To find out what CPU cooler you have, please turn off your PC, unplug it, and open the side panel. Look at the CPU cooler; most have the brand and model printed on the fan. If not, take a photo and match it online or use Google Lens. Are you not sure what CPU cooler … Read more

If you are wondering whether 40°C is a good temperature for your CPU, you are not alone. As someone with over five years of experience building PCs, I can confidently say that 40°C is a great temperature, especially for a CPU at idle or under light use. In this guide, we will explore why 40°C … Read more

I once mistakenly used a CPU cable for my GPU, thinking they were the same. My PC did not boot, and the GPU got really hot. Luckily, nothing was permanently damaged, but I learned the hard way. No, you should not use a CPU power cable for a GPU. Although they may look similar, CPU … Read more

A few months ago, I noticed my PC was running slow and heating up quickly. With years of experience building PCs, I knew something was wrong with the CPU cooler. I opened the case, and its fan was stuck with dust. I cleaned it and used HWMonitor to check the temperature. It dropped by 20°C, … Read more

Most HP CPU fan motors are not the same size. Different HP models use different fan sizes, so always check your laptop or desktop model before buying. Using the wrong size can cause overheating or fitting issues. In this guide, we will help you understand what size you need. Understanding HP Cooling System Design HP … Read more