La use para una alienware 17-R3, no quedo apoyada adecuadamente. Las patas de la laptop quedan volando fuera de la base, lo que ocasiona que el espacio libre debajo de la laptop sea casi inexistente, asi que el flujo de aire y el consecuente enfriamiento va a ser deficiente, le coloqué unos separadores de goma adheridos a la base. Hace mucho ruido además de vibrar demasiado. La base es adecuada para equipos de 15", y se debe usar a baja velocidad del ventilador ya que en lo máximo vibra demasiado.

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Cooling with this device extendeds life to your computer. A bargain at twice the price. Replaced still-running A21 model with this A23 model. Clips better than pegs Essential in non-air-conditioned residence/room

Öncesinde araştırdım, tek fan ses açısından çok iyi. En yüksek hızda bile sesi çok az. Soğutma derseniz tam soğutma diyemem; daha çok hava sirkülasyonunu hızlandırma gibi bir rol üstleniyor. Nispeten bir soğuma var ama sıcaklıkta biraz azalma gibi diyebilirim, öyle bilgisayar kapalıymış gibi bir serinlik beklemeyin. Dokunulmayacak kadar ısınan bölgeler dokunulabilir oluyor gibi.

Silencioso.

Esta base enfriadora a diferencia del resto me gustó debido a que presenta una construcción solida, ademas de que la rejilla es metálica, a diferencia de muchas en el mercado que son de plástico. Como vivo en una zona bastante calurosa esta base enfriadora ayuda bastante para aumentar el flujo de aire frío y así expulsar el calor que se genera. El flujo de aire que expulsa la base es bastante considerable.Algo que debo mencionar es que también cuenta con un puerto usb para compensar el puerto que se ocupa para conectar la base a la máquina y también este dispositivo cuenta con una luz led de color azul que hace que se vea bastante bien el ventilador y adicionalmente, la inclinación de la base puede aumentarse girando las patas posteriores de la base aumentando así el espacio entre la superficie de la mesa y la base enfriadora permitiendo que una mayor masa de aire frío pueda fluir.Me encantó, si tuviera que comprarla sin duda la compraría, pero hasta el momento ni si quiera ha sufrido algún desperfecto, así que parece que por el momento no tendré que comprar otra.

tiene una buen funcionamineto, el ventilador es bastante grande pero no produce mucho ruido, depende de la velocidad a la que funcione pero ni en maximo es molesto apenas es perceptible, tiene buena circulacion de aire, es vistosa, por el precio vale mucho la pena

Me gusta la altura y que puedes modular la velocidad, de la velocidad que necesites dependerá el nivel de ruido que tengas, si tienes una velocidad media es casi imperceptible. Mi lap es de 15.6" y en efecto le falta un cachito para que entre completa pero no por eso se cae o tiene un desbalance. De la luz concuerdo no sirve iluminar la parte baja de la lap sin embargo si sirve para salir de dudas de si el ventilador esta funcionando.

Realmente cumple con su funcion, pero despues te tiempo deja de funcionar con la misma potencia que cuando lo conectas por primera vez a la laptop, mi laptop es gaming al principio funcionaba muy duro tanto que se escuchaba el ventilador y ponias la mano a lado de la base y sentias el aire que fluia hasta atraves de tu laptop, despues de cierto uso deja de tener la potencia que tiene al principio yo me la paso usando la laptop junto con la base ya que tengo que estar haciendo cosas pesadas que incluye edicion de video, te soporta perfectamente la laptop de 17 pulgadas solo que llega a ser incomodo por no abarcar exacatamente la medida de la laptop, cuando te llega el producto te dice que soporta 17 pulgadas de una laptop, el problema llega que cuando te cansas de tener que estar apoyando la mano a la lap porque no te da tanta comodidad hay bases que te permite descansar la mano sobre la base de donde se esta enfriando la lap.

Buena base, me funciono bastante bien ya que mantiene mi laptop a temperatura cuando tiene carga de trabajo y genera más calor. Hay que tener en cuenta que la reducción de calor dependerá de la laptop en mi caso la mía no genera demasiado y la base funciona bastante bien. Quizá para una laptop gaming o una laptop con varios años tengo mis dudas si ayudará mucho en mantener la máquina a buena temperatura.El ventilador no es ruidoso, es casi imperceptible el ruido. Hay veces que se escucha más el de la laptop.Mi laptop es de 15” y queda justa aunque en las especificaciones de la base dice que hasta 17” pero ya para un tamaño así la laptop saldrá.La luz no le veo ningún beneficio ni siquiera que se vea bonita ya que queda totalmente por debajo de la laptop y por debajo de la base no alcanza a salir la luz.Quizá en un escritorio de cristal si luciría.

Cool and quiet. It cools my laptop CPU about 10 degrees!

Enormemente satisfecho y laptop con una temperatura razonable mejoró su rendimiento y ya no se calienta. Tiene un ventilador central grande y funcional, por otra parte el USB tiene un conector en serie que hace que no pierdas tu entrada y puedes conectar en el mismo puerto otro (solo en caso de emergencia, por la demanda de corriente), el conector es uno solo así que no sufriras por perderlo, estoy muy satisfecho relación calidad precio.

