Most laptop fans cool the CPU and GPU with a heatsink attached to a thin fan. This fan can wear out and become slow and/or the heatsink can get plugged with dust. The intake for my HP 2000 laptop is near the QWE keys on the keyboard, this then goes through the fan expelling it through the heatsink fins. If these become clogged, or the fan is failing you will notice a decrease in your laptops performance as the fan cannot cool your computer's demand for processing power.
This small fan is essential to the cooling of the CPU and video GPU of the HP 2000 laptop. The cooling fins can get easily clogged and you have to disassemble the laptop bottom half.
This is essential for the operation of the CPU and avoiding shutdowns and/or hard disk drive errors.
This is essential for the operation of the CPU and avoiding shutdowns and/or hard disk drive errors.
Fan Info for my HP 2000 -Model 2000 - 2d70DX
Before and after photos for comparison.
This fan heatsink is for the CPU and GPU
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