Bryson DeChambeau partners with Google Health
Professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau partners with Google Health to track fitness metrics using Fitbit Air to bring data-driven athletic training to daily health routin… by via The Keyword
I have an Asus laptop with an I7-3632qm cpu that is overheating. It gets to almost 100c and when it does this the computer runs really slow and glitchy. The laptop itself would be way too hard to take apart, is there anything I can do besides blow some compressed air inside while it's off?
The only thing I can think of is 2 months ago I replaced the dead hard drive with a WD Scorpio 500gb, and the part of the laptop by the hard drive gets meltingly hot. Could this have anything to do with it?
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