| Название | : | Liquid Metal Laptop Cooling – 1FPS to 60FPS Just By Adding Liquid Metal! |
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| Просмотров | : | 520 rb |
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Congratulations on restoring the laptop to its former glory! Comment from : JCD |
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Its sticky? Oh boy Comment from : Darth Psi |
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Ah yes i love me some 16Ghz ram Comment from : Szymon Gatlik |
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Never touch liquid metal Too dangerous My laptop died Comment from : hung giap |
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Laptop makers really need to make it very clear that the machines need cleanning - ideally annually if not every 6 months - and 1/2 years between thermal paste renewalbrOlder video I know but same thing holds true today, if anything it's even worse with the kinds of dedicated GPU's they're squeezing in now Comment from : lemagreen |
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that heat sink has aluminum I'd keep LM away Comment from : ZoeyNerdHouse |
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If an old laptop is stickyit's jizz, it's ALWAYS jizz, why you gotta out your boy like that Comment from : Jason M |
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Hot and slow AF Sounds like my brbrlaptop Comment from : Oblithian |
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alienwares looked so coolbrSold my m17x R3 recently for €400 i miss it Comment from : Tom Jacobs |
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I will never buy an Alienware looking at how complicated it was just to get to the thermal paste I own a Razer Blade Advanced and it is stupid easy to change paste, ram, or SSD No pointless brackets or flipping motherboards, removing keyboards I wish other brands made a serviceable layout like Razer does Comment from : Absolute Longplay |
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8ghz ram holy shit lol :P Comment from : xRevoEmaGx |
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All semen jokes aside, it's probably the rubber/plastic material on the laptop degrading You can "revive" it with a light application of WD-40 or similar chemical Comment from : lookitskazzy |
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Respect Comment from : Halloween Bloodfrost |
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Awww Comment from : Sam DeRenzis |
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8 gigahertz of Ram lol i think you meant 8 Gigabytes of ram Comment from : Peter Rusanoff |
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That's Sheldon's laptop Comment from : Aaradhya |
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What happens After 2 year's used liquid metal? Comment from : Agung Maulana |
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I'm on an ancient Core 2 Quad desktop, and I've tried to squeeze what performance I can from it booting Linux Mint from a small SSD and having two spinning disks in raid 0 for opt, home, and usr It gets the job done surprisingly well, but takes FOREVER to load X-Plane 11 😋 Comment from : grovermatic |
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Wounder why it's sticky Comment from : young broken boy |
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Do u still have it would not mined it if u do Comment from : Alpha xSnowWolf |
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Who’s here because of the poll question in January 2021 Comment from : jacob stienecker |
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You called it a “labtop” once in the description I’m fucking triggered Comment from : LuridFTW Gaming |
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Haha its sticky from the college years You know what that is Comment from : Roman Zieger |
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Why didn't you look up what those beeps were? They are called beeps codes That was a 4 beeps - beeps code Old video but just what I would do even if it was starting to work Never know if it could be helpful Comment from : Wilburn Hutcheson |
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I have the same one, I've been watching your videos but this video is actually super practical for me I want to tear it down and use the components for experimentation I didn't even click the video, YouTube sent me this via automatic queue Happy coincidence Also i have a enclosure for the 3d printer The psu, Raspberry are out of the enclosure Question is it worth replaced the pcu fan with this AW cooler? I have a closed loop watercooler with a huge radiator, is that a better option? Or don't do anything? Comment from : Osiris Rex |
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People say thermal paste cant become concrete They say this is bs Its not i had to literally take a hammer and screwdriver once in order to even see copper after 2 hours of no progress REPLACE YOUR GOD DAME THERMAL PASTE Comment from : zacktheprogamer |
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Truth be told, I think you may have had the same kind of boost just by replenishing the paste Due to how hard and encrusted it was, it was definitely expired paste that needed replacing anyways What I question though was if the pads would have done better compared to the paste on that Comment from : Truce Feud |
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6:30 Disappointed :C You should have included footage of the dust removal from the fan! Comment from : Cristian Barraza |
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7 Years old Thermal Paste? bruh my dell inspiron 7537 still working fine and it performs the same even after 7 years of use U dont need to change thermal paste if u dont tear ur proc apart Comment from : Syah Rizky Athaullah Anandisa |
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Gaming laptop I guess you truly do get what you deserve Well, not you as in the video guy, but the buyer Comment from : anjelgiofu |
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Think I'll just repaste lol Comment from : Stratelite |
