Thermaltake Massive 23 ST Notebook Cooler Fan Test

Fan Test at stock USB Power 5v & AC Adapter 6V=500mA.

Oversized definitely quiet 230mm Blue LED fan accelerates airflow to improve overall heat dissipation

Built-in Blue LED On/Off switch to easily adapt to different working or gaming environment

Ultra-lightweight ABS Plastic material combines with black metal mesh stylish design

USB powered cable eliminates bulky AC power adapter

Supports laptop size from 10" ~ 17", especially for wide-screen laptop

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Thermaltake
• Cool
• all
• your
• life
• crysis
• gameplay
• gaming
• intel
• laptop
• amd
• asus
• ati
• notebook
• nvidia
• Panasonic
• Lumix
• DMC
• TZ1
• computer
• camera
• canon
• core
• digital
• drive
• ram
• graphics
• windows
• geforce

[PuNkRoCkCh1cK]

I got this fan as well, in the beginning it was cooling a lot and spinning as fast as yours, and now approx. 6 months later, it' going much slower and cooling less. Any ideas/ hints how I can boost it up again like in the beginning?

[zZZzzzSnooze2nd]

@PuNkRoCkCh1cK Put 7.5V in it now, lol!

[SpazChat]

Hey you guys, where can I buy this?

[Moraud5386]

I have a 18.4 laptop, does this work? which one is better between the master cooler pad U3 and this one?

[zZZzzzSnooze2nd]

@siralexu Running mine at 7.5v=400mA

[siralexu]

@zZZzzzSnooze2nd yep been running strong ever since and its cools my laptop alot!

[zZZzzzSnooze2nd]

@siralexu Is it still working?

[zZZzzzSnooze2nd]

@coolrecep Maybe I'll do a test on how little or lots it cools my hot gaming notebook, CPU & GPU temperatures wile playing a game. If I feel like it, It keeps it from getting hot though.

[zZZzzzSnooze2nd]

@coolrecep Fan Test on stock USB Power 5v & AC Adapter 6V=500mA.

[coolrecep]

And you call this a test?