Glad it helped! and thank you for the feedback :) and good luck if you got any questions ask me out.

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@asf asfd yes, i also add nail polish. It has been running great for 6 months without any problem. The downside is like you said, im afraid to take it around because the paste MAY spill all over

im glad that it did helped you out my friend and i appreciate your support by sub,a nd if you got any questions in the futures you may ask me in any of my video comments :)

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@@SCkRAPMC it was running 87° C, now its running 64

@@SCkRAPMC you should also do checks every half a year to be sure that its doing fine inside

What notebook are you referring to in this comment? If you don't mind me asking?

Glad I could help! and thank you for your support to the channel my friend by a sub :P if there is anything else i could help you with let me know in any of my video comments. enjoy and happy new year

I did this on a similar model, it is the inspiron 7577 I believe, it has a gtx 1050 and a core i5-7300hq. Only some minor deviations

thank you for the support to the channel by subscribing :) and i appreciate your tips and opinion regarding the repaste, and look at the positive side now it took you 4h next time it will be 2h and before you know it you can do it under 15min and the best part you will be able to help family and friends :P if you got any request or questions in the future ask me in any of my video comments :)

Fethi OZAR can't complain about good build quality

at first, its look complicate, but after second or third teardown, its not that complicated.

Abi selam bir şey sorabilir miyim?

@@ThePASA evet?

dang what a pain in the ass just to get to the cpu, oh well? idks? aksdhjaisljdalskjd O_O_O_!!L:AS?AS

Tobias Andersen i really appreciate your comments, im trying to help people so they can do it themselves the service or repair. I always try to do improve on my video qualities and speech. I appreciate your subscribe and liking my videos this is a great help, i have a long therm plans for this channel, next step is showing how to repair at component level. I hope i can reach as many people like you. I always answer all my comments, so if there is any question regarding electronics dont hesitate to ask. Thx

@@uFixTek I LOVE YOUUUUU

Glad it helped, Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by a SUB :P if you have any request or question feel free to ask. LOL this is nothing compared to some other models that they have, if you think this is hell you don't wanna see the devil yet :P

Glad you enjoyed it 😊 Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you have any question or request feel free to ask my anytime my friend :)

Glad it was helpful! and i appreciate all of the supports i could get. if you ever have requests or questions ask me on any of my videos :)

Thank you for your comment, and if you have any questions regarding any laptop repair or electronics you can ask here :P

@@uFixTek In this laptop model, when using the Arctic 5, do you recommend applying a bit in the center and let the heat sink spread the paste over the chip or apply the same way you did in this video?

to be honest and if you trust me i would say go with the way i do i been doing my test and working in this line of work over 14years. you can put a bit in the centre but if your heat-sink doesn't press directly over the pasete , the paste will expend the other way leaving a clear spot on dye. i would highly recommend you to apply paste all over the dye (dont worry if you add more), its not conductive.

@@uFixTek Thanks

@@sidneidiasmonteirojunior3846 anytime, let me know if you need help with anything regarding your laptop.

You are most welcome, Glad you liked it 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.

Glad I could help, thank you for the feedback :P

thank you for the feedback and support to the channel, my pleasure if you ever need any help let me know.

It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

exactly my thoughts The chance that some minor does not work and I'll have to disassemble again is too damn high

Exactly.. I was thinking the same.

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, absolutely NOT recommend you to do that, You must remove the battery before performing a full service.

im glad thaks for the positive feedback

@@uFixTek hey would you recommend changing the thermal pads as well? My 7567 is about 3 year old and I'm planning to re paste it... Along with the thermal paste should I order the thermal pads as well?

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, if you can get PTM 7950 use that and it will be awesome and last longer. 35mm X 50 m should cover both. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

I'm glad that this video can help you out, if you are a bit of handy man and know how to put a IKA chair together, then trust me you can follow my video and if you have any question ask me i try to reply quickly. regarding the screwdrivers grab any cheap set of screw driver but if you want to service often you electronics get the one in my video description. about the fan noise never ever use water , you need a old tooth brush and a "Alcohol isopropilico" link in the description. you can use the same alcohol to clean the motherboard, its safe. i would recommend you to put a copper shim on gpu and cpu 20mmx 20mm .3 or .4mm thickens. and you will have to put thermal pasteon gpu/cpu then on othe other side of the copper shims. you will be shocked by temp drop. good luck

@@uFixTek Just removed the bloated battery yesterday and have enjoyed doing it. Will now move on to removing the dust while cleaning it with the suggested alcohol for everything inside. Thanks a lot. Will update and text you if any help needed.

