Laptop Running Hot? Try This!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2017
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OMG you used way too much thermal compound, unsubbed!
Yeah thermal paste reapplication is a great start. I'd also recommend undervolting the cpu (if possible) to reduce temps even more.
"puts laptop in a fridge"
love these experimental videos greg, been watching since 10,000 subs and its awesome to see how far you have come! Keep up the awesome work!!
Under volt with intel xtreme tuning utility thermal past :) Great video
great video! dell changed my motherboard and now it runs more hot. I was on the edge of changing the thermal compound my self. I will do that as soon as possible now !
do undervolting aswell. i have about 70° with thermal paste and -0.100v under full load(xps15)
Sou do Brazil, quero saber se da para trocar memoria RAM do Dell XPS 13?
A problem ive been having is that at the start of the startup sequence of my laptop (ROG zephyrus gu54something) i have a bit a of thermal throtle i kinda fixed this by replacing the thermal compounds but the problem seems to occur on some sort of cappacitors
yup... had a similar experience with my brother's laptop. He was complaining about the temps the keyboard and other components reached During games so I launched hwinfo and a normal virus scan and the cpu package hit 105c, throttled, notified critical ring package temperature, negative TJmax... after only 10mins !!! Changed with an aftermarket thermal paste and the temperatures dropped down about 15c.... the strange thing is, we're sporting the same hardware and mine has been always way cooler than his... could the silicon lottery gone bad on his cpu?
so how often should the thremal past be replaced? What about the motor of the cooler fan, isn't a motor getting slower over the years?
have you got problem with the sticky rubber coating on your XPS 13 ?
Hey Science, would you recommend undervolting? Responsibly ofc.
Awesome! You can also turn down the voltage using the intel extreme tuning utility which also helps with thermals quite a bit.
good advice. if you're taking your laptop apart it's also worth having a can of compressed air handy to clear out all the dust that accumulates in there and making sure the fans and vents are clear, especially if your machine is a few years old.
Nice video. I wish as many laptops were easy to tear down as that XPS. I've done two Qosmio's and it took a fair amount of time and effort to get at the CPU and GPU. Virtually had to disassemble 70% of the laptops. Like you found, just by cleaning and putting on new paste, I achieved a 10 degree drop in comparable temps. A good suggestion is also to get a can of air and clean/blow out out any vents, fans and all the 'nooks and crannies'. Take the opportunity to clean out your laptop and get that limited air flow maxed. If you are using the laptop on a desk consider buying a laptop cooling pad. Plenty to choose from on Amazon. My son has a Cooler Master Pad under his ASUS ROG and it helps keep the temps down. Thanks for another great video. Hope you are enjoying your Audi. Looks a real mean machine.
So screws at CPU was to tight, they were loosened, and problem was over? How much shall the screws be tightened? I have tightened til resistance. As that to much? To little?
6 years later and I still use this video for the 3rd time to swap my Thermal Paste on my XPS 9360. Thank you Greg!
hello sir, I’m wondering is it a must to have conformal coating around cpu/gpu if I’m applying liquid metal to a laptop?? (I bought kapton tape already not sure if that’s enough)
What about drilling holes, or slotting, the laptop hard drive door for air flow cooling of the SSD?