With rising temperatures, laptop users are experiencing performance issues and potential hardware damage as devices struggle to dissipate heat during the heatwave.
Laptop users working through a summer heatwave may find their machines slowing down, running loudly or shutting off without warning as internal temperatures rise. The Independent says that heat is one of the most common triggers for overheating, especially when a device is left in direct sun or used in a hot car, where the cooling system cannot disperse warmth quickly enough. In severe cases, sustained overheating can damage internal components and, rarely, contribute to fire risk.
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