I just finished installing everything and maby is a bit better But the problem is still there. I did notice the area affected is still hot comparing with all other areas of the laptop, i’m not that good to repaste myself so i will try find help in this matter, thinking on a super laptop stand cooler? Does it exists? Mine is called Tecknet laptop and notebook cooling pad with five fans cant say is great...
17.3" Defiance III LE (Clevo P670RE6) Keyboard Part Number
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As far as cooling stands are concerned, the key features for me are these....
1. A large fan (or at most two large fans) rather than many small ones. Bigger fans run quieter and they move more air in a given time. They are also generally better constructed and thus they last longer. They're easier to clean too.
2. A metal grid on which the laptop sits (rather than a plastic one). Plastic holds on to much more heat so the air being blown into the laptop is already warm from the plastic grid. A metal grid dissipates the heat faster so is cooler, resulting in cooler air being blown into the laptop.
3. Air inlets that are big enough to allow the large fan(s) to move the greatest volume of air, that usually means dispensing with the useless extra USB ports and any other frippery that takes up space that could be used for air inlets.
Hi all
I have just stumbled on this thread as I am experiencing similar problems with my Clevo P-670HP. My W key is also sticking whilst playing.
Has anyone considered replacing just the key?
I have found this website https://www.laptopkeys.com/KeyboardKeys.php/Clevo/P Series/P650RS
I have just stumbled on this thread as I am experiencing similar problems with my Clevo P-670HP. My W key is also sticking whilst playing.
Has anyone considered replacing just the key?
I have found this website https://www.laptopkeys.com/KeyboardKeys.php/Clevo/P Series/P650RS
Sorry my bad, that was for the p650, however i found one for the P670RP and aparently they use the same keyboard . It looks the same, and the hinge looks the same aswell. $18 for one key is alot but its cheaper than 100 quid for a whole keyboard, but whether it will fix the problem is another story.