您可能会注意维护计算机的健康，但重点将放在软件部分。更新Windows、定期扫描、避免不健康的下载等很重要，但通常会忽略硬件。系统硬件的维护与检查软件一样重要。将系统保持在适当的温度是该过程的一部分。
如何让你的电脑保持凉爽
在这篇文章中，我们将讨论如何在炎热的天气和玩游戏时让您的Windows计算机保持凉爽并避免过热。
为什么要保持计算机凉爽？
计算机(Computer)芯片依靠脉冲运行，而这些脉冲本质上是电子的。虽然您主要使用计算机软件，但信号最终是电子的。这些电子信号（最终是电子和空穴）在最佳温度下以正确的速度穿过芯片。温度太低(Too)或太高都会降低它们的速度或影响流量。
这可能导致系统变慢、系统崩溃和冻结、蓝屏错误等。
因此，将系统保持在合适的温度非常重要。计算机最佳性能的理想温度是 15 到 25摄氏度(Celsius)。在许多国家，它是室温。但是，这个温度是您计算机机柜内部的预期温度，并且由于内部硬件不断产生热量，因此机柜内部的温度总是比机柜外部高一点。
- 不要用不必要的软件使您的系统过载
- 清除(Remove)电脑通风口附近的障碍物，保持电脑桌清洁
- 保持柜子的关闭
- 清洁你的电脑
- 避免超频
- 检查系统的电源风扇
- 为您的计算机使用水冷却器
- 将系统移至凉爽的位置
- 用例风扇和组件风扇
- 考虑一个相变单元。
您可以遵循以下 10 种做法来保持计算机凉爽：
1]不要用不必要的软件使系统过载
当系统上运行繁重的软件时，系统会过热。旨在使用较重软件（例如游戏）的计算机是相应设计的。但是，如果您使用的是普通配置的计算机，请不要使用繁重的软件使其过载。
应该注意的是，许多程序在后台运行，即使用户看不到。您可以在任务管理器(Task Manager)中检查此类进程。这有助于识别冗余程序。不过，您首先不应该安装任何不必要的软件。
2]清除(Remove)计算机通风口附近的障碍物并保持PC桌面清洁
计算机需要不断排出其组件产生的热量。因此，请移除散热孔或风扇或计算机附近的任何障碍物。此外，清除电脑桌上的杂物。
3]保持柜子的关闭
许多计算机用户的印象是，保持计算机机柜的外壳打开会更容易散热。事实上，情况恰恰相反。原因是这样做会导致内部硬件和风扇附近积聚灰尘，进而阻碍热量的流动。因此，除非您需要清洁组件或修理某些东西，否则请保持计算机机柜的外壳关闭。
阅读(Read)：如何让您的旧 PC 再次像新的一样运行(How to make your old PC perform like new again)。
4]清洁你的电脑
虽然保持计算机桌面上的杂物很重要，但保持通风口和组件无尘也同样重要，否则会影响它们的功能。通风口附近或内部组件上的任何灰尘都会限制气流并导致系统过热。
只能使用专门的 PC 清洁工具包(specialized PC cleaning kits)清洁计算机，而不是使用一般的家用除尘器和溶液。
5]避免超频
人们一次又一次地建议避免超频计算机，但人们仍然这样做。如果您考虑过对系统进行超频，请采取额外的预防措施以避免损坏系统。
6]检查(Check)系统的电源风扇
笔记本电脑(Laptops)的电源线输入旁边通常有一个风扇您可能不知道，但笔记本电脑的电源风扇是一个非常脆弱的组件。这些风扇故障很常见。您可能无法通过将手放在通风口前面来判断风扇是否在工作，因为它们不如台式风扇强大。因此，仔细检查并更换风扇，如果它不工作。
7]为您的计算机使用(Use)水冷却器
如果您是游戏玩家，您的系统必然会过热。不管你用什么风扇来降温，都不够用。在这种情况下，您需要为 CPU 使用水冷却器(water coolers for CPUs)。水(Water)冷却器使用冷却凝胶/液体来帮助排出计算机的热量。他们通常附有一个大风扇。
8]将(Move)您的系统移动到凉爽的位置
保持计算机周围环境的温度与保持内部组件冷却同样重要。人们常犯的一个错误是将计算机放在窗户附近或通风不良的房间内。
使您的系统远离热源、灰尘和湿气，以避免过热。如果您在非常热的地方工作，请考虑为您的计算机房安装空调。
阅读(Read)： 如何在 Windows 计算机上控制风扇速度。
9]用例风扇和组件风扇
桌面(Desktop)用户可以为他们的系统安装额外的风扇。此类风扇包括单独的机箱风扇（不同于常规CPU风扇）和还包括散热器的组件风扇。只要用于常规应用程序，这可以显着降低计算机的温度。
10]考虑一个相变单元
如果上述所有解决方案都未能为您的 CPU 散热，可能是因为应用程序过于密集。在这种情况下，您可以考虑安装相变单元。然而，它们很昂贵。
我们希望这篇文章能帮助您解决保持计算机凉爽的问题。
10 best practices to keep your computer cool
You might be conscious about maintaining the health of your computerѕ, but the focus would be on thе software part. Updating Windows, regular scans, avoiding υnhealthy download, etc. arе imрortant, but the hardware іs usually ignored. Maintenance оf the system hardware is as important as keeping the software in cheсk. Keeping your system cool at the right temperaturе is a part of the process.
