😂 😂 computer overheats and the whole game starts lagging like crazy.

I play league of legends same case with me

@@TechGuyCharliemy laptop shuts down automatically while playing high end games

@@adityachaudhary8456 your power limit is low or you did undervolting too much. Your laptop is not getting enough power. Can be the charging adapter too which cant provide enough power. You can fix temporarily by limiting CPU or GPU to 80% or something. If undervolted, reduce undervolt by 10mV and try try again. If power limit is controllable, reset it to 0 default. Other than that, the adapter can be the culprit.

i did it it took 2 hour,and 10 C degree fall ,the worst part was the closing the gate again

I have the same laptop and the number of screws is crazy on this thing. Also, the temperature is constantly between 50-65

Exactly, there are some *cough cough* HP whos laptops are a nightmare to open, you need to take apart the keyboard, rear case, and the case just to upgrade the RAM or clean the fan.

Tech Guy Charlie yesterday I did teardown of my Acer Aspire 4752 and I think that was easiest one after I see this vid 😂

I will try to do my Aspire tomorrow, Hope it goes as smoothly.

Im going to use hydrogen peroxide to clean the fan because i dont have anything else

does it work

metoo xd

Cause your core 2 duo is less efficient than this modern cpus like the cpu has a tdp of 15w and i thing the gpu is the same

I know this is an old post but for anyone else thinking the same- let's start with the facts shall we? The cpu has a 15w TDP (temp boost to 25w for 25seconds) and the gpu core that is being actively cooled has a 25w TDP. The cooler is build to dissipate about 50w worth of heat. simple math will tell you this cooling system will have very few issues dissipating the heat of both the cpu and gpu at max tilt provided the thermal paste if of good quality. The cooling system of this laptop is hence declared perfectly adequate. 👍

@@lewisanth4986 Source for the 50 W dissipation?

@@kiyoponnn friend's dad is a QC engineer in Taiwan for Acer. Apparently all mainstream laptop manufacturers do this. Take the cpu and gpu TDP (+ 50% dynamic TDP) then add about 10-20% of thermal headroom to account for inefficiencies such as thermal paste and what not(thermal headroom % is then again dependent on the spec of components - lower tdp laptops will have a lower thermal headroom compared to a state of the art gaming laptop with about 150w worth of heat to dissipate) . It's not an exact number but based on the spec of this machine the cooling system is more or less capable of dealing with about 50w of waste heat at an ambient of about 25c (that is the decided base ambient temp taken to estimate these numbers) . Eg:- slightly more if the ambient is cooler and vice versa. Sorry if this doesn't help you :/

@@lewisanth4986 Ohh I see

Glad it helped!

Hey Wilson, That depends on how much you use the laptop, if it's used daily for gaming purposes then clean it yearly, if general purpose use and occasional use then 2 years! This is the first time I've cleaned mine out after I bought it in early 2016 :D For in-game temperature monitoring I use MSI afterburner: www.msi.com/page/afterburner HW-Monitor for monitoring temperature www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html

Martin Rea yeah

Not a bad idea, I might redo the paste later this year, although the 940m barely keeps up even with low settings these days.

@@TechGuyCharlie all the more reason to do! Extract every bit of it as you can. Also suggest putting small aluminum or copper heatsinks on the gpu ram modules to help dissipate heat when you overclock! Chances are you might be able to push the memory harder before getting to instability due to heat build up which is nice!

Glad the video was helpful 😊

6-9 months or u can do it every 3 months if u really want

5 years for me ...

@@petracubelic8921 3 years for me.

i haven't clean mine since i bought it in 2013 :(

5 years...

This is a sign that ur laptop will go on fire 😂😂😂

Great to hear!

Do it, it will make your laptop run cooler and faster.

if it's plastic or synthethic brush it's safe.

Nope, the processor is soldered on to the motherboard.

That is normal, fan starts up and then stops after 3 seconds, it will start up again after a minute or so and will stay on.

just follow the video.

If the fan isn't running, you'll have to replace it, no other option, or else the laptop will overheat and might get damaged. Before replacing you should open it and see if there is anything stuck between the fan blades or if the wire is loose. A fix be as simple as that.

@@TechGuyCharlie I've followed your video last year buti couldn't clean my fan thoroughly. it was still making a grinding sound and vibrating really bad but this time it stopped working. I'll try to clean it again but it looks like i have to replace it

This is actually quite a common thing, the bearings go bad on these tiny fans. Just give it to Acer service centre and they will clean and replace the fan with a new one.

@@TechGuyCharlie yes i will. Thank you so much

Did you do it by yourself? I'm considering to clean mine but its a 2014 laptop and the fan is connected with the motherboard. Means i have to unscrew the whole part to get only the fan cleaned, lol talk about anxious

@@malfuriouz7717 Did it by myself! The ony tricky part I had was attaching the back cover (see 10:40) but overall it's fine, just follow the instructions. Give it a shot! half of my fan was covered by huge dirt and found the reason my laptop was overheating lol

It's not needed here, if youre removing the heatsink, u only need some screws

Glad the video was helpful 😊

thats the battery

There is no need to replace the CPU thermal paste 'men' watch the entire video properly and you will see how much cleaning the heatsink makes.

What temperatures are you getting? if it's not thermal throttling under load, then it's alright.

That's because whenever you connect to the Internet Windows and Internet connected apps start doing background tasks like updates and stuff, just clean your laptops heatsink and you'll be fine.

no it will kill the laptop

@@john20grgaming51 why cannot?

@@ahmadaiman4525 static electricity

Yeah of course, just don't let the fan spin, otherwise the bearings can get damaged.

@@TechGuyCharlie aweome. thanks boss

Nope! Its soldered on to the motherboard!!

u need to change your cpu thermal paste

Msi afterurner

Yeah, even with a clean heatsink and fresh thermal paste, the CPU still thermal throttles.

Tech Guy Charlie yea rip

I think he is using msi afterburner monitering feature

that was what i would like to know as well because i have one acer aspire v15 nitro laptop and i have opened it 2-3 times but by removing the upper part (keyboard) and never from below

Its called MSI afterburner

@@TechGuyCharlie thanks

Is it compatible for all laptop?

Like Ghosty said, if you've got warranty, let acer sort the heat issues! They'll do it for free.

Dota 2

laaaaaaag 😂