Having a E6300 I am going to need to run my NB very hot to get a good overclock out of it.
I don't really want to put a new heatsink on if I don't have to. I was looking at the stock heatsink, and it looks very much like you could add a fan directly to the heat sink. On two sides of the heatsink there are fins that are bent under. You could add a piece of metal with a hole on each end under each of the hook part of that heatsink. Then put a fan ontop of the heat sink and screw it into the holes on the pieces of metal you had. Now I haven't had a chance to look at this carefuly yet. But I may take a look for those metal pieces and see if I could do it.
I had thought of one other thing and that was using a type case fan to hold the fan next to the NB heatsink.
I don't really want to put a new heatsink on if I don't have to. I was looking at the stock heatsink, and it looks very much like you could add a fan directly to the heat sink. On two sides of the heatsink there are fins that are bent under. You could add a piece of metal with a hole on each end under each of the hook part of that heatsink. Then put a fan ontop of the heat sink and screw it into the holes on the pieces of metal you had. Now I haven't had a chance to look at this carefuly yet. But I may take a look for those metal pieces and see if I could do it.
I had thought of one other thing and that was using a type case fan to hold the fan next to the NB heatsink.
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