New and better fans for Macbook Pro 15" unibody

[Midgetinabikini]

first, its the 2.53 model with, previous line.

1. temp , can reach even 80c while in idle!
2. temp is about 60c while fans in max (about 6200rpm) and while idle.
3. can reach easily to 90c while working hard (sometimes even more then 100c)

I'm looking to buy new fans, but I don't want the stock, but perhaps something better with lower power needs but with better cooling. If i must, i'll but the stock... but they really made problems from the first day.

so...where to buy?

 

[geoffreak]

Take it to the Apple store. If your computer is really running that hot, it should be repaired.

 

[Midgetinabikini]

Take it to the Apple store. If your computer is really running that hot, it should be repaired.

We don't have Apple store in Israel.

I am also willing to buy a cooling platform, but but i need something i can put on my legs, not just a desk. (unless there's nothing like that exist and i'll a "normal" platform)

 

[miles01110]

We don't have Apple store in Israel.

But there is (apparently) an AARC in Israel;
http://www.apple.com/euro/cemea/

 

[Midgetinabikini]

But there is (apparently) an AARC in Israel;
http://www.apple.com/euro/cemea/

Yha, and they....well...suc* as*
I can send the computer for three months (one in the best case)

so again, my original question remain.

 

[J the Ninja]

Like most laptop fans, these are custom-fit blower-type fans. You won't be able to find anything else that will fit. My recommendation would be to try dusting first. Get one of those compressed air cans, and blow it into the fans, and backwards into the heatsinks. This should clear out most of the dust obstructing airflow through the cooling system. If this doesn't work....well, if you are enough of a modder to want to do a fan upgrade, how does stripping the machine down entirely and changing the thermal paste sound?

 

[MagicWok]

Like most laptop fans, these are custom-fit blower-type fans. You won't be able to find anything else that will fit. My recommendation would be to try dusting first. Get one of those compressed air cans, and blow it into the fans, and backwards into the heatsinks. This should clear out most of the dust obstructing airflow through the cooling system. If this doesn't work....well, if you are enough of a modder to want to do a fan upgrade, how does stripping the machine down entirely and changing the thermal paste sound?

I would be very wary of blowing compressed air into the MBP's vents. You can end up doing more harm than good by circulating the dust further inside the case.

By simply elevating the MBP off the desk, you can lower temperature quite a lot. Look to order online since I don't know what retail stores stock in terms of Apple Products in Israel.
http://www.raindesigninc.com/ilap.html
http://www.powersupportusa.com/product/show/ergo-stand-for-new-macbook-macbook-pro-fits-all-sizes
http://www.balmuda.com/en/products/c/x-base/

Also do a seach helps, as lots have asked this question before:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/359002/

 

[J the Ninja]

I would be very wary of blowing compressed air into the MBP's vents. You can end up doing more harm than good by circulating the dust further inside the case.

By simply elevating the MBP off the desk, you can lower temperature quite a lot. Look to order online since I don't know what retail stores stock in terms of Apple Products in Israel.
http://www.raindesigninc.com/ilap.html
http://www.powersupportusa.com/product/show/ergo-stand-for-new-macbook-macbook-pro-fits-all-sizes
http://www.balmuda.com/en/products/c/x-base/

Also do a seach helps, as lots have asked this question before:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/359002/

Maybe I should have clarified: You want to have the bottom plate OFF to do said dusting.