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Zalman Headphone Microphone Zm-Mic1 High Sensitivity Attractive And Compact
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DescriptionHigh Sensitivity Headphone Mic.3 Mini Clips for Tidy Arrangement.Attractive and Compact Design. |
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Zalman CPU Fan ZM-WB5 PLUS CPU Water Block for AM3/AM2+/AM2/775/1366 Retail
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DescriptionThis CPU water block is a component for water cooling systems for CPUs and cannot be used independently.It must be used with a water cooling system like ZALMAN'S RESERATOR Series and a system supporting following tub sizes:Compatible Tubes(Outer x Inner) :Tube ClampA : 14 x 10mm, 13 x 10mmTube ClampB : 13 x 9mm, 12 x 9mm, 12 x 8mm, 11 x 8mm, 10 x 8mm. |
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Zalman Notebook Cooler Silver
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DescriptionWorld s Biggest notebook cooler that supports up to 20 Notebook PCs. Height & Angle Adjusting Risers for User's Convenience. USB Powered and Multiple USB ports. USB Cable Compartment for Great Portability... |
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Zalman ZM-NC2000Black Notebook Cooler (Black) |
DescriptionThe ZM-NC2000 offers high quality 3mm thick aluminum panel with a fine curvature and great cooling performance. This USB powered pad is also equipped with two centrifugal fans for consistent high air pressure and fast cooling performance, and 928 high capacity vent holes to distribute the flow of cold air to cool the entire notebook. |
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Zalman Ultra-Quiet Notebook Cooler, Model ZM-NC1000 (Black)
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DescriptionErgonomically designed to minimize user fatigue The Rubber Grip Strip prevents the notebook from sliding Two centrifugal fans for consistent high air pressure and fast cooling performance 679 high capacity vent holes evenly distribute the flow of cold air to cool the entire notebook Sleek design incorporating a high quality 3mm thick aluminum panel with a fine curvature and great cooling performance |
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Zalman ZM-NC2000Black Notebook Cooler (Black)
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DescriptionErgonomically designed to minimize user fatiguePremium aluminum treated with D.S.A. Surface ProcessingThe Rubber Grip Strip prevents the notebook from slidingOne-body design composed of different materials provides a sleek appearanceTwo centrifugal fans for consistent high air pressure and fast cooling performanceSleek design incorporating a high quality 3mm thick aluminum panel with a fine curvature and great cooling performance |
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Notebook Cooler, Silver, ZM-NC2000
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DescriptionErgonomically designed to minimize user fatiguePremium aluminum treated with D.S.A. Surface ProcessingThe Rubber Grip Strip prevents the notebook from slidingOne-body design composed of different materials provides a sleek appearanceTwo centrifugal fans for consistent high air pressure and fast cooling performanceSleek design incorporating a high quality 3mm thick aluminum panel with a fine curvature and great cooling performance |
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New-Notebook Cooler - ZMNC3000U
Sale Price: $67.31 |
DescriptionZM-NC3000U, Notebook Cooler, 22cm cooling fan, fit up to 17 notebook, Auxiliary power support,4 USB ports Auxiliary power support |
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ZMNC2500PLUS-NC2500 Plus Notebook Cooler |
DescriptionZalman NC2500 Plus Notebook Cooler. Comes with Dual Fan, Built-in 2.5 SATA HDD Bay, 3 USB ports, fits up to 17 3 USB ports |
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ZMNC3000U-Notebook Cooler |
DescriptionZM-NC3000U, Notebook Cooler, 22cm cooling fan, fit up to 17 notebook, Auxiliary power support,4 USB ports Auxiliary power support |

which is the best notebook cooler for the hp pavillion dv5t?
i have an HP pavillion dv5t notebook and my temps go up to 80C for cpu, about 65 for gpu.
I read reviews and searched through forums for good coolers and i read that the Zalman NC200 or the Enermax Aeolus CP001 worked the best with the dv5.
they werent specifically tested with the dv5t but does anyone with a dv5t have any info about temp drops and which one works better with the dv5t? thanks
i have had a dv5t for about a year and don't have any problems. i use a targus "heatdefense" passive cooling pad
where/how are you measuring the temperature?











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