There's nothing more irritating than a noisy computer fan making a loud racket all day while you're trying to work or game. Here's some common solutions.

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I hope this is a suitable topic fo the A/V club. I have been spoilt recently because I mostly use an M1 Mac mini that is inaudible even under load. For gaming, I've been using either GeForce Now or ...

The loudest component in your laptop is the fan, which spins faster when the laptop has more heat to dissipate. While some laptops naturally run louder than others. If there's a sudden increase in ...

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A: The fan you are hearing is most likely the one used to cool the interior of the machine. Computers require their internal parts to stay below a certain temperature so that none of the hardware ...

Specifically the last worked very well on this one fan that would get noisy after a while. I had 1/2 liter left of synthetic engine oil and tried a drop of that and its now been 1 year and fan is ...

A broken fan can cause your computer to overheat and damage internal components like the CPU, video card, hard drive and motherboard. Computer fans usually adjust their speed depending on the heat ...