@@uFixTek thanks for the shim idea.

Тимур Файзиев i would highly recommend you to get LM it’s worth the wait. Once you go LM you never have to look and worry regarding your temps, ever again, just a regular dust cleaning.

@@uFixTek how's the temp difference a month later? honestly thinking of doing this on my Dell 7000 laptop

@@neverstopz9045 the temps are the same the temps wont change unless the heat-sink is filled with dust , i personally have LM on my alien-ware and my pc gpu and they are solid and they have same temps as day one when i put on the LM.

It's a coating of zinc. It's commonly applied to heatsinks and coolers to protect against corrosion.

es tornillo torx con secure lock, es un desarmador de torx que lleva un pin, me puedes manda un foto bien tomada de tornillo y te mando link de desarmador ask@ufixtek.com

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: Absolutely NOT, we have tried the heatsink profile is very different and the heatsink for 1060 wont with in this case.

if you have never cleaned the paste you must do that, and clean the heatsink.

Thanks ✌ for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P Regarding your question: i would recommend you to keep the original pads as they have a life span of 13years and those components don't go over 60c but if you wish to replace place this .5mm: amzn.to/3gseKpC

Remove both rams, and plug in and power on and power off, then only plug one ram and power on and once you get a logo, then power off and place the 2nd ram and power on and it may take up to 15sec and it may restart twice.

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: jajaj im sure the "H" is one of them :P yes you have to replace the keyboard, the keyboard are not repairable. shorturl.at/pzILP

sure you can use a copper shim size get 2cm x2cm and .3 -.4 mm check here amzn.to/2rGhmdc

NOP no need to. unless you do a over clock then yes , if no over clocking then no

Thermal pads won't help shit nothing, first of all, thermal pads have very low thermal conductivity, and also comparing one to another, there's very small difference, also RAM chips don't run hot so you almost wouldn't even need the cooling and third, there's common thermal surface, this means that all chips are cooled with same surface, same cooler, so if the cpu/gpu runs extremely hot and the whole cooler is hot, it won't help much if ram/pwm is cooled with same warm cooler...

it dropped about 25-35c there is nothing better than LM if you place LM and what ever number you get that the best you can get.

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: if you placing LM apply it on both side, BUT if you going to place a paste only on GPU and CPU, a tiny line no need to use cotton swab for paste.

no one can help you to tell you but cleaning should be every 2years minimum, there are many factors : where you are is it dusty and the amount of hours that you have your laptop on. if your temps are on 65 idl u still kinda ok, but idl should be 40s.

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@@uFixTek what is the exact model of this laptop? Is it safe to do? Can do the same on my 7567?

its the same 99% as your 7567, BUT i would highly recommend you to not place a LM. go with : thermal grizzly kryonaut extreme: amzn.to/3Ng1vXE the LM is very good but very risky and fragile if you move the laptop a lot, its good for computers that don't move from its place. because LM will dry after a month and it will create a perfect bound and awesome heat transfer but once its dry and bounded its at its most fragile state, any slight vibration or hit it will crack that bound and you will get the worse heat transfers, but use the PASTE version you will get almost the same result with a factor of 2-3c difference, but its none conductive and it will not dry for 5-6years. i hope i have explained my self.

@@uFixTek oh, thanks a lot for the insight. much appreciated. how about this one, corsair tm30 performance. its available in the place i live in so i was thinking of this one. is this as good or good enough?

That's totally fine i would use it too, it has a very excellent thermal conductivity.

