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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2022
- In this video i will show you how to Clean and repaste XBOX Series X 1882 STEP By STEP.
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Replacing the blue thermal pads as well would be way better. But of course more work and more expensive. But if you want to have your Xbox longer it makes sence
if your pads are dry and or cracked then sure replace them, and get thermal putty for the vrams.
cheers🍻
This is fantastic clear steps to clean my damn xbox. thank you
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Hi can I use Graphite Thermal Pad for the Cpu/Gpu instead of the usual thermal paste?
🫠Regarding your question, sure you can just make sure you cover with kapton tape all the components around the crystal dye, because the graphite is conductive.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
cheers🍻
@@uFixTek great thanks a lot bro
It's my pleasure my friend.
thanks, I have to clean my xbox, it's full of dust and the fan started to be loud
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if you have any question or request during your servicing or in the future feel free to ask me.
What kind of gpu does it have is it like a 3070 ??
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Regarding your question, the GPU pull on this xbox is almost the same as 3070
there is no GPU it is a APU, and again it works almost like 3070.
Nice video! What size thermal pad thickness does the series x use?
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regarding your question: its not the thermal pad , its a thermal putty, but you could use a pad use 2mm. amzn.to/3QWuJgC
@@uFixTek Awesome, thanks for the response! I replaced the putty with 1.5mm Gelid thermal pads. I replaced the paste with Thermalright TFX and put it back together. Found some other issues with it so waiting on a part to come in to remove and solder on the new piece, so haven't seen if the thermal pads and paste will perform well with that size yet.
ah oki wish you the best :)
if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.
@@uFixTekHave you measured the putty so you now 2mm will work? And will that size work for every component that has putty in the xbox series x?
@@Revolver34Have you checked yet?
Works a 2mm Soft Thermal PAD vor RAM, instead the thermal Puddy ?
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Regarding your question, you could use a 2mm or i would go with 3mm so the squish better.
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Yesterday i put 1,5mm pads und my xbox x now its make ja beep and didnt startet
its not the pad issue my friend double check your connections. something is not connected right
@@uFixTek yeah you right, i crash near the xklemb a litten metal Piece from the Board, you know how kan i fix it ?
you damaged the paths, i need you to send me a picture of damaged area and a VERY CLEAR micro shot too
Garantiyi bozar mi ?
Evet arkadaşım olacak, bunu ancak garantiniz bittikten sonra yapmalısınız.
When does the Xbox need to be repasted?
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Regarding your question, don't let anyone give a day numbers or time line, there are few factors you need to know before calculating service time,
#1. use environment (if its dusty , or not at room temperature)
#2. how many hours in a 24h is it turned on?
#3. out of the above hours how many hours is game play time, not counting movies or anything else, only game time
#4. type of the thermal paste that is used, (this applies after the 1st service when you apply your thermal paste, because we don't have specs of factory paste)
scenarios:
if your environment is dusty, and you play over 6h game time on it every day, and you have used a good thermal paste like thermal grizzly kryonaut on 1st service, then i recommend you to service the console every 15months.
NOTE:
it is very important to pay close attention on the 2nd service (re-pasting) after 15months, because this 2nd service will help you to narrow dawn the more exact service time for the next time.
you need to see the following:
-if the paste that you place 15 months ago , it is still pasty or its dried and rock solid
-look for excessive dust buildup on the heatsink
If you find any of or both of the above situation then you will need to lower your next repaste to a lower dates, eg. every 12 months.
else if paste still good and heatsink some what clean, then increase the service to 2years.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
@uFixTek so does gametime use up the Xbox harder then movie time?
100% yes, the power consumption and CPU/APU usage go much higher on game time, there fore higher temperatures
@@uFixTek thanks for the replys
It's my pleasure my friend. 😊🍻
As simple to disassemble and reassemble as the James Webb Telescope 😊. Nice work Microsoft, but next time try to make it easier to maintain
jajajaja tru tru,
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Take it apart again after using it, and tell me how much condensation you find on every bit of that blue thermal putty. It's allot.. You should at least take it off and knead and reapply every piece so it gets reset when reassembling
it's not condensation, my friend it's "oil bleeding phenomenon", just nothing to worry about.
@@uFixTekI don't think I was being rude when I commented, but I repaired an Xbox series x... Put it back together.. And after only a few minutes of being on it had to be torn down and I found condensation on every pad .I wasn't hallucinating... I think it was from the small gap that's created from taking it apart and putting it back... You don't have to be rude about it, asking if I know what conden-fknsation is? Do you?
i don't and didn't mean to be rude, but what you call "condensation" is absolutely wrong, because its impossible to create condensation , at room temperature unless you go subzero. what you got its the "oil bleeding phenomenon" that happens on thermal pads and thermal putty. its not conductive the oil substance.
@@uFixTek ok, so why couldn't you just say, " no what you're referring to is BLEED" instead of insulting someone's error. And to bring up your 17 years of experience just to seem better than someone on top of being rude was great 👍 I could tell you at my 44 years of age, my 34 years of experience in my many fields makes me better than you... But I wouldn't do that..I would simply correct you.. but yeah, thanks for correcting me and giving me the proper answer I apparently was looking for..I won't inconvenience you again.. I'll be sure of that. God bless
I apologize for my earlier response that you found rude. I have corrected my answer, and I'm sorry if I came across as too harsh. We're both the same age almost, I should have been more respectful. When I mentioned my experience, it was not to brag, but to assure you that I have done this many times and do it for a living. Again, I apologize for my improper form of answering. Cheers 🍻