Solutions for overheating with the new gnome ?

[Pop Horea]

The fan is working but with gnome 3 and the new generation of processors 
from intel : i3 , it is quite difficult to maintain an acceptable 
temperature.  68 degrees it is to much I think. Manually can I set the 
fan under Linux Ubuntu ? Do I find fan replacements if it fails?
On 10/31/2011 01:55 PM, Colin Law wrote:
> On 31 October 2011 11:32, Pop Horea-Vasile<pop.horea at lnxopensource.com>  wrote:
>> I didn't knowed those aspects.
>> Then how we can improve the cooling system ?
>> Can coolers with ventilators be improved ?
> How do you know that overheating is a problem for you?  Are the fan(s)
> running ok?
>
> Colin
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>> On 10/31/2011 04:31 AM, Ernest Doub wrote:
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>> First, there is no way to get the necessary plumbing inside the case of any laptop currently available.
>> Second, if you ~could~ engineer a way to get around problem number one you have the problem of powering the cooling system when your computer isn't plugged into a wall outlet for power.
>> Water cooling systems use bulky [and noisy] hardware and take more power than any portable system can manage.  If you are capable of lugging around a large car battery in addition to the rest of the hardware required you could probably get about 2 hours of cooling.
>> All in all, not very practical.
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