Hey there!! So I came here to tell you that I replaced the thermal paste!! The video was really helpful, and I managed to get down these results: Before: At start: 41C° Usual tasks: 50-60C° Under heavy pressure: 85-97C° Now: At start: 29C° Usual tasks: 40C° Under heavy pressure: 70C° Maximum (1 to 2 seconds: 88C° Thermal paste used: Coolermaster mastergel pro. Thank you very much ;)
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P Im super glad that my videos are helping people like you, to service and fix their laptops, just a note: if you in the next service in a year or two use a thermal grizzly kryonaut : amzn.to/2RyMet6 you will see a better results 3-5c less. also try to rise the back end of the laptop by 1-2cm with rubber legs : amzn.to/3ilZaNN just place one on the back corner not in the front, and you will see the magic, better air flow lower temps. Saludos
Yo, i was wondering, where ur fans b4 the repaste loud? Because me and my cousin have the same exact laptop, only differences is that hes had his for 5 months and ive had mine for 1 year and his fans are so much quieter than mine. So were ur fans loud b4 and were they quieter after repaste?
About thermal paste on graphic memory - don't use another paste on old paste. It should be cleared up and replaced. Also from my point of view what I see it's a little bit too much thermal paste. But I like the idea of more pressure on CPU/GPU with that bending.
thank you for the feedback! regarding your observation, i'm not mixing old thermal paste with old thermal paste, im mixing the new thermal paste with thermal GEL. as i haven't found a provider that can sell a thermal gel. and i have ran few test by adding a none conductive thermal paste beside or on to the thermal gel it does help out, but the correct way is to get the thermal gel. there is no harm done with you place a lot of thermal paste on capacitors or coils. if you replace the gel with pads you will get horrible thermals on cpu or gpu and the pads have lots of tension and will push away the heatsink. so get thermal gel or mix it will thermal paste to help a bit. again i appreciate your support and feedback.
Thank you so much for this detailed and comprehensive tutorial! It was anxiety-inducing since this was my first time but following your tutorial helped guide me and now my CPU/GPU temperatures are good and low. 👌
You're welcome 😊 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 :) sorry that i was away for few days.
Thank you for this tutorial I have done everything right besides the wifi chip cords won’t go back on the Wi-Fi card is there a way I can still have wood without them being place right on top
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Thank you. I really wish my service center was as good as you. I really liked the part when you suggest bending the clamps slightly so that it will sit better on the cpu. Can I ask what copper cleaning solution consists of? Will Dil vinegar help? Also regarding alcohol, I have medical grade isopropyl alcohol. Does it's percentage matter?
Thank you for the feedback and support to the channel by SUB :P regarding your questions: #1. bending the xclam will give a better pressure from heatsink to the CPU/GPU #2. if you dont have silver or copper cleaner solution you can use a vinegar and mixed with "baking soda" and use to rub the copper and it will remove any layer of oxidation, just remember you will have about 10sec before the copper starts to react with air(oxygen) so apply 1st the thermal paste and prepare everything and once cleaned the heatsink sit it down right away. #3. regarding the alcohol , you can use the "medical grade isopropyl alcohol" but i would not recommend you as it have more water base. i would highly recommend use 90+% iso alcohol. if you got any other questions feel free to 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: the reason is that you bend it backward abit to give it more tension and it will have a great pull to the cpu, and the better the pressure from heatsink to the object its better heat/cold transfer.
Very good video, thank you it helped me a lot, now i'll encourage to open my asus and replace the paste... would you suggest any Liquid Metal instead? or do you even suggest Liquid metal? My asus goes up to 95c degrees when gaming at full load... i am looking to make it lower, thank you in advance for your reply
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by a sub :P, regarding the question about the LM, YES AND NO: IF you move the laptop a lot in a bag or from table to table: then DON'T do LM BUT if the laptop sits on a table always without moving then YES DO IT, Reason for the above would be, people that say LM goes bad after year or two or 5 years is because they dont understand the chemistry behind the LM and the long effect of LM: LM: at its normal state is Liquid, as it says on the box:P that what makes it easy to apply, now lets say you apply LM on a CPU laptop: the LM will starts bonding on heat-sink and cpu or gpu dye, and after few months of usage by transferring heat or cold, the LIQUID portion of the components starts to dry up, and it supposed to do this not because its getting bad or something, its a good thing that the Liquid starts to evaporate. because then the risk of spilling and going over the motherboard goes down to 0%. BUT that's not the best part, the best part is that when LM is dried it will bond both materials 100% even better than when it was on its liquid form factor. NOW this is where you make up your mind and decide if you want LM or not: #1. when the bond is solid the heat transfer is at its best BUT the bond is VERY VER VERY fragile , any small bang or hit or drop it will break the bond, because the heatsink have x clamp and its there for retraction when the components heat up, so when the bond is broken by hit then your temperatures will be the worst you ever seen. and there is no Liquid so it can start bonding again. #2. if you dont hit and really really take care of the laptop and have it as workstation, then you will only see improvements on temps, and every 6months open up to clean the fans without lifting or moving or jerking the heatsink. WHAT I WOULD RECOMMEND you is this: thermal grizzly kryonaut: amzn.to/3u3sE6A its the same brand but in the paste version, the cons and pro: pro: gives you the same results as the LM but with 2-3c less pro: none conductive pro:last 8years under heavy usage cons: you loose 2-3c :P cons: you have to repaste after 8years cons: can't think of any at the moment i hope this explains a bit, i have made videos on LM for laptop if you will to check them out go to my videos and search for Liquid word. good luck
@@souravkumar5774 I did set the max cpu power to 99% in the energy options and now it gets up like to 80c kinda. Instead of 93-95 that I had before. Never repasted it cuz after I found that I could set the energy options from cpu in that way, I just never opened
Broski is there a substitute for a copper cleaner or is there any alternative thing that I can use? I was planning to get the paste online but I dont think I have enough for cleaner. Thanks.
Thank you for the feedback and your support by a sub :P regarding your question: you dont need to use a cleaner copper or silver cleaner, you can mix a "baking soda" with alcohol, and rub with your finger rub it into the heatsink and it will clean it in seconds.
