Therefore, using a stand like the 11-in-1 Multiport Dock on a flat surface creates a decent buffer underneath your laptop giving it more breathing room and yes, actually helping it work better. Not only does it end up overheating you as well but your legs will inevitably block any cooling vents or grilles built into the underside of your device. In circumstances like these, having your computer sitting on your lap is about the worst place for it. And there's one more benefit you may not have considered but yet again, it's especially relevant in my case.Īlthough my laptop is quite powerful, especially since I upgraded its SSD, when it's being pushed to its limits - gaming for example - things start getting pretty hot and the cooling fans really start to kick up a gear. By simply raising the back of your laptop - even a little - the keyboard becomes more comfortable to type on and the screen is lifted to a better height.

I'm a relatively recent convert to the concept of laptop stands and rises - it wasn't until I tried them that I began to appreciate how they could enhance my everyday computing experience.

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