请推荐一个绝对安静的笔记本

dreamerybUID: 200228

我用的是IBM 42, 有两年了. 现在觉得它很吵, 也不知道是哪里出来的声音. 而我最近心情也一直很差, 每次做作业听到这个噪音我就心情差地加倍厉害, 差点要把它给砸烂了.
想干脆买了新的笔记本得了. 请推荐一个绝对安静的. 要是继续用这个电脑我真的会发疯的.

不知道苹果的怎么样, 只知道它很干净, 但是不知道是不是也很安静呢? 虽然我从来没有用过Mac.

希望价格呢, 1000美元多点吧. 最好不超过1500.

请大家救我, 谢谢!

uwoncacnUID: 83902

My notebook is suddenly making lots of noise! What should I do?
http://www.heatsink-guide.com/content.php?content=faq.shtml
The amount of noise your notebook makes depends on many factors - obviously, on the operating temperature and the CPU load, but also on the operating system configuration, installed drivers, and the BIOS. Did you reinstall your OS before the problem occured? Installed new drivers? Upgraded the BIOS?

In some cases, it may help to put your notebook back to its original operating system configuration with the aid of a recovery CD (or recovery partition) supplied by the manufacturer.Refer to you notebook's documentation for instructions how to do that.

If you believe that the noise is related to a defect in the notebook's cooling system, read below.

uwoncacnUID: 83902

My notebook is running too hot! What should I do?
First, check if it's really running too hot. Some notebooks are designed to withstand high temperatures without damage. Even when your notebook's lower side gets so hot that it may feel uncomfortable on your lap, it may still run within its allowed temperature range. Use a tool to observe CPU temperature (or look at the BIOS temperature reading), and compare it to the maximum allowed temperature for your CPU. Note that maximum temperatures for notebook CPUs can be very high - sometimes over 100. You can find the maximum temperature of your CPU here.

It is also normal for notebook fans to power up only when required. So even if your notebook is quite hot and the fan still isn't spinning, this may be normal.

It's unlikely that your notebook shipped with an insufficient cooling system. If it exceeds its maximum allowed temperature, this is due to a defect. If your notebook is still on warrantly, let the manufacturer or retailer handle it.

My notebook's cooling system is defective! What should I do?
If your notebook overheats (and possibly shuts itself down) or is excessively noisy, the cooling system may be defective. If your notebook is still on warranty, let the manufacturer handle it, instead of voiding the warranty by messing with it yourself.

Even after the warranty expired, it may be wise to let the manufacturer handle it. Replacing a notebook cooling system isn't as easy as replacing a cooler on a desktop PC. If your notebook's manufacturer is known for excessive repair prices, try a third party company specialized in notebook repairs. Google will help.

If you insist that you want to repair it yourself, open the notebook locate the fan. A notebook cooling system typically consists of a combination of heat pipes, heatsinks, and small fans/blowers. If you're lucky, you can find a small standard fan or blower with a manufacturer and model name on it (e.g. Nidec, Sanyo Denki, NMB...). Use Google to find a source for a replacement part. If you can't find a manufacturer or model name, but the fan looks like a standard part, you can usually replace it with another model of the same size, voltage, and power rating. Typically, this will involve soldering. Some notebooks use custom blowers integrated into the heatsink. In this case, you might be out of luck. If the fan's bearing is accessible, a drop of oil on it may at least temporarily solve the noise issue.

cyberUID: 18247

Use Mac..I got MacPro..I can sleep with it.

digitclaUID: 150299

just kidding...mac is certainly one way to go...

koba_0UID: 2114502

没有 ...

mophanceUID: 195078

IBM 不错的，可以试试。快彻底变成lenovo拉

soho966UID: 182359

松下  有几款都没有电风扇   
买回来  换上富士通的硬盘

应该更加安静了