So what about this video that deserves dislikes? Especially after 1 hour of posting, assuming you are a subscriber considering how quickly you casted your opinion post release. Very curious, thanks.
Cause people love to hate? Or they misclicked? Idk man, people are weird. I dont see why people dislike videos that are good, informative and quick like these ones.
I would lean towards accidental clicks maybe. Not much to dislike in my opinion 🤷🏼♂️. But same here, I would be interested in their reason if it was on purpose.
I have this laptop and it’s an absolute beast... only thing is that the heat it gets rid of it makes it a radiator and has so much thrust in those fans. Overall best laptop I have ever owned and I ah e previously owned 4 gaming laptops
great video ... please consider doing videos on screen/display replacements/ upgrades on laptops as well....as far as im aware theres no channel that do this specifically to inform people about the process.
I did this long ago. There really isn’t a need for this since displays are much nicer now. Thin bezel laptops are not easy to remove their bezel without damage. They also use adhesive on the chin making it ever worse.
An advice I'd like to give to people looking forward to repasting this laptop is that there is such thing as putting too much thermal paste when repasting a laptop, at least this one. I have repasted mine twice with kryonaut, and the result differ A LOT. First time used the pea method, a method I've used before and never gave me any problems, and when I started up the laptop noticed that my idle temps hadn't changed, at stock the first months my idle temp was around 45, when I begun the process of repasting was aroun 57, and when I repasted the first time was 54. As I kept using the laptop for a few days, for both gaming and architecture rendering workflows, with fans at max I still hit around 95 degrees, which was better than the 100 mark but not by much. Got stressed out, so time for a second repaste. This time I tried to be more careful, apparently even the pea sized amount was too much, and kryonaut is known to have problems if you're constantly going over 80°. So, I went in, cleaned up, but this time in the CPU I applied the paste with the tool included, just a thin layer, I still used the X method on the GPU, which didn't go above 70 even on stock paste (it's evident that is because there is more copper meant to disipate heat from the GPU), my theory was that when the cooler is that limited what you want is the heat to come out from the cpu as fast as posible, if you put too much thermal paste it will drool out the sides and when the heat transfer occurs instead of most of the heat going directly to the copper it will work around the excess of paste(at least that's the explanation in my head) and once I'm done, start up the machine, 40 degrees at idle, I had previously repasted another Omen that reached 25 degrees at idle(granted this was an i7-6700HQ), but now cinebench showed improvement, temps were around the high 80s with an undervolt, there seemed to be no thermal throtle, and if you are willing to put the fans at max you can play games like Control or Horizon Zero Dawn with 65° on the CPU (even tho it's evident the game is GPU bound, previously I also reached 98° in this title) So my advice is apply the paste with care, the heatsink is heavy emough that it will make contact all the same, and if you're using Kryonaut make sure to not push far your machine for the first few weeks, my experience also shows that the first few weeks the paste somehow isn't that settled and degrades faster if you push it too much. Also, thanks Bob for continuing to produce content for this laptop, it's evident that the 2020 model is a very good successor but this 2019 chasis never seemed to recieve much love.
Hello , Thanks for your advice mister , i have a few questions tho what technique should i use to repaste it i couldnt quite get it , should i put a lot of paste or less , im looking forward to repaste mine with kryonaut too so im just wondering is it worth it or not rly ? Thank you
@@pftw600 I recommend the spatula, just a thin layer should be enough. You have to remember that technically the heatsink and the CPU/GPU are in contact, the thermal paste just compensates for micro scratches in the copper. I usually add a pea sized dot for the CPU and a line for the gpu, then spread with the spatula to get a thin layer covering all the die. The more surface you cover the better, then put the heatsink nice and steady.
@@santiagomonteromendez1371 Ok , Thank you so much for replying....im just wondering what are your temps and is it worth it ? does it void the warranty ? thank mate
@@santiagomonteromendez1371 Because mine now is 95C on heavy loads , which is kinda annoying and i get some throttling soo...what is the temp decrement that am gonna have with the thermal paste and do you recommend a better paste or it doesnt matter with this laptop cuz i've seen some other people on YT repasting their laptop and they get huge decrement in the temps but this video shows that there is no big difference before/after repaste so it kinda worried me.
