Loud PC while gaming
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Hello. My computer is working very well, but for some time now, it has been making noise (a bit like a fan) when I play any games (whether they require a high-performance computer or not).
Can someone tell me where the problem comes from, please, and if it damages the hardware?
PLEASE HELP ME
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
Can someone tell me where the problem comes from, please, and if it damages the hardware?
PLEASE HELP ME
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
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To open your PC:
You start by turning off the power that supplies the PC.
As Fabrice tells you, you unscrew the 2 screws located at the back of the left side panel (relative to the front) of your case.
You slide the panel slightly backward to unclip it and remove it.
Before accessing the inside, you discharge any static electricity you may have on you by touching a metal pipe, water, or heating, that is unpainted.
To remove the dust
- either use a small brush that you move around everywhere there is dust to loosen it. Then, a vacuum cleaner, avoiding touching the equipment.
- or, which is what I do, a can of compressed air with a nozzle that allows you to get into the corners. And again you finish with a vacuum cleaner, but from the surroundings to remove the dust that has floated outside the case.
You start by turning off the power that supplies the PC.
As Fabrice tells you, you unscrew the 2 screws located at the back of the left side panel (relative to the front) of your case.
You slide the panel slightly backward to unclip it and remove it.
Before accessing the inside, you discharge any static electricity you may have on you by touching a metal pipe, water, or heating, that is unpainted.
To remove the dust
- either use a small brush that you move around everywhere there is dust to loosen it. Then, a vacuum cleaner, avoiding touching the equipment.
- or, which is what I do, a can of compressed air with a nozzle that allows you to get into the corners. And again you finish with a vacuum cleaner, but from the surroundings to remove the dust that has floated outside the case.
