Laptops are gaining more and more popularity over conventional desktop personal computers. This is not surprising, because they are very convenient to use, quite mobile and unpretentious in service. But these wonderful devices have one serious problem: after a few months of operation, they start to overheat. The problem lies not only in the heavy load on the laptop, but also in the insufficiently powerful cooling system. Another main criterion is a strong clogging of the interior of the laptop with dust and debris.
Necessary
- Crosshead screwdriver
- Vacuum cleaner
- Cooling pad
Instructions
Step 1
Clean the inside of the laptop. To do this, you have to disassemble it. The process is time consuming, but completely uncomplicated. Unscrew all screws with a screwdriver and carefully remove the bottom cover. Now vacuum all parts thoroughly. It is better to do this in the air blowing mode, because it is not always possible to collect all the dust in the usual way.
Step 2
If the first step was not enough, then replace the coolers in the laptop. To do this, purchase fans of the same dimensions and mountings, but with higher power. Typically, fans are measured in rpm. When choosing new coolers, take into account the fact that the contacts through which voltage is supplied to them come with two and three connectors.
Step 3
Purchase a cooling pad. The range of these devices is simply huge. If you just need to free the vents that are located on the bottom wall of the laptop, then simple stands, maybe even soft ones, will do. If you just need additional cooling, then get a cooling pad with built-in fans. They are powered via a USB port, which should be present in your laptop.