Glad to hear that, and thank you for the support to the channel. if you ever have any questions regarding laptops or services ask me in any of my video comments. :)
xmt-50 thermal paste are very good paste , but you have to keep in mind one factor, no matter what type of thermal paste you use , you must replace the paste every 1-2years if you are going to do heavy load 6-9h a day. the thermal paste they can say it can last 7years or so, but that is under very normal low usage also (fair use), they don't count in the long hours of gaming or rendering or OC'ing. any thermal compound that is under heavy use after 2years starts hardening and loosing its chemical properties, therefor it will not be as efficient source of cold / heat transfer. the only thermal compound that can last lifetime without replacing is the LM. but again the people that say that LM needs to be replace they don't understand why is it that after sometime of having LM then suddenly they have bad temps, and they conclude that its the life spam of the LM. but that is not true. LM after few months or year of usage it starts bounding two materials together, by loosing its Liquid part and, and becoming solder bound, and that is the best part BUT at the same time is the most fragile part of LM. because when LM is at its bound stage and no more liquid, if you hit the laptop that is inside you bag even if the hit is not a direct hit, but enough to shake the heatsing by nano millimeter it will crack the rock solid LM and you will get a horrible temps. the only place that you should use LM is in a PC where the motherboard in sitting flat on the base of the case and the heatsink on top, unlike the many cases that the motherboard hangs on the side and then people mount the enormous heatsink hanging to the cpu counter gravity, and this heatsinks use springs to hold in place. and if you place LM and if you just tap the side of the case after year or so the heatsink will move and it will break the seal (LM). the best cases are any case that keeps the mobo flat on its case. e.g: amzn.to/32ARBdE to conclude: thermal compound is measure in delta tempreture, and the lower is the better: so always look for the "W/mK chart" people / videos can lie but numbers dont. imgur.com/a/S5zypLT if you gona use LM on laptop you should never ever move it :P if you using on a pc make sure if flat sit mobo style. if you going to use thermal paste use the best you can get but always replace every 2years of OC or heavy daily use, else every 4years You may not even bother reading this but this is the best i can explain at the moment without going into more details. good luck my friend in you adventure :P
🫠Regarding your question, because i added the paste over the thermal putty they are thermal putty or gel if you remove it you will need to get new gel or putty to add , all i did add a thermal paste over the putty so it can bind better, cheers🍻
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: its called thermal putty and get them on aliexpress they are the only once we tested and very good quality: is.gd/oaSU5o
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By any chance do you have a link or know a company I can order thermal silicone my cooler is smaller and I just ordered a big one like that one it fits perfectly I also ordered thermal grizzly for the gpu and cpu but I don't know which silicone to order for the vrms and vram
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: its called thermal putty, we purchase them from aliexpress and this is a very good quality, is.gd/oaSU5o
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does anyone have idea what is the diameter of the screws in the heatsink?? I sent it for repair and later wanted to change the thermal paste myself and the company destroyed 3 of the screws...
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Thank you so much for this amazing video! I have the same laptop and my fans are going out! I'm getting 95c temps. I just bought the paste along with the fans. For maximum results, you recommend the copper shims? Should I also use Thermal Pads?? Do you recommend I place those on other components? Also, I saw people are using copper heat sinks on their SSD mv.2 do you recommend any type of heatsink/pad on any of the rams, memory etc?? Im hoping to cool this thing as maximum as possible! Thank you so much for your expertise!! I'm a new sub!!
Thanks ✌ for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P Regarding your question: #1. get your self only two copper shim .3mm amzn.to/3A3bA36 #2. i would highly recommend you to get this paste : thermal grizzly kryonaut : amzn.to/3E2gH68 and regarding the vram chips dont touch them leave them the way they are as they dont actually need cooling unless you are going to over clock the vrams, else just leave them alone. #3. no need to cool the m.2 ssd as it will not even affect any performance on its usage or durability. #4. the trick i would recommend to lift the back end of the laptop by 1-2cm and you will see the magic, it will have battery fresh air flow, amzn.to/3nn8CTE you only need them for the back end. if you have any other question feel free to ask me.
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Thank you! for the feedback and your support to the channel by SUB :P regarding your question: its because you have a lower end GPU, this model has a 1070GTX yours maybe 1060 or 1050
@@uFixTek yes, and put some thermal paster instead, the laptop is not overheating at all, its better than before but im kinda worried cuz in ur video u only removed it from cpu and gpu not everything
Can u say us what temperature you have it before and after? i have 80-90-95*C in games. I need to repaste? the seller told the paste it s fresh, but i don t think...please help me! I also perforated the case for better cooling and I use a coolerpad
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: WTF how does the seller know that the paste is fresh lol , those temps are not that bad under load, you should be getting GPU top 80 CPU top 85 when gaming after 20min. but i would recommend you to place the laptop on top of a desk and use a riser or something to lift the back end only about 1-2cm and it will help you a lot. but regarding if you need to repaste, when you hit anything on cpu over 95c then repaste and use this paste : thermal grizzly kryonaut: amzn.to/3h6JVYh everyone's temps may be very different depending on many factors, room temp game type and how optimize is your laptop windows. my temps were 90 -98c and after servicing mac GPU 75-CPU 85
@@uFixTek i changed the paste (arctic mx2), now i have 80-85*C în game. Was a lot of paste there, i think that was the problem.. Now i will try to lift the laptop with 1-2cm :) thank you
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Thanks for the video mate. I repasted my laptop with artic mx-4. CPU now goes max up to 85'c (earlier it was 90+) and GPU 75'c. I read in the commnets that u recommend a copper shim to decrese the temp even . Do you have a video for it. If not can u pls describe the procedure ?
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by a sub :P regarding your question: IF you want to get the best results get this: amzn.to/3cM2mho and get the 20mm x 20mm .3mm amzn.to/38ZYOHk its really simple: you will clean the heatsink and the GPU/CPU then you will apply a paste on the CPU/GPU after place a copper shim over the cpu and gpu and then place more paste on top of the copper shims and you are all set , enjoy the drop :) (all you doing its increasing the pressure on the CPU and GPU and therefore you will get better heat transfer, and your fan noise will be less) remember that the GPU and CPU have a fan curve, that means after placing the copper shim you may get near the same results, but your fan will work less = less fan noise i would highly recommend you to sandwich that copper shim in there :P and an EXTRA TIP: try to rise the back end of the laptop about 2-3cm off the table and you will see an additional temp drop, as you will help the fresh air intake. if anything else let me know.
right @9:50 i have both fans out and to clean it, its simply a tooth brush and air compressor, no need to do anything else, use a brush (tooth brush) and blow some air and done. but to get to the ram you have to remove the heatsink. if you remove the heatsink you must repaste. there is no otherway to remove the fans without removing the heatsink.
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 talking about the GPU and CPU , then YES CLEAN the old paste and put new good quality paste. if you talking about the other component , it doesn't make any difference in performance or anything if you replace it.
Hello, by accident i remove the thermal gel for the vrams of the gpu and just put thermal paste. Any place where i can buy that thermal gel so it´s like new? i just have thermal pads and thermal paste. Would really aprecciate the help. And where do i put the copper shims?