@@pftw600 I used kryonaut, repasting and cleaning alone might reduce some of the throttling but it's possible that you still reach the 90s, with a lot of throttlestop tweaking I was able to get 70-80ish temps in the cpu and 60ish temps in the GPU under load with max fans. I kinda set 6 core clocks to 4Ghz, since I saw that there wasn't much to gain from leaving it trying to get to 4.1 or 4.2. I also tweaked the Power limits to avoid high temps but also avoid Power throttling. From my experience I feel like kryonaut needs some tine to adjust... The first time I repasted I went on to start testing right away and temps were lower but in less than a week they were back high, I read that kryonaut doesn't perform as well once yo go above 80 °C for long periods of time. So I repasted again, made my throttlestop tweaks and then tried to not force the laptop for a few days, I made sure that it got cold from time to time... My idle temps went from 60C before repaste, 50C after 1st repaste to 35C after the second... It's been a while since I repasted and my idle temps are now at 45C which I think it's still a win. But if you repaste you must know that from time to time you'll have to repaste again. On really heavy and long workloads I still reach 95 but while gaming temps are closer to 85ish on CPU demanding games, games that are more gpu bound like control my cpu temps are closer to 65-70. But I must say that all of these are with max fans (except idle of course)
Hi Bob. I actually appreciate the black cover as it provides good protection when applying liquid metal. I added some electrical tape around the CPU & GPU dies to seal it and provide full protection to the underlying board along with some nail polish on the transistors around the CPU &GPU. From my point of view, it is as if that black cover was engineered for liquid metal. Enjoying my temps of 65c when gaming (undervolt applied of course on i7 CPU 9th gen & on the 80w Nvidia rtx2060).
@@reviewyreparaciondeelectro4240 I didn't but I guess I could. Did last liquid application back in September, probably will do a new one by end of month. Will post back the link when it is done.
Hi, thanks for this, really detailed. Do you mind if I ask you a question? Do you know if the AMD or Intel omen ( 2020 model, with the new design) have DSR?
hi bob i need your help i just gave my laptop ( the exact same model ) to a friend to repaste it so he accidentally bent the heat sink and now my laptop overheats too much and i can't find it can please show where i can buy this heat sink and to be precise i have hp omen 15 dh-1002nk and thank you in advance
@@amaurytt the 15 inch line never had a 2nd m.2 except for the 2020 refresh which ditched the 2.5 SATA. The 17 inch line have 2 m.2s on the 2070 and up GPU models. 2060 and below have the m.2 components removed.
@@themadatheist1976 I get that. Just that a second M2 drive on the Omen 15 is the only missing feature to make it perfect. I'm totally a fan otherwise, its' actually my second one. I've got a version with a core i7 9th gen with an RTX 2060. Could say I was a bit sad to not get the RGB keyboard (just red LEDs) but I can live without that.
Excellent BOAT signature tutorial brother flawless teardown and application..I was wondering do you think that plastic black film would be good protection had you used Conductonaut..as it does cover PCB entirely.....maybe it would be good for liquid metal application. Great video God bless keep moving forward brother!
Very unlikely that you would receive an answer here. Your best bet is to remove the fan. Most of them will have a small sticker with the part number on the fan.
