I can't imagine why you'd want to get a whole new computer when fans are pretty cheap and easy to install. My guess is it means the fan attached to the heatsink, which is a bit more of a pain, but you can get a geek to replace it for you if you're nervous about doing it yourself. If it means the case fan, that's dead easy. Open up the case and watch the fans as it starts up - presumably all but one of them will start to spin. There's one above the heatsink and CPU, another at the back of the case, and one built into the PSU (power supply unit) which also blows out the back of the case, likely at the top.
If you get a new computer, just have your old hard drive added to the new computer. You can even boot into it and run it like normal if you want, and use the new hard drive that came with the computer as extra storage.
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If you get a new computer, just have your old hard drive added to the new computer. You can even boot into it and run it like normal if you want, and use the new hard drive that came with the computer as extra storage.
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