LM can be changed and you can clean and re done it, and it does NOT expire! the only expire kinda stuff is if you place the heatsink and lift it after few days you must clean and repaste it. any type of paste they have expiry date and the date is based on the use and heat pass. normal use 3-4 years. LM will give you 4-5c extra drop. good luck

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: yes it very common issue with this keyboard as it absorbed a lot of heat and starts going bad like cancer, it will expand to the rest of the keyboard, you must replace the keyboard, the keyboard has to be replace from inside the palm-rest. here is an example of how to replace a mesh keyboard, its the same technique: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oslmg7idtdLUgGQ.html

Glad you enjoyed it! and thank you for the feedback.

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the temps drooped from 95c to 68c on gpu cpu was over 90s and drooped to 75 , on over load. it will for sure improve performance as your cpu wont over throttle . and dont let no one fool you with exact numbers as exact number have many factors , room temperature programs that use cpu or gpu or both and many other factors. but it will for sure change your life :P

uFixTek Ight, thank you very much, I’m from Mexico so it’s kinda hot here so I had a problem since I bought the laptop, the temps on the cpu were to high all the f time so I had to under clock, that stopped the problem and also stopped Intel alert systems telling me every 5 min the cpu was to hot. But I’ll try this metod for shure, thanks again man.

@@enlamiramxes ah ntp compa , si gusta igual nos puedes enviar tu equipo lo hago aquí en mi taller ando en queretaro yo, soy de canada pero vivo aqui. ya me han mandado varias alienware otros subscribers de mi canal que estuvieron en otro estado. igual se le hago un video para que veas el trabajo echo . saludos

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your issue: it happens often that bios dont detect the rams , i recommend you to follow the steps: remove both rams, and press power on and wait 3sec and force shutdown by holding the power button for 5sec, and once its totally off, the place one ram in the dim closes to motherboard and power on and wait up to 10sec to get a screen once you got logo or boot, the power off and add the 2nd ram, and power on wait 10sec and you should be all set, also check all you connectors.

Mehdi Baba mehdi joon, trust me i been doing this job for over 14years, if you careful nothing will happen and you will have a great experience doing it. The cpu or gpu wont get damaged by the LM as the LM is for this reason, else they wouldn’t be making it. You will be shocked after the results. If you have any questions ask here. Good luck

something you pluged wrong my friend, remove both rams and only install one ram,a nd power on and once you get display then power off and add the 2nd ram, and double check the connections.

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: you fine if you start hitting 90s then open it up and clean and repaste but you fine for now my friend

thank you for the feedback, and let me try to explain the best as i can. 1st of all LM once placed it will last a life time conducting heat or cold, there is not expiry date on it. 2nd. most people that use LM dont understand the physics or the type of the material and the bond that it creates. the LM will bond the cpu/gpu dye tot he copper , it will act as an soldering two parts together over time this bond becomes even BETTER not worse (better heat or cold transfer). BUT over time it becomes even more fragile as well. so now we know that it bonds both material and over time the bond becomes better and fragile. now lets see where we applying the LM, When applied into Laptops it will work like a charm for a year or so, and after that period of time the bond is becoming better and more solid. but as human we tend to bang around the laptop or the bag-pack , so what happens in that situation is that the heat-sink will move slightly , that will cause the joint to crack, because there will be no more liquid left. so to cut the chaise , if you move your laptop a lot and its not in one place all the time , i dont recommend you to place a LM unless you willing to replace it every 1-2 years. if you keep your laptop in once place and are very cautious regarding moving it, then LM for life without replacing it. same goes to pc. people place LM in PC cpu and after a year or two they see the temps rising they think its LM faults! and its NOT. if you think how the heavy heatsinks are mounted to the motherboard and the gravity is not to the favor of the heatsink and that the heatsink is holdup with screws and springs, so it can move/slide, and it positioned on the side of the case. SO after 1 or two when the LM starts to make a solid perfect bond and one day you accidentally give a tiny bang or move it very slow, that heavy heatsink that is hanging on the side of your case will move and break the bond. therefore LM is awesome if you are very very carefull with your stuff. laptops that move around its a no no, i hope i explained myself, thanks again for the feedback