Any update on 90whr business laptops from eluktronics? The i7 8th gen laptop is out of stock for a long time. Hoping for a refresh with the latest AMD processor and a better mic and speaker
Hi bob, just wanted to know what precautions do we need to follow while opening up the laptop.. As linus said we need to protect it from esd? does esd damage laptoo motherboards? can u make a guide..this would help a lot.. appreciate if u reply. love from india
Please also help explain about the disappearance of wifi and bluetooth which can only be restored by going into BIOS and do a default reset? Which leads to 1001 other problems like re-config Windows login? That was a tidy job. Will look for the kit 👍🏼
Monitor the temps in real-time with MSI Afterburner and see if that’s the case. What’s “severely” in this case? If you’re only losing 10% then it’s possible that’s it’s due to thermal throttling. If it’s falling on its face into a slideshow of FPS then it may be something else.
it is due to BDPROCHOT setting related to CPU most likely. It basically limits the CPU to like half of it performance when it sits above 95° for too long (likely also the GPU) and FPS drops dramatically. you can actually check if this is happening in throttlestop. Had the same thing happening on my laptop (the same omen as in the video but with rtx2060) and was worried something was wrong but it was time for a repaste.
@@pegatrisedmice yeah the fans were saturated with dust and hair. Cleaned them out and got a laptop cooler and no problems. Will have to repaste with the highest quality stuff here soon just to be sure
bob can you upload a video on any gigabyte aero/ aurus laptop and show ssd/ ram/ m.v drive are compatible and which are currently the best parts to upgrade
That’s one of those things where you would just want to search the Internet to see what’s compatible with your system. There is way too much variation even between two different generation laptops
@@BobOfAllTrades I probably just gonna return it and get a MSI gs75 stealth. Only reason I got it was because it was on sale at best buy for 1299. 300hz monitor,max p 2070 and. I7 10750h. Plus I like the aesthetic doesn't scream gamer. It looks like a regular laptop.
@@BobOfAllTrades I really don't want to take the chance voiding my warranty. I've never done thermal paste before and I don't want to fck up an expensive machine like this. I was able to get the temps down a little by setting .max power boost in xtu to 20. I also undervolted the 2070 from 1900mhz to 800/1560 using MSI afterburner.Dell has the GPU past it's rated specs for some reason.I'm probably gonna hang onto it cause that means I'm gonna have to spend another 300 or more if I take it back to get another laptop with similar specs. Which I really don't feel like spending more money lol.
Sir I have the same laptop and I’m worried my CPU temps are always above 90C. I am afraid and haven’t played any games on my gaming laptop which beats the purpose of buying one in the first place. If anyone has found a fix for it do let me know. I have tried undervolting to -0.80 but still hasn’t been a significant decrease in the temps. Please help me out in this regard
get a cooling pad that your omen sits on. i got one with 5 fans in it and it helps lower temps by 10 points when I have it running full blast i top out at around 170 F GPU 180 F CPU while playing halo infinite on recommend settings from NVIDIA.
I just used your video as guide to apply liquid metal to my hp omen 15, 15c lower temps on average! Took a few applications to get the right amount on the chips but I got them working great. Used acrylic conformal coating to protect the gpu and cpu from getting fried too.
great job ,well repasted i have the same model , you made think that some thing wrong with my tempera tures reading . i'm using mx4 btw . can't tell cause every one is 85+c°
Hi, the trick is to undervolt your CPU. Considering the version you have, you are probably running an 8th or 9th gen intel. Usually applying an undervolt somewhere between 135mV and 150mV should lower your temps by 10 Celsius. You have three options to do this : 1) Intel XTU software which is quite easy 2) there is now an undervolt option directly in the latest version of Omen Command Center (there is an auto feature to find the safe setting but it is quite conservative, you can also set the valur manually) 3) the third option I don't recall the name but it is quite advanced and kind of overkill.
I have owned 2 Omen laptops in my life. One I bought brand new back in 2015, and another I bought in 2018. BOTH were freaking raging infernos. This is something that continues to this day with Omen laptops, and it seems like this will never get remedied. I refuse to EVER purchase another Omen again. I bought a Lenovo legion 5 that is just as powerful and runs a hell of a lot cooler then the mini ovens HP likes to sell their consumers for top dollar prices. If you are thinking about purchasing a laptop, avoid Omen laptops at all costs. Playing even older games will have your CPU running at nearly 85-90+c. Also undervolting had little effect and only managed to drop teps by about 5c or so. These things are over priced toaster ovens.