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11:20 after seeing this I've concluded taking the heatsink off a laptop causes it to freak the fuck out for no reason i replaced the thermal paste on mine a while ago, it made some weird noises and the led flickered when i pressed the power button, and wouldn't turn on when the keyboard was clipped in but a few days later it was just Fine? Comment from : Sketchy |
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thank you this changed my life, now I can finally watch kids videos on 4k without my dad being angry cuz of my loud ass CPU fans 🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘🥵🥵🥵🥶🥶🥶🤪😵🥴🤮👺👽👻🐶🐺 Comment from : jimmy hofa |
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I have a 2019 Alienware m17 and I run at 99 degrees c* average Comment from : MeltyCream |
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Your project inspired me to do this with my Acer Aspire 9810 Comment from : Lt Cdr Bryan H McCalister, Ph D |
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Do you know what can i do, if my m14x r1 do seven beeps and don't start? Comment from : kcg |
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I killed mine trying this Comment from : CompaRichy |
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its sticky cos your friend used that laptop for more than just playing games, well, he was playing games with something alright Comment from : Cunk tHe Delirious |
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i guess you can not put liquid metal on copper Comment from : Pollus Emanuel Zhudarak |
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8GHz ram!?! Now that’s what you call a bottleneckbrLoL Comment from : Xdew Gaming&More |
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Awesome vid man for all those who will be attempting this the first time remember if u disconnect the bios battery to the board, after you connect the power give it like 5 mins for the board to charge up before u press that start button or u will enter into panic mode like here lol!!!! Comment from : Joel Alvares |
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that was really cool Comment from : Dont Stop |
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6:45 "Thermal concrete" that must be what they mean when they refer to "curing" your thermal compound lol Comment from : TH3C001 |
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“It only has eight gigahertz of RAM”brbrReally Comment from : Benjai |
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i'll RAM your SSD for you!! no, seriously brought it back from the brink, though i wonder how much of that was merely blowing out the fan and even with a normal thermal compound, it would have been working again Comment from : adam |
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Do the liquid metal wrong and its just an excuse to upgrade the processor Comment from : Aaron DeRossett |
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him: complains about 2fps in overwatchbrme who can barely play 720p youtube: bruh Comment from : ben hostetler |
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before: I thought my laptop was badbrafter: my laptop is about the same Comment from : bluesillybeard2 bczhefgthspswd |
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Just a little tip, maybe heard it 100 times already: Apply normal thermal paste around the DIE area to prevent Liquid Metal to drop onto something around the DIE Or apply nail polish on the caps around the die's or at least Isolation Tape Comment from : boatoflol |
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I have that same laptop The motherboard won't support 16gb of ram 8gb is its max It will allow an ssd though Comment from : Sebastian |
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I could care less about computers, but I watch most of your videos for the science included in the content Keep up the good work buddy Comment from : Gage Mosley |
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i agree heat is one of the biggest problem from PC or Laptop it decrease performance sometimes even stuck in 03Ghz in task manager because of it Comment from : RoseberryGamingID |
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That typically happens to Alienwares after a couple of years I recently repasted my Alienware 15 from 2015 and had the same paste-turned-concrete stuff But you gotta give it AW - their machines run for years I nor my friends have had an AW with a hardware failure in all the years we've used them Even the company I work for uses AW systems for GPU intensive applications Comment from : Fred Eric S |
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What is liquid metal? Presumably galium or something since mercury would eat the metal of the cooling assembly Comment from : Anthony Williams |
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This laptop idles 10 degrees above my tower that's vr capable, that's not bad to be fair, laptops like this being refurbished are brilliant for entry level gamers, but most beginner gamers aren't savy enough to do the upgrades Comment from : Anthony Williams |
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Love your videos 8ghz memory oh boy!! Comment from : James Kennedy |
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3:45 tis is vrc for me Comment from : porter davidson |
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I've always wondered if it was worth the effort of spending that extra money and time to try save my 8 year old laptop with liquid metal thermal paste Thank you for sharing the results! Comment from : asd |
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I don't really understand how thermal paste can get this badbrbrI've got a laptop bought in 2006 and it's performance is pretty much identical to when it was made, and it's never been taken apart to this kind of level (have cleaned major dust deposits out of the cooling fan multiple times)brbrGranted, it's become more and more awkward because you know Windows XPbrLack of software supportbrStuff like youtube moving to newer video compression standards meaning what was once GPU accelerated video now has to be done in software (used to run 1080p videos fine, now it stutters with 720p videos)brbrBut This is all software problems in the end, not hardware Comment from : KuraIthys |
