Just finished repasting and replacing the thermal pads. Worked wonders for my laptop! CPU from 95°C to 85° GPU from 89°C to 69° Thank you for this video! Also a tip for anyone who is new to this like myself: make sure to get a couple pads because 1 was barely enough 😅
So my results: GPU: Idle 50-46C ->38-37C In Game (Nier Replicant Max settings 2k uncapped frames) 86C -> 50C With a 10-20 Fps increase. CPU: Idle (No underclock/undervolt) 48-56 -> 38-40 In Game: (Same as Above) 88-93C ->60-73 (Depending on actions/scenes) Notes: -Old temps were recorded with a window fully open and cold air rushing trough the room and a significant underclock, the new ones are at room temperature, heating on and stock frequencies. -On startup I used to have peaks of 80/90C (Into the 100s) now peak is 73. Paste used MX5. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
quite different..done it before, you need to be extra careful while using the liquid metal cause its elect. conductive and risk of short circuit..put few drops then spread it gradually with paste spreader but leave few mm around the edges of the die..don't put too much.
Do you happen to have another video where you take the screen off, or just anything to do with hinges? My hinges are breaking and I need clarification on what part the hinges mount, so that I can replace that specific part.
I don't normally go that far..all of my Laptop Tutorial videos are giving infos from tearing down the cover up to repasting the cpu and gpu only and infos regarding the upgrade options available for that particular laptop..i can't give you the information that you seek, sorry bro!
My CPU fan is broken (it's very loud and seems to not run smoothly anymore). Where can I find the model of fan I have to buy. My interior looks like yours.
Where you based from..which Country? the best thing to do is search it in Google just type the Fan Model number and Brand normally it will come out there..other option is ebay and Amazon. hope this helps with your problem. be safe!
I have the omen 17-cb1273ng, and Im going to change the thermal pads on the vrms and what not, and gonna use gelid thermal paste for Cpu/Gpu, Im unsure of the thickness I need to buy and I don't wana go wrong on this, i read somewhere that the pads are of different thickness, somewhere they were saying that pads need to have same conductivity else youll be introducing more heat to the heatsink if the thermal pads are more conductive, because the vrms are too hot to begin with, and I'm too confused, what should I do ? what thermal pads do I need to use here and of what thickness.
Is there any way you could let me know what specific screw driver head and battery that was I'm and trying to change my battery and I having some trouble so if you could let me know it would be much appreciated
@@TakeThatScrewOut 2mm on CPU/GPU? Which thickness on M.2? I think 1.5mm will be good too. On MSI GE73 RAIDER I had 1mm original but later I used new 1.5mm and are fit.
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thanks 4 answer. But which thickness on M.2? And last question. How a difference in C° between 12.8 w/mk - 14w/mk? Big or negligible?
I have an Omen 17-cb0070nr can I use these same methods to replace the fan? My model has rtx 2060, 16 gigs ram, 512 gb hard drive ssd, and i7 9750h cpu.
check my videos and investigate if the two laptop have similar casing ( Housing ) and open your laptop if they have the same shape of the Fans..if does the same, it should work.
@@TakeThatScrewOut They look the exact same, just the different gpu/cpu specs made me hesitate. Fixing laptops in general makes me hesitate lol. Thanks though! :)
i have this laptop almost a year now and am on 97c peak on gaming am freaking out. ive cleaned the fan quite reguraly but i couldent remove the cooling system to clean them properly because i didnt know how to aply thermals . amma gonna try it tomorrow
Do not let more than 85c, i had the 15" omen same as this and i burn it out with same Temps as you, happily i had the guaranty enabled at that time.,..
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thanks for the reply, its not much different with the 15 inch version. Replaced the thermal paste on mine and temps is much cooler now. Thanks!
Hey, please can you help me. I have this laptop and it has somekind of malfunction. First I had messages on startup that the laptop is overheating. My cooling fan didnt work properly on auto, i went from full to no working like youre giving gas on automobile and releasing the gas. On max cooling mode it would work as it should. The day latter it still has same problems but it wont charge and soon I will not be able to turn it on when the battery turns off. Omen control center didnt show the temperatures were ever high and that is overheats. Please, any advice is welcome! Thanks!
Try to do the less costly option first..might solve the overheating problem., which is open your laptop then thoroughly clean all Fans and heatsink then repaste the cpu & gpu then change the thermal pads if possible. If still doesn't solve the problem..that might be caused by a more deeper issue..
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thanks for the quick reply man, i subscribed to your channel. I will try to do that but can it be dust maybe? I didnt open it since i bought it, for two years? Also what about power that it wont charge? I have read that i can try to remove battery and then try to charge it?