So what about this video that deserves dislikes? Especially after 1 hour of posting, assuming you are a subscriber considering how quickly you casted your opinion post release. Very curious, thanks.
I just means that your video is good enough to be hated 😂. Don't let it bother you!
@@Ryuseigan Don’t take this as a bother, but a genuine curiosity. I’m an adult and appreciate these types of conversations 👌
Cause people love to hate? Or they misclicked? Idk man, people are weird. I dont see why people dislike videos that are good, informative and quick like these ones.
I would lean towards accidental clicks maybe. Not much to dislike in my opinion 🤷🏼♂️. But same here, I would be interested in their reason if it was on purpose.
Only thing to dislike about this video is the abysmal thermal performance of the older gen omen laptops.
I have this laptop and it’s an absolute beast... only thing is that the heat it gets rid of it makes it a radiator and has so much thrust in those fans. Overall best laptop I have ever owned and I ah e previously owned 4 gaming laptops
I could watch your repaste videos all day.
Haha yeah it was very calming. Nice job bob!
The Ifix it kit, could possibly be the best purchase you'll ever make as a computer repairman. Go get it.
great video ... please consider doing videos on screen/display replacements/ upgrades on laptops as well....as far as im aware theres no channel that do this specifically to inform people about the process.
I did this long ago. There really isn’t a need for this since displays are much nicer now.
Thin bezel laptops are not easy to remove their bezel without damage. They also use adhesive on the chin making it ever worse.
An advice I'd like to give to people looking forward to repasting this laptop is that there is such thing as putting too much thermal paste when repasting a laptop, at least this one. I have repasted mine twice with kryonaut, and the result differ A LOT. First time used the pea method, a method I've used before and never gave me any problems, and when I started up the laptop noticed that my idle temps hadn't changed, at stock the first months my idle temp was around 45, when I begun the process of repasting was aroun 57, and when I repasted the first time was 54. As I kept using the laptop for a few days, for both gaming and architecture rendering workflows, with fans at max I still hit around 95 degrees, which was better than the 100 mark but not by much. Got stressed out, so time for a second repaste. This time I tried to be more careful, apparently even the pea sized amount was too much, and kryonaut is known to have problems if you're constantly going over 80°. So, I went in, cleaned up, but this time in the CPU I applied the paste with the tool included, just a thin layer, I still used the X method on the GPU, which didn't go above 70 even on stock paste (it's evident that is because there is more copper meant to disipate heat from the GPU), my theory was that when the cooler is that limited what you want is the heat to come out from the cpu as fast as posible, if you put too much thermal paste it will drool out the sides and when the heat transfer occurs instead of most of the heat going directly to the copper it will work around the excess of paste(at least that's the explanation in my head) and once I'm done, start up the machine, 40 degrees at idle, I had previously repasted another Omen that reached 25 degrees at idle(granted this was an i7-6700HQ), but now cinebench showed improvement, temps were around the high 80s with an undervolt, there seemed to be no thermal throtle, and if you are willing to put the fans at max you can play games like Control or Horizon Zero Dawn with 65° on the CPU (even tho it's evident the game is GPU bound, previously I also reached 98° in this title) So my advice is apply the paste with care, the heatsink is heavy emough that it will make contact all the same, and if you're using Kryonaut make sure to not push far your machine for the first few weeks, my experience also shows that the first few weeks the paste somehow isn't that settled and degrades faster if you push it too much. Also, thanks Bob for continuing to produce content for this laptop, it's evident that the 2020 model is a very good successor but this 2019 chasis never seemed to recieve much love.
Hello , Thanks for your advice mister , i have a few questions tho what technique should i use to repaste it i couldnt quite get it , should i put a lot of paste or less , im looking forward to repaste mine with kryonaut too so im just wondering is it worth it or not rly ? Thank you
@@pftw600 I recommend the spatula, just a thin layer should be enough. You have to remember that technically the heatsink and the CPU/GPU are in contact, the thermal paste just compensates for micro scratches in the copper. I usually add a pea sized dot for the CPU and a line for the gpu, then spread with the spatula to get a thin layer covering all the die. The more surface you cover the better, then put the heatsink nice and steady.
