Laptop overheating has become a more common problem in recent years
as both the CPU chips and the video chips in laptop computers have
become more densely packed with transistors, all of which generate
heat. With both CPUs and graphic systems generating more heat, laptops
can overheat if they are not properly designed or if ventilation and
cooling is interfered with. The problem is compounded when
manufacturers put desktop components in mobile systems, or when laptop
design does not properly provide for laptop cooling under foreseeable
normal use of the systems.
Laptop overheating most commonly signals itself by sudden, otherwise
unexplained shutdown of an operating computer. If your laptop computer
suddenly shuts down for no known reason, there is a high likelihood
that the fail safe software in the computer is shutting it down when
the computer temperature gets too high. Other signs of overheating
notebook computers include constant or excessive fan operation,
unexplained memory or operation errors, and inexplicable “blue screens
of death.”
The problem often arises when you are using your computer
intensively in ways that keep the CPU operating at high capacity and
the hard drive and video systems busy as well. Gaming often leads to
laptop overheating. Virus scans, compiling software and similar
intensive tasks can also bring on the problem. The problem also, not
surprisingly, sometimes occurs when the temperatures are high in the
setting where the laptop is being used.
The consequences of overheating laptops can be quite serious. Your
computer can be damaged, and may end up requiring expensive replacement
of major system components, such as motherboards or graphic cards. In
addition, medical researchers have reported health issues ranging from
sterility to burned genitalia related to use of overheated laptops by
fully clothed users.
If you have an overheating laptop and your computer is still under
warranty, you should promptly report the problem to the manufacturer
and seek their help. Because many manufacturers seem to engage in
denial rather than cures with regard to this particular problem, you
should also read the information on laptop overheating on this and
related sites so you can better understand the causes, the consequences
and the possible cures for notebook computer overheating.
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