I've experienced before a laptop stop charging..when i checked the charging post one of the wire was loose..i soldered it back, then luckily it solved my problem it did work again..but, i'm not sure about in your case..some times a basic trouble shooting might solve the problem. Its worth trying those basic steps firs..who know that might be loose connection only.
I always removed those to show my viewers all the possible upgrade option, repasting and fan model number for spare parts.. after repasting and fan cleaned, it manage few deg drops on Warzone, Valorant and World of Warships Gameplay..
@@TakeThatScrewOut mine is year old and started to go into 90 C degree although i control it with undervolting and limiting max freqzency. I will repaste with thermal grizly i hope to go back to low 80 on top loads
@@Joske0000 try to clean both cooling fan thoroughly, replace all thermal pads & paste with high quality one..it might help with that throttle..and external laptop cooler fan also a big help while playing long sessions
@@TakeThatScrewOut even external coolers are straneg like sometimes like it makes even worse. But now is summer it is high hummidity that is important too
There was no pads on ssd in this one..some has belt-in pads with heatsink..but they usually for desktop. Some laptop jas it as well..it depends on the model
@@TakeThatScrewOut just my model which is HP 17-cb0006nw has thermopads on the ssd" SN720 SDAPNTW-512G" drive :( but nowhere can I find the answer what size
@@TakeThatScrewOut In my version of the laptop there is just the same plate as in the video, only I have an entrance for one ssd drive and it looks more or less like this on the ssd drive there is a thermopad and the whole thing is pressed by this plate
Hey , I have a hp omen laptop with the same chassis, but I cannot open the back cover as in the video. The curved part does not open. I can easily open the fan side, but the other side does not turn on. Anyone know why?
Are thermal pads necessary to be changed to see better temperatures? I was going to change only the thermal paste part. And if yes which one do you recommend? Best video btw so far! This should get more views!
Thanks a lot for the positive comment. Not necessary to change if the pads still good..but if you decide to change it i recommend Thermal Grizzly, Arctic or Thermal right..they perform really well. I think the Arctic is the cheapest one..
Hello there everyone, am trying to clean my fans although is appears that I need to remove the whole cooling system in order to clean the fans, or is there another way on this particular laptop?
If you really need to clean them thoroughly..you have to remove them, but alternatively, you can clean the fans by just removing the backcover to have access of the fans, then use a high pressure pc Air Blower. Hope this helps. Thanks for the comment.
@@TakeThatScrewOut thanks for the reply, on the cooling system the second cable of the right fan : there was 2 smal single cables conected to a smal chip, is that the wifi? and also i coulden see clearly how u added them or removed them due to the angle of the camera.
@@alkisalkis77 wifi card has two wire Black and White with individual connector at the end., while the cooling fans usually has multiple wires but it links in one plastic connector at the end..hope this helps.
@@alkisalkis77 based on my testing on games after cleaning the fans and repasting, laptop does stay cooler and fan is a bit quiter than it was before been cleaned.
is it easy to remove the Keyboard? what happens if I disconnect from the keyboard ribbon from the motherboard and use an external keyboard? Is the laptop going to switch on and boot normally even with the internal keyboard disconnected?
Its not easy tovremove the Keyboard..its time consuming to be honest..you'll need to remove the whole board enable to access the keyboard mount..i suggest if you want to use external keyboard, just connect it to any available usb port without disabling the built in keyboard.
@@TakeThatScrewOut I found out that it is easy to remove the keyboard ribbon and have the internal keyboard physically disconnected. You just remove the battery and then you get access to the ribbon. My internal keyboard is damaged and produce some problems that's why I want to disconnect it until I buy a new one.
The internal keyboard obviously stops working when u disconnect the ribbon, and probably u might get notifications popping up about missing device in device manager ( yellow exclamation mark)
Just finished repasting and replacing the thermal pads. Worked wonders for my laptop!
CPU from 95°C to 85°
GPU from 89°C to 69°
Thank you for this video!
Also a tip for anyone who is new to this like myself: make sure to get a couple pads because 1 was barely enough 😅
Very good video. Managed to repaste mine and clear out the dust. Perfectly good instructions and nice to appear through all the unscrewing.
Thanks!
You're welcome!
So my results:
GPU: Idle 50-46C ->38-37C
In Game (Nier Replicant Max settings 2k uncapped frames) 86C -> 50C With a 10-20 Fps increase.
CPU: Idle (No underclock/undervolt) 48-56 -> 38-40
In Game: (Same as Above) 88-93C ->60-73 (Depending on actions/scenes)
Notes:
-Old temps were recorded with a window fully open and cold air rushing trough the room and a significant underclock, the new ones are at room temperature, heating on and stock frequencies.