@@santiagomonteromendez1371 Ok , Thank you so much for replying....im just wondering what are your temps and is it worth it ? does it void the warranty ? thank mate
@@santiagomonteromendez1371 Because mine now is 95C on heavy loads , which is kinda annoying and i get some throttling soo...what is the temp decrement that am gonna have with the thermal paste and do you recommend a better paste or it doesnt matter with this laptop cuz i've seen some other people on YT repasting their laptop and they get huge decrement in the temps but this video shows that there is no big difference before/after repaste so it kinda worried me.
@@pftw600 I used kryonaut, repasting and cleaning alone might reduce some of the throttling but it's possible that you still reach the 90s, with a lot of throttlestop tweaking I was able to get 70-80ish temps in the cpu and 60ish temps in the GPU under load with max fans. I kinda set 6 core clocks to 4Ghz, since I saw that there wasn't much to gain from leaving it trying to get to 4.1 or 4.2. I also tweaked the Power limits to avoid high temps but also avoid Power throttling. From my experience I feel like kryonaut needs some tine to adjust... The first time I repasted I went on to start testing right away and temps were lower but in less than a week they were back high, I read that kryonaut doesn't perform as well once yo go above 80 °C for long periods of time. So I repasted again, made my throttlestop tweaks and then tried to not force the laptop for a few days, I made sure that it got cold from time to time... My idle temps went from 60C before repaste, 50C after 1st repaste to 35C after the second... It's been a while since I repasted and my idle temps are now at 45C which I think it's still a win. But if you repaste you must know that from time to time you'll have to repaste again. On really heavy and long workloads I still reach 95 but while gaming temps are closer to 85ish on CPU demanding games, games that are more gpu bound like control my cpu temps are closer to 65-70. But I must say that all of these are with max fans (except idle of course)
my god im addicted to your repaste vids
screw number 5 got stripped, how can i remove it safely?
Hi Bob. I actually appreciate the black cover as it provides good protection when applying liquid metal. I added some electrical tape around the CPU & GPU dies to seal it and provide full protection to the underlying board along with some nail polish on the transistors around the CPU &GPU. From my point of view, it is as if that black cover was engineered for liquid metal. Enjoying my temps of 65c when gaming (undervolt applied of course on i7 CPU 9th gen & on the 80w Nvidia rtx2060).
Do you have a video of that mod?
Greetings
@@reviewyreparaciondeelectro4240
I didn't but I guess I could. Did last liquid application back in September, probably will do a new one by end of month. Will post back the link when it is done.
@@amaurytt Would be great
Greetings
@@amaurytt it’s been a year
@@TriangleSquare52 it is time to change the liquid metal indeed. Need to order some. Will keep you posted
Hi, thanks for this, really detailed.
Do you mind if I ask you a question? Do you know if the AMD or Intel omen ( 2020 model, with the new design) have DSR?
hi bob i need your help i just gave my laptop ( the exact same model ) to a friend to repaste it so he accidentally bent the heat sink and now my laptop overheats too much and i can't find it can please show where i can buy this heat sink and to be precise i have hp omen 15 dh-1002nk and thank you in advance
How do you save the black paper material?
I like this chassis version, perfect port placement and a 2.5 SATA bay, shame it doesn't have a 2nd m.2 slot.
Yep, totally agree about the missing 2nd m2 drive
@@amaurytt the 15 inch line never had a 2nd m.2 except for the 2020 refresh which ditched the 2.5 SATA.
The 17 inch line have 2 m.2s on the 2070 and up GPU models. 2060 and below have the m.2 components removed.
@@themadatheist1976 I get that. Just that a second M2 drive on the Omen 15 is the only missing feature to make it perfect. I'm totally a fan otherwise, its' actually my second one. I've got a version with a core i7 9th gen with an RTX 2060. Could say I was a bit sad to not get the RGB keyboard (just red LEDs) but I can live without that.
