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Hi, issue in my case got partially fixed by taking the laptop apart, unplugging and plugging all connectors back together followed by a new thermal paste as it felt like it got to certain stage while it was running to display the issue. Since the it was OK for 6 or so months and then came back again, again the same fix, new paste and issue is gone for now but I expect it to return at some point lol

@@pesix Ah ok that's interesting with the thermal paste. I will try that. One thing I noticed it got worse with heat. Started seeing a ghost image of the taskbar in the lower corners when loading windows. That was when the laptop got hot, the ghosting went away when it cooled down.

@@pesix Thermal paste for the processor right? I've not opened up a laptop in years :D

rob kaman,Mr low kick

@@daviddepor5709 those were the best times for martial arts

Le Banner also got brutally KOd by him sooo

@@unholylemonpledge9730 I missed that one. Anything possible in that sport. Both were tough .Jerome was tough for a Frenchy..

Best leg kicker for sure. That's not a dig either. I love his style.

it's quite good, in most of the cases it will depend on layer thickness as I tested several, thicker stuff leaves bigger surface cracks(potential) while thinner layers and longer printing time just have more attention to detail, heat for bonding and final material feels more solid. Definitely good enough for RC / Diecast use as there's load of them around for sale now.

@@pesix Hmm, maybe I'll try printing my own beadlock wheels for my rock crawler. I do have some carbon fibre filament after all. Hmm again, four 2.2 diameter wheels at the same time, 4 pieces per wheel, 0.1 layer height, 0.6 nozzle. A quick estimate is looking at about 20 hrs. Not too bad.

yes, as long as the software recognise it

Hi, that's metal fabrication / jig table, does work very well during hot summer days when heat sink is a handy feature to prevent resin from overheating!

Files / design can be created in Fusion360 and Solidworks for more advanced parts, however there's plenty of free 3d parts available on 3d forums to get you started. Manufacturer has got their own software for preparing the files for printing - E3D MAGIC and Easyware does the job to get them printed. I think this was printed with the pre-set settings at easythreed - LT -0.2 / ST - 1.2 / ILT - 0.3 / PS - 40 / TS - 50 / BS - 10 and were slightly adjusted in case the printer's head started to smudge up the layer. Hope this helps

@TheAbysssarian Official# It's true, Hoost was Fedor's striking coach for a while.

I think about 3h

Hi, this will vary on size and settings. The one I did took about 2h50min, however you can use their own slicing software to calculate the printing time based on the settings you choose. After uploading the file on Easythreed click on Custom / Input quality / speed data / Start Slicing and estimated time will come up in background. This is Eeasyware X6, not sure about other ones.

i have the exact same issue, did you ever manage to fix the fan?

FYI, I bought three replacement parts from ebay and amazon. All of them have same issue. I thought that this issue result from poor design. However, right parts didn't have a issue. Thus, i replace right part into left part by customizing device.

@@mansukim5437did this work for you? Looking to replace now and I’m curious

May the patience be on your side! My technical support subscription has now expired, a year later, but the downtime of 3 fix attempts doesn't justify the point of renewing the support for £220 a year. Thankfully it's been smooth since the last fix (was sent from UK to Poland months ago) as long as you don't let windows to kill it over a period of time with its updates (coughing) hopefully it's long lasting laptop! 👀😄

@@pesix Thanks man. In few days a technician i coming to fix it so fingers crossed. 🤞🤞

@@pesix The guy from Dell came on Friday changed the coolers. He further changed the heat sink and did the repasting with the paste I bought (cause I was planning to do that because of the overheating issues when playing games). Now everything works great and the laptop is really quiet. I still have the power throttling issue which I am planning to address soon. Cheers

@@goranstojanoski2 undervolt is your friend in this regards. At idle I dropped 5-6'C from a repast and then a further 10'C from undervolting. I used to hit 80-90 when gaming, now sits just in the 70's on both cpu and gpu

@@craigjohnstone87 You mean, undervolting what? CPU?

Any luck? I have this same issue.

Is it dangerous?

How did it go?

@@adamspicka2943 Dell support came and replaced a new fan

@@huyvu4194 nice

After 2 on site visits & attempts to fix by replacing the fans - it was sent to Poland? from UK for inspection, few days later got an e-mail saying that the issue was resolved - with no exact explanation what they did. Few days later it's been sent back to me in a cardboard box rather than original Dell box with the noise gone, but screen covered with lots of dust & fat fingerprints despite sending them almost immaculate & clean laptop.... Opened the laptop and noticed 2 edges of the laptop had started to chip off the lacquer from most likely how it was pressed into the box for dispatch. Fan Noise was gone but attention to detail has been very poor. I hope others have a better experience.

Thanks for advise. Engineer has been on site already twice within 7 days time. 2 fans replaced, + a new palm rest now. Problem still persists. Reported again.

@@pesix Same here I replaced mine also, but the problem isn't solved yet.