Hi, already support your channel, Im wondering can use same termal paste that I will apply to my CPU and GPU its "Artic Mx-4 termal paste" for other components that you don't repaste.? By the way Im plan to OV
yes you could, no harm done. BUT i would recommend you to use the Arctic MX-4 only on CPU and GPU, for the rest you will need a GEL thermal paste. i can't find a link to one, or use a thermal pads .3mm
Hello, my friend! Just checked the video because my laptop is reaching high temperatures after just 6 months of use. I already expanded the storage (got my hands in a 1TB nvme from WB and is going sweet), by myself and was pretty easy. I Would like to ask you if I should repaste the components by myself or recommend that I take it to Asus. It still has the warranty btw, does replace the thermal paste void it? Thank you very much for the video and your answer ;). BT2: I am not a technician or so, just really like computers and tearing things apart.
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: replacing the thermal paste won't void the warranty, i would recommend you highly to replace the thermal paste on GPU /CPU ONLY don't replace the thermal gel on the other components use the same gel and pads. and about the cpu /gpu paste use this paste: thermal grizzly kryonaut: amzn.to/3x9lhLR
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Hello, me and my cousin have the same asus fx505dt with a ryzen 7 and a 1650, he got his like 5 months ago and i got mine like a year ago, his fans are so much quieter than mine so what im thinking is that his thermal paste application was better than mine and hes had it for a shorter time. So if I replace my thermal paste will my fans get quieter?
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: i would highly recommend you to open it up and do a repaste with a good thermal paste, i will link the best and 2nd best, and clean the fan and heatsink system, the reason the fan get loud its because the air duct are full of dust, open it up and clean it with a toothbrush, and compressed air. the best thermal paste: amzn.to/3lOnKJ9 2nd best: amzn.to/3lSlvnY a good air duster and powerful: amzn.to/2U86y5S
open it up and make sure you have not placed the LM on the GPU or CPU capacitors, if so clean it with ISO ALC. and you be fine. double check the connectors.
Hey. I followed your guide and applied new Kryonaut Thermal Paste on the GPU and CPU along with a 20*20*0.3 copper shim and tightening of the CPU gpu clamps. Temperatures seem to be a lot better. Thank you. I can't seem to fix the black and white wire to the wifi card though, because of which my wifi is not working. I used tape to hold it and the pins are visually connected, but aren't being detected. Any solutions?
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Hello. I have an asus tuf gaming. With an intel graphics card and a rtx 2060. It is a gaming laptop pc. I was playing one day and had a kind of glitch on the screen. I forced the pc to stop. And by turning it back on, everything worked except the screen which remained completely black. The fans are running. But the keyboard shows a red light. I have tried all the methods of removing the ram sticks, press the ignition button after disconnecting the battery. Nothing works. I know that with an external keyboard and perhaps specified manipulations, one can find a solution. Help me please.
Why not clean the other thermal paste on the other components and repaste it? Is there a significant difference on the performace or temp in bending the screw slots for cpu and gpu?
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by a sub :P regarding your question: there is no need to clean and replace the other components pads or paste, UNLESS you are over clocking then YES, BUT if you are not over clocking anything, then you really dont need to repaste or clean the pads on the other components as they dont over heat and you wont know any difference in performance. those components dont need pads or paste unless you over clock. regarding the bending the x-clamps: YOU WILL see a BIG difference in temperature and fan noise drop. remember fan noise and temperature goes hand by hand.
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by a sub :P regarding your question: you shouldn't be able to remove the screw from the spring. it should be there. just loosen the screw and thats all, then slide hard the cover to the front of the laptop.
I bought my laptop 6 months ago temps while gaming goes up to 93c or less depending on the game should i repaste it and clean it? Its an asus 705dt btw
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by SUB :P regarding your question: For sure you will be shocked how dry the paste will be or the cooling how dirty will be, also you may have a broken riser. i recommend you to open it up ASAP,, and check the cooling system.
Can you please make a video showing how to repair the wifi antenna? I broke it along with the connectors on the wifi card. I'm so sad and heart broken 😭😭 I hate those things they are so hard to clip on. 😪 I know I gotta remove the screen?
Thanks ✌ for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your accident with wifi card and cable, the best and easy way to repair the wifi board is to replace it, if not you will need to get soldering iron hot station and flux and much stuff and solder the connector, but its very easy and cheaper replace it: amzn.to/3A8MUq0 and regarding the cable dont remove the screen, you can get the new and better cables :amzn.to/3C3EiS0 and plug it and attache it to the button case or attach them to the battery with double sided table but it should come with adhesive.
@@uFixTek Thank you so much! You are incredible 😭 I will be donating for your time! Just a few questions, do I just simply attach the new antenna on top of the battery? Like how you show the opening in the video? And I don't need to remove the old antenna by removing the screen? Can I pretty much attach the antenna anywhere? Also, which one is the button case? In sum, will the new antenna pretty much sit on top? And will the old antenna interfere?
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@@uFixTek I do have one last question! On my laptop it says I have 2 GPU's. The gtx 1650 and the AMD Radeon Vega 8. However the Radeon gpu is reaching 90-95 C. I did all the re pasting so I'm not sure why it is still reaching high temps. 😅
Thank you! for the feedback and your support to the channel by SUB :P regarding your question: there are many factors to when you should change the thermal paste and clean the fans, if the environment where the laptop is used its dusty then every 7-12months, but if the room condition is dust free every 2-3years. THE best ways to know if you need to repaste check your GPU or CPU temps. at idle should be around 30-45 at max load cpu 70-80, GPU 70-85 use the following application: HWiNFO64 www.hwinfo.com/download/
Glad it helped! Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by a SUB :P if you ever got any question or request feel free to ask me. good luck my friend
What's the idle/under laod temperature of the laptop after replacing the thermal paste? Mine is at around 80-90 when under load so I'm not sure if I should re paste or that's just normal temperature for this laptop.
jesus after underload you are sitting at 80-90??? you for your need to open the laptop and check the heatsink and see if any of the heatsink risers are not broken, and DO a repaste. the idle should be 30-40c (no load)
it definitely did my friend , and after few days i repasted with : Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut: amzn.to/2UV30kl and i got a way better results and Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut is the top of the line before Liquid Metal. you will see a big difference in temps. thank you for the support to the channel :)
your temps should be around 75c gpu and 70-75c cpu if you use copper shim, and thats under max load. you may even get a way better result. keep us posted with your result :)
@@uFixTek Hi, its been a year now ever since I repasted. Now, I'm planning to put coppershim to cpu, gpu, and as well in the vrm (looking to lower more the temp for the gpu). I wonder if it's a good idea to do and what would be the copper shim's size per component?
