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leochan editor total posts: 313 since: Sep 2000	Aug 23, 11 at 4:55am ^ Cooler Master Notepal U Stand Notebook Cooler Review
	Log in to remove this sponsored message The Notepal U Stand is a notebook cooler with adjustable elevation, allowing the user to set the angle of the cooler on which the notebook rests. Two 100mm fans that the user can place in most any position in the cooler also add another degree of customization, but these features add to the price. See what the U Stand offers for $50 in our latest notebook cooler review! Cooler Master Notepal U Stand Notebook Cooler Review Edit: Sep 25, 12 4:04pm review ------------------- "The discovery of a new dish does more for human happiness than the discovery of a new star. Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are." - (Jean) Anthleme Brillat-Savarin
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JohnRocks just getting started! total posts: 126 since: Mar 2010	Aug 23, 11 at 9:19am ^ re: Cooler Master Notepal U Stand Notebook Cooler Review
	It seems an awesome laptop stand. I wish to buy it soon. Thanks leochan for this informative post.
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Supernova1332 Wolf in Jesus Skin Resident Neo total posts: 2628 since: May 2009	Aug 23, 11 at 6:40pm ^ re: Cooler Master Notepal U Stand Notebook Cooler Review
	Nice review, a bit pricey but if you've got a hot laptop the $50 is worth not damaging it or having to send it in for repairs from overheating. On the testing page it seems like, at least in the second graph, that they're sorted by idle temperatures. Aren't the load temperatures arguably more important as long as the idle temps are within reason? ------------------- You look just like a zombie, inches from dead and pretty, With purple flowers in your hair.
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The Smith staff writer total posts: 112 since: Feb 2009	Aug 23, 11 at 6:45pm ^ re: Cooler Master Notepal U Stand Notebook Cooler Review
	quote Supernova1332 On the testing page it seems like, at least in the second graph, that they're sorted by idle temperatures. Aren't the load temperatures arguably more important as long as the idle temps are within reason? Hi SuperNova, Thanks for your input. In all graphs, they are automatically ordered according to the sum of their idle and load temperature, so one degree of difference at idle has the same importance as one under load. It is true however that one should watch much more the load temperatures than the idle ones, as you said.
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Supernova1332 Wolf in Jesus Skin Resident Neo total posts: 2628 since: May 2009	Aug 23, 11 at 7:04pm ^ re: Cooler Master Notepal U Stand Notebook Cooler Review
	Ah alright, the whole 1c difference at load isn't a big deal at all but it just seemed curious, thanks for the response ------------------- You look just like a zombie, inches from dead and pretty, With purple flowers in your hair.
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