Overheating is your computer’s biggest enemy; too much heat can fry its delicate circuitry and chips and send you shopping for a brand new system. Just as you need to keep your car engine cool to prevent damage, you must do the same for the delicate mechanisms beneath the hood of your computer. Its fast spinning hard drives and quick microprocessors packed inside cramped quarters can lead to dangerous overheating and potential equipment damage. Among the primary causes of computer overheating are the computer's components themselves, poorly ventilated environment, direct sunlight and dust. Dust build-up can insulate components, compromise their ability to cool off, and cause them to burn up. Unfortunately, in addition to cooling your computer, the internal cooling fans also manage to suck a fair amount of the dusk that has settled into the immediate environment. A big pile of dust of can also attract moisture, causing a deadly combination of liquid and filth that can corrode the metal parts inside your computer.
You can now drop-off your laptop, notebook or desktop computer at nerdcore computers service centre
Signs your cooling system is malfunctioning!
Comp
uter\Laptop randomly reboots or shuts-off
Constant or excessive fan operation
Laptop feels very hot from underneath
unexplained memory or operation errors
Cooling fans are very loud or make unusual noise
inexplicable “blue screens of death.”
If you suspect your desktop pc or laptop is overheating, we strongly advise to turn the
computer off immediately or you risk serious injury and possible fatal system damage.
Why Choose Us?
Fast Same Day Onsite Service
Guaranteed Best Prices on Parts
Every Repair is Guaranteed
Cooling System Upgrades Available
A Technician Will:
Inspect cooling fans for worn out bearings & debris
Cleanout any debris and dust from cooling fans
Cleanout any debris and dust from inside casing
Replace faulty cooling fans/heatsink
If necessary re-apply CPU thermal grease
Test and verify all components working properly
Complimentary Temperature Monitoring Software
Author Nerdcore Computers
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