Thank you for the feedback and your support to the channel by a sub :P regarding your question: NO NOT AT ALL, DONT change the pads for the vrams they are not important, unless if you over clock the vrans then YES, if not overclocking then dont replace them , you dont even need them if not over clocking.
no need to clean the vrams or touch it. its absolutely not necessary , the vrams are like regular ram chip, some ram chips come with heatsink for those that want to over clock them and the normal most dont come with heatsink because they are not supposed to be overclocked.
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: the fan dont start unless the temp goes over 60c when you power on only one fan may turn on and turn off but in order both fan to start the temp has to go over 60c
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Thanks for this ! Going to do it in a few on my fx505gd .. The laptop is actually great for the price i paid , but poorly designed regarding heat dissipation .. A good cooler and a 1 year period thermal paste replacement needed with these models for heavy gaming Again thanks , will donate as soon as i get a chance ! Cheers ;)
Glad it helped, Thanks ✌ for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you got any request or question feel free to ask me anytime. if you wish to support the channel (no donating) please use my amazon general link before buying or searching for your purchases :P amzn.to/3A8dJu6 also i have a new video on :ASUS TUF Gaming fx505d Laptop Repaste: th-cam.com/video/sFl9I5MAFJE/w-d-xo.html i apologize before hand about the audio and video quality of my old videos :( i have invested on making better quality on newer vids.
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In device manager, on a driver updater that i cant pay for shows something about a 2060 driver missing so im hopeful but i cant download the driver gui from nvidia because it says there is none, but i feel lile it would work if i cant install the legacy inside device manager but idk where to find the driver
okay 1st update bios then, look for for a option that says dedicated video =enable. fresh install windows with UEFI enable. then try installing the drivers.
by "rest of the parts" you mean the extra paste around the cpu gpu?, if so its because its not needed as the paste its too dry and you may damage the capacitors, and i dont want my subscribers start damaging the laptop, IF "rest of the parts" means the Vrams?, if so then the reason is that the jell pad that they have there its perfectly fine and you trully never need to replace them , even have them in some cases, the vrams dont need cooling on laptops UNLESS you OC the vram chips with third party apps. if you think that the vrams need the cooling then you may worry about your regular Rams that do even most of the job. Thank you for the feedback and support :)
use a artic mx-4 and use a copper shim and the temps shouldn't reach 90 max 85c , also lift the back end of the laptop about 1-2cm so you get a better air flow and it will help a lot.
wow thankss bro helped me a lot. i have the same fx505dv model, and the cpu overheats sometimes resulting crazy fps drops. at first i think it was cpu bottleneck, but then i opened it and i dont believe how actually dry it is. now after the repaste, it goes perfectly fine bro 🙏
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jesus 90 its too much when at full load max should be 70-80 sometimes depending the room temp and many other factor you can go up to 85 but no more than than. repaste and when doing gaming lift the back end of the laptop about 1-2 cm and you will see a big temp drop because of air flow. thank you for the support and post your results :)
Hello, if Asus your laptop ever broke, and if it's main board ( motherboard ) is fine, Please Sell me. I'm in Maldives, my Asus tuf fx505dt is dead, and there is no Asus Service Center here in the Maldives. Hence I'm looking to repair the laptop myself.
Yeah thanks, i speak 5 lang and recording knowing what to say and focusing its not easy for me right now but i appreciate the support and comments i get :P thank you
Hey there!! So I came here to tell you that I replaced the thermal paste!! The video was really helpful, and I managed to get down these results:
Before:
At start: 41C°
Usual tasks: 50-60C°
Under heavy pressure: 85-97C°
Now:
At start: 29C°
Usual tasks: 40C°
Under heavy pressure: 70C°
Maximum (1 to 2 seconds: 88C°
Thermal paste used: Coolermaster mastergel pro.
Thank you very much ;)
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Im super glad that my videos are helping people like you, to service and fix their laptops, just a note: if you in the next service in a year or two use a thermal grizzly kryonaut : amzn.to/2RyMet6
you will see a better results 3-5c less.
also try to rise the back end of the laptop by 1-2cm with rubber legs : amzn.to/3ilZaNN
just place one on the back corner not in the front, and you will see the magic, better air flow lower temps.
Saludos
@@uFixTek Thank you, my man!
anytime my friend :)
Yo, i was wondering, where ur fans b4 the repaste loud? Because me and my cousin have the same exact laptop, only differences is that hes had his for 5 months and ive had mine for 1 year and his fans are so much quieter than mine. So were ur fans loud b4 and were they quieter after repaste?
About thermal paste on graphic memory - don't use another paste on old paste. It should be cleared up and replaced. Also from my point of view what I see it's a little bit too much thermal paste. But I like the idea of more pressure on CPU/GPU with that bending.
thank you for the feedback! regarding your observation, i'm not mixing old thermal paste with old thermal paste, im mixing the new thermal paste with thermal GEL. as i haven't found a provider that can sell a thermal gel. and i have ran few test by adding a none conductive thermal paste beside or on to the thermal gel it does help out, but the correct way is to get the thermal gel. there is no harm done with you place a lot of thermal paste on capacitors or coils. if you replace the gel with pads you will get horrible thermals on cpu or gpu and the pads have lots of tension and will push away the heatsink. so get thermal gel or mix it will thermal paste to help a bit.
again i appreciate your support and feedback.
Thank you so much for this detailed and comprehensive tutorial! It was anxiety-inducing since this was my first time but following your tutorial helped guide me and now my CPU/GPU temperatures are good and low. 👌
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if you have any question or request feel free to ask my anytime my friend :)
sorry that i was away for few days.
Thank you for this tutorial I have done everything right besides the wifi chip cords won’t go back on the Wi-Fi card is there a way I can still have wood without them being place right on top
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regarding your question: those cables are push down clips, if you damaged the cable heads then you need to get new wifi cable and connect and jam it in the in the empty space.
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Thank you. I really wish my service center was as good as you. I really liked the part when you suggest bending the clamps slightly so that it will sit better on the cpu.
Can I ask what copper cleaning solution consists of? Will Dil vinegar help?
Also regarding alcohol, I have medical grade isopropyl alcohol. Does it's percentage matter?
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regarding your questions:
#1. bending the xclam will give a better pressure from heatsink to the CPU/GPU
#2. if you dont have silver or copper cleaner solution you can use a vinegar and mixed with "baking soda"
and use to rub the copper and it will remove any layer of oxidation, just remember you will have about 10sec before the copper starts to react with air(oxygen) so apply 1st the thermal paste and prepare everything and once cleaned the heatsink sit it down right away.
