Its always the Indian man who saved the day. Very detailed and clear, no chitchat just straight to the point. Absolutely brilliant! I just ordered Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut and this is my first time of cleaning and repaste the laptop (after 4/5 years, it was my dad's but now he gave it to me) im kinda excited and scared. Any suggestion man?
Sorry? After how many years?! 😵 You'll definitely expect a "Blanket" of dust over the heat sink fins. Just clean that up. And obviously to do that you need to remove the heat sink assembly and then you'll expose the CPU/GPU. Just rub off the dry thermal paste.. should be easily removed with paper towel.. or just any cloth actually as I expect the paste to be bone dry. Only thing you need to take care is while removing the back panel or anything...do slowly so that you don't rip off any cables. Everything else is just: Unplug, lift, clean, repaste, plug'em all back. Done.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH okay. Thanks for replying so fast. Yeah i know its been many years lol. My dad never took ut seriously about how important cleanong your laptop is, i always scared to cleaned it since it was my dad's laptop. But now since he gave it to me i'll definitely took care of it. Btw how regularly should i cleaned & repaste the laptop?
@@DeepteshLovesTECH and one more thing. Should i remove my hard drive before cleaning it? I know unplugging battery is important, but how bout the storage?
@@graze1177 you have to remove the HDD if it prevents you from removing your back panel like in my case. Otherwise it's fine. Depending on how dusty your place is, I recommend cleaning every 7-10 months. Especially for gaming laptops, where dust seriously screws up the thermals.
I just used Kryonaut for the first time and I got a 30 degree drop in my max temp!!!! OMG!!!! Benchmarking... CPU is 30 degrees colder. GPU is 18 degrees colder
@@DNaslamJi ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ after a few days, the temp slowly increased to -10, not -30. Built a new pc since and used Kryonaut again because it is better than any other product. I also removed the waterblock off the CPU on my old computer and then put the water block back on without replacing the kryonaut. Worked fine, still -10 compared to old paste. It really is good stuff. I love that my GPU stays under 50 degrees now, even when overclocked, with kryonaut and my 11700K also stays under 70 after hours of heavy load, using kryonaut. I wouldn't bother buying anything else... it's just that good! #kryonaut
Excellent! You've just inspired me to DIY clean and repaste my helios 300 2017! It hasn't been clean or repasted ever since and now I'm looking forward in restoring it! Thanks so much
I had done the exact same thing to my old laptop and used Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut thermal grease too and it really did make a huge difference in the temps. Kryonaut thermal grease is the best and they know it, that's why is so expensive 🤔
Bro you can open the very small screws on the fan assembly and then wash the fins with a brush in isopropyl alcohol too, it helps remove the dust that sticks :)
I did this to compare a precision 5520 with a precision 5540. On the 5520, I put on TG Kryonaut and at idle 35C whereas on the 5540 precision 45 idle with temp fluctuating between 2-3 C at times. Definatly runs cooler and probably would get better during the break-in period.
I've seen many dudes in youtube saying that the best method is the pea size. I've tested it myself with my hp pavilion and kryonaut too. I used the pea size and after two weeks, my temps started going high again. So today I repasted again but this time I chose to spread on both chips and some on the cooper heatsink too. Now my max temps are 85°C and the average is 79-83. I also undervolted my i7-10750H. Pretty good for such powerful cpu.
Cool, whatever works! Enjoy! It's all about the mounting pressure, which differs from laptops to laptops, uneven mounting pressure won't spread the dot method evenly, so you are basically spreading it manually.
Great video, dude, I'm about to do the same with the same laptop and thermal paste. I was wondering why you didn't use the applicator provided to spread the thermal paste all over the die? Isn't it better to ensure that the entire surface is covered and you are not leaving it just to the heatsink surface to spread it however you place it?
@@DeepteshLovesTECH Spreading is actually one of the most effective methods of applying thermal paste. The difference is only about 0.5 of a degree but it's definitely the better method and ensures the paste gets applied properly.
Recently I cleaned my laptop and changed thermal paste to Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut... But I was surprised to see there was no change in thermals. It still reaches 100°c I am using Dell G15 5521.
Great video, good detailed explanation and love the vibe as well. Definitely gonna repaste after this (I have a Helios 300 too that shoots to 95°C at 2.8 GHz or more even with clean fans.... Disappointing from Acer).
Don't be disappointed, the laptop was a steal for it's price back in 2018 and the i5-8300H is a flaming CPU. Your fans may be clean, but surely your exhaust heat sink isn't, it's probably blocked by a layer a dust. Clean that out, new paste, may be undervolt (mine is undervolted sonce day 1 of purchase), and this HELIOS 300 2018 will match 2020/21 i5-10300H performance.
Great Video. I ordered the thermal paste and fan. As my GOU fan stopped working. This video gave me confident to do thermal paste. Waiting for my delivery for July 10 2021. And by the way Opoka Subbed You ❤️
Very nice video, bro. I have one question. I have the same laptop as yours and I using your video as a guide to cleaning/repasting my one. I live in India as well and it's very dusty where I live. How often do you clean and repaste your laptop? Also, do you notice any pump out effects with the kryonaut? I have ordered the paste from amazon already.