@@uFixTek Thanks so much man! You explained way better than what I was able to gather in several hours of web surfing. Now I can make an informed decision to what type of thermal compound I will use. Also, thank you for staying active it the comments of a 2 year old video, sure it helps tons of people out.

im glad it was a help, i try to stay on top of the comments as much as i can, maybe one day i get a profit in return :) i would recommend you for your laptop to go with : amzn.to/2XkvipZ you wont have to worry regarding the transportation of the laptop, and its 95% same results as LM, but this one it does need to be replaced every 4years. (6h a day max load) good luck

Thanks ✌ for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: what part is that you want to replace the hinge or the rear cover?, to remove the hinges you have to remove the panel only not the motherboard. and for the back cover only remove the back cover as shown in video @7:00

hi and thank you for your support, and if you want to get your GPU working, let tell you you cannot replace the GPU (not by your self, its called reballing GPU) BUT you can Fix the issue at home if you follow the following instructions: #1, remove all the motherboard, remove everything off the board as it shows @17:28 #2. then you want to get a aluminum foil tape : amzn.to/3jh4tLr #3. then you want to isolate using the tape the GPU, doesnt have to be perfect. you can see how i isolate a gpu on this video ( kzfaq.info/get/bejne/graEm9CH2p-ReoE.htmlsub_confirmation=1. ) @8:54 #4. make sure your have no air blowing to the where you working nor A/C is ON,, it most be at room temp or 28c above #5. get a heat gun or get a hair dryer set it to max heat and medium air flow (heat gun must be at 280c) the hair dryer just sset it to max heat. #6. place the board on a wood surface , not glass nor metal. #7. deep the hair dryer above pointing directly to the gpu with 3cm of distance. for 5 -7min #8. turn off the heat and DO NOT TOUCH OR COOL THE BOARD. let it sit and cool down by it self for 10min. #9. clean up and place new paste and you will see the result :) good luck

THE CPU is NOT up-gradable its soldered on the motherboard. soory

yes it can take it, amzn.to/3K76oQU no issue whats so ever.

the fan for this models don't fail, its very rare that fails. and re-pasting with LM is like saying the difference between ssd and Hdd, you will never regret LM. Zero future service needed except cleaning the fans with air.

@@uFixTek thanks for the response will do.and my model is 7567 but I guess it won't make that much difference for the fan.

no tengas miedo amigo, cuando vayas a hacerlo avisa me y te ayudo en cualquier asunto sobre el servicio. saludos y gracias por el apoyo al canal

mandame un email y hablamos. nose porque cuando pongo mi email aqui se borra el comentario

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: you can remove all the pads from heat-sink and wash it with hot water and soap and let it dry or dry it with hairdryer, and blow air into fins.

@@uFixTek ok done,...and thanks for reply btw we can remove it from the chopper tube ? are you sure ? is that soldered ?

you only going to lift and remove slowly the thermal pads off the heatsink and then clean the heatsink and wash. don't force the copper tube or anything.

the gpu may need a reballing, its cheaper to do a reballing on gpu.

asi es ando aqui en mexico , muchas gracias por su feedback y tratare de hacer los cambios para poder enfocar mas en los conexiones. saludos

@@uFixTek está bien, saludos y suerte con tu canal!!!

you could be needing a new thermal repaste, when the gpu over heats it can cause this issue., or you could have a bad voltage regulator on the motherboard

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: can you send me a picture of the damage you have created :P ?

can you double check the flex cables mostly the flex cable that goes to power on board. and send pics and let me see what you may have done wrong.

@@uFixTek Ok i will check and i think it could be the problem because i broke that lock which is holding the flex, so a used a tape to hold it... xD

Any idea what can i do in that situation? Tape is a good idea? Edit. i found that little plastic lock and it looks good, is there a chance to put it in the slot to place a cable properly?

Es un gusto poder ayudarte. Si es posible instalar un NVMe, independientemente de la marca y modelo, de hasta 2TB. Sin embargo, asegúrate de que tu CPU sea de 6ta generación o superior. Si tu CPU es de 5ta generación o anterior, solo podrás colocar un M.2 SATA con dos cortes.

