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PC Overheating While Gaming? Here Is How to Bring Temperatures Down

Thermal throttling costs performance long before anything shuts down. Here is what to measure and the fixes that work.

A router that restarts on its own is usually overheating, underpowered or running failing firmware. Here is how to tell which.

Random restarts point at power, heat or memory. Here is the diagnostic order that identifies which without replacing parts on a guess.

Wireless charging is fussy about alignment, case thickness and heat. Here is what causes it to stall and how to get full…

A cooling pad lowers temperatures by a few degrees and prevents blocked intakes. Here is how to pick one that suits your…

A constantly loud fan is almost never a broken fan. Here is the diagnostic order that finds the real cause, from runaway…

Phones throttle hard when hot, which is why frame rates drop after ten minutes. Here is how to delay that.

Coloured dots, flickering triangles or lines across the screen usually mean the graphics card, and heat is the first thing to check.

A console that gets loud then switches itself off is nearly always choked with dust or standing somewhere it cannot breathe.

Wi-Fi that gets worse on warm afternoons and recovers overnight is a thermal problem. Here is how to fix it.

Warm is normal, hot is not. Here is where the line is, what causes it, and the habits that keep a phone…

Sudden reboots with no blue screen are usually power, heat or memory. Here is how to narrow it down methodically instead of…