👉 The "leave fluid" refers to the liquid that is used to lubricate and protect the moving parts within a computer's internal components, particularly during startup or when the system is under stress. This fluid, often silicone-based, ensures smooth operation by reducing friction and preventing wear on metal components. It is typically applied to critical areas like the hard drive, motherboard, and CPU during manufacturing or as a maintenance step. When the system powers on, the leave fluid helps the components to start moving without causing damage, ensuring reliable performance and longevity. After use, the fluid is usually drained from the system to prevent buildup and maintain optimal cooling efficiency.
