How To Remove and ReApply Thermal Paste on ANY Laptop CPU

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In this video I will show you how to re-thermal you laptop CPU. This method and the techniques shared in this full tutorial will work on any laptop notebook computer. Hope this helps and please do let me know what you thought in the comments section down below. Enjoy!
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[@jonathanash4375]

Thanks for the excellent video!

[@TechInsomnia]

Thank you 🙏

[@kenciriaco5335]

Great video, thanks man!

[@TechInsomnia]

Pleasure 🙏

[@devlyn5750]

Hey bro, when I checked my laptop CPU and GPU, there was already so much thermal paste that it was also on GPU and CPU pins. How can I clean thermal paste off of Pins without breaking them ? I will be grateful !

[@TechInsomnia]

Best approach I can recommend is 99% Rubbing Alcohol on a few folder paper towels and don't over soak it. Use dry Kleenex to get the majority of it off first but remember to vacuum with bristle attachments because the Kleenex will create white particles that have to be removed before the paper towel with 99% on it. Once complete, vacuum again and let it sit for an hour or two to be safe. Then inspect and re-thermal and secure heatsink. Then let it cure overnight and power on in morning. They say some thermal pastes don't need that time but after years of computer repair, I'm telling you, it makes a difference. 💯 Hope this helps and let me know how it goes my friend. 🙏

[@Ahmad.sawaid]

I let the fan move by mistake , and clean it while moving , did i ruind it ?

[@TechInsomnia]

I think you should be fine my friend. Is it spinning and do you hear it making an unusual noise?

[@Ahmad.sawaid]

@@TechInsomnia no , it is doing usual noise in gaming (i did that one time)