ASUS N53 - Disassembly and cleaning

In this introductory video, we will show how to disassemble laptop ASUS N53.
Our team will show all necessary steps of disassembling, however don't hesitate to ask us if you have some questions.
Be careful this may damage your laptop or other equipment! We are not responsible for any damage to your device!
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How to (replace, remove, disconnect, install, upgrade, clean, apply):
0:05 - replacement battery module
0:54 - replacement main access panel
1:05 - replacement hard drive/ssd
1:37 - replacement keyboard
4:20 - disconnect touchpad
4:37 - replacement optical drive
6:25 - disconnect screen
6:48 - disconnect USB
6:55 - disconnect audio
7:05 - replacement wi-fi
7:56 - disconnect audio
8:25 - replacement motherboard
9:30 - replacement fan and heatsink
10:13 - replacement CPU
10:27 - clean CPU/GPU and heatsink
14:45 - applying thermal grease/paste

[@Sneakywood]

Great guide. I went from 94 to 85 on Prime95 stress test

[@sandynenette1062]

Merci infiniment !! J’ai pu démonter mon ordinateur pour enlever la poussière et mettre de la pâte thermique 👍👍👍

[@RedPee2000]

Invaluable, it helped me tremendously!
Thanks from a happy ASUS user in Sweden!

[@kmo9111]

dont forget about the tape on cooler. the fan can get overheated and you must blow it clean from dust. just a reminder. dont forget blowing spin fan on gpu cpu combi. alot of dust inside it and makes it still showing hot when it not should be. from 85+c to about 34+c. im not on Farenhigh. its just that fan has much dust inside it self.

[@AntoninoAquiliaThe_Anton_101]

Thanks you, man!

[@vivianeb90]

Thank you, man. But I guess I can't do it alone. Too afraid to break something.

[@arshamsoleymani3432]

Thank you a lot. your video was helpful to me.

[@santosjmarquezl8948]

Excelente muy útil y agradezco por compartir esta valiosa información

[@mowwow1998]

just what I needed, thanks

[@jw582]

Thank you so much

[@varlığımTÜRKvarlığınarmağan]

Thanks bro.

[@Hamomim1]

Thank you

[@ตาผุยเมืองชล]

Thank.

[@Kipa2]

Thx mate.
I want to kill ASUS designers, in order to replace thermal paste, you need to disassembly WHOLE laptop.
By the way 22:00 you don't need to spread thermal paste, just put small drop on each chip, it will spread automatically when you'll put all screws again.

[@jw582]

So true,bad design

[@esmaelottallah6841]

Thank you!

[@trevor_philipstechhelp1525]

this was the best Laptop in 2008

[@blabberblabbing8935]

Still working in 2024 XP. But Im not gonna die opening it just to clean the dust... Ill wait till it dies...

[@vivianeb90]

My Asus really needs a cleaning.

[@andrewkirby6258]

Thanks!

[@resubusi05]

Tanks man

[@sebafernandez.tattoo]

hello do you know if it does support 32gb ?

[@robertovox6888]

HI
I HAVE THE MODEL N53JF - SX138X CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT KIND OF BIOS BATTERY NEEDS ?
THKS COOP

[@jamieevans871]

this is why u get a desk top

[@louigipatarata8928]

Sir what did you use for cleaning

[@TheHillbilly8757]

So, my ASUS really just needs a new keyboard and battery.
My question is: "does the keyboard pop out as easily as shown, or do you need to disassemble as many components from the back as you did in the beginning?"

[@chicane90]

A bit late for the reply, but i disassembled mine today and cleaned it as well.
i have the N53SN. For changing the keyboard only you literally dont need to dsmantle anything, just pop out the keyboard as shown in this video (there are litte "holes" on the top side), disconnect the cable and for inserting the replacement just connect the cable, and slide the keyboard in bottom first and then put a small amount of pressure along the top side until it snaps in.

[@nicolaslopez5437]

do you have drivers x model N53SV - official page isnt work

[@bannytan2689]

I think Asus want us to send centre repair~

[@Ak1ra0_o]

i have N53S is it different than N53

[@EmiTaberner]

Was CPU weld?

[@Daniel-yg9sf]

That is a lot of screws!

[@duvanchogr]

soporta 16 de ram?

[@erensak0]

Yes

[@slavafedotov5742]

max 8+8, only memory modules must be 16 chips (8 chips on one side).
I replaced the i3-2330m processor with an i7-2760qm processor (I turned off the turbo boost on the i7 processor and operates at a base frequency of 2.4 GHz) and in the AIDA64 stress-test the maximum temperature is 76*C, in games - 60- 65*C, in the browser - 42 -50*C. Replaced DDR3-1333 (2+4) memory modules with DDR3-1866 (4+4). i7 supports DDR3-1600 / -1866

[@slavafedotov5742]

@@erensak0 go to the Windows "Power Plan" and find the "processor power from the network and battery" section and set the following power indicators there: max> 99%, min> 0%.
Power Options:
Control Panel > Power Options > Change Plan Settings > Change Advanced Power Settings:
You can buy a cheaper processor - i7-2670qm, i7-2720qm, but its frequency is lower - 2.2 GHz. The i7 processor works with any memory modules: DDR3-1333 / -1600 / -1866. There is no point in installing more than 8-10GB of RAM.

[@slavafedotov5742]

@@erensak0 what processor do you currently have in your laptop? because the video in the laptop has an Intel 1st generation processor.

[@slavafedotov5742]

@@erensak0 For this laptop, this is a good processor even without the turbo boost. I also installed an SSD (Samsung 860 EVO 250GB) for Windows and everything works fine. I moved the HDD 500GB to the DVD slot via the Caddy adapter. I use HDD to store files (H drive). You can buy a 120-128GB SSD, for Windows and programs of this size is enough, but I did not find Samsung 120-128GB, I had to buy 250GB)). Divided it into two virtual disks: disk C (75GB) - Windows, games, programs. Disk D (160GB) - videos, files that I often use.

[@cesaraguiar]

bad disassembling...

[@hadii9568]

Thank you