Updated (Please see bottom):I have a Dell Studio 1535 Laptop. I've never pushed my laptop hardware to the limits before and it will still get really hot over time but not slow down. So then why would I need a laptop cooler? Well, about 6 months ago I purchased StarCraft II.My laptop's specs:4 GB 667MHz RAMIntel Core 2 Duo T8100 2.1 GHz Dual Core CPUATI Radeon HD Mobility 3450 256MB GPU1440x900 resolution15.6" screenWhen playing StarCraft II I needed to set everything onto low settings (shaders to low, all lighting to low, effects to low, physics off, textures to low, and run at 1280x800 resolution). Even with everything low, my laptop got blistering hot and the framerate would drop significantly to 20fps or lower in more taxing gameplay making the experience difficult to play. The heat was incredible as well. My hand rests left of the touchpad in order to hotkey and that location gets burning hot.I realized I needed a cooler. I looked between the 3 different Thermaltake coolers at the time and decided on this one. I have my USB Hub connecting my printer, mouse, and other items plugged into one of the USB ports on the cooler, while the other USB plug goes to my laptop. This way when I connect the cooler to sit down, all my devices are connected as well which is great, it is basically a dock. The cooling is also incredible on how well it improved my system.Now I can't give you any temperatures but I can tell you how drastically my experience improved. I went from running the lowest settings on StarCraft II with bad framerate drops and a blistering hot computer to being able to bump my effects to medium and physics to low (my gpu bottlenecks my computer so I still keep the graphic settings to low), my computer is cool to the touch on the underside and the spot where my hand rests is warm instead of blistering hot, and my framerate never drops below 30fps whenever I play (even during 3 vs 3) making my experience much more enjoyable and easier to manage.I highly recommend this if you want to cool down your laptop and improve performance. Heat isn't good for the hardware and most laptops can't dissipate heat very well at all. This is the perfect size for 15.6" laptops or less (anything bigger will overhang the cooler), and the 2 USB ports allow you to connect your USB dock into the cooler making the cooler a hub (you will need the USB ports on your laptop to be on the left or back, if they are only on the right you will need a USB extension to connect the cooler). Lastly, you will not need to worry about the noise of the fan, although it is powerful and large, it is very quiet. Quieter than my laptop's internal fan.Update:Now that I use certain programs like CPUID Hardware Monitor, I can give definitive numbers and shed light on an alternitive route. Withoug my cooler, playing StarCraft II. I could get my CPUs to upwards of 180*F while they would sit idle at about 120*F. My GPU would climb as high as 205*F under max stress and would sit idle at 160*F. These numbers are terrible in the computer world, especially for a laptop. By adding the cooler, my GPU would get no higher than 190*F, I cannot remember the CPU though.However, I no longer need to use my cooler and can even run StarCraft II at my monitor's native resolution of 1440x900. The thing is, my computer is 3 years old. That means the thermal paste is 2.5 years older than it should be. I opened up my laptop, removed the heatsink/fan assembly and used ArctiClean to remove the old dried out thermal paste and disgusting thermal pads from the CPU/GPU/Northbridge/VRAM. I cleaned the heatsink and dusted the fan and computer the best I could with can of aerosol compressed air. I then applied Arctic Silver thermal paste (which I had left over from two other computers that magically worked when applying new thermal paste: My Xbox 360 and a 12 year old Windows 98 dekstop that used a Slot 1 CPU). Once that was taken care of I reattached the heatsink/fan and closed it up.Be ready to be amazed... my max temperatures under max load now (when playing StarCraft II) are CPU 140*F and my GPU 170*F and this is without using the cooling pad. With the cooling pad, no difference so actually it doesn't help anymore. My computer runs cooler and no longer gets crazy hot on the wrist rests and the fan never runs max anymore unless playing a game. My idle temps are much much better too. CPU is 85*F and GPU is 127*F.That is a huge difference. So, as a recommendation. Yes, this is a great Laptop Cooling Pad, but, if you're computer is old, even only 1 year old, and it is running hot and the fan is always blasting, it maybe cheaper and much more effective to replace the thermal paste on the chips. If you do not know how to do this, seek help from a friend with tech skills or go to youtube (which is actually very helpful).Update #2:I still recommend this cooler over a year later. I have since bought a new laptop, a really high performance Clevo P150EM, which has dedicated cooling for each the GPU and CPU. The thing is a beast and is designed to cool crazy temperatures. I still use the Dell though. I don't game with it at all but I do dock it to my desk by plugging in external speakers, ethernet, a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Essentially I use it like a desktop. It is more or less my media computer now used primarily for music, internet browsing, and backing up data from my other laptop.I leave the Dell on 24/7 now with the screen down sitting on the Thermaltake cooler. Since I live in a dorm room at the moment, everything is in one room. The fan is always running and I never notice it, yet it does a great job at cooling. I haven't changed the thermalpaste in forever and don't plan to anytime soon. For what my laptop needs, it gets the job done. My current idle temps just using internet browsing: CPU 100*F (38*C), GPU 145*F (63*C), HDD 91*F (33*C), Mobo 110*F (44*C).My final summation, it all depends on your laptop that you are using. It may need a thermalpaste reapplication, it may need a heatsink reseating, it may be fine and you're worried about exhaust air (exhaust air should be hot, it is an issue if the laptop is), it may need a cooling pad, it may be a combo of things. Most gaming laptops don't need a cooling pad since they are designed to cool high temps on their own. Multimedia and everyday use laptops may need a cooling pad if they run hot, especially on non-hardware intensive tasks like internet browsing.