Reply With QuoteOkay, gonna do my little experiment
The problem is still there...Attached a fan....but that didnt solve the problem
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Anywhere before the power cable plugs into the router - just cut into the cable (don't have to cut it off totally - just cut into it) and either solder or tape in the wires for the fan. Then mount it (the fan) on the router after making the necessary hole/s or try it with the cover off for a while - ensuring the fan doesn't fall in and cut something......... If you want to get fancy you could solder on a connector to the end and put one on the fan so that when you plug in the router you attach that as well.
We never know too much that we can't learn. Unfortunately most Jamaicans are about "hurry come up" and swatting than actually learning....
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Okay, gonna do my little experiment
The problem is still there...Attached a fan....but that didnt solve the problem
Last edited by Yung_Jah; September 24, 2012 at 01:38 PM.
Sony Vaio Laptop
Windows 8 Pro 64-Bit
320Gb Hard Drive, 4Gb RAM, BluRay DVD Drive
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The chip still getting hot? Or it's running cooler? If the chip is still getting hot then chances are the router definitely going even when you have cooling on it.
We never know too much that we can't learn. Unfortunately most Jamaicans are about "hurry come up" and swatting than actually learning....
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Ultimate Techie
It is still getting hot....even when the fan is there.... and the fan is pretty much spinning fast ...
Sony Vaio Laptop
Windows 8 Pro 64-Bit
320Gb Hard Drive, 4Gb RAM, BluRay DVD Drive
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