Chris Pirillo: How to Keep Your Computer Quiet
February 28, 2012 by Chris Pirillo in chris pirillo
Does your computer’s fan sound like a B-52 bomber coming in for a landing on stage at a B-52s performance at a chainsaw industry trade show? You don’t have to suffer permanent hearing loss just to keep your computer cool and comfortable! Here are some tips to help you reduce fan noise on a desktop computer.
About Chris Pirillo
Chris Pirillo is the founder of the tech blogging network, Lockergnome and previously served as host of TechTV's Call for Help show. Chris's insightful and entertaining how to videos will now be featured in the PC Pitstop newsletters and highlighted at techtalk.pcpitstop.com and pcpitstop.com.
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I have not found normal fan noise to be a problem. However, as computers get older (months not years) the fans sometimes get noisy because of bad bearings or just because they are cheap. I have replaced a number of these from various websites that sell computer parts, making sure they are the same size and type, and that takes care of it.
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