I am looking for a way to cool my laptops CPU better. Below is a link to a picture of it.
It is a Socket FS1, AMD A6-3400M APU. My main issue is that i can't use a backplate mounted Heatsync so the popular Hyper Evo 212 etc are out.
Thought about water cooling, and mounting the radiator portion to the top of the laptop/back of the monitor.
Do any of the cpu coolers line up with these bolt holes?
http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/Toshiba-Satellite-L755-L755D-L750-L750D/laptop-case-big/dismantle-laptop-29.jpg
was looking at ones like this.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835999013
NOTE: i am aware if i go with something like this i won't be able to use my laptops original casing. I am either going to place the motherboard into a case or build a stand the laptop sits on and cut a hole in the casing to allow it to fit. Ghetto, yes, but it's all i have to work with. I would love to build a PC but wife is in school still and money isn't there right now, just looking for a way to cool down my laptop so i can OC it more. It is stock 1.4ghz, and i can OC it to 2.3ghz reliably and haven't had issues. I've heard of people managing up to 2.6-2.8ghz OC's I just want to see what all I can do with this laptop.
It is a Socket FS1, AMD A6-3400M APU. My main issue is that i can't use a backplate mounted Heatsync so the popular Hyper Evo 212 etc are out.
Thought about water cooling, and mounting the radiator portion to the top of the laptop/back of the monitor.
Do any of the cpu coolers line up with these bolt holes?
http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/Toshiba-Satellite-L755-L755D-L750-L750D/laptop-case-big/dismantle-laptop-29.jpg
was looking at ones like this.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835999013
NOTE: i am aware if i go with something like this i won't be able to use my laptops original casing. I am either going to place the motherboard into a case or build a stand the laptop sits on and cut a hole in the casing to allow it to fit. Ghetto, yes, but it's all i have to work with. I would love to build a PC but wife is in school still and money isn't there right now, just looking for a way to cool down my laptop so i can OC it more. It is stock 1.4ghz, and i can OC it to 2.3ghz reliably and haven't had issues. I've heard of people managing up to 2.6-2.8ghz OC's I just want to see what all I can do with this laptop.