#3. regarding the alcohol , you can use the "medical grade isopropyl alcohol" but i would not recommend you as it have more water base. i would highly recommend use 90+% iso alcohol.
if you got any other questions feel free to ask me. good luck
@@uFixTek thank you. This is the best channel I've seen explaining in such detail.
Thank you for the awesome feedback my friend :)
Good guide why did you bent the screw bits though on the heat pipes where it screws in?
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regarding your question: the reason is that you bend it backward abit to give it more tension and it will have a great pull to the cpu, and the better the pressure from heatsink to the object its better heat/cold transfer.
Very good video, thank you it helped me a lot, now i'll encourage to open my asus and replace the paste... would you suggest any Liquid Metal instead? or do you even suggest Liquid metal? My asus goes up to 95c degrees when gaming at full load... i am looking to make it lower, thank you in advance for your reply
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regarding the question about the LM, YES AND NO:
IF you move the laptop a lot in a bag or from table to table: then DON'T do LM
BUT if the laptop sits on a table always without moving then YES DO IT,
Reason for the above would be, people that say LM goes bad after year or two or 5 years is because they dont understand the chemistry behind the LM and the long effect of LM:
LM:
at its normal state is Liquid, as it says on the box:P
that what makes it easy to apply,
now lets say you apply LM on a CPU laptop: the LM will starts bonding on heat-sink and cpu or gpu dye, and after few months of usage by transferring heat or cold, the LIQUID portion of the components starts to dry up, and it supposed to do this not because its getting bad or something, its a good thing that the Liquid starts to evaporate.
because then the risk of spilling and going over the motherboard goes down to 0%.
BUT that's not the best part, the best part is that when LM is dried it will bond both materials 100% even better than when it was on its liquid form factor.
NOW this is where you make up your mind and decide if you want LM or not:
#1. when the bond is solid the heat transfer is at its best BUT the bond is VERY VER VERY fragile , any small bang or hit or drop it will break the bond, because the heatsink have x clamp and its there for retraction when the components heat up, so when the bond is broken by hit then your temperatures will be the worst you ever seen. and there is no Liquid so it can start bonding again.
#2. if you dont hit and really really take care of the laptop and have it as workstation, then you will only see improvements on temps, and every 6months open up to clean the fans without lifting or moving or jerking the heatsink.
WHAT I WOULD RECOMMEND you is this:
thermal grizzly kryonaut:
amzn.to/3u3sE6A
its the same brand but in the paste version, the cons and pro:
pro: gives you the same results as the LM but with 2-3c less
pro: none conductive
pro:last 8years under heavy usage
cons: you loose 2-3c :P
cons: you have to repaste after 8years
cons: can't think of any at the moment
i hope this explains a bit, i have made videos on LM for laptop if you will to check them out go to my videos and search for Liquid word.
good luck
what are the GPU temps while you are gaming heavily in this laptop?
@@souravkumar5774 I did set the max cpu power to 99% in the energy options and now it gets up like to 80c kinda. Instead of 93-95 that I had before. Never repasted it cuz after I found that I could set the energy options from cpu in that way, I just never opened
Broski is there a substitute for a copper cleaner or is there any alternative thing that I can use? I was planning to get the paste online but I dont think I have enough for cleaner. Thanks.
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regarding your question:
you dont need to use a cleaner copper or silver cleaner, you can mix a "baking soda" with alcohol, and rub with your finger rub it into the heatsink and it will clean it in seconds.
Bro your tutorial gave me confidence and the knowledge to repaste my laptop thank you so very much brother
Glad to hear that, and thank you for the support to the channel. if you ever have any questions regarding laptops or services ask me in any of my video comments. :)
@@uFixTek definitely thought about my future LMAO
Do you believe xmt-50 thermal paste is good for long term gaming on gtx 2060 6vram, ryzen 5 16gram laptop
xmt-50 thermal paste are very good paste , but you have to keep in mind one factor, no matter what type of thermal paste you use , you must replace the paste every 1-2years if you are going to do heavy load 6-9h a day. the thermal paste they can say it can last 7years or so, but that is under very normal low usage also (fair use), they don't count in the long hours of gaming or rendering or OC'ing. any thermal compound that is under heavy use after 2years starts hardening and loosing its chemical properties, therefor it will not be as efficient source of cold / heat transfer. the only thermal compound that can last lifetime without replacing is the LM. but again the people that say that LM needs to be replace they don't understand why is it that after sometime of having LM then suddenly they have bad temps, and they conclude that its the life spam of the LM. but that is not true. LM after few months or year of usage it starts bounding two materials together, by loosing its Liquid part and, and becoming solder bound, and that is the best part BUT at the same time is the most fragile part of LM. because when LM is at its bound stage and no more liquid, if you hit the laptop that is inside you bag even if the hit is not a direct hit, but enough to shake the heatsing by nano millimeter it will crack the rock solid LM and you will get a horrible temps.
the only place that you should use LM is in a PC where the motherboard in sitting flat on the base of the case and the heatsink on top, unlike the many cases that the motherboard hangs on the side and then people mount the enormous heatsink hanging to the cpu counter gravity, and this heatsinks use springs to hold in place. and if you place LM and if you just tap the side of the case after year or so the heatsink will move and it will break the seal (LM).
the best cases are any case that keeps the mobo flat on its case.
e.g: amzn.to/32ARBdE
to conclude:
thermal compound is measure in delta tempreture, and the lower is the better: so always look for the "W/mK chart" people / videos can lie but numbers dont.
imgur.com/a/S5zypLT
if you gona use LM on laptop you should never ever move it :P
if you using on a pc make sure if flat sit mobo style.
if you going to use thermal paste use the best you can get but always replace every 2years of OC or heavy daily use, else every 4years
You may not even bother reading this but this is the best i can explain at the moment without going into more details.
good luck my friend in you adventure :P
in other words go with amzn.to/35itCBs
in my opinion, and every 2years or so replace it as you service you car :P
Hi ! Why didn´t you clean the other components before using thermal paste ? Thanks !
🫠Regarding your question, because i added the paste over the thermal putty they are thermal putty or gel if you remove it you will need to get new gel or putty to add , all i did add a thermal paste over the putty so it can bind better,
cheers🍻
@@uFixTek thanks for answering !
It's my pleasure my friend.
By any chance do you have a link to a good thermal silicone I can buy for the vrams I just ordered thermal grizzly for the cpu and gpu
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regarding your question: its called thermal putty and get them on aliexpress they are the only once we tested and very good quality:
is.gd/oaSU5o
Tried this and found a screw stripped from the factory. Have tried what seems like everything to get it out. Any ideas??
