A loud cooling sound is usually caused by a cooling fan that is running too high, which can be caused by the computer overheating or the accumulation of dust in the fan. Here are some ways to reduce the sound of your computer's heat dissipation:
Clean up the dust inside: Regularly cleaning up dust inside your computer, especially from cooling fans and fins, can help improve heat dissipation efficiency, reducing the speed at which fans need to run. Use compressed air or a soft-bristled brush to gently remove dust.
Clean the heat dissipation holes: Make sure that the heat vents of the computer are not blocked, so that the air circulation is unobstructed.
For laptops, using a cooling pad or heat sink can improve the airflow at the bottom and help dissipate heat, thus reducing the workload of the fan.
Reduce CPU and GPU load: High-performance applications and games increase the workload of CPUs and GPUs, resulting in higher temperatures. Shutting down unwanted programs and background processes can lighten the load and lower the temperature.
Adjust the power settings: Selecting "Balanced" or "Eco" mode instead of "High Performance" mode in your computer's power management settings can reduce the operating frequency of your hardware and reduce heat generation.
Make sure that the BIOS and all relevant hardware drivers, especially the graphics drivers, are updated to the latest version. Manufacturers sometimes optimize the temperature control strategy of their hardware with updates.
Replace the fan: If the fan itself is damaged or aging, consider replacing it with a new or higher quality silent fan.
Liquid cooling system: For desktops, consider upgrading to liquid cooling systems, which are often more efficient and run quieter than fans.
Use professional software (such as SpeedFan, MSI Afterburner, etc.) to manually adjust the speed profile of the fan so that the fan runs at a lower speed at low temperatures.
Before performing any cleanup or hardware replacement, make sure that the computer is completely shut down and disconnected.
If you are not familiar with computer hardware, it is best to seek the help of a professional to clean up and upgrade.
Through the above methods, you can effectively reduce the noise of the computer when dissipating heat and improve the user experience.