This picture shows the result of a slow buildup of dust and debris that was trapped in the heatsink of a laptop computer. Heat is a dangerous byproduct of electrical components, especially to those enclosed in small areas with limited airflow. Computers and Laptops act like little air pumps that suck air from the exterior through the machine and pushes it out to the other side. The problem is that the majority of computers have no filtration system to trap the dust, debris and insects that can buildup over time. Most desktops have the added advantage of being larger and housing multiple large fans that can share the cooling load for the computer. Laptops, on the other hand, usually have one to two small fans that are responsible for all the cooling responsibilities. If you notice that your computer or laptop is running very hot, smell burning odors, system turns off when used for extended periods of time or plastic Continue ReadingThe post Dangerous laptop dust and debris appeared first on Computer Repair Macon & Warner Robins.