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amzn.to/36XLky1
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By any chance do you have a link or know a company I can order thermal silicone my cooler is smaller and I just ordered a big one like that one it fits perfectly I also ordered thermal grizzly for the gpu and cpu but I don't know which silicone to order for the vrms and vram
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regarding your question: its called thermal putty, we purchase them from aliexpress and this is a very good quality, is.gd/oaSU5o
Do i need to replace the thermal paste on the vram and other chips? or ca i just leave them alone and only repaste my Cpu and Gpu
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regarding your question: i do recommend you to change the thermal putty (not paste) shorturl.at/itwO4
@@uFixTek is it fine if I use thermal paste instead of thermal putty?
NO my friend DON'T use the paste instead of the putty.
Any information on the size of new thermal pads? 0.5mm ? 1mm ?
i measure the original pads and its .5mm
amzn.to/3xT03CT
does anyone have idea what is the diameter of the screws in the
heatsink?? I sent it for repair and later wanted to change the thermal
paste myself and the company destroyed 3 of the screws...
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Regarding your request: on Monday when i get back to the store i will check the size and let you know.
@@uFixTek liked and subbed :)
much appreciated 😃
I have a question, what is the function of the aluminum cover of the ssd m.2?
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Regarding your question: its to dissipate the heat a bit, but not a big deal, without it.
Thank you so much for this amazing video! I have the same laptop and my fans are going out! I'm getting 95c temps. I just bought the paste along with the fans. For maximum results, you recommend the copper shims? Should I also use Thermal Pads?? Do you recommend I place those on other components? Also, I saw people are using copper heat sinks on their SSD mv.2 do you recommend any type of heatsink/pad on any of the rams, memory etc?? Im hoping to cool this thing as maximum as possible! Thank you so much for your expertise!! I'm a new sub!!
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Regarding your question: #1. get your self only two copper shim .3mm amzn.to/3A3bA36
#2. i would highly recommend you to get this paste : thermal grizzly kryonaut : amzn.to/3E2gH68
and regarding the vram chips dont touch them leave them the way they are as they dont actually need cooling unless you are going to over clock the vrams, else just leave them alone.
#3. no need to cool the m.2 ssd as it will not even affect any performance on its usage or durability.
#4. the trick i would recommend to lift the back end of the laptop by 1-2cm and you will see the magic, it will have battery fresh air flow, amzn.to/3nn8CTE
you only need them for the back end.
if you have any other question feel free to ask me.
@@uFixTek You are amazing! Thank you sooo much! 😭
its my pleasure my friend :)
if you need help always ask me :)
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bro why yours have a vent on the left? mine is FX505DT and it only has two on the back
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regarding your question: its because you have a lower end GPU, this model has a 1070GTX yours maybe 1060 or 1050
Hey. My brother removed all the old thermal paste from all the parts and replaced it. Do i have to worry about the laptop?
depending the type or brand of the paste he used.
@@uFixTek MX-4
is it a good one ?
Hold on he removed the thermal gel? from the components?
@@uFixTek yes, and put some thermal paster instead, the laptop is not overheating at all, its better than before but im kinda worried cuz in ur video u only removed it from cpu and gpu not everything
Can u say us what temperature you have it before and after? i have 80-90-95*C in games. I need to repaste? the seller told the paste it s fresh, but i don t think...please help me! I also perforated the case for better cooling and I use a coolerpad
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regarding your question: WTF how does the seller know that the paste is fresh lol , those temps are not that bad under load, you should be getting GPU top 80 CPU top 85 when gaming after 20min. but i would recommend you to place the laptop on top of a desk and use a riser or something to lift the back end only about 1-2cm and it will help you a lot.
but regarding if you need to repaste, when you hit anything on cpu over 95c then repaste and use this paste :
thermal grizzly kryonaut: amzn.to/3h6JVYh
everyone's temps may be very different depending on many factors, room temp game type and how optimize is your laptop windows. my temps were 90 -98c and after servicing mac GPU 75-CPU 85
@@uFixTek i changed the paste (arctic mx2), now i have 80-85*C în game. Was a lot of paste there, i think that was the problem.. Now i will try to lift the laptop with 1-2cm :) thank you
awesome you will see the extra drop by lifting the back a bit for fresh air flow
Does good brand of thermal paste matter?
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Thanks for the video mate. I repasted my laptop with artic mx-4. CPU now goes max up to 85'c (earlier it was 90+) and GPU 75'c. I read in the commnets that u recommend a copper shim to decrese the temp even . Do you have a video for it. If not can u pls describe the procedure ?
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regarding your question:
IF you want to get the best results get this:
amzn.to/3cM2mho
and get the 20mm x 20mm .3mm
amzn.to/38ZYOHk
its really simple:
you will clean the heatsink and the GPU/CPU
then you will apply a paste on the CPU/GPU
after place a copper shim over the cpu and gpu
and then place more paste on top of the copper shims and you are all set , enjoy the drop :)
(all you doing its increasing the pressure on the CPU and GPU and therefore you will get better heat transfer, and your fan noise will be less)
remember that the GPU and CPU have a fan curve, that means after placing the copper shim you may get near the same results, but your fan will work less = less fan noise
i would highly recommend you to sandwich that copper shim in there :P
and an EXTRA TIP:
try to rise the back end of the laptop about 2-3cm off the table and you will see an additional temp drop, as you will help the fresh air intake.
if anything else let me know.
Can you make a video on how to clean the fans? I believe we have the same laptop.
right @9:50 i have both fans out and to clean it, its simply a tooth brush and air compressor, no need to do anything else, use a brush (tooth brush) and blow some air and done. but to get to the ram you have to remove the heatsink. if you remove the heatsink you must repaste.
there is no otherway to remove the fans without removing the heatsink.
Can't I just apply a fresh batch of thermal paste by wiping the old thermal silicon away?
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regarding your question: if you talking about the GPU and CPU , then YES CLEAN the old paste and put new good quality paste.
if you talking about the other component , it doesn't make any difference in performance or anything if you replace it.
@@uFixTek Thank You for the information I just followed what you did and added a little on top of the melted silicon pads
that would be just fine, and its a thermal gel :P
@@uFixTek Yes, i used Cooler Master's "Mastergel Maker".. now the cpu is going upto 78-78C max, which was 85+ before
awesome if you want better result use this:
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut : amzn.to/3c3XzIM
Hello, by accident i remove the thermal gel for the vrams of the gpu and just put thermal paste. Any place where i can buy that thermal gel so it´s like new? i just have thermal pads and thermal paste. Would really aprecciate the help. And where do i put the copper shims?
the problem is we can't find any seller anywhere where they can sell thermal Gel that is not thermal Glue gel. use .3mm thermal pads
Can u show how to clean the fan?
i will get my hands on one ans i will make a video.
