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David Stambaugh
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From: Eugene, Oregon
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CoolPad

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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Mark, the die looks identical after the chip dies since the core voltage usually ends up going to ground. Now if you can cool it just enough to keep voltage going through the core you'll have yourself a nice little picture (and an expensive key tag).

Many of the Dell Inspiron series laptops are liquid cooled which explains the internal turbine. Without cooling that liquid, you're better off not having it.

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Bobby Henderson
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I'm wondering if the scientist really burned his member with his laptop. I'll be the first to admit being more than a little cynical at times. But I cannot help wondering if the scientist was doing some weird kinky experimentation that backfired and that the laptop story is just a cover to hide his embarrasment. Hehe, I guess it couldn't help with the story getting out to CNN!

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Adam Martin
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It got to the point where the keys of my laptop were hot to the touch because there's a heatsink sandwiched between the motherboard and the keyboard. Propping it up makes them warm instead of hot. Not that it matters now anyway ... the battery is shot and the monitor hinges are broken, so I have to lean it against something to hold it up. [Frown]

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