Reply With Quoteyou have to find one that fits your computer, but this would be about what you are looking for:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1186003682177
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The Greek god of Audio
I would like to get an external cooling fan for my laptop, since it is obvious that I do have a temp problem, though not serious at the moment. Where or what should I buy? I am hoping that it is about 25 dollars or less for something that does a great job. Thank you for any imput at all
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you have to find one that fits your computer, but this would be about what you are looking for:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1186003682177
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DELL XPS 400
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ATI Radeon x1950 256 MB PCIe (upgrading soon)
OS: Win XP Media Center Edition
Intel Pentium D 2.79Ghz with 3.0 GB RAM + 15GB pagefile
DVD-ROM ; CD-RW; floppy
17" Monitor and 20" Widescreen dual
Looking to upgrade my PSU to a 650 Watt
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The Greek god of Audio
That is a bit more then what I am looking for. Going through newegg.com, there are ones with one fan, two fans, three fans, no fans, some claiming that it will work for any laptop. What's the difference between those specs?
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