Ways to keep your PC cool

Asked By jenvieann 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/27/2011

Ways to keep your PC cool.

Can anyone help me understand the ways to keep my system cool.

Thanks in advance.

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Answered By technicalgeek 0 points N/A #82367

Ways to keep your PC cool

To keep your PC cool you have to make sure that you are not in a such environment in which your room temperature is above 30 C. If you are living in an area where the temperature exceed from normal room temperature. Then you have to keep your computer cool.

 

You can do it by installing a double fan on your PC and providing the best quality fan which could do whatever. You can unlock the casing of your PC to allow the fresh air to flow over it and keep your computer cool. You should also have to clean your computer daily by doing this your computer will be cleaned and you will find that when there is no dust in you compute. The temperature of your Computer will be low down up to a reasonable degree.

 

• Allow for Air Flow.
• Clean Your Computer.
• Run Your PC With the Case Closed.
• Move Your Computer in a cooler and cleaner area/ location to avoid dust.
• Upgrade the CPU Fan.
• Stop Overclocking.
• Replace the Power Supply.
• Install a Water Cooling Kit.

 

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Answered By missmissy1 0 points N/A #82369

Ways to keep your PC cool

Hi Jenvieann,

There are a few basic things that you can do to help cool your PC. You want to keep the components as cool as possible so it is important to ensure that the air vents are kept clear in order to allow the air to circulate properly.

So if your PC is near any obstructions like a wall for example, I would suggest that you move it away a few inches because most fans are built at the back. Another thing you could do is to make sure that there is not a build up of dust and or debree around your PC, dust can easily clog your PC cooling fans causing them to work slower thus heating up your PC.

Cleaning your computer with canned air is also a good idea. There is a cooling fan that is located above the CPU, you definitely want to give that a good clean with the canned air to get rid of any dirt. If all these options don't work you may want to consider installing cooling fans to attach either side of the computer case, they help increase airflow intake and allow air to better move through the computer.

Hope this helps.

Missy

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