Not noticed much difference since repasting in this video. I normally clean 10 months later as these days I don't game much and also thermals are less affected.
I would recommend gelid gc extreme for laptops And dont use hand sanitizer for cleaning as it only have 70-80% alcohol and other percent of water so it might end up shorting something, instead go buy a 99% alcohol bottle for around 130rs in local
Nothhhhing will happen with 70% alcohol. It's not the first time I'm repasting and doing all this. It takes 5-7 seconds for the sanitizer to vaporize. Kryonaut works best with my Helios 300 while Gelid works better on my brother's Ryzen 5 4600H HP Pavilion. But technically Kryonaut has the best thermal conductivity among all non electrically conductive thermal pastes.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH man it contains water in a significant amount, if something didnt happended dont mean there is not a chance of and alcohol content vaporises fast not the water content.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH kryonaut has better thermal conductivity due to its more fluidity and thats a good thing for pc not laptops which require thick paste to prevent pump out effect so in laptops its better to sacrifice some therm. conductivity for thickness. please get your facts right
@@DeepteshLovesTECH From my experience with Thermal Grizzly pastes are not suitable for high TDP GPU, CPU laptops where the temperature is close to 80°C for a longer period of time. After 8 months, its thermally conductive properties deteriorate significantly. You should try phase-change material Honeywell PTM7950. It comes in as a sheet, lasts longer and performs works better than traditional pastes. On the power section and vrams propose to give thermal putty Upsiren UX Pro. Also do undervolting on the CPU and GPU at -100mV or more if it will be stable.
This is awesome man.. I love the way you explained it, cleaning using hand sanitizer.. just to be curious.. are all the hand sanitizers electrically non conductive.? Do let me know since I'm planning to go with cleaning of my laptop... 😀
Very long on my Helios 300. Believe it or not, it's still going. Normally I repaste once every year, but I guess in the last 5 months or so I haven't been using this laptop all that much for heavy use. It depends on laptop to laptop, and also the amount of dust in your area. The Kryonaut works extremely well on my Helios 300!
Have you used Noctua NT-H1? if yes then i have one question does Noctua NT-H1 performs approx same as Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut ? or there is huge difference between both?
Should be 10 months.. mine is giving almost the same performance since I pasted it.. Slowly slowly it will degrade.. but before the thermal paste dries up, dust becomes a bigger issue, by the next 7-8 months there will be enough dust to cause mild issues.. and then major issues like bsod by around 12 months.. depends on the dust levels and climate of the region.
hi, how is the thermal paste holding up? i have a triton 300 2019 edition but haven't even been able to play the good games because of heating issue. Biggest confusion was grizzly vs mx4.another youtuber like you, also used grizzly . so m pretty sure for the same.But wanna know how long does it hold up? 6 months to 1 year is decent for me. m cool with playing the recent titles at low settings but need 60fps .Please do reply
Hey as long as your laptop is throttling like crazy, no need to bother. But still rule of thumb is clean every 6-7 months, depending on how dusty your place is. The Nitro should be fine for at least a year though. It's quite cool.
You are mistaking the Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut with the Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut which is liquid metal (Gallium). Liquid Metal will eat through Aluminum in no time.
it's advisable to use kryonaut only on GPU and something more thick on the CPU. As laptop CPU generally run hotter than GPU underload. You will find CPU will pump put kryonaut after a few months whereas GPU averaging 70c under load will last alot longer. Also recommend Honeywell PTM 7950 for CPU as it provides excellent heat transfer for laptops heat range.
After applying thermal paste, the peak temps are same with and without undervolting in this test and here there was no undervolting. But regardless, I still undervolt my laptop, as it reduces idle temps. Every single day of around 3 years of usage, I first turn on Throttlestop every time I boot up my laptop. It's my habit.
Kryonaut is among the most expensive and high quality thermal pastes on the market. Compared to the rather cheap and often badly applied paste the manufacturer uses, this is a realistic (though high) difference.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH bro, I have one more question. I have the same laptop as yours and I using your video as a guide to cleaning/repasting my one. I live in India as well and it's very dusty where I live. How often do you clean and repaste your laptop? Also, do you notice any pump out effects with the kryonaut? I have ordered the paste from amazon already.
i too have the same processor in my laptop i5 8300h but in cinebench it touched 95 degrees even though i recently gave my laptop to clean and reapply thermal paste. i asked him which paste he used asnd he said coolermaster..i saw your video and just ordered thermal grizzly kryonaut.