Do u have a video of cleaning the fan and intake ports?
no my friend my i would for sure add it to the list to make. thank you for the support and feedback.
Hi, already support your channel, Im wondering can use same termal paste that I will apply to my CPU and GPU its "Artic Mx-4 termal paste" for other components that you don't repaste.? By the way Im plan to OV
Yes, you can my friend the artic mx-2 its not conductive its safe to apply.
I mean can I use "Artic MX-4 Termal paste" to all componets cpu,gpu, vram and other components ?
yes you could, no harm done. BUT i would recommend you to use the Arctic MX-4 only on CPU and GPU, for the rest you will need a GEL thermal paste.
i can't find a link to one, or use a thermal pads .3mm
Hello, my friend! Just checked the video because my laptop is reaching high temperatures after just 6 months of use. I already expanded the storage (got my hands in a 1TB nvme from WB and is going sweet), by myself and was pretty easy. I Would like to ask you if I should repaste the components by myself or recommend that I take it to Asus. It still has the warranty btw, does replace the thermal paste void it? Thank you very much for the video and your answer ;). BT2: I am not a technician or so, just really like computers and tearing things apart.
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regarding your question: replacing the thermal paste won't void the warranty, i would recommend you highly to replace the thermal paste on GPU /CPU ONLY don't replace the thermal gel on the other components use the same gel and pads.
and about the cpu /gpu paste use this paste:
thermal grizzly kryonaut: amzn.to/3x9lhLR
Great video, very helpful, thank you!
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Hello, me and my cousin have the same asus fx505dt with a ryzen 7 and a 1650, he got his like 5 months ago and i got mine like a year ago, his fans are so much quieter than mine so what im thinking is that his thermal paste application was better than mine and hes had it for a shorter time. So if I replace my thermal paste will my fans get quieter?
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regarding your question: i would highly recommend you to open it up and do a repaste with a good thermal paste, i will link the best and 2nd best, and clean the fan and heatsink system, the reason the fan get loud its because the air duct are full of dust, open it up and clean it with a toothbrush, and compressed air.
the best thermal paste: amzn.to/3lOnKJ9
2nd best: amzn.to/3lSlvnY
a good air duster and powerful: amzn.to/2U86y5S
I used liquid metal and may had short-circuit my pc and it wont turned on, only the power button lights up, is this repairable?
open it up and make sure you have not placed the LM on the GPU or CPU capacitors, if so clean it with ISO ALC. and you be fine. double check the connectors.
Hey.
I followed your guide and applied new Kryonaut Thermal Paste on the GPU and CPU along with a 20*20*0.3 copper shim and tightening of the CPU gpu clamps.
Temperatures seem to be a lot better. Thank you.
I can't seem to fix the black and white wire to the wifi card though, because of which my wifi is not working. I used tape to hold it and the pins are visually connected, but aren't being detected.
Any solutions?
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regarding your question: you can get the antennas and plug them on and move them over the battery and jam it on empty space it will work the same, and you will get good signal.
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Hello. I have an asus tuf gaming. With an intel graphics card and a rtx 2060. It is a gaming laptop pc. I was playing one day and had a kind of glitch on the screen. I forced the pc to stop. And by turning it back on, everything worked except the screen which remained completely black. The fans are running. But the keyboard shows a red light. I have tried all the methods of removing the ram sticks, press the ignition button after disconnecting the battery. Nothing works. I know that with an external keyboard and perhaps specified manipulations, one can find a solution. Help me please.
Why not clean the other thermal paste on the other components and repaste it? Is there a significant difference on the performace or temp in bending the screw slots for cpu and gpu?
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regarding your question:
there is no need to clean and replace the other components pads or paste, UNLESS you are over clocking then YES, BUT if you are not over clocking anything, then you really dont need to repaste or clean the pads on the other components as they dont over heat and you wont know any difference in performance.
those components dont need pads or paste unless you over clock.
regarding the bending the x-clamps: YOU WILL see a BIG difference in temperature and fan noise drop. remember fan noise and temperature goes hand by hand.
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regarding your question:
you shouldn't be able to remove the screw from the spring. it should be there.
just loosen the screw and thats all, then slide hard the cover to the front of the laptop.
@@uFixTek thankyouu so much. Yeah already subscribed
@@jaycastillo1103 much appreciated :)
I bought my laptop 6 months ago temps while gaming goes up to 93c or less depending on the game should i repaste it and clean it? Its an asus 705dt btw
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regarding your question: For sure you will be shocked how dry the paste will be or the cooling how dirty will be, also you may have a broken riser. i recommend you to open it up ASAP,, and check the cooling system.
Can you please make a video showing how to repair the wifi antenna? I broke it along with the connectors on the wifi card. I'm so sad and heart broken 😭😭 I hate those things they are so hard to clip on. 😪 I know I gotta remove the screen?
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regarding your accident with wifi card and cable, the best and easy way to repair the wifi board is to replace it, if not you will need to get soldering iron hot station and flux and much stuff and solder the connector, but its very easy and cheaper replace it:
amzn.to/3A8MUq0
and regarding the cable dont remove the screen,
you can get the new and better cables :amzn.to/3C3EiS0
and plug it and attache it to the button case or attach them to the battery with double sided table but it should come with adhesive.
@@uFixTek Thank you so much! You are incredible 😭 I will be donating for your time! Just a few questions, do I just simply attach the new antenna on top of the battery? Like how you show the opening in the video? And I don't need to remove the old antenna by removing the screen? Can I pretty much attach the antenna anywhere? Also, which one is the button case? In sum, will the new antenna pretty much sit on top? And will the old antenna interfere?
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@@uFixTek You are incredible 😭😭😭 thank you so much!!!
@@uFixTek I do have one last question! On my laptop it says I have 2 GPU's. The gtx 1650 and the AMD Radeon Vega 8. However the Radeon gpu is reaching 90-95 C. I did all the re pasting so I'm not sure why it is still reaching high temps. 😅
Nice video man, I’ll keep it for when I will have to replace the thermal paste
Btw how often should I replace it?
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regarding your question: there are many factors to when you should change the thermal paste and clean the fans,
if the environment where the laptop is used its dusty then every 7-12months, but if the room condition is dust free every 2-3years.
THE best ways to know if you need to repaste check your GPU or CPU temps.
at idle should be around 30-45
at max load cpu 70-80, GPU 70-85
use the following application:
HWiNFO64
www.hwinfo.com/download/
@@uFixTek thank you so much :)
@@jonathan___qc5917 my pleasure my friend
Thank you, the video helped me a lot!
