Need help with your desktop’s hardware? Nerds On Call Computer Repair Fresno can help. Whether you’ve got a malfunctioning motherboard, a gooey graphics card, or a silly sound card, our Nerds can fix it. We’ve spent years fixing the hardware on desktops, and it’s one of our favorite things to do. It’s a little like playing with Legos for adults.

Whether your computer is overheating, beeping, or randomly shutting down, our Nerds can diagnose what’s going wrong with your desktop’s hardware. We’re the best place in Fresno to come for hardware repair: we give free estimates, reasonable prices, and we guarantee you’ll be satisfied. If we don’t fix the problem or the problem comes back, we don’t consider our job done. All of us have had desktop hardware problems before, and we know they’re not always easy to solve. Our friendly techs will get to know you and your computer  so that we can fix its hardware so that it stays fixed.

No matter what desktop hardware repair you need done in Fresno, Nerds On Call Computer Repair Fresno is on the job!

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Questions nerds often hear about Desktop Hardware Repair Fresno

What parts of my desktop could be going wrong?

If you are interested in finding out the different parts of your desktop, read our article explaining basic computer parts here

Common Terms

Hard Disk Drive

The hard drive stores all of your data. It is a box that contains multiple spinning platters. These platters contain data stored magnetically by the hard drive head

RAM

RAM means Random Access Memory, and is what your computer uses to store things that it is thinking about while it is on. When your computer turns off, everything in RAM goes away.

Graphics Card

The graphics card is a specialized computer that runs inside your computer and processes all the things on the screen. The more detailed the screen activity, the harder the graphics card has to work

Network Card

The network card handles your computer’s connection to the internet. It translates the instructions sent by your computer into packets, that can be sent to another computer online.