Laptop heatsink modding - Asus GL553VD

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Hi sir what are the paste u using to stick the copper plate
Comment from : @imranmazlan1920

8:20 which glue do u use?
Comment from : @elQuestionare

Dont put to much glue, thin glue will make heat transfer fast
Comment from : @Garry-Stewart

I have the same model and my reaches 40-42 C gpu/cpu on idle xD Looking for best way to improve my cooling tho because on trackmanina 2020 on reasonable settings it reaches like 86 C on gpu One longer heatpipe would make better difference With this two you still transfer heat to the place whare turbine can't collect it
Comment from : @csn_-7662

I know this is old but honestly I would have made the back of the laptop out of aluminium entirely also adding an aditional 15cm of thickness to acomodate for another heatsink and fanbrI am not high I promise 🤞
Comment from : @AutodidactEngineer

hi do you still use this gaming laptop for gaming ?
Comment from : @sehfoh2118

What is the size of the heatpipes in the video
Comment from : @D-original

having the notebook upside down, cooler to the right, which is the processor and which is the graphics? the one on the left is the processor and the one on the right is the 1050?
Comment from : @gianxt

people should start selling ready kits for notebooks
Comment from : @cliqueimarketing

Sizes for hidpads?
Comment from : @gianxt

I will try to some crazy stuff to my Legion 5 Not for the temps Laptop runs pretty good already maxing out at 70c running rtx 3060 at 130w But it's laud So I wanna add big aluminum thin heatsink on the heat pipes and blow air in to it
Comment from : @gytispranskunas4984

Eu gostei, comprei em que loja, amigo?
Comment from : @lucianosrad8607

Can u share the taobao link for the heat pipe and also how much did u request the seller to bend it
Comment from : @clarenceau8579

Is it possible to remove dvd driver and add another fan ?
Comment from : @kenz8087

Hey, I love your video I was thinking that you can replace the DVD reader, and add another fan I have done it and leave a lot of space With the tips of your video, I will do something like what you did adding the heat pipes
Comment from : @MatiasBoni55

it seems to me that the cooler pc clocks speeds are also lower lol could that be the reason its running cooler
Comment from : @jacylight1610

The best idea is to remove cd/DVD drive and at that place install heatsink along with heat pipe brI have done it and it works fantastic brTemperature drop drastically At full load cpu temperature peaks at around 75-80cbrNowadays CD/DVD drive are useless
Comment from : @AmitSingh-ku3ug

link please :(
Comment from : @technokrataladdarojat2160

gl504gm? any mods please?
Comment from : @taranrishith

is there any better mod to make depends your long time observations?
Comment from : @Onur818

im using fx553 and the heating so annoying i hope i can do what you did
Comment from : @Onur818

What's the song 18:45?
Comment from : @zeke3575

Did u use glue or thermal paste on the heatpipes ?
Comment from : @c0r5e

I am thinking doing the same, I would also tru to add to the m2 memory and as well to the ram
Comment from : @cliragt

the heat pipes will only radiate out a little extra heat in the way he placed themif he could add another small heatsink and extraction fan he would have seen a lot more cooling, a good move is to place a pipe on top of the original pipework to the top of the fan casing, the fan casing is being cooled by the fan so it acts very well in losing heat, thats as long as the top of the fan is metal of coursei may also add a small inlet fan to my laptop(asus tuf fx 705dt)
Comment from : @HiddenAgenda2012

If i do this, will it void my laptop's warranty? I live in the US
Comment from : @idk-wx2zx

great video mate just bought a heatpipe for my own laptop ive gotta ask though, why didnt you put heatsinks on the vrm's and why no liquid metal? works great with that copper coldplate you got
Comment from : @daylightriot5671

can send the link to seller you used?
Comment from : @jasonng5194

This is nothing but amazing sir What a creative way to utilize the confined space in a laptop to improve its thermal performance Kudos!
Comment from : @clementm6620

What adhesive are you using my dear sir
Comment from : @cristoreycudia

I wanna start off by saying nice work and congratulations on the results 🙂brbrHowever I think you would have been better off only using heatsink and no extra heatpibe brbrMy reasoning for this is, that although the heatpibes transfer heat very well, they aren't particularly good at dissipating heat, not much surface area or even mass And since they don't reach the fins at the end, the original heatpibes end up transferring pretty much all the heat to the heatsink You would have been able to put fins down the original heatpibe, thereby increasing surface area brbrI could be wrong, and it's just a thought
Comment from : @gismo3564

Thank you for this video It was one of my inspirations for upgrading my laptop from single to dual heat pipes Now I can run my i7 4700mq at 32GHz all cores and stay under 90C for long video renders, before anything over 27GHz would take me to over 96C in under a minute
Comment from : @diyroby732