Yup Kryonaut will be best, it has the best thermal conductivity among electrically non conductive pastes. Also clean the heat sink fins, remove the blanket of dust.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH yes that is what i am saying.. i was scared to mess with my laptop and gave it to a shop to clean..they did the cleaning job well but still the max my cpu runs at stress test is 3.4Ghz..i want it closer to 3.9 Ghz and my cpu is even thermal throttling after hitting 95 in an ac room at 25 C....like what did that shop do then..paisa barbaad.. im doing it myself tmrw
@@bulusuchanakyachandrahas7380 what the hell? That's a bad job! My laptop is still doing great ever since this particular repaste job. My laptop is 3.5 years old and I have repasted it twice.
y540 is quite old, not sure if you have cleaned it or not, but definitely you should open up and clean the heat sinks and then repaste with this or Arctic MX-4.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH i have cleaned the fans and now m thinking of repasting , some say that kryonaut drys up after some month and stuff so m confused which paste to buy
@@darthvader44 thermal grizzly kryonaut is the best paste to apply clean old paste thoroughly wait for sometime apply evenly on GPU cpu and vram apply fully not just pea method. And undervolt ur cpu i7 9750h go between -150 to -170 after this ur cpu will be running between 68 - 75°C on full load gpu reaches maximum 70 in worst case scenario
The paste itself does not expire or go bad that quickly. It may dry out over the course of 5-10 years. However, it must be replaced every time the heatsink is disassembled from the cpu/gpu. Laptops clog easily with dust and other residue. How frequently you need to clean the laptop depends on how often you use it and how dusty its environment is. Usually you should do it every 6 months in dirty environments (like using the laptop on a bed) or every 2 years with very clean environments (frequently wiped desk in a frequently dust wiped room). A few laptop manufacturers have implemented ways to remove the cooler fan without removing the whole heatsink/heatpipe, allowing to clean it to a high degree without needing to reapply thermal paste.
Absolutely great, although I haven't pushed this laptop as hard as I normally did in 2021. But normal usage, Absolutely great even now. One big reason is the laptop is kept in a way so that it collects less dust.
I saw a lenvovo legion 5 r5 1660ti 120Hz for just 77k in Lenovo official website. Is this a great deal. Also they are upgrading to rtx 2060 for just +5k(82k).
Summer is started, I don't know why but my GPU is getting hotter than my CPU, even when GPU is not used at its full capacity, let's see by changing thermal paste. And nice video bro.
After reconnecting the battery i generated a battery report and my battery capacity dipped from 52 Whr to 46!... I tried recalibrating the battery and it still shows around 45-46 whr.. what should I do?
@@DeepteshLovesTECH yes. Every laptop's cpu and gpu have their die exposed. This helps in heat transfer as there is a direct contact with the main heat producing component that is the die itself. As for the AMD cpu die, I have only seen the R5 3550H and it didn't seem that big to me.
hi. i own a msi gf65 thin. i unscrewed the fans and heat sinks but it wasn't coming out. it is glued to the board. is it normal? should i apply force? how should i proceed?
No it shouldn't be glued in. I haven't done any disassembly but I haven't seen any MSI laptop or any laptop with glued heat sinks. You need a little force to pull because the heat spreader over the CPU GPU get a bit sticky due to the thermal paste. You have to wiggle it out.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH is it a risky situation? should i proceed on my own or should i contact service engineers? (i have changed thermal pastes before but haven't faced a situation where the heat sink is stuck due to dried. thermal paste)
@@nishitgurbani108 check this video ruclips.net/video/Bk1axMgQKe8/видео.html if you feel you are seriously facing an issue, then contact service engineers.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH this is the first time i am replacing thermal paste.after applying the new thermal paste(krynout) hwo many months it will works fine and after how many months we need to change this thermal paste.
on direct die u need to better to spread the complett paste on it a little point can make a hotspot and your cpu or gpu die changes color like on the ps3 and will slowly dying
It's still completely fine. Laptop is around 3.5 years old, twice repasted. I don't like spreading myself as that can create gaps. For laptops I prefer dot method the best, where the spread happens evenly with the mounting pressure.
This laptop is over 3 years old and is using Intel's 8th gen coffee lake CPU. Intel supports PCIe Gen 4 speeds only since 11th gen. So this laptop can take PCIe Gen 4 SSD but will be capped to Gen 3 speeds.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH thanks that's the answer I was looking for..I was confused about the compatibility.. I have the same laptop and facing lag issues I'll upgrade to Gen 3 ssd 👍🏻
I did it on hp acer, and i think on asus too. Disasembling laptop can be sometimes easy sometimes quite difficult depending on laptop manufacturer. Acer laptops are to disasemble, asus not as easy as acer still much easier than hp. HP likes to cause trouble to customers by making things realy difficult.
@@vedantsawant24 Thanks. And gelid GC extreme period?? My laptop temperatures are awful 93-94CPU plus 85-86GPU while playing games. Gelid GC is same price right??
@@DeepteshLovesTECH bro i did thermal paste it improved cpu temps but not gpu temps it became even worse for gpu hitting 92 fps dropping but i used cheap thermal paste
Currently on my Helios 300 it's still perfect after this repasting. It depends on the laptop's heat sink mounting pressure though. So may be different for you. I have recently done a test with the Gelid GC Extreme, can check that out.
@@Khalid_Looby Try Gelid GC Extreme. Hydronaut isn't very viscous hence why it pumped out. Gelid feels like a clump of clay and it's difficult to spread but that is why it's ideal for laptops. So far, my laptop seems to be doing just fine with it.
