If your laptop is slow, unresponsive, and slowly becoming unreliable, you may have issues with overheating. Laptop overheating symptoms can vary from poor performance to visual glitches that interfere with the user experience. Aging laptops are prone to overheating due to stress on the internal components. When your laptop overheats, it can cause catastrophic problems that significantly shorten the unit’s longevity.


Laptops use lots of processing power to ensure your favorite games and streaming programs run smoothly. The more you ask your laptop to do, the more computing power it will use, which generates heat. If your laptop’s cooling system isn’t functioning correctly, this heat can cause severe problems with your system.
However, if you address some of the common causes of overheating, you can extend the usable life of your laptop. Check out the following laptop overheating symptoms, along with some tips to improve performance.


1. Old Battery
If you suspect your laptop is beginning to overheat, there’s a good chance your battery is showing some signs of damage. The older batteries get, the less efficient they become at keeping their charge and distributing energy.

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