-On startup I used to have peaks of 80/90C (Into the 100s) now peak is 73.
Paste used MX5.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
You're very welcome bruh! Enjoy and be safe!
I've been searching everywhere on the internet to find a video for this covers breakdown but also repair and shows the possibility of upgrade
Hi bro! Thanks for your support, much appreciated! Hope this video helps..
Brilliant video, thanks! Is the CPU can be upgraded in this laptop?
Negative bro, cpu on this laptop is soldered on the motherboard. Only the RAM, SSD, WIFI card can be upgraded..
@@TakeThatScrewOut thanks. What about if I solder a different cpu to the motherboard? Or just replace the motherboard basically?
Hey! How can i change or repair CPU-fan? Just some troubles only with CPU fan, he is turning very slowly. I wanna change only that part. Thx!!
try to check and watch the video tutorial it shows there step by step on how to remove the cooling fan. thanks!
Hallo. Great video. And why do you not change all thermal pads? Or isn't all thermal pads? Thx
I only change those bad ones..
Hi, i'm going to change mine too. Are all pads 1,5mm thickness? Because i have to order before renew.
just use 2mm, its more efficient on all areas cpu, gpu
I am curious also about the thickness of the thermal pads for the NVME drive. How thick were they?
2mm thermal Pads for the nVMe SSD
@@TakeThatScrewOut thank you so much!
Informative video apart from the stock pads all being 1.0mm not 1.5mm
are you sure ? cuz im confused as well, couldnt find any reliable information about omen 17-cb1xxx, so should I get the 1mm or 1.5mm ?
@@zibrikahn yeah. and the guy in the comments said he used 2mm pads to replace the stock 1.5mm. so not sure what is going on there
Excatly the video I needed and looking for as a rookie ... Thank you a lot!!! Appreciate!!!
Thanks for the positive feedback..
Great video, could u show the thermal performance before and after
sorry, i don't have that card anymore..
@@TakeThatScrewOut aww ok thanks for the reply
@@browskie You're welcome..be safe!
is liquid metal applied the same way as thermal paste?
quite different..done it before, you need to be extra careful while using the liquid metal cause its elect. conductive and risk of short circuit..put few drops then spread it gradually with paste spreader but leave few mm around the edges of the die..don't put too much.
Thanks man! That's exactly what I needed to see. Keep it up.
Thank you so much! Be safe!
what liquid you used to clean the old thermal paste bro?
High percentage isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab works well.
Hello, nice video.
What Size were the Pads you used?
Could you post a url(link)?
thanks
2mm thermal pads
@@TakeThatScrewOut thanks
Thank you very much, just thank you!!
Do you happen to have another video where you take the screen off, or just anything to do with hinges? My hinges are breaking and I need clarification on what part the hinges mount, so that I can replace that specific part.
I don't normally go that far..all of my Laptop Tutorial videos are giving infos from tearing down the cover up to repasting the cpu and gpu only and infos regarding the upgrade options available for that particular laptop..i can't give you the information that you seek, sorry bro!
My CPU fan is broken (it's very loud and seems to not run smoothly anymore). Where can I find the model of fan I have to buy. My interior looks like yours.
Where you based from..which Country? the best thing to do is search it in Google just type the Fan Model number and Brand normally it will come out there..other option is ebay and Amazon. hope this helps with your problem. be safe!
Is it required to remove ssd and ram to change thermal paste?
And the wifi ?
I have the omen 17-cb1273ng, and Im going to change the thermal pads on the vrms and what not, and gonna use gelid thermal paste for Cpu/Gpu, Im unsure of the thickness I need to buy and I don't wana go wrong on this, i read somewhere that the pads are of different thickness, somewhere they were saying that pads need to have same conductivity else youll be introducing more heat to the heatsink if the thermal pads are more conductive, because the vrms are too hot to begin with, and I'm too confused, what should I do ? what thermal pads do I need to use here and of what thickness.
In the video it says 1.5mm. Look for a 10x10 cm minimum
Eeeeextremely Good Video. Love it ! Could not be better
Thanks mate!
I need to do this but not with that row going on.
Is there any way you could let me know what specific screw driver head and battery that was I'm and trying to change my battery and I having some trouble so if you could let me know it would be much appreciated
What fan have u used to replace the fan?
The Stock ( original ) fan part number is shown at the end of the video as photos..hope this help. Be safe!
Which thickness (mm) thermopads? Thanks 4 help.
