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    Acer does not put a simple fan grill to their notebooks?

    Well, i have seen this in 3 notebooks so far.. including mine

    in the manual there is an exhaust grill over there.. N° 6



    But all i see is this..





    I found this on internet, somebody just cut the plastic away and put a custom grill..



    Im out of warranty with my notebook, so i accept opinions, im about about to do the same...

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    Wow, I don't think Ive ever seen a fan grill used just for aesthetics
    I crunch for you Gramps R.I.P.
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    I suggest you do the same, I bet it is overheating big time...
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    If you have some mesh lying around you could always do this (my G72Gx):


    lowered temps by about 10C
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zayras View Post
    If you have some mesh lying around you could always do this (my G72Gx):
    lol thats nice, thanks! I really appreciate photo examples.

    Temps right now are not a problem, but summer its coming so I'll have to do something about it...

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    Wow. I am sure glad my AO532H has actual air holes. That is quite the manufacturing flaw.

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    prolly runs cooler than my macbook pro..
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    There's no problem cutting that portion out and using fan grill in its place. Just make sure it doesn't connect/make contact with anything other than the grill and the plastics of the case. It won't hurt the system and more than likely would only help.

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