@@uFixTek Muchas gracias por responder, por suerte mi CPU es de 7th generación. ¿Recomiendas instalar el SSD con un disipador de calor? Ví que hay unos en forma de placa y no sé si debería colocarle uno. Me suscribo y te envío un saludo, nuevamente gracias!

absolutamente no requere nada de disipador , estaras perfectamente bien. gracias por el apoyo

your welcome :P

You're welcome! Thank you for the feedback and support to the channel by SUB :P regarding your question: remove both rams and re insert only one ram in the dim at the bottom, and power on and wait 5-10sec once u get screen and logo , then power off and insert 2nd ram and power on and wait up to 30sec.

I have the same issue. How did you fix it?

cpu 80 gpu 76, bajo carga pesada

and what thermal paste recommended?

@@josuepaz1125 if you just want paste, then I personally use liquid silver. However other people in the comments have said some other great brands.

dont worry will get it fixed, can you send me a picture of your connectors @10:14 make sure the white ribbon is well pushed in. use imgur.com/ imgur.com/a/PINRmLx make sure the blue part of the ribbon is facing up and push it in well and close the flap.

there is no way you can even create a air bubbles on a crystal dye on cpu or gpu, the only time you MAY *1% chance , is when you have a IHS on the cpu , whe there is a direct dye there is no way in hell you can create a bubble, calculating the heatsink pressure. we have ran many many test, and you will get the same results if you place the thermal paste 20 different ways. thank you for the concern and the feedback my friend.

es fácil, set de desarmadores común. recomiendo este para todo: amzn.to/2CATV8e solo sigue a pie cada paso y no tendrás ningún problema, saludos

@@uFixTek Que tan recomendable es usar varnis para colocar alrededor de la CPU Y GPU, en lugar de cinta aislante.

no recomiendo para nada ya que ha echo pruebas bastante con diferente varnis y hasta un protector de circuitos. no son para cpu o gpu ya que esos componentes que se calientan y enfría rápido hacen que se quiebra el coating! asi que no para nada!

send me an email with the picture let me see how bad it is and i will respond with a solution. bdsoporte.queretaro@gmail.com

@@uFixTek Okay

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question,.5mm and 1mm pads. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: under heavy load they do sound very loud, but you can def make it better by replacing the thermal paste, if you not going to use LM, use the alternative in paste that gives you same results almost with 5c difference. thermal grizzly kryonaut extreme: amzn.to/3aY6ldX

Armate una

Pero igual es bueno darle mantenimiento a tu equipo yo reemplace la pasta de la mia hace unos meses y las temperaturas son mucho mas estables

si actualizas y lo mejores lo puedes vender mucho mejor y mas$$ y luego armas una pc, nosotros compramos las laptops básicos y actualizamos ram y ssd y lo revendemos por mucho mas de ganancia.

if the spec of the tape can resist up to 70c then sure do use it, and dont worry regarding thermal paste its not that hard if you take your time and no rush, and if there is anything you need help with im here to help you out. good luck and thank you for the support to the channel by SUB :P

@@uFixTek the tape should resist up to 105 degrees celsius. I am wondering if the glue on the tape could damage something on the CPU?

absolutely no it will not damage anything.

Si la instalación es perfecta, el riesgo es 0% a largo plazo

honestamente no hay riesgo si tomas tu tiempo de hacer bien y con cuidado, después de poner y una vez prendido solamente tienes que tener mucho cuidado con golpes y caídas. eso es la única complicación de aya adelante no hay ningún problema. el LM no hace nada a disipador no a gpu o cpu ntp llevamos mas de 16 años en este trabajo. gracias por su apoyo al canal con un SUB :P

regarding your question, you got two options, one is to take it to service center and get that jack replaced and 2nd is to place a .5mm plastic over the flex cable to be able to push the fable to the connectors.

Yes it can be replaced you can find it on ebay.

