hi: most times it is either a bad power supply fan or either a CPU fan ,and sometimes a power surge,also they get dirty inside . heat and dust are a killer to any computer. i do hope this helps someone. Ron
it also happen due to ESD (Electro static discharge).
There are 3 main enemies of a motherboard. One or more of these can combine and cause a motherboard to stop functioning:
* Dust - Dust will frequently settle on the motherboard inside the case. These can make it more difficult for removable components to make good electrical contacts. Depending on humidity and the composition of the dust, it can even short out the motherboard. * Improper voltage - Voltage spikes and dips will stress the components found on a motherboard. This will cause them to either fail outright or decrease their lifespan through electromigration (in the chips) or chemical imbalance and leakage (in the capacitors). * Heat - Many of the components on a motherboard, such as the CPU, graphics controller, and Northbridge. Through the stresses of heating up and then cooling down after you turn it off, the motherboard will expand and contract. Over time, the motherboard can actually crack and break. Too much heat will also cause failure and leakage of the capacitors.
Heat and exposure to dust or water can cause the motherboard in a computer to go bad. The most common damage is caused by heat, especially when the fan on the computer is damaged.
All the devices in your computer go through your motherboard. Excluding things such as fans and lights, which apon occasion do.
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In a typical personal computer, the CPU is attached to the motherboard.
You need to go have your computer looked at, or get a new motherboard. You will not lose your files, just your motherboard.
It could possibly, if it causes the computer to go into a limp home mode.
Another name that computer chassis's go by is a CPU or motherboard which is the internal part that runs the computer itself just like how a car chassis is the engine.
Go to the manufacturers website. Or go to the website of the company you bought the computer from (ex. Dell, Gateway, Sony).
The hub bearing can go bad and create noise.
If your computer is not working then there is a lot of things that can go wrong besides the motherboard i.e. power-supply, ram, cpu. My suggestion is take it to a professional. If you want to do it yourself then you would need a working PC (of same type) along with the bad one. Replace the parts of the working pc with the parts of bad pc one by one to find out which part is the bad one. The bad part will not allow the good pc to work.
Making sure that the computer case you have is appropriate for the motherboard is the first step. Then it is much like legos. The motherboard will only fit in the computer case in one way. So will the Processor, the harddrive, the ram, the processor fan, and all the other parts. Do not force anything into place, if it does not go in easily try reorienting it. (The motherboard usually has screws and mounts, line them up with the case, and do not fret)
If you have a Compaq computer, then stick with the compaq motherboard. Otherwise, go with Super Mico.
Some components that go inside a computer enclosure include the motherboard, CPU, CD drive and hard drive. Another component that goes inside a computer enclosure is the RAM.