Is it right to open the lid of your computer s case in the summer?

Some people think that opening the side cover of the case is conducive to the heat dissipation of the main unit, which is a wrong perception and practice.

The heat dissipation means of conventional machines are achieved by blowing and pumping. Blowing, so that the heat of the heating element can be quickly dissipated, and the convection flow is formed in the chassis, which takes away the hot air and sends the conventional cold air into the chassis.

Some high-quality cases are not equipped with exhaust equipment, but their internal structure is very scientific, which can achieve a perfect degree of air convection in the case: the convection flow is smooth, and the main radial line of air convection traverses all the heating elements. When the side cover is removed, the effect of air convection is lost, and components such as hard drives cannot be effectively dissipated.

With the chassis open, dust can easily fall onto the surface of the components, which is very dangerous.

In addition, the components in the chassis will emit radiation waves during the work together, which is very unfavorable to computer users, and the case cover can prevent the leakage of radiation waves to a certain extent.

No, while CPU cooling will speed up, optical drives and hard drives will get hotter.

As long as your machine doesn't come out with any warnings, it's okay, but it's better to deal with it when it's used up, because dust is also a big killer of computers, and be careful of getting into liquids such as water

Not good. At first, it helps to speed up the air flow in the case, which can play a better role in heat dissipation; However, it will increase the amount of dust entering, and it will affect the heat dissipation for a long time. There is an element of insecurity.

Absolutely, this will help speed up the air flow in the case, which can have a better heat dissipation effect.

That's right, because it's convenient for the machine to dissipate heat, but be careful not to use the hardware in the engine box such as electric shock.

Yes, but without the protection of the case, it's good not to splash water in it.

Opening it does take care of something. It can increase the circulation of air and dissipate heat. If you really don't have air conditioning and good cooling equipment, it is good to turn it on. But the effect is not too obvious.

You don't have air conditioning.

Then leave the side cover open. If there is no condition, then move an electric fan to blow the chassis, and the effect will be better.

If you have a little extra money, go buy a good heatsink and install it, not only the graphics card, but also the best CPU and two. If you have all of this, your computer won't burn out.

And I think the graphics cards are all solid. 65 degrees I don't think it should burn out. As long as you don't play the game all day, it should be able to meet your daily needs.

All of the above is my personal experience. Computer cooling has always been a big problem. A good solution is just like the above points, which I summarized myself. Hope you can fix it.

In a relatively high temperature environment, the temperature of the equipment will also increase when the machine is running. In general, hardware, such as motherboards, can withstand high temperatures. Ordinary operation will not cause the hardware to be burned.

However, the temperature inside the case increases with the use of time, and the temperature increases. You will feel that the walls of the case are relatively hot. Under the existing conditions, some relatively simple methods can be used to dissipate heat.

It is also possible to replace it with better heat dissipation equipment, or to lower the ambient temperature. A simple way to dissipate heat, open the side panel of the case, and increase air flow through the fan to accelerate heat dissipation.

Burning is not burning, I'm also 9600gt, it's okay if you don't open it, the main reason is that the space around the case is larger, the side panel fan is too noisy, and it doesn't work very well, if you're really worried, just open the case on the slits.

Rest assured. Generally, it has an OTP (Over Temperature Protection) function.

Usually think it's okay, but you think it's wrong, the case has its own unique design of cooling channels, and if you open the lid, it will destroy its own cooling channels, so it is recommended that you don't open it! Besides, there's a lot of dust in the air, yes

Open it on. I also open the case to use the computer, as long as you don't have dust, you can use an electric fan to blow the inside of the case. You don't get dust, and the speed of the machine is a little faster than the original. Won't be too stuck

I just opened it, and I used an electric fan to blow it, which dissipated much faster than those small fans, and opened the side cover to have little effect on the computer. You said it would fall into the dust, but how much could it fall?

You don't need to close it again.

Then open it. The light from the outside world has no effect on the hardware, but the electromagnetic radiation of the host has an adverse effect on people.

In addition to the fixed function, the biggest role of the chassis is to protect against radiation.

Of course, if you don't care about radiation, it doesn't matter.

If you talk about heat dissipation, unless you blow a fan into the box, opening the lid will not bring much effect. If you have an air conditioner at home, you shouldn't open the lid.

In summer, it's best to remove all the lids, but be sure to be safe.

Not much impact. But it is easy to get dust. Whether it is turned on or not has little impact on heat dissipation.

The heat dissipation is much better, and I haven't covered the side panels for years.

It's useful, but it's best to go down to Master Lu, see which accessory has too high temperature, and treat the specific problem If the dust is big, you can install a case fan, which is not expensive, up to 15. Thank you.

Useful. As long as the fan is not damaged, there is basically no need to open the case lid.

Of course it works, it will speed up the circulation of air!

If your home is clean, it is good, and if it is on the side of the road or dirty, it is not necessary, and it is not good if there is ash in it.

Absolutely! Helps dissipate heat But don't open it if it rains in case it gets wet......It's not easy to do! ~~

Many people think that opening the case lid will be good for the heat dissipation of the computer, and it looks more professional, but this is actually very wrong! The design of the computer case has become very mature now, the designer of the case not only takes into account the appearance of the case, the arrangement of the hardware inside, the volume problem, but also takes into account the air convection in the case, opening the case cover will destroy the air flow in the case, and produce turbulence in the case, which is not only not conducive to heat dissipation, but also easier to accumulate dust! Therefore, it is not recommended to open the case lid to use it!

If you use your computer for a long time, as long as you pay attention to the cleanliness of the case and do not accumulate too much dust on the fan or other cooling equipment!!

This really helps with heat dissipation.

But the radiation to people is also large.

It's better not to do this when it's not necessary.

Brother: For the sake of your own health.

It's good to open if there's not much dust around.

You might as well take it all out. I think you're trying to cool the computer, you can do this, turn it on when you turn it on. Close the computer when you turn it off.

But if you dissipate heat from the computer like this, it is easy to get a lot of dust. So you have to pay attention to whether there is too much dust inside the computer. If you have more, you should clean up the dust in the computer in time.

There are pros and cons. Benefits: It can speed up cooling.

Disadvantage: It is easy to inhale dust, resulting in a short circuit in the computer motherboard and chip.

Trust your fan.

When you use it, it is easy to absorb dust when you open the case, which is not good for the computer, so it is best to turn on the air conditioner and lower the surrounding temperature.

Many people think that this is beneficial, but it is actually counterproductive.

It must be understood that the chassis is designed with internal air flow in mind, which means that its structure will be as good as possible for heat dissipation. To put it simply, the complete chassis structure allows the cooler airflow to flow through each component in a certain order and finally discharge. If the board is removed, then the air will be blown out by the fan, and the rest of the room will not be taken care of, unless you have very good indoor air circulation or a very low temperature

So it is still advisable not to do this, dust is also a threat.

Yes, but be careful to clean it down frequently because there is dust.