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NZXT ACC-NT-CRYO-B Aluminum Notebook Cooler 120MM Adjustable Fans (Black) | 
| Brand: Nzxt
Category: CE
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $69.97
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Avg. Customer Rating:  10 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.4
Dimensions (in): 14.1 x 9.1 x 4.1
Four USB ports for your media, storage, and input devices
Ability to power devices such as external hard drives.
Folding design for easy storage and transportation
MPN: CRYO LX BLACK
Model: CRYO LX BLACK
UPC: 811121010195
EAN: 0811121010195
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Built with thick aluminum with sturdy construction | | • | Rubber finish lifts the notebook up to allow less heat pockets and better airflow | | • | Cools your notebook with three adjustable large 120mm fans | | • | Four USB ports for your media, storage, and input devices | | • | Support for power notebooks with 15", 17" and 19" wide screens |
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Product Description
The days of burning hot notebooks are finally over. Introducing the newest addition to the NZXT's family of products, the NZXT Cryo LX. The Cryo LX features the first notebook cooler to feature triple 120mm adjustable fans and a full 3mm aluminum frame. Designed for transport, the Cryo LX can be folded and stored easily at any time. Four USB ports are in the rear for more accessibility. Designed to host the hottest and most high performing notebooks, the Cryo LX fits a 17" widescreen notebook perfectly and supports a 15" widescreen notebook with room to spare. The NZXT Cryo is perfect for popular notebooks such as the Apple 17-inch MacBook Pro or Dell XPS Series
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Pretty Cool Cooler August 20, 2008
Looks great and does the job most of the time. I did have a little heat with and extensive photoshop job but nothing to worry about. I love all the plugins in the back.
Like It, but I Don't Love It August 14, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have a 19 inch Alienware Area 51 that has burned through two video cards due to extreme heat, even with the built-in heat sink. After having the thermal paste reapplied to the card by my local computer techs, it was recommended I buy a notebook cooler for extra protection. This is a nice product BUT not exactly ideal for a 19 inch mammoth gaming notebook, as there are no fans in the front, where I need the fans the most. Also, the fans that are there do not put out nearly as much air as I had hoped. If you have a smaller notebook with heat problems more in the middle and rear of your notebook, this product will work fine for you. Otherwise, I would keep looking, as I am, for a product more suited for your needs and with higher fan power.
 Excellent Laptop Cooler August 11, 2008
This is a fantastic cooler. I bought it to keep my 4 year old Inspiron 8600 cool, since it mostly works as my temporary HTPC. It used to get very hot and slow down whenever I watched online flash videos or played games with high graphics. This cooler does a great job of keeping it cool even during the most intense graphics operations. The computer no longer slows down and flash videos (from hulu.com) look great and playback is smooth.
The construction is solid and it's really nice and heavy. It's built in USB hub gave me some trouble initially during the setup and I had to rewire some of my peripherals to prevent windows from crashing just because that USB hub was connected to the laptop. It's all great now.
It's also surprisingly quiet (you have to literally sit within 3 feet of the cooler to be able to listen to the hum generated by those 3 120mm fans running at max speed). Perfect to extend the life of your old aging laptop which gets hot frequently and slows down.
The best notebook cooler out there August 5, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought a 17 inch HP power notebook that really had some serious heat generation issues. The notebook would become so warm, you actually could not keep it in your lap. I looked at several other coolers, and actually tried the Targus (don't waste your money--took mine back for a refund), and a Zalman (pretty good, but at least 2 notches below the NZXT. Kept it for use with a laptop that only has a moderate heat generation issue). This NZXT model is made from solid aluminum. It has 3 very quiet, large diameter fans that blow air up into the bottom of the laptop. Some coolers actually suck air away from the bottom of the laptop which seems like exactly the wrong way to go about trying to cool something that has its own fan sucking air up from the bottom of the laptop. Anyway, this unit is superbly constructed. It is fairly lightweight but does have sharp corners, so you need to exercise a little caution if you are going to use it in your lap. From what I have experienced and researched, this is the best device of its kind on the market. It's far from the cheapest, but remember what they say...you don't always get what you pay for, but you always pay for what you get. If you have a heat generating power notebook, you need this cooler. Don't even think about it. Just order it at the same time as the computer and the price won't seem so bad.
Cool Cooler July 29, 2008
I have a Toshiba A305 Satellite, which runs fairly hot and I am disabled so I tend to use it frequently in bed. This cooler is so effective that the bottom of my laptop is actually cool to the touch after running for extended periods of time. The angled surface makes typing easier. Even at the highest fan speed the noise is barely noticeable and the 4 rear usb ports are convenient at times. If heat is a concern you can't do better than this.
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