@@uFixTek thanks for the head up, I really want to get rid of soft touch coating of my Dell 7567.

my pleasure my friend :P

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

gracias por el apoyo amigo. saludos

También, ¿es buena idea lavar con alcohol isopropílico los radiadores? Yo llevo ya dos años sin darle mantenimiento y ya es hora de hacerle uno mayor, por eso mis dudas.

lavar el disipador con agua o alcohol es importante, luego LM no friega absolutamente nada ya llevo 6 años aplicando LM y jamas friega o dañado el gpu o cpu ni el disipador. gracias por el apoyo saludos

@@uFixTek Gracias por la info, tienes un nuevo suscriptor, para la siguiente vez le pondré metal líquido a mi lap mejor, que quiero que dure al menos unos 8 o 9 años conmigo, saludos.

Amigo, mi lap se enciende con los ventiladores a todo y solo el LED, luego de un ratito se apaga y reintenta, pero mejor la apagué, espero me ayudes, por favor.

@@uFixTek espero me ayudes.

Oh ya defiantly you will have to use a tooth brush and compressed air, but in the name of god don't wash it. if you get to wash it you will have to use hair dryer for at least 5min to heat it up nicely, all you need is to use brush and compressed air. we use this compressed dry air vacuum, that is 1000% better than any air can that is marketing, that it will push humid air and can damage components and also the pressure from this air cans are nothing compared to the air duster. and the air dusters can be use around the house for many stuff and in a long term it pays off. check it out. i can't run a service job without the air duster :P in the video i didn't clean with brush the heatsink because it wasn't too dirty. amzn.to/3fVoIPg

@@uFixTek idk about compressed air... i really don't want to spend too much on this 5yrs old laptop.. i already got the thermal grizzly LM paste for double it's price, cuz it isn't available in my country atm.. i want to use some household stuff to clean it.. i already have my set of cleaning tools, 6-7 different sizes of brushes, alcohol swabs and a blower.. all i'm waiting is for the paste to be delivered..

then use brush and clean if you wash make sure its dried quickly and leave it in the sun for few hours or something.

@@uFixTek sure thanks! :)

my pleasure my friend :)

i would recommend you record your self doing it or simply in a sticky note write down for eg. bottom cover screws... and place the screws there, and fan screws.. and so on. regarding the screw tools i recommend the following from top the best to less best: the best : amzn.to/2CATV8e 2nd place from your list: amzn.to/2QeeRHQ 3rd: amzn.to/32cGp5W the 3rd gives you more tip but the tips dont last long. good luck

can you point to the screw and or some pics?>

i been using LM since the day they launched it and up to this day i can surly say that i had never encountered any LM leaking out or what so ever. all my clients are happy and never complained regarding LM issue. thank god :P

uFixTek awesome thanks a lot. My very similar Dell fans run constantly when in any game. I might get brave enough to try this. I guess if I put the electrical tape around it can't do damage.

your fan will be running constantly if you put LM or not! the fan temp controller is based on a diode in the cpu GPU and the fan will spin after 50c or 60c a lot. but it will bring your temps down and that means less fan noise.

uFixTek yeah I'm looking for anything to reduce the fan noises. It just bugs me IDK why.

@@Toyeboy89 oh boi , let me tell you something, you got two options: #1. install MSI after burner and lower your fan spin curve (and be ready to burn your GPU soon... ) because even if you put a magic liquid or call NASA you out of luck because its a simple physics: the heat from GPU/CPU will conduct to the heat-sink via LM but after 2min in order to heat dissipate you need air flow, the more air flow the cooler the heat sink and the cooler cpu then the fan slows down.. #2. put a headset :P you have to choose there is no magic option here, you can only transfer the heat faster with LM or pastes but you still got to cool the heat-sink after 1-2min under load. sorry :(

Maxamillion Moslow no the gpu or cpu cannot be upgraded or downgraded.

no the cpu and gpu are bga you cant swap them you will have many many issues , heat problem power management problems and many more.