Then you can't clean then properly right? More than the fans, you are supposed to clean the heat sink attached to it, all the dust and gunk get's stuck in there when the hot air is exhausted out...
Actually that was thermal paste from my first re-paste. 😂 Believe me, I used cheap 150/- thermal paste and it lasted well over 9 months! It was a bit too much, yea. But a little too much is better than too little 😅
Hey Predator master Opoka! Would you teach us something new soon? Maybe new undervolt video for gtx1060 with the newest msi afterburner settings, because i get in almost every game crash or freezing with old undervolt stats :))
Late answer but I hope it still helps. The screws in a normal laptop are standard PH0 sized philips head (the + head, for everyone not american) screws. A few manufacturers are known to use tri-wing screws (they look like the mercedes logo) on low budget Laptops instead, to prevent the average people from opening the devices. If you damaged a screw while attempting to get it out, try putting a rubber band in between the screw head and the screwdriver and pressing the screwdriver strongly on the screw while turning it. An absolute last resort is wd40. It is not conductive so you don't damage anything, but it is still oil based so it is a nightmare to clean up. Also it might leak into the contact points of ribbon cables which are fragile and hard to clean. So wd40 is an absolute last resort that should never be used if it can be avoided in any way.
BEWARE! I'd advise against using hand sanitizer on you cpu and heatsink. Hand sanitizer contains perfume which I expect it could lead to residue and/or chemical reaction with thermal paste. Use 99.9% isopropyl alcohol, much kinder to your computer. ✌
70% alcohol is fine. Hand Sanitizers are 70% alcohol. It evaporates in 5-6 seconds. I have used it in atleast 5 laptops and have been doing it for a couple of years now.
Nhi krega kuch kharab... bas back kholo, unplug battery, unplug the fans and remove screws from heat sink, then, lift, clean, repaste and put'em all back/re-plug.
Exactly what iam experiencing right now. I got this same paste but it seems like a fake one. My legion never crossed 100 degree but after applying this paste temp went upto 106 degree. I have done some research and found out that this particular paste is a fake one
@@thespectator3312 sorry for your experience. My temps are only 2°C higher on average, ever since I repasted in March :) Either you didn't clean your heat sink or you didn't apply the paste properly. Even 150/- local paste will give you big improvements in temps if you clean the heatsinks properly.
@@thespectator3312 it might have pumped out or dried. Kryonaut is only good for 80 degrees, any higher than that, it breaks down. Look it up, that is why kryonaut is not good for laptops which run hot, yours was already running @100 degrees Celsius even before the repaste.
@@vectivuz1858 thanks for the information. My cpu temps are lower now, idle 32-35, gaming 50-65, but my gpu get warmer at 65 degrees Celsius. Stock, it never crossed 59. Do you think i should replace vram pads, since i have removed heatsink more than 20 times while applying different thermal paste.
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Really appreciate that fact that you don't mind showing your mistakes, nice video.
Its always the Indian man who saved the day. Very detailed and clear, no chitchat just straight to the point. Absolutely brilliant! I just ordered Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut and this is my first time of cleaning and repaste the laptop (after 4/5 years, it was my dad's but now he gave it to me) im kinda excited and scared. Any suggestion man?
Sorry? After how many years?! 😵
You'll definitely expect a "Blanket" of dust over the heat sink fins. Just clean that up.
And obviously to do that you need to remove the heat sink assembly and then you'll expose the CPU/GPU. Just rub off the dry thermal paste.. should be easily removed with paper towel.. or just any cloth actually as I expect the paste to be bone dry.
Only thing you need to take care is while removing the back panel or anything...do slowly so that you don't rip off any cables. Everything else is just:
Unplug, lift, clean, repaste, plug'em all back. Done.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH okay. Thanks for replying so fast.
Yeah i know its been many years lol. My dad never took ut seriously about how important cleanong your laptop is, i always scared to cleaned it since it was my dad's laptop. But now since he gave it to me i'll definitely took care of it. Btw how regularly should i cleaned & repaste the laptop?
@@DeepteshLovesTECH and one more thing. Should i remove my hard drive before cleaning it? I know unplugging battery is important, but how bout the storage?
@@graze1177 you have to remove the HDD if it prevents you from removing your back panel like in my case. Otherwise it's fine.
Depending on how dusty your place is, I recommend cleaning every 7-10 months. Especially for gaming laptops, where dust seriously screws up the thermals.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH thanks for the information!
Nice to see an owner taking care of his laptop.
I just used Kryonaut for the first time and I got a 30 degree drop in my max temp!!!! OMG!!!! Benchmarking... CPU is 30 degrees colder. GPU is 18 degrees colder
Brilliant!
The degrees is consistent? How long ?
