
Many Laptops get heated very often and if you’ve been using a unibody Macbook, you should have already known how fast the aluminum gets heated when you’re running cpu intensive applications on your system. In a desktop, the CPU fan is good enough to keep the system temperature in control. But what in case of laptops? Here are some things that you can do to keep your laptop cool when it gets heated.
Cooling Pads

Laptop cooling pads are available starting from a good and affordable range of prices. These USB powered cooling pads give your laptops additional fans and maintains it in cool condition. A laptop cooling pad also raises the laptop surface letting your use the laptop with more comfort and ease. Once you get to recognize the sounds of your laptop, you can use a laptop cooling pad at such times like I use my laptop cooling pad when my laptop’s internal fan starts roaring high.
Don’t cover your laptop heat outlet
Usually laptop heat outlets are on the sides and back.
Keep Off The Lap
Work In Shade

Air-Conditioned Environment
Like I already said, Air-conditioned work places help in keeping the laptop or your desktop cool. Most of the offices are air-conditioned these days, so are the homes. But of you are out, try to search for an air-conditioned environment or get one installed.Shut Down When Not In Use
When you have completed working on your laptop, shut it down. Keeping your laptop awake for much more time can resulting in heating up your laptop. So when you plan to get away from your laptop even for a while, shut it down and then start it again when you need.All these above written tips are meant to keep your laptop cool and especially in summer where the chances of heating up are high.
Tip: When you are about to perform cpu intensive tasks like high resolution image or video editing, shut down the pc and let it cool and then do your work. The lost time in shutdown process is definitely compensated with the responsiveness of the system.
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