Laptops can feel hot for various reasons and diagnosing the problem isn't exactly clear-cut. Try these troubleshooting techniques.

A good temperature for your desktop computer's CPU is around 120℉ when idle, and under 175℉ when under stress.

Warming is normal in a gaming laptop, but more severe heat could be indicative of a larger problem with your system. Gaming ...

Gamers often struggle to maintain their laptops, especially when it comes to gaming. The most common issues that they encounter are overheating and screen freezing. It's usual to see this sighting if ...

Gamersim17’s laptop was “getting intensely hot.” He turned to the Laptops forum for advice. A hot computer is a bad computer. Excess heat can cause malfunctions and crashes, and permanently damage ...

While the cooling systems built into most business computers are adequate, if you're doing unusual tasks or have an unusual configuration, you may need to add a case fan. Computers that are running ...

Today's laptops require good air circulation and depending on your placement and hardware, may run hotter than normal during ...

A tech startup out of San Jose, California, unveiled a new kind of electronic device cooling system on Thursday, Dec. 1. It claims to operate more quietly than conventional fans and boost the ...

All computers, whether desktops or laptops, contain cooling systems for their processors and internal components. Computer processors handle millions of calculations per second, each requiring ...