However hot it is allowed to get. To control this, means of controlling the temperature are employed (usually in the form of fans or liquid cooling.) The temperature that is mostly watched is the temperature of the CPU, or Central Processing Unit. A usual range for it would be 30-40 degrees centigrade.
yes, if it gets too hot it will melt, contact points will come loose and the computer dies
The processor. It's capable of performing millions of operations per second. All that activity generates heat - which is why most processors have their own fan 'piggy-backed' onto them.
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You don't, she is too hot to use a computer(because she burns it).
This is not true. If it gets too hot, it will shut down, but will not break unless you keep pushing the button or something to break it.
First Off, your HDD might fail or it will get hot enough your computer will shut down then your HDD will fail either way if it gets hot it fails
What a number of people have found is the computer has been on for a time and has got rally hot inside. When you turn the computer off the fan continues to spin as the computer is still too hot to work. If the computer is starting from cold and has not been used for several hours and only the fan works but the rest of the computer stays off then a qualified technician needs to find out why.
they measure temperature.if your talking about computers they measure how hot your computer or laptop is because you might be using it for too long.
Because there is a thermal problem, maybe? ;¬) Something, likely the processor, is too hot.
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Well computers DO get hot, trust me. If you're wondering why your computer doesnt get hot, you most likely have very good cooling on your computer -Oxyhawk
It helps conduct heat away from the object on which it is placed. Without the heat sink, a computer CPU would get too hot to function.
It could, the computer will disengage the ac compressor if the engine temp is too high.
Too Hot was created in 1991-05.
Most of them. The biggest source of heat is typically the CPU. The power supply, hard drives, memory modules, network interfaces, and pretty much anything else can get hot, too.