@@DNaslamJi ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ after a few days, the temp slowly increased to -10, not -30. Built a new pc since and used Kryonaut again because it is better than any other product. I also removed the waterblock off the CPU on my old computer and then put the water block back on without replacing the kryonaut. Worked fine, still -10 compared to old paste. It really is good stuff. I love that my GPU stays under 50 degrees now, even when overclocked, with kryonaut and my 11700K also stays under 70 after hours of heavy load, using kryonaut. I wouldn't bother buying anything else... it's just that good! #kryonaut
Excellent! You've just inspired me to DIY clean and repaste my helios 300 2017! It hasn't been clean or repasted ever since and now I'm looking forward in restoring it! Thanks so much
I had done the exact same thing to my old laptop and used Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut thermal grease too and it really did make a huge difference in the temps. Kryonaut thermal grease is the best and they know it, that's why is so expensive 🤔
It's a laptop? It's still good? I've read that sometimes it just pump out
@@brandodelfuego4172 Just don't put too much paste
@@chromezephyr8959 i had too much paste on my cpu and the temps were fine
Bro you can open the very small screws on the fan assembly and then wash the fins with a brush in isopropyl alcohol too, it helps remove the dust that sticks :)
Yes you can, but my fan assembly didn't have screws, they was some sort of lock.
Blowing air did it, not a big deal.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH can you give details of the srewdriver set that you used for opening your laptop? like asap. That would be great
@@SatyakiMandal35 mi india is selling one screw set. I have the same laptop, used it for ssd upgrade and cleaning.
@@harshitsingh8794 does this laptop supports Gen 4 ssds??
I did this to compare a precision 5520 with a precision 5540. On the 5520, I put on TG Kryonaut and at idle 35C whereas on the 5540 precision 45 idle with temp fluctuating between 2-3 C at times. Definatly runs cooler and probably would get better during the break-in period.
It's a laptop? It's still good? I've read that sometimes it just pump out
I've seen many dudes in youtube saying that the best method is the pea size. I've tested it myself with my hp pavilion and kryonaut too. I used the pea size and after two weeks, my temps started going high again. So today I repasted again but this time I chose to spread on both chips and some on the cooper heatsink too. Now my max temps are 85°C and the average is 79-83. I also undervolted my i7-10750H. Pretty good for such powerful cpu.
Cool, whatever works! Enjoy!
It's all about the mounting pressure, which differs from laptops to laptops, uneven mounting pressure won't spread the dot method evenly, so you are basically spreading it manually.
Thanks dude. Now I know how to properly clean my laptops
Wow thanks for the relaxing work..😍😍
Great video, dude, I'm about to do the same with the same laptop and thermal paste. I was wondering why you didn't use the applicator provided to spread the thermal paste all over the die? Isn't it better to ensure that the entire surface is covered and you are not leaving it just to the heatsink surface to spread it however you place it?
No I prefer the dot method, with the heat sink pressure, the dot will spread evenly.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH Spreading is actually one of the most effective methods of applying thermal paste. The difference is only about 0.5 of a degree but it's definitely the better method and ensures the paste gets applied properly.
@@fredstead5652 the only problem with that is air bubbles are common. But with laptops spreading out is definitely the better option
Recently I cleaned my laptop and changed thermal paste to Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut...
But I was surprised to see there was no change in thermals. It still reaches 100°c
I am using Dell G15 5521.
Bro use compressed air can to blow air through fins.... Do it in every 2 week this don't allow dust to block exhaust
We can use blow mode in a vacuum cleaner right? Will there be issues like drawing static charge?
Great video, good detailed explanation and love the vibe as well. Definitely gonna repaste after this (I have a Helios 300 too that shoots to 95°C at 2.8 GHz or more even with clean fans.... Disappointing from Acer).
Don't be disappointed, the laptop was a steal for it's price back in 2018 and the i5-8300H is a flaming CPU. Your fans may be clean, but surely your exhaust heat sink isn't, it's probably blocked by a layer a dust. Clean that out, new paste, may be undervolt (mine is undervolted sonce day 1 of purchase), and this HELIOS 300 2018 will match 2020/21 i5-10300H performance.
Great Video. I ordered the thermal paste and fan. As my GOU fan stopped working. This video gave me confident to do thermal paste. Waiting for my delivery for July 10 2021. And by the way Opoka Subbed You ❤️
did you fix throttling temperature please reply me i have big proplem with my laptop throtling gpu
@@ahmedomerah1078 I re pasted the thermal paste and temp got reduced.
@@FlySidhiqe thank you for reply bro
Very nice video, bro. I have one question. I have the same laptop as yours and I using your video as a guide to cleaning/repasting my one. I live in India as well and it's very dusty where I live. How often do you clean and repaste your laptop? Also, do you notice any pump out effects with the kryonaut? I have ordered the paste from amazon already.
Not noticed much difference since repasting in this video.
I normally clean 10 months later as these days I don't game much and also thermals are less affected.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH thanks for your reply. Also, was the cinebench test run for multicore or single core
what is the current performance and the max temperature??
Very informative video, Now I got the motivation such huge difference in the performance
Same only bro, core 2 and 3 heats a 1-2°C more than in this video. Idle temps around 40°C-44°C (that's great for Intel).
@@DeepteshLovesTECH still what's the max temp you while playing heavy game, Thanks for replying 🙏🙏
I would recommend gelid gc extreme for laptops
And dont use hand sanitizer for cleaning as it only have 70-80% alcohol and other percent of water so it might end up shorting something, instead go buy a 99% alcohol bottle for around 130rs in local
Nothhhhing will happen with 70% alcohol. It's not the first time I'm repasting and doing all this. It takes 5-7 seconds for the sanitizer to vaporize.