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He also could have locked the Fps to only 60fps (in the game) so that the GPU doesen't work on maximum to produce as many Fps as it can (becouse you usualy need either 25, 30fps, 48-50 or 60fps for smooth gameplay)brYou can do that with Msi Afterburner or sometime in settings from games Comment from : Michael D |
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That's a lot of work to disassemble a gaming laptop Comment from : Nick |
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Did you ever add the SSD? Comment from : fightmeirl |
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8ghz of ram! lol Comment from : bruce preston |
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It's been almost two years now and you should open this laptop up to see what the liquid metal has done to the bare copper heat pipes and contact plates Comment from : Janak Nagaraj |
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No follow up video??? Can't find one Comment from : fish sauce |
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I bought an M14x R1 back in 2011 And it lasted me 6 years before I upgraded to a Dell 7577 with a 1060 Max-q They were solid laptopsbrbrThe reason the M14x is sticky is because of the soft touch material that it's coated in, that stuff degrades and gets sticky after a few years Same thing happened with a Bitfenix Shinobi pc case I had, and a Roccact Kova mouse They all had that soft touch material and ended up becoming really sticky after a couple years I won't buy anything that has that crap on it anymore Comment from : The Mup |
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The early 1900s want their stop motion graphics back! Comment from : deinemuddaisdoof |
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So sad But at least that chassis had ABILITY to be opened, many do not Glued, Soldered, sealed never to open without failure "as designed" Good job But why Liquid Metal? Thats one way, and shouldnt be advised to people in general You really have to be precise to manage that stuff Comment from : SeeTheWholeTruth |
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Better do some research if your watching this in 2020 That stuff can eat up and etch metals Comment from : Charless Outdoor |
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I still have and use that laptop I have also recently bought a m11xr3 that ill restore for some retro gaming on the go :) brGreat video Comment from : Gurista Ex |
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Thermal concrete cracked me up Comment from : Valentín Rodríguez |
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How to remove the CPU? I bought a new MB but didn't realise it wouldn't come with the CPU and now I have no idea how to safely remove the CPU from the old MB Comment from : Hestia3332 |
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I wonder how many of these laptops are junked just because the cooling is bad, which is a really easy fix With an i7, SSD and 16GB of memory, you have a very decent base system and it can do some pretty capable gaming, in particular if you add an external GPU Comment from : Stoney3K |
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1:50 did he just say 8 gigahertz of RAM Comment from : Raveress_Moss |
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nice Comment from : Serg Adrenalin |
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Do you know If I will change thermal paste to the liquid metal, will it be problem for me Cause I throw the laptop in the bag and travel a lot Soo thats why it is shaking so much Can vibration cause liquid metal to overflow? brbrI'm undecided in switching thermal paste to liqiud metal) Comment from : Farid Yusubov |
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It's Dying The beep is about to explode 😦💣 Comment from : alexander cee |
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damn i thought got click bait but it turn out alright Comment from : Tromaxer |
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don’t know why it’s sticky 🤢🤢🤢 sure you could figure it out Comment from : mcloveeen |
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how is that stuff called you added at 8:32 ? Comment from : Jingizz |
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the beep sounds are traumatizing Comment from : vPanda |
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Bro your friend could done some barbecue with that overheating, hhhhhmmm I don't understand people Comment from : Rayan Abdo |
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Its not about the liquid metal, you just replaced doomed thermal paste I know tjeres a huge difference between paste and liquid metal as LTT did it Like a 20C difference But most of it is because it is cleaned and that rockhard paste have been replaced Comment from : Jasper Domingo |
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I wanna know why he gave you a sticky laptop Comment from : Mick OCarbomb |
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Love the video but watching you scrape the thermal paste off the CPU instead of just using some isopropyl alcohol to weaken it hurt my soul Comment from : Bluesfire TV |
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My stepdad gave me his old M14x R2, and the first thing i did was put new thermal paste on it, and it still gets up to 110 degrees so i might just have to do this lol Comment from : Im2cool4FaZe |
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1:50 8GHz of RAM?? Wow! 😂 Comment from : Niente Nessuno |
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Thank you so much, i just bought the same laptop and this is an exact guide of what i want to do Comment from : Choobie Scoots |
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Now i want to install Windows 7, but it doesn't have anymore support😢brI'll to have to settle for 81😏 Comment from : luis alejandro rodriguez pinilla |
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