Does anyone know where I can get a good nokebook heatsink that'll fit an S1 socket in a 15.6" notebook? I can't believe I only just noticed this but, running a second screen and all the other external hardware I have plugged in is taking the core temperature up 10 degrees more than I'd like it and the fan is noticabally loud.

The places I usually shop for computer components don't sell it so I was wondering if anyone knew if there was somewhere in america that sells them and ships to the uk.

Thanks for any help.

EDIT: Just going to get a Lian-Li cooler since not even ebay has any S1 heatsinks.

Two questions:
What is a heatsink? I know what a cooling table is, but they are obviously not the same thing....

How do you check the Core temperatures in a laptop? Can you look at it through the computer (like a program or something), or do you have to have special equipment to check it?

Random Fact: I'm always up for learning something about computers and cars. I like being able to fix things/ find the source of a problem myself (Or to just have the knowledge, just because).

I used "coretemp" and CPU meter I had already downloaded that now shows core temperatures.
Heatsink

Heatsinks on laptops are pretty much always tightly designed to fit into only one specific laptop model. and thus aren't interchangeable.
Edit: no wait i misunderstood, are you referring to the heatsink that directly goes on the CPU/GPU or did you mean one of those laptop coolers/stands?

Actual CPU sink, nowhere even sells any though so there'd be no point opening it up to see what the model specific heatsink looks like, I'm just going to buy a lian-li cooler that has a 22cm fan

Don't bother, laptop heatsinks can't be upgraded. What you can do however for optimal cooling is:
1. open it and clean out ALL the dust
2. oil the fan if necessary
3. re-apply a higher quality thermal compound(such as artic silver, IIRC)

It's worked for me, several times. My old laptop was FULL of dust, and had a crappy aluminum thermal pad. Cleaned out the dust and a drop of artic silver(which i now ran out of, so now im using some generic one >.> but that doesnt really matter much) and it runs at the temp it's actually supposed to run at, which is colder than before.(~130F when under stress)

Another thing you may be able to do so that the laptop runs cooler is downgrade or underclock/undervolt your processor and maybe video card(if you have one, as some laptops have integrated chipsets that can't easily be underclocked or undervolted), I did that with one of my laptops and the fan remains at a slow speed even when under stress!

It's max temp is like 60c, repositioning it to a cooler part of the room dropped it's max to around 55c

22cm fan underneath it should cool it a bit, shouldn't be much dust considering it's not even a year old, I'll put arctic silver on when the warranty expires in march

My desktop had collected a layer of dust in only 3 months. There could be at least a little dust, and cleaning that out would most likely help, at least a little.

You just reminded me of when a fly got into my brothers desktop computer through an air vent.