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Anonymous users2024-02-06If you normally use the built-in heatsink to dissipate heat from the notebook, it is enough to run general programs and games;
If you run a large stand-alone game, you should pay attention, the indoor temperature is also affected, and you should also pay attention to the ventilation of the notebook, if the built-in radiator is spinning wildly, and the temperature does not drop, you should consider connecting to the external radiator, otherwise it will affect the hardware of the laptop.
lifespan, which must be noted;
If you don't use the radiator for a long time, it means that you don't need a radiator to work very strongly when using the computer normally, don't worry about the problem of the computer, pay attention to the use environment, and regularly clean the ash around the radiator, otherwise the radiator will not work normally, and the notebook will be affected.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05When you say radiator, is it an external kind or something?
If you have a built-in radiator***, there is no need to use an external radiator. It should be noted here that you should disassemble the machine regularly and open the radiator for cleaning, and you will find that the dispersion performance has improved every time you clean it, and if you don't clean it for a long time, the computer panel will be very hot.
If the machine is very hot, it will inevitably affect the normal use of the computer, and there will be problems such as crash and slow response speed!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04If you don't use the radiator for a long time, it will get stuck like playing games, and there will be crashes.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It doesn't matter, the heatsink is generally used at very high room temperatures, or for long periods of time running the computer for several days. It's usually useless, it's a bit of a snake to add to it, and now it's all new CPUs such as core, and the temperature itself is on the spot, so the heatsink can't be used at all.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02There is an impact, but not much.
Laptop radiators usually only assist in laptop heat dissipation, and most of the radiators mainly reduce the external temperature of the laptop by strengthening the air flow speed of the bottom plastic shell, while the internal heat of the laptop mainly relies on the CPU fan to force convection to bring out, and the laptop radiator relay to take away the heat to complete the cooling, so the simple external heat dissipation effect can not reach our ideal state.
The laptop radiator is a fan device that blows heat dissipation directly at the bottom of the laptop, forcibly blows out the heat of the laptop, and introduces cold air to increase the air flow at the bottom of the laptop, so that all heating elements inside the laptop can be dissipated.
The working principle of the laptop radiator is that the fan rotates directly at the bottom of the laptop, blows out the heat of the laptop, and introduces cold air to increase the air flow at the bottom of the laptop, so that the heating elements inside the laptop are dissipated, effectively maintaining the internal low temperature working environment, and is a small device that effectively reduces the temperature of the laptop.
Don't have too much silica gel A small layer is good In addition, the copper sheet is not added to have an effect It depends on whether it is necessary That is, whether there is a gap between the heat dissipation module and the core This you can install the heat dissipation module without applying thermal paste and then insert it in the middle with a paper strip to see how thick the paper strip can not be moved in It is not known if you understand If the gap is not large, adding copper will hinder heat dissipation Copper can only replace the thick silica gel when it is necessary to wipe the thickness of the silicone This is the role of whether to add or not is based on your own computer has the final say Hope it helps.
50 degrees is a normal problem Sony notebook heat dissipation is generally good I used to use CR-23 Now I'm using EA1S The heat dissipation is very good Than HP is much stronger than HP when you turn on and watch a movie, the graphics card will automatically shut down at 95 degrees and Sony fan is open The back cover can be seen That is to say, you can clean up the dust and HP is completely closed You can only go to customer service My brother's previous CR-23 has been playing for 2 and a half years There has been no problem at all Only once when I played World of Warcraft and had a SW blowout, the graphics card temperature was enough Automatic shutdown once and then clean the ash once It's very easy E series There will be no problems with heat dissipation Don't worry, I double open Journey to the West every day and take a World of Warcraft There is no big problem Only about 60 degrees Below 90 degrees is not a problem.
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