I need fan replacement because i broke one of the blades but i dont know what model are, anyone know? :(
Can we get an eluktronics rp-17 (AMD) teardown?
No I do not have permission to tear that down as these are borrowed review units
Please where can I order omen 15 hdd metal frame and flat cable for the hdd connection
Have you tried calling HP or checking eBay?
I have this laptop but mine is dead can someone give me where i could find the motherboard
Excellent BOAT signature tutorial brother flawless teardown and application..I was wondering do you think that plastic black film would be good protection had you used Conductonaut..as it does cover PCB entirely.....maybe it would be good for liquid metal application. Great video God bless keep moving forward brother!
Definitely not good enough as a barrier.
@@BobOfAllTrades Good to know in case I buy a laptop with that kind of film on it..Ryzen 5800hs are coming its cant wait.
i've the same thermal paste from noctua. do you think i can use this 3.5grams for 2 laptops?
could you tell me how many NMVe Slot are available in this particular model, please.
There’s two m.2. I’m not sure if they’re both nvme compatible.
@@BobOfAllTrades
could you help me more, where is the second slot located. from the video, I only see one slot
what is the model number of the fan
Very unlikely that you would receive an answer here. Your best bet is to remove the fan. Most of them will have a small sticker with the part number on the fan.
Any update on 90whr business laptops from eluktronics? The i7 8th gen laptop is out of stock for a long time. Hoping for a refresh with the latest AMD processor and a better mic and speaker
Are you going to be able to review the max 17 with 2k monitor from eluktronics? Im really looking foward to that.
I guess not. I usually get to test those but this time they went to big channels.
@@BobOfAllTrades sounds like they have something to hide.
Or they’re smart and want coverage.
@@BobOfAllTrades Also an excellent point
Hi bob, just wanted to know what precautions do we need to follow while opening up the laptop.. As linus said we need to protect it from esd? does esd damage laptoo motherboards? can u make a guide..this would help a lot.. appreciate if u reply. love from india
What thermal paste do you use? Or reccomend, im quite confused what brands are better or worse.
Great tutorial! Could you do this for the omen 17 too I want to try & do it myself 👍
Please also help explain about the disappearance of wifi and bluetooth which can only be restored by going into BIOS and do a default reset? Which leads to 1001 other problems like re-config Windows login?
That was a tidy job. Will look for the kit 👍🏼
I don’t know anything about that 🤷
Thanks For helping me fix my fked up laptop.... Searched for this model so many times but found urs only...
I’m curious, what type of paste did you use for this? Anyways, neat job.
I might be mistaken but i think its kingpin kpx
I don’t remember what I used but I’m positive it was not kingpin
I like GELID GC-Extreme. I've also used Arctic MX-4, but use GELID now.
@@Janzer_ I like Gelid on desktops since it works better at higher wattages from my experience. It's still a good product for laptops.
Why do some laptops have black paper covering the ram slots?
My guess is as a dust and electrostatic shield
It’s for aesthetics actually. Or so I’m told 👍
Any idea why my omen performance starts to severely drop after 10-15 minutes? I wonder if its time to be repasted
Monitor the temps in real-time with MSI Afterburner and see if that’s the case. What’s “severely” in this case? If you’re only losing 10% then it’s possible that’s it’s due to thermal throttling. If it’s falling on its face into a slideshow of FPS then it may be something else.
@@BobOfAllTrades slide show. The cpu will max at 100 degrees C. The 2070MQ gets up to about 75.
@@BobOfAllTrades windows 11 maybe?
it is due to BDPROCHOT setting related to CPU most likely. It basically limits the CPU to like half of it performance when it sits above 95° for too long (likely also the GPU) and FPS drops dramatically. you can actually check if this is happening in throttlestop. Had the same thing happening on my laptop (the same omen as in the video but with rtx2060) and was worried something was wrong but it was time for a repaste.