How to keep your computer cool
In this post, we discuss how to keep your Windows computer cool in hot weather & while gaming and avoid overheating.
Why should you keep your computer cool?
Computer chips run on impulses, and these impulses are in electronic in nature. While you mostly work with the software of the computer, the signals are eventually electronic. These electronic signals (eventually electrons and holes) move across the chip at the right speed at an optimum temperature. Too low or too high temperature will reduce their speed or impact the flow.
This could lead to slowing down of the system, crashing and freezing of the system, blue screen errors, etc.
Thus, it is important to keep your system at the right temperature. The ideal temperature for the optimum performance of a computer is 15 to 25 degree Celsius. In many countries, it is the room temperature. However, this temperature is expected inside the cabinet of your computer, and since the internal hardware keeps producing heat, the temperature inside the cabinet is always a little higher that outside the cabinet.
- Don’t overload your system with unnecessary software
- Remove obstacles near the computer’s vents and keep the computer desk clean
- Keep your cabinet’s case closed
- Clean your computer
- Avoid overclocking
- Check the system’s power supply fan
- Use water coolers for your computer
- Move your system to a cooler location
- Use case fans and component fans
- Consider a phase change unit.
You could follow the following 10 practices to keep your computer cool:
1] Don’t overload your system with unnecessary software
The system overheats when the heavy software runs on the system. Computers which are meant to work with heavier software (eg. games) are designed accordingly. However, if you are using a computer with an average configuration, don’t overload it with heavy software.
It should be noted that many programs run in the background, even if not visible to the user. You could check for such processes in the Task Manager. This could help in identifying redundant programs. Though, you shouldn’t install any unnecessary software in the first place itself.
2] Remove obstacles near the computer’s vents & keep PC desk clean
The computer needs to keep venting out the heat that its components produce. Thus, remove any obstacles near the heat vent or fan or your computer. Also, remove clutter from your computer table.
3] Keep your cabinet’s case closed
Many computer users are under the impression that keeping the case of the computer’s cabinet open would make it easier to vent the heat. Actually, it’s the opposite. The reason is that doing so would allow accumulation of dust near the internal hardware and fans which would, in turn, block the flow of heat. Thus, keep the case of your computer’s cabinet closed unless you need to clean the components or fix something.
Read: How to make your old PC perform like new again.
4] Clean your computer
While it is important to keep clutter off your computer table, it is equally important to keep the vent and components dust-free, or it will impact their functionality. Any dust near the vent or on internal components will restrict the airflow and cause the system to overheat.
Computers should be cleaned using specialized PC cleaning kits only and not general household dusters and solutions.
5] Avoid overclocking
It has been advised time and again to avoid overclocking computers, but people still do it. In case you have considered overclocking the system, take extra precautions to avoid damage to the system.
6] Check the system’s power supply fan
Laptops usually have a fan next to the power cable input You might not know, but a laptop’s power supply fan is a pretty fragile component. It is common for these fans to malfunction. You might not be able to tell whether the fan is working or not by simply putting your hand in front of the vent since they aren’t as strong as desktop fans. Thus, check closely and replace the fan if it is not working.
7] Use water coolers for your computer
If you are a gamer, your system is bound to overheat. No matter what fan you use to cool it down, it won’t be sufficient. In such a case, you would need to use water coolers for CPUs. Water coolers use a cooling gel/liquid to help in venting out heat from the computer. They usually have a large fan attached to them.
8] Move your system to a cooler location
It is as important to maintain the temperature of the surroundings of a computer as it is to keep the internal components cool. A common mistake people make is to place their computer/s near windows or in rooms with little ventilation.
Keep your systems distant from sources of heat, dust, and moisture to avoid overheating. In case you work at a really hot location, consider installing an air conditioner for your computer room.
Read: How to control Fan Speed on Windows computers.
9] Use case fans and component fans
Desktop users can install extra fans for their system. Such fans include separate case fans (which are different from regular CPU fans) and component fans which also include heat sinks. This can significantly reduce the temperature of the computer as far as it is used for regular applications.
10] Consider a phase change unit
If all of the above-mentioned solutions have failed in cooling your CPU, it is probably because the applications are too intensive. In such a case, you can consider installing a phase change unit. However, they are expensive.
We hope this post will help you with the concern of keeping your computer cool.
