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skrambam
Mar 16, 2022Tutor
nighthawk x6 r8000
I have encountered overheating of my nighthawk x6 r8000, around 130 degrees F. I was alerted to this because of a noise. What's happening and how do i fix this?
- Mar 24, 2022
Buy a good quality laptop fan then . I've had a Thermaltake brand for past several years and been running 24/7. I do need to vacuum it out as it's getting a bit dusty.
skrambam wrote:
I bought a laptop fan but after a year the fan became noisy because they're not built to run continually. I don't want to have to replace the fan every year.
microchip8
Mar 16, 2022Master
buy a cheap USB fan or a laptop cooler and let it blow at it
- FURRYe38Mar 16, 2022Guru - Experienced User
I keep on under any router I put online. Great additional cooling.
- skrambamMar 24, 2022Tutor
I bought a laptop fan but after a year the fan became noisy because they're not built to run continually. I don't want to have to replace the fan every year.
- FURRYe38Mar 24, 2022Guru - Experienced User
Buy a good quality laptop fan then . I've had a Thermaltake brand for past several years and been running 24/7. I do need to vacuum it out as it's getting a bit dusty.
skrambam wrote:
I bought a laptop fan but after a year the fan became noisy because they're not built to run continually. I don't want to have to replace the fan every year.
- skrambamMar 24, 2022Tutor
Thanks for the recommendation, I'll et a Thermaltake.