Kryonaut works best with my Helios 300 while Gelid works better on my brother's Ryzen 5 4600H HP Pavilion.
But technically Kryonaut has the best thermal conductivity among all non electrically conductive thermal pastes.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH man it contains water in a significant amount, if something didnt happended dont mean there is not a chance of
and alcohol content vaporises fast not the water content.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH kryonaut has better thermal conductivity due to its more fluidity and thats a good thing for pc not laptops which require thick paste to prevent pump out effect so in laptops its better to sacrifice some therm. conductivity for thickness.
please get your facts right
@@DeepteshLovesTECH From my experience with Thermal Grizzly pastes are not suitable for high TDP GPU, CPU laptops where the temperature is close to 80°C for a longer period of time. After 8 months, its thermally conductive properties deteriorate significantly.
You should try phase-change material Honeywell PTM7950. It comes in as a sheet, lasts longer and performs works better than traditional pastes. On the power section and vrams propose to give thermal putty Upsiren UX Pro. Also do undervolting on the CPU and GPU at -100mV or more if it will be stable.
Nice Man, keep the good work
This is awesome man.. I love the way you explained it, cleaning using hand sanitizer.. just to be curious.. are all the hand sanitizers electrically non conductive.? Do let me know since I'm planning to go with cleaning of my laptop... 😀
Umm I have never checked that actually.
Normally people use 99% Isopropyl alcohol, however hand sanitizer with 70% works, so I used that only.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH my used to turn off! Same laptop as yours! After this, works like a charm!
@@DeepteshLovesTECH you won a subscriber!
How long does the paste effectively last..? Is it still performing good since your repaste it..?
Very long on my Helios 300. Believe it or not, it's still going. Normally I repaste once every year, but I guess in the last 5 months or so I haven't been using this laptop all that much for heavy use.
It depends on laptop to laptop, and also the amount of dust in your area.
The Kryonaut works extremely well on my Helios 300!
Have you used Noctua NT-H1? if yes then i have one question does Noctua NT-H1 performs approx same as Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut ? or there is huge difference between both?
NT-H1 is great, but might not be suitable for most laptops.
How long do you think the application's going to last if the laptop is used heavily.
Should be 10 months.. mine is giving almost the same performance since I pasted it..
Slowly slowly it will degrade.. but before the thermal paste dries up, dust becomes a bigger issue, by the next 7-8 months there will be enough dust to cause mild issues.. and then major issues like bsod by around 12 months.. depends on the dust levels and climate of the region.
hi, how is the thermal paste holding up? i have a triton 300 2019 edition but haven't even been able to play the good games because of heating issue. Biggest confusion was grizzly vs mx4.another youtuber like you, also used grizzly . so m pretty sure for the same.But wanna know how long does it hold up? 6 months to 1 year is decent for me. m cool with playing the recent titles at low settings but need 60fps .Please do reply
Kryonaut works flawlessly. I haven't repasted since this video.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH woww, that sounds awesome. wish me luck. just ordered it! will try and follow ur video!
1gm paste would be enough?
Always Love your videos...❤️ How frequently should I clean the laptop..nitro 5 r7 4800h. And does it scrap the warranty?
Hey as long as your laptop is throttling like crazy, no need to bother. But still rule of thumb is clean every 6-7 months, depending on how dusty your place is.
The Nitro should be fine for at least a year though. It's quite cool.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH & wat about warranty...will it have impact
@@kRAT05s It depends from region to region man, here in Kolkata, they don't care, as long as device is in warranty.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH ok bro...thank u so soo much for such quick responses..
How many times can you use 1 pack of thermal paste ? Is it use it one time and throw away or you can use the same pack multiple times.
Same pack many times.. still have mine. Can use it 2-3 more times..
@@DeepteshLovesTECH Thank you.
Thanks for your guidance my hp pavilion battery is working fine now 😁
I m also having same problem how did u overcome
oh you did that? Unplug and replug?!
@@DeepteshLovesTECH yes
Great sir... Should i change thermal pad (blue color pad) as well ??
not neccessary.
On the Internet some of people said this thermalpaste created a problem for a laptop which has aluminum cooling.Is that right
You are mistaking the Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut with the Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut which is liquid metal (Gallium). Liquid Metal will eat through Aluminum in no time.
it's advisable to use kryonaut only on GPU and something more thick on the CPU. As laptop CPU generally run hotter than GPU underload. You will find CPU will pump put kryonaut after a few months whereas GPU averaging 70c under load will last alot longer.
Also recommend Honeywell PTM 7950 for CPU as it provides excellent heat transfer for laptops heat range.
Bro I haven't repasted in the last 1.5 years. Thermal Grizzly works perfectly for my Helios 300.
How do you like the kryonaut after 6 months?
No issues, it's performing well.
Average increase in temps by 2-3°C.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH when do you suggest repasting? or should I go for one that lasts longer?