Thank you! for the feedback and your support to the channel by SUB :P regarding your question: NO it will not Corrode nor it will go bad regarding the thermal conductivity. you have to keep one IMPORTANT thing in mind about LM: #1. LM when applying its in liquid format, so you can safely move the laptop around without any worry. #2. after few months of use the LM will not stay at its liquid state, it will become hardened and it will bond 100% with cpu and heatsink (it will not destroy or damage the die or the heatsink) , it will cure and it will have even better heat transfer effect. BUT when its cured at 100% the bond its very very extremely fragile, that means if you bang around the laptop in the bag pack or slow bumps on the table it will crack the cured bond and the results will be HORRIFYING. if you are not planing to move the laptop on daily bases and it will always stay in one place then sure do LM, else you have to be very careful after few months of applying LM, else you will be forced to reopen and re apply LM. option: you can use instead of LM use his paste version and the differences are about 3-4c amzn.to/3tSv2Md

left fan only works when the temperature of the GPU goes over 65c. when you turn it on it should not work until you load a game then it should start, and if it doesn't start after turning on a game , send me a picture of the fan and the sticker of the fan. thank you for the support to the channel.

@@uFixTek BIOS says me alert 0511 and report: fan processor fan mailfailure....and when listning fan's I think is left (not working) when laptop standing on desk and right is working fine...dell says to reset bios to default or update or downgrade (cannot downgrade says: cannot update due to unsupported downgrade / checked in box "allow to downgrade" in bios) ----fan is FCN Brushless motor

​@@uFixTek anyway thank you for your Profesional Video, today helped me a lot but if you find a solution of fan wchich don't work after install please let me know....other people on dell forum also have same problems

your welcome and i hope you get everything working , if you need to find to were to buy the fan let me know.

sure it will work just fine and it will make your motherboard components last longer and your charger will last longer as it wont have to charge the battery. good luck and thank you for the comments

I have 7559 . Just remove the bloated battery and run directly on adapter.

nah no tengas miedo, si lo cagas o algo mándame msg te ayudo. si sigues los pasos lo puedes hacer bien tranquil. gracias por el feedback :P

hola, mira si puedes lograr de usar algo de hacer un corte recto encima de tornillo, para poder usar un desarmador plano, asi lo quitamos, voy a ver si hago un video este semana mostrando la manera. saludos

@@uFixTek seria perfecto muchas gracias

claro con gusto lo hare aver si este fin de semana logo para domingo subirlo

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: i try to answer all the comments, and if you take your time and pay attention, you will be more than fine. don't rush and follow every step and if you need any extra help let me know. trust me you be fine just follow the exact steps. i recommend you instead of the liquid metal use a paste version its 1000% safer and you get almost the same result only 2-3 degree difference . use this: thermal grizzly kryonaut : shorturl.at/hkmSU

@@uFixTek I already ordered that grizzly conduct what you wrote in description. Is it bad?

Conductonaut

It's the best, just make sure you follow the video exactly. its very conductive, make sure you don't drop any on motherboard.

@@uFixTek alright. I will do it today a bit later. Should be fine. I bought that tape too, to cover around. I will leave a feedback once I will be finish.

thermal paste should be replaced every year or two, depending the usage. if you use your laptop 6h daily i would suggest replacing it every year , for two reasons , main reason is the dust that it will buildup inside and second it will make your laptop last longer by doing a cleaning and replacing thermal past.

@@uFixTek great. I just bought a thermal yesterday thinking "how hard can it be?" my laptop is the same as this video and boi. I'm terrified to fully disassemble it like you did now

its not hard very simple and fun, if you got problem or questions ask me. good luck

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: here is the link to amazon : amzn.to/35v637M

@@uFixTek of course and thank you. I have Inspiron 15 7000 gaming.. I will 100% follow your video but I’m more scared put it back 😄

don't worry thats why im here to help out if you need help :P

a 10x10cm sheet would do it

@@uFixTek thanks, great video. Thermal paste came in today. Want to attempt overclocking so I will repaste in 3 months after sanding down dried up lm (I hear copper absorbs lm so once it has absorbed in a fresh layer should stop any ionic transfer) and reapply thermal padding. You suggested a real quality product, thank you.

im glad my video was in some way a help, and thanks for people like that motivates me to continue making video. i just dont have the $$ for the new pc for editing videos but i should be able to get something by next week so i can pump out more videos. thank you

thank you! for the feedback and your support to the channel by SUB :P regarding your question: NO the CPU OR GPU are none upgradable, they are BGA CHIP and come soldered on the motherboard.