Unlike most other laptop coolers in the market today comes with fans or a single fan that is place in the same position and you can not relocate the fans where you want it.

The only downside to the Cooler Master Notepal U2 is that I need at least one more fan because there are 3 hot spots on my laptop (CPU, Hard Drive and the Ram). I place the first 2 fans on my CPU and my hard drive, I am still looking for one more mini usb fan on Ebay. Also, the aluminum stand is nice, but I find that metal stands would be a lot better to keep things cool. Overall I very like the Cooler Master Notepal U2 with the adjustable fans and will keep it as long as I have my laptop.

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I decide to buy this Thermaltake Massive 23ST because it was light weight and has huge fan in the center which look like it can cool my laptop pretty well. However, I didn’t like that blue led light, but when you place your laptop on top, you won’t notice the blue led at all. But still I rather not have that fancy light.

I tested out the Thermaltake Massive 23 ST and find that the hottest part of my laptop is the CPU, the hard drive and the ram. The CPU is located at the top left corner of my laptop and the hard drive was located at the lower left corner which does not get much air flow from this laptop cooler. However, the middle part of my laptop where the ram are located were cooling very well.

The middle of the Thermaltake Massive 23 ST is surrounded by a metal mesh, which does a great job at cooling and very cool on the touch. The rest of the structure of this cooler is made by plastic, which explain why it is light weight.

Unfortunately, I had to return this Thermaltake Massive 23 ST because my CPU and hard drive were still generating a lot of heat which the fan cannot reach at the corners on my laptop. I would however, recommend the Thermaltake Massive 23 ST if your laptop is generating a lot of heat in the middle of the laptop.

As an alternative, I went out and exchanged for the Thermaltake Massive 23 ST for Cooler Master Notepal U2 Notebook cooler. Read my review here.

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