Could be several things, if it is a desktop be sure that it has enough space around the case to provide for good airflow, a couple of inches on the back and one side is usually enough. Check your vents for dust, if you see dust and other gunk get some compressed air in a can and blow it out. Open up your case and check for dust built up around the fan and heat sink (this looks like a series of metal fins) blow out with compressed air. Listen to your computer and see if the exhaust fans are kicking on. You normally have to wait a little while for them to start running, if they dont kick on replace them!
If you are using a laptop be sure it is sitting on a hard surface if you leave resting on your bed or couch it will resrict airflow to the fans, casuing it to overheat, also blow out vents with compressed air. Dont try and take it apart unless you know what you doing though!
If your computer has been overheating often your processor could have sustained damage. If you fix the overheating issue you may find that your p.c. still acts wacky. You might have to replace your processor, or even other componets depending on how hot it actually got!!
yes! since a computer is a machine, i.e is using energy for its excutions, during energy cycle heat must be evolved, when fan is introduced then heat effect is reduced.
Heat. Often, over time computers build up dust on heat generating components inside the computer. This makes them hotter and hotter, combined with a possible rise in ambient temperature and a breakdown of the metals in the parts that generate heat, can create an environment conducive to fire.
Colmputers components generate a lot of heat (up to 70oC or more). Without adequate air conditioning a computer may overheat - causing it to fail.
It keeps the Cpu cool, any significant heat in the Cpu can cause damage.
electrical energy to thermal(heat) energy
They could over heat.
It could harm your computer but its not likely i suggest going to a store and buying a computer fan that goes under the laptop or if its a desktop computer it will be fine. If it does break down from the over heating then its not a good computer company. One of there many focuses for a computer is to control the heat thats coming from the computer.
No, computer heat will not affect anybody.
yes! since a computer is a machine, i.e is using energy for its excutions, during energy cycle heat must be evolved, when fan is introduced then heat effect is reduced.
Heat. Often, over time computers build up dust on heat generating components inside the computer. This makes them hotter and hotter, combined with a possible rise in ambient temperature and a breakdown of the metals in the parts that generate heat, can create an environment conducive to fire.
Because it will over-heat - causing the thermal fuse to trigger, shutting the computer down.
yes it is a good idea to cutt off or turn off the computer affer using because it helps to prevent the computer from damaging. when there will be an over full current. And also to prevent some accessory used in making the computer from getting burned because of over heat.
A heat spreader is used to help draw heat from your ram. The average computer user does not need a heat spreader, but someone that has a powerful gaming computer may benefit from using it.
When playing on the computer the fan should keep on so it does not over heat. It is safe for the computer fan to be on.
Tin foil is generally made of aluminum and can attract/transfer heat. Aluminium is widely used as cooling in computer systems, which spreads the heat all over the heatsink so the air can cool the aluminum down.
no
Because - the purpose of a heatsink - is to expel heat from the computer... plastic is an insulator - not a conductor !