2mm thermal pads
@@TakeThatScrewOut 2mm on CPU/GPU? Which thickness on M.2? I think 1.5mm will be good too. On MSI GE73 RAIDER I had 1mm original but later I used new 1.5mm and are fit.
@@wloczykij69 1.5mm is perfect too..as long as it fill all the gaps..the thinner the better, it dissipate heat faster.
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thanks 4 answer. But which thickness on M.2?
And last question. How a difference in C° between 12.8 w/mk - 14w/mk? Big or negligible?
@@TakeThatScrewOut in my opinion, the original ones are 1mm and 1.5mm + a piece of probably 3mm or more
I have an Omen 17-cb0070nr can I use these same methods to replace the fan?
My model has rtx 2060, 16 gigs ram, 512 gb hard drive ssd, and i7 9750h cpu.
check my videos and investigate if the two laptop have similar casing ( Housing ) and open your laptop if they have the same shape of the Fans..if does the same, it should work.
@@TakeThatScrewOut They look the exact same, just the different gpu/cpu specs made me hesitate. Fixing laptops in general makes me hesitate lol. Thanks though! :)
If this is DDR4, will this take a 64GB 3200 MHz memory kit?
This model has the Intel 10th Gen i7 cpu i believe it could take upto 64gb. You can check on this link. www.ark.intel.com
Can I use gelid solution 1.5mm extreme thermal pads for replacement ? or should I get 2mm?
This laptop has 1.5mm thermal pads bro
Thermal difference before and after?
What i've noticed was few degrees dropped after and fan getting quiter, its worthied.
i have this laptop almost a year now and am on 97c peak on gaming am freaking out. ive cleaned the fan quite reguraly but i couldent remove the cooling system to clean them properly because i didnt know how to aply thermals . amma gonna try it tomorrow
Did it work out for you?
Do not let more than 85c, i had the 15" omen same as this and i burn it out with same Temps as you, happily i had the guaranty enabled at that time.,..
Does this instruction works the same with 15 inch version?
17 inch and 15 inch are slightly different..the 17 has more hardware inside, more option for upgrade compare to the 15 version.
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thanks for the reply, its not much different with the 15 inch version. Replaced the thermal paste on mine and temps is much cooler now. Thanks!
@@dustypropss no worries! Njoy!
So, if you wanted to add a 2nd SSD, there's an empty port for it and you don't need a heat sync?
You dont need a heatsink for the 2nd ssd
@@TakeThatScrewOut Awesome. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Thx.
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Thanks a lot for the support..😍
thanks for this
Hey, please can you help me. I have this laptop and it has somekind of malfunction. First I had messages on startup that the laptop is overheating. My cooling fan didnt work properly on auto, i went from full to no working like youre giving gas on automobile and releasing the gas. On max cooling mode it would work as it should. The day latter it still has same problems but it wont charge and soon I will not be able to turn it on when the battery turns off. Omen control center didnt show the temperatures were ever high and that is overheats. Please, any advice is welcome! Thanks!
Try to do the less costly option first..might solve the overheating problem., which is open your laptop then thoroughly clean all Fans and heatsink then repaste the cpu & gpu then change the thermal pads if possible. If still doesn't solve the problem..that might be caused by a more deeper issue..
Also its worh to check the connector of both cooling fans if pushed in properly..
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thanks for the quick reply man, i subscribed to your channel. I will try to do that but can it be dust maybe? I didnt open it since i bought it, for two years? Also what about power that it wont charge? I have read that i can try to remove battery and then try to charge it?
I've experienced before a laptop stop charging..when i checked the charging post one of the wire was loose..i soldered it back, then luckily it solved my problem it did work again..but, i'm not sure about in your case..some times a basic trouble shooting might solve the problem. Its worth trying those basic steps firs..who know that might be loose connection only.
Thanks a lot for your Support man..appreciate it!
HI, if its possibel to change the CPU with a higer Model?
No bro..cpu on this laptop is soldered in the motherboard unfortunately..😞
aw swabe naman yan. thank you sa pagbahagi
Thanks for the positive feedback..godbless!
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And you actualy didnt need to remove wifi, m2 and ram for repasting only?
I always removed those to show my viewers all the possible upgrade option, repasting and fan model number for spare parts..
after repasting and fan cleaned, it manage few deg drops on Warzone, Valorant and World of Warships Gameplay..
@@TakeThatScrewOut mine is year old and started to go into 90 C degree although i control it with undervolting and limiting max freqzency. I will repaste with thermal grizly i hope to go back to low 80 on top loads
@@Joske0000 try to clean both cooling fan thoroughly, replace all thermal pads & paste with high quality one..it might help with that throttle..and external laptop cooler fan also a big help while playing long sessions
@@TakeThatScrewOut even external coolers are straneg like sometimes like it makes even worse. But now is summer it is high hummidity that is important too
@@Joske0000 yeah! thats true..