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if you ever got any question or request feel free to ask me. good luck my friend
What's the idle/under laod temperature of the laptop after replacing the thermal paste? Mine is at around 80-90 when under load so I'm not sure if I should re paste or that's just normal temperature for this laptop.
jesus after underload you are sitting at 80-90???
you for your need to open the laptop and check the heatsink and see if any of the heatsink risers are not broken, and DO a repaste. the idle should be 30-40c (no load)
How's your temperature after the repaste? Did it improve??
it definitely did my friend , and after few days i repasted with :
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut: amzn.to/2UV30kl
and i got a way better results and Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut is the top of the line before Liquid Metal.
you will see a big difference in temps.
thank you for the support to the channel :)
Thats great!!! I'll probably try repasting by that thermal paste. May I ask how much temp I can expect ??
your temps should be around 75c gpu and 70-75c cpu
if you use copper shim, and thats under max load.
you may even get a way better result.
keep us posted with your result :)
@@uFixTek Hi, its been a year now ever since I repasted. Now, I'm planning to put coppershim to cpu, gpu, and as well in the vrm (looking to lower more the temp for the gpu). I wonder if it's a good idea to do and what would be the copper shim's size per component?
do you recommend changing the paste to thermalpad for the VRAM ?
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regarding your question: NO NOT AT ALL, DONT change the pads for the vrams they are not important, unless if you over clock the vrans then YES, if not overclocking then dont replace them , you dont even need them if not over clocking.
@@uFixTek how about cleaning the VRAM and repaste it, or just leave the way it is? Which one do you recommend?
no need to clean the vrams or touch it. its absolutely not necessary , the vrams are like regular ram chip, some ram chips come with heatsink for those that want to over clock them and the normal most dont come with heatsink because they are not supposed to be overclocked.
@@uFixTek alright, thank you so much, really appreciate your info
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My fan is not working after cleaning, does someone knows what happened?
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regarding your question: the fan dont start unless the temp goes over 60c
when you power on only one fan may turn on and turn off but in order both fan to start the temp has to go over 60c
@@uFixTek thank you very much, Does this apply to all the laptops?
mostly for basic laptops not much but mid range to high range this is standard, on alienware and omen hp this is normal.
Now the temperature are dropped by 25-30 degrees c thanks mateb
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have u added extra heat pipes?
no i didn't my friend , thanks for the feedback and your support to the channel.
How long does it take to repaste?
20-30min tops but aim for 1h so you can take your time.
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does it have difference between fx505d and fx505dt?because i have the dt version
no its, the same internals just gpu model or ram configuration. but physically its the same. thank you for the support :)
Thanks for this ! Going to do it in a few on my fx505gd ..
The laptop is actually great for the price i paid , but poorly designed regarding heat dissipation ..
A good cooler and a 1 year period thermal paste replacement needed with these models for heavy gaming
Again thanks , will donate as soon as i get a chance ! Cheers ;)
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Thank you my friend my pc keep crashing like crazy now its working just fine
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I finally cleanedy dirty fans but my asus tuf is still loud... im not relieved
Did you changed the thermal paste? you need to change the paste my friend and this laptops are a bit loud anyways
I put all back together and my gpu only shows the weaker one. My 2060 rtx popped up once but i installed something and rebooted and its gone
In device manager, on a driver updater that i cant pay for shows something about a 2060 driver missing so im hopeful but i cant download the driver gui from nvidia because it says there is none, but i feel lile it would work if i cant install the legacy inside device manager but idk where to find the driver
okay 1st update bios then, look for for a option that says dedicated video =enable. fresh install windows with UEFI enable. then try installing the drivers.
@@uFixTek i turned my pc on and it said gpu driver ready for install, and i open dm and it shows my gpu
Then it restarted automatically and its gone i also do not have that option in bios
Oh god idk wtf wrong with my laptop, now the password ive been using for the past year on bios that i have not changed is now incorrect
why didn't you clean the rest of the parts from the paste ???
by "rest of the parts" you mean the extra paste around the cpu gpu?, if so its because its not needed as the paste its too dry and you may damage the capacitors, and i dont want my subscribers start damaging the laptop,
IF "rest of the parts" means the Vrams?, if so then the reason is that the jell pad that they have there its perfectly fine and you trully never need to replace them , even have them in some cases, the vrams dont need cooling on laptops UNLESS you OC the vram chips with third party apps.
if you think that the vrams need the cooling then you may worry about your regular Rams that do even most of the job.
Thank you for the feedback and support :)
@@uFixTek that's what I meant about VRAM - thank you very much for the extensive explanations - respect and best regards
Thank you, NOTE dont put pads on vrams as it will counter force the heatsink and it will end up over heating gpu or cpu. good luck
Ok i reset my pc again and its working like it was before, with the brand new as5 it still runs at 80-90 while playing dayz
i would suggest adding a copper shim, and what thermal paste you used?
@@uFixTek arctic silver 5
use a artic mx-4 and use a copper shim and the temps shouldn't reach 90 max 85c , also lift the back end of the laptop about 1-2cm so you get a better air flow and it will help a lot.
wow thankss bro helped me a lot. i have the same fx505dv model, and the cpu overheats sometimes resulting crazy fps drops. at first i think it was cpu bottleneck, but then i opened it and i dont believe how actually dry it is. now after the repaste, it goes perfectly fine bro 🙏
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Just replaced my thermal paste and dusted off the fans
awesome :) 🍻
Super 👌
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The way you paste above, does it make it run around less than 70°c while gaming
Because before i stopped it was running around 90°c
Tomorrow i get my paste 😍
jesus 90 its too much when at full load max should be 70-80 sometimes depending the room temp and many other factor you can go up to 85 but no more than than. repaste and when doing gaming lift the back end of the laptop about 1-2 cm and you will see a big temp drop because of air flow. thank you for the support and post your results :)
Nice
Thanks for the support
Hello,
if Asus your laptop ever broke, and if it's main board ( motherboard ) is fine, Please Sell me. I'm in Maldives, my Asus tuf fx505dt is dead, and there is no Asus Service Center here in the Maldives. Hence I'm looking to repair the laptop myself.
Very good tutorial, but even masters make small mistakes, ssd drive lmao bro keep the good content and work up.
Yeah thanks, i speak 5 lang and recording knowing what to say and focusing its not easy for me right now but i appreciate the support and comments i get :P thank you
And the theemal pad on vram? 🥲🥲
they don't use pads on this because the pads will force the heatsink away from GPU and CPU , they use a thermal putty.