Hi, in this video, is there any undervolting applied? The temperature drop you have is massive.
After applying thermal paste, the peak temps are same with and without undervolting in this test and here there was no undervolting. But regardless, I still undervolt my laptop, as it reduces idle temps. Every single day of around 3 years of usage, I first turn on Throttlestop every time I boot up my laptop. It's my habit.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH I am going to put the kryonaut now on my 2.5 years old ROG strix, your video is the last video i am referring to, wish me luck.
Kryonaut is among the most expensive and high quality thermal pastes on the market. Compared to the rather cheap and often badly applied paste the manufacturer uses, this is a realistic (though high) difference.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH bro, I have one more question. I have the same laptop as yours and I using your video as a guide to cleaning/repasting my one. I live in India as well and it's very dusty where I live. How often do you clean and repaste your laptop? Also, do you notice any pump out effects with the kryonaut? I have ordered the paste from amazon already.
i too have the same processor in my laptop i5 8300h but in cinebench it touched 95 degrees even though i recently gave my laptop to clean and reapply thermal paste. i asked him which paste he used asnd he said coolermaster..i saw your video and just ordered thermal grizzly kryonaut.
Yup Kryonaut will be best, it has the best thermal conductivity among electrically non conductive pastes.
Also clean the heat sink fins, remove the blanket of dust.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH yes that is what i am saying.. i was scared to mess with my laptop and gave it to a shop to clean..they did the cleaning job well but still the max my cpu runs at stress test is 3.4Ghz..i want it closer to 3.9 Ghz and my cpu is even thermal throttling after hitting 95 in an ac room at 25 C....like what did that shop do then..paisa barbaad.. im doing it myself tmrw
@@bulusuchanakyachandrahas7380 what the hell? That's a bad job! My laptop is still doing great ever since this particular repaste job. My laptop is 3.5 years old and I have repasted it twice.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH khud se karne ka mazaa hi kuch aur hey
Is that 1g thermal paste enough did some paste left ?
Yea I still have some left after 3 repasting sessions.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH thanks man
I have a legion y540 i7 9750h rtx 2060 , do u think I should use this paste ? My temps are 94 to 96 when i play games .
y540 is quite old, not sure if you have cleaned it or not, but definitely you should open up and clean the heat sinks and then repaste with this or Arctic MX-4.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH i have cleaned the fans and now m thinking of repasting , some say that kryonaut drys up after some month and stuff so m confused which paste to buy
@@darthvader44 thermal grizzly kryonaut is the best paste to apply clean old paste thoroughly wait for sometime apply evenly on GPU cpu and vram apply fully not just pea method. And undervolt ur cpu i7 9750h go between -150 to -170 after this ur cpu will be running between 68 - 75°C on full load gpu reaches maximum 70 in worst case scenario
How long does these temps last before you need to change the thermal paste again?
Ideally you should change every 6 months.. as dust builds up blocking the heat sink fins. So while cleaning, why not repaste it...
The paste itself does not expire or go bad that quickly. It may dry out over the course of 5-10 years.
However, it must be replaced every time the heatsink is disassembled from the cpu/gpu.
Laptops clog easily with dust and other residue. How frequently you need to clean the laptop depends on how often you use it and how dusty its environment is. Usually you should do it every 6 months in dirty environments (like using the laptop on a bed) or every 2 years with very clean environments (frequently wiped desk in a frequently dust wiped room).
A few laptop manufacturers have implemented ways to remove the cooler fan without removing the whole heatsink/heatpipe, allowing to clean it to a high degree without needing to reapply thermal paste.
How is it holding after a year?
Absolutely great, although I haven't pushed this laptop as hard as I normally did in 2021.
But normal usage, Absolutely great even now. One big reason is the laptop is kept in a way so that it collects less dust.
How long should this paste last before it dries out?
This thermal paste is a good quality one, same or better as Noctua's. It will last for a long time.
hello brother, how much does this thermal paste last? do we need to repaste often?
It's still perfect for me, it depends on your environment/dust etc. Just monitor your performance over the year.
I saw a lenvovo legion 5 r5 1660ti 120Hz for just 77k in Lenovo official website. Is this a great deal.
Also they are upgrading to rtx 2060 for just +5k(82k).
Great deal! Go for it!
.can tou share the link,also i dont think it includes storege
@@niius7663 deeptesh already made a video 6 days BACK. Do check that. They only included 128gb SSD.
@@noname-gd9gk and also the battery is too small compared to omen
Dude that's not IHS. it's processor die. IHS is majorly fitted in desktop processors.
There is a problem. Carbonaut conducts electricity. One has to be careful
I am using Kryonaut. So there is no issue.
And I have also warned in the video, that this tutorial is not for Conductonaut, which is liquid metal.
Summer is started, I don't know why but my GPU is getting hotter than my CPU, even when GPU is not used at its full capacity, let's see by changing thermal paste. And nice video bro.
Yup, it'll surely cool down.
After reconnecting the battery i generated a battery report and my battery capacity dipped from 52 Whr to 46!... I tried recalibrating the battery and it still shows around 45-46 whr.. what should I do?
what?! Never encountered anything like that. How is actual battery life?