Napaka high tech naman nitong computer na ito sana mayroon na nito sa pilipinas#dongivy
Yes, i do teardown tutorials on various models of laptops, mostly high performance gaming laptops..thank you!
Thanks
You're welcome! Take care!
may i know what size thermal pads did you use for the ssd?
There was no pads on ssd in this one..some has belt-in pads with heatsink..but they usually for desktop. Some laptop jas it as well..it depends on the model
@@TakeThatScrewOut just my model which is HP 17-cb0006nw has thermopads on the ssd" SN720 SDAPNTW-512G" drive :( but nowhere can I find the answer what size
Okay i got it what you mean, is your m.2 ssd came with a stock heatsink?
Or goes direct contact to the back cover of the laptop?
@@TakeThatScrewOut In my version of the laptop there is just the same plate as in the video, only I have an entrance for one ssd drive and it looks more or less like this on the ssd drive there is a thermopad and the whole thing is pressed by this plate
bice vdeo thanks for sharing #dongivy
Hey , I have a hp omen laptop with the same chassis, but I cannot open the back cover as in the video. The curved part does not open. I can easily open the fan side, but the other side does not turn on. Anyone know why?
If i am not change thermal paste or thermal pad?
I am getting any issues after that?
Sorry bro, i didn't get what you mean't with your question.
@@TakeThatScrewOut agr m thermal paste ya thermal pad change na kru to koi issue aayega?
Are thermal pads necessary to be changed to see better temperatures? I was going to change only the thermal paste part. And if yes which one do you recommend? Best video btw so far! This should get more views!
Thanks a lot for the positive comment.
Not necessary to change if the pads still good..but if you decide to change it i recommend Thermal Grizzly, Arctic or Thermal right..they perform really well. I think the Arctic is the cheapest one..
@@TakeThatScrewOut what is the thickness of the new pads you used? What is the recommended?
@@AT93x 2mm bro
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Yeah! Its really looks complicated..🤣
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Thanks for your comment..be safe bruh!
Super galing ninyo poh Godbless
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Much appreciated for your positive comment! Thank you
Is the cpu soldered on ?
yes! cpu and gpu are both soldered in board.
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plz help me to find 330w dc in cable...
Do you mean Power supply for the laptop?
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Hello there everyone, am trying to clean my fans although is appears that I need to remove the whole cooling system in order to clean the fans, or is there another way on this particular laptop?
If you really need to clean them thoroughly..you have to remove them, but alternatively, you can clean the fans by just removing the backcover to have access of the fans, then use a high pressure pc Air Blower. Hope this helps. Thanks for the comment.
@@TakeThatScrewOut thanks for the reply, on the cooling system the second cable of the right fan : there was 2 smal single cables conected to a smal chip, is that the wifi? and also i coulden see clearly how u added them or removed them due to the angle of the camera.
@@alkisalkis77 wifi card has two wire Black and White with individual connector at the end., while the cooling fans usually has multiple wires but it links in one plastic connector at the end..hope this helps.
@@TakeThatScrewOut does the pc blower do any significant drop on temp your experience ?
@@alkisalkis77 based on my testing on games after cleaning the fans and repasting, laptop does stay cooler and fan is a bit quiter than it was before been cleaned.
nah, bring back the red accents
True! I love the looks of the Classic Omen..its sad, even the logo has totally change..🙁
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Thank you!
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is it easy to remove the Keyboard?
what happens if I disconnect from the keyboard ribbon from the motherboard and use an external keyboard?
Is the laptop going to switch on and boot normally even with the internal keyboard disconnected?
Its not easy tovremove the Keyboard..its time consuming to be honest..you'll need to remove the whole board enable to access the keyboard mount..i suggest if you want to use external keyboard, just connect it to any available usb port without disabling the built in keyboard.
@@TakeThatScrewOut I found out that it is easy to remove the keyboard ribbon and have the internal keyboard physically disconnected. You just remove the battery and then you get access to the ribbon.
My internal keyboard is damaged and produce some problems that's why I want to disconnect it until I buy a new one.
The internal keyboard obviously stops working when u disconnect the ribbon, and probably u might get notifications popping up about missing device in device manager ( yellow exclamation mark)
@@TakeThatScrewOut no, you do not receive any notifications, nothing.
@@stephjans6411 probably in Device manager there will be yellow exclamation mark that says no keyboard detected.
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Thank you very much for the positive comment..more tutorial videos to come in near future..😀
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