with this position, i think that fan is rather returning heat to the laptop and so increasing (and not decreasing) chipset temperature… myth is still busted until you show us your temperature sensors screenshot Mr Adam Kakashi Savage
I uploaded the results. During heavy load (kernel compilation) the temperature is almost the same but otherwise the fan (blowing in the laptop direction) has the best results.
May 25th, 2007
at 08:29
Don’t try this at home , we are experts - Mythbusters -
May 25th, 2007
at 09:13
with this position, i think that fan is rather returning heat to the laptop and so increasing (and not decreasing) chipset temperature…
myth is still busted until you show us your temperature sensors screenshot Mr Adam Kakashi Savage
May 25th, 2007
at 10:22
I put it this way coz:
1. it’s the way it’s positioned on a regular CPU
2. it blows some cool air into my hands ^_^
I’m gonna make some graphics w/ the 3 situations (w/o fan, w/ fan, w/ fan reversed) & post the results.
May 25th, 2007
at 11:03
i’m going me to make (&& make install) the original model from the source ^_^ :
http://www.tacticalgamer.com/hardware-software-discussion/91613-110cfm-laptop-cooler.html#post709385
May 25th, 2007
at 13:45
I uploaded the results.
During heavy load (kernel compilation) the temperature is almost the same but otherwise the fan (blowing in the laptop direction) has the best results.
May 26th, 2007
at 10:37
myth not completely confirmed, not completely busted…. so, me, Jamie Shikamaru Hyneman, i’m gonna to say that’s a plausible myth !