A female netizen discovered that her new computer, which was less than a year old, had become extremely slow. Despite checking thoroughly, she couldn't find the cause. She decided to disassemble the computer to send it for repair, only to find that the cooling area of the computer was covered with a thick layer of cat hair. Removing the cat hair from the case was like peeling skin, leaving many netizens stunned.
In Sichuan, China, a woman recently found her new computer, which was also less than a year old, had become very slow. No matter how she checked, she couldn't find the reason. She prepared to disassemble the computer to take it to a repair shop, only to discover the true cause of the slowdown. Her British Shorthair cat loved to rub against the cooling panel of the computer, resulting in an accumulation of cat hair about one centimeter thick. The process of removing the cat hair from the case was incredibly dramatic.
The video attracted over ten thousand views online, with netizens commenting, "This case tells us that those who have cats at home should regularly check their computer," "No wonder the computer slowed down with cat hair this thick, it's quite exaggerated," "Maybe your cat is afraid of the cold computer, so it rubs against it in winter," and "I wonder if the cat mistook the mesh panel of the motherboard for a scratching post."