@@pegatrisedmice yeah the fans were saturated with dust and hair. Cleaned them out and got a laptop cooler and no problems. Will have to repaste with the highest quality stuff here soon just to be sure
bob can you upload a video on any gigabyte aero/ aurus laptop and show ssd/ ram/ m.v drive are compatible and which are currently the best parts to upgrade
That’s one of those things where you would just want to search the Internet to see what’s compatible with your system. There is way too much variation even between two different generation laptops
great video as always love your work❤
I have a dell g7 7700 and the temps are sht out of the box . Constantly hitting 100 deg Celsius. What kind of paste should I use ?
Phobya Nanogrease and prey it works. Those are a nightmare to teardown
@@BobOfAllTrades I probably just gonna return it and get a MSI gs75 stealth. Only reason I got it was because it was on sale at best buy for 1299. 300hz monitor,max p 2070 and. I7 10750h. Plus I like the aesthetic doesn't scream gamer. It looks like a regular laptop.
@@BobOfAllTrades I really don't want to take the chance voiding my warranty. I've never done thermal paste before and I don't want to fck up an expensive machine like this. I was able to get the temps down a little by setting .max power boost in xtu to 20. I also undervolted the 2070 from 1900mhz to 800/1560 using MSI afterburner.Dell has the GPU past it's rated specs for some reason.I'm probably gonna hang onto it cause that means I'm gonna have to spend another 300 or more if I take it back to get another laptop with similar specs. Which I really don't feel like spending more money lol.
I have the 2060 DH version
It run so hot even after undervolt
want to repaste, but after seeing this video
is it really don't have any effect ?
If you're comfortable with it, try liquid metal. It does make a big difference
Sir I have the same laptop and I’m worried my CPU temps are always above 90C. I am afraid and haven’t played any games on my gaming laptop which beats the purpose of buying one in the first place. If anyone has found a fix for it do let me know. I have tried undervolting to -0.80 but still hasn’t been a significant decrease in the temps.
Please help me out in this regard
get a cooling pad that your omen sits on. i got one with 5 fans in it and it helps lower temps by 10 points when I have it running full blast i top out at around 170 F GPU 180 F CPU while playing halo infinite on recommend settings from NVIDIA.
I just used your video as guide to apply liquid metal to my hp omen 15, 15c lower temps on average! Took a few applications to get the right amount on the chips but I got them working great. Used acrylic conformal coating to protect the gpu and cpu from getting fried too.
I am new to this. Can you please explain when should I apply the conformal coating?
great job ,well repasted i have the same model , you made think that some thing wrong with my tempera tures reading . i'm using mx4 btw . can't tell cause every one is 85+c°
Hi, the trick is to undervolt your CPU. Considering the version you have, you are probably running an 8th or 9th gen intel. Usually applying an undervolt somewhere between 135mV and 150mV should lower your temps by 10 Celsius. You have three options to do this :
1) Intel XTU software which is quite easy
2) there is now an undervolt option directly in the latest version of Omen Command Center (there is an auto feature to find the safe setting but it is quite conservative, you can also set the valur manually)
3) the third option I don't recall the name but it is quite advanced and kind of overkill.
use a craft razor pen/knife to cut that black cover overlap. easy fix.
Anyone else had issues reconnecting wifi cables?
If some one can give me there board of this or otherwise i am selling it for parts
I have owned 2 Omen laptops in my life. One I bought brand new back in 2015, and another I bought in 2018. BOTH were freaking raging infernos. This is something that continues to this day with Omen laptops, and it seems like this will never get remedied. I refuse to EVER purchase another Omen again. I bought a Lenovo legion 5 that is just as powerful and runs a hell of a lot cooler then the mini ovens HP likes to sell their consumers for top dollar prices. If you are thinking about purchasing a laptop, avoid Omen laptops at all costs. Playing even older games will have your CPU running at nearly 85-90+c. Also undervolting had little effect and only managed to drop teps by about 5c or so. These things are over priced toaster ovens.
Omen laptops nowadays are known to be one of the most coldest gaming laptops like the omen 14 transcend, so I guess you can say that they remedied
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