the last decade. As more and more notebooks come with components so powerful that they are melted by their own heat, while the problem is exacerbated by the poorly ventilated insides of a notebook. Overheating in notebooks can lead to problems with your notebook's performance, as well as component failure, if notebook overheating is not remedied immediately.

It's not hard to tell whether or not you need a notebook cooler, if the underside of your notebook is more than lukewarm, you need a notebook cooler.

Remember that notebooks are insulated by plastic, so if your notebook temperature is too hot to touch, you definitely need a notebook cooler.

A notebook cooler is a cheap and reliable solution to notebook cooling, and with a varying number of types and styles, you will always be able to find a notebook cooler which suits you, and does the laptop cooling job which you need it to do.

Types of Notebook Cooler

There are several types of notebook cooler, and plenty of laptop cooler brands to choose from. Choosing the right notebook cooler brand and notebook cooler style to suit your needs is always important, after all a notebook cooler has to be powerful enough to cool your notebook, quiet enough to not annoy you, and light enough to be portable enough for your needs.

Of course the power of your notebook cooler, the noise from your notebook cooler and the portability of your notebook cooler are all needs which will change from person to person. Some people may need a simple, quiet and portable business notebook cooler, others might need a powerful gaming notebook cooler.

Whatever your notebook cooler needs, you are bound to be able to find a notebook cooling solution which is perfect for your notebook.

Silent Notebook Cooler & Quiet Notebook Cooler

There are plenty of silent notebook coolers and quiet notebook coolers out there which are fantastic notebook cooling solutions which provide high quality notebook cooling which makes little to no noise. 

A silent notebook cooler will generally have no fans, and will instead work on passive cooling and heat distribution.  The XPad or one of the other fanless network coolers on teh market, and provides superior fanless cooling, as well as providing a comfortable surface allowing you to place your laptop on your lap!

A quiet notebook cooler will usually be inaudiable, but since they use fans, they will still make  a little noise.  Quiet notebook coolers such as those from Zalman provide some great notebook cooling for your notebook, and the high quality of a Zalman notebook cooler will give you great cooling, reliable performance and with next to no noise!

Business Notebook Cooler

Sometimes all you really want is a business notebook cooler which looks stylish, works efficiently, and doesn't make much noise. While a business notebook cooler is note essential for most business notebooks. I have to admit that the Zalman notebook coolers that I showed you in my quiet notebook cooler section are all really good options for a business notebook cooler.

The Antech Notebook Cooler Business is also my favorite Antech notebook cooler. It looks good, sounds quiet, and provides great business notebook cooling with style!


Powerful Notebook Cooler

There are plenty of the best notebook coolers out there which will still come up a littel short when used with a gaming notebook. Gaming notebook coolers are usually pretty noisy, however these powerful notebook coolers will chill even the most stressed, high end laptops. The NZXT notebook coolers are a great example of well made powerful notebook coolers.

Needless to say powerful notebook coolers are often more noisy than the quiet notebook coolers, but they are also much more efficient. Powerful notebook coolers are not just for gaming notebooks, but also notebooks used by those who use powerful applications, such as AutoCAD or 3D model rendering apps. For those who use notebooks for these kind of applications, notebook coolers are pretty much essential to prevent notebook overheating!

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