Upgrading computer hardware is usually a matter of necessity. The average life cycle of a computer is three years, but that doesn't mean that you don't need an upgrade. Within those three years, it's common to upgrade certain components such as hard drives, memory (RAM), and video cards. However, replacing motherboards and processors (the heart of the system) can be costly and not needed if done regularly. A good reason for upgrading is if your computer is outside the normal life cycle or if your system doesn't meet the minimum requirements for a piece of software/hardware.
 

If you notice that your computer is hot to the touch, it is likely that it is either lacking proper ventilation or a fan has failed. You should ensure that the computer isn't confined in a small or enclosed area and that the exhaust vents in the case aren't being blocked. There are usually two fans in a computer: one on the processor and one in the power supply. Both should be spinning all the time. If you're unsure how to check the fans, or if you think they need to be replaced, please contact Click I.T. for more information.
 

Yes. We will gladly gather your requirements and build a system that will meet your needs. However, in most situations, a name brand computer is more than adequate and provides better warranty protection. Ask a Click I.T. professional for advice on whether or not building a system is better for your needs.