电脑如何散热(国外英文资料).docVIP

电脑如何散热(国外英文资料) Title Description The electrical components in the computer generate heat, and the fan in the computer helps the air flow so as to prevent the components from overheating. Overheating causes the fan to keep turning, damaging components, and limiting the speed of the CPU. All of these problems due to high power and high heat will make the application run faster than normal. One of the main functions of BIOS is to monitor the temperature and adjust the operation. When the fan turns around and the sounds are annoying, first of all, it may be that your computer is running as efficiently as possible. To help keep your computer as low and efficient as possible, perform one or more of the following methods of operation. Resolvent Update BIOS Updated BIOS to manage fan, CPU, power loads, and other components. To see if there is a higher version of BIOS, you should determine which version of BIOS is currently installed on your computer, and then search the update driver on the aftermarket support and driver site. Keep the cabinet vents clean and tidy The side of the computer has air vents to allow air to flow through the casing. If the ventilation port is blocked, the fan is unable to properly cool the assembly. If there is dust vent, a tank of compressed air to blow off dust is used. Refer to the HP technical documentation: clean the computer Minimize disk running When you read and write large amounts of data at maximum speed, the hard disk drives generate heat. Most programs do very little data input and output. But if you run hard drive access intensive programs, such as processing intensive procedures in the use of spreadsheets, CPU and antivirus or check the backup utility to run in the background, it will produce more heat. You should know which programs are running and schedule backups and other operations that are not too busy. Minimize CPU running CPU generates heat when processing information. In a low power state, it handles data at a slower rate an