@@DeepteshLovesTECH it is draining a bit..it goes from 100-91 really quick but then it's okay .
Mine increased from 40WHr to 66WHr ( i was thinking about to replace battery, after i repasted i increaes capacity smh)
Bro did u see that asus leaked that rtx3050ti for laptop
What you called IHS ain't the IHS. It's the CPU and GPU die itself. Laptops don't need to have an IHS.
Ah thanks :) Is it the same with Amd as well? It's die has grooves and all and is way bigger in size!
@@DeepteshLovesTECH yes. Every laptop's cpu and gpu have their die exposed. This helps in heat transfer as there is a direct contact with the main heat producing component that is the die itself. As for the AMD cpu die, I have only seen the R5 3550H and it didn't seem that big to me.
@@kartikpatil8462 ok, and I have seen the die of Ryzen 5 2500u and Radeon Rx560x(Nitro 5 2018), way bigger than mine.
Correction: that's not the IHS it's the die itself, as in the actual silicon chip
acknowleged sir!
Bro sanitizer use krte hai kya cleaning k liye 😭😭😭 kuch v
Yes
hi. i own a msi gf65 thin. i unscrewed the fans and heat sinks but it wasn't coming out. it is glued to the board. is it normal? should i apply force? how should i proceed?
No it shouldn't be glued in. I haven't done any disassembly but I haven't seen any MSI laptop or any laptop with glued heat sinks. You need a little force to pull because the heat spreader over the CPU GPU get a bit sticky due to the thermal paste. You have to wiggle it out.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH is it a risky situation? should i proceed on my own or should i contact service engineers? (i have changed thermal pastes before but haven't faced a situation where the heat sink is stuck due to dried. thermal paste)
@@nishitgurbani108 check this video ruclips.net/video/Bk1axMgQKe8/видео.html if you feel you are seriously facing an issue, then contact service engineers.
I am using i5 4200m laptop can u tell which thermal paste is better for that
Kryonaut or GELID GC Extreme.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH ok i will try to replace it quickly thank u
@@DeepteshLovesTECH this is the first time i am replacing thermal paste.after applying the new thermal paste(krynout) hwo many months it will works fine and after how many months we need to change this thermal paste.
on direct die u need to better to spread the complett paste on it a little point can make a hotspot and your cpu or gpu die changes color like on the ps3 and will slowly dying
It's still completely fine. Laptop is around 3.5 years old, twice repasted. I don't like spreading myself as that can create gaps. For laptops I prefer dot method the best, where the spread happens evenly with the mounting pressure.
Bro I have the same laptop and this video is so damn helpful 💯
Bro is hand sanitizer safe for removal of old paste??
Yea man, 70% alcohol. I have always used hand sanitizers only. It evaporates really quickly too.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH what about nail polish remover ??... (Highly volatile)
@@anshulnayak-1643 I have heard about it...but never used.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH bro I'm afraid to do the repaste ...
Btw I own a MSI GF65 thin
Does this laptop support Gen 4 ssds?? like samsung 980pro or wdsn850
This laptop is over 3 years old and is using Intel's 8th gen coffee lake CPU. Intel supports PCIe Gen 4 speeds only since 11th gen.
So this laptop can take PCIe Gen 4 SSD but will be capped to Gen 3 speeds.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH thanks that's the answer I was looking for..I was confused about the compatibility.. I have the same laptop and facing lag issues I'll upgrade to Gen 3 ssd 👍🏻
Does anybody knows why the fuck my laptop with an amd ryzen 7 4800 h has 90 degrees with perfect applied thermals grizzlys kryonaut?
I did it on hp acer, and i think on asus too. Disasembling laptop can be sometimes easy sometimes quite difficult depending on laptop manufacturer. Acer laptops are to disasemble, asus not as easy as acer still much easier than hp. HP likes to cause trouble to customers by making things realy difficult.
I also did it on HP/Dell, but yea depends on the construction/assembly of the laptop.
Bro I feel like I got scammed, the thermal grizzly I ordered is so small. Is this the normal size?
Edit: Great video btw.
I mean, it's the cheapest one I believe. It'll be enough to repaste 3-4 times.
Is 1 gram of kryonaut enough for both cpu and gpu?
Yea man.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH ok thanks for the reply
I thought my house was dusty
Grizzly Kryonaut wont last longer but its alright, do checkout Gelid GC Extreme next time.
how much period kryonaut lasts??
@@spandanpatil514 if you're using it on a laptop, then max 1 or 2 months depending upon the usage.
@@vedantsawant24 Thanks. And gelid GC extreme period?? My laptop temperatures are awful 93-94CPU plus 85-86GPU while playing games. Gelid GC is same price right??
@@spandanpatil514 just tryout Gelid GC Extreme. It is often sold for 700 INR on Amazon during sales.
@@vedantsawant24 yeah i will. Do you have any idea about how much it will last?? Thanks for providing information!!
Does it apply to all laptops?
Results may vary by laptops.
Bro it's been like 6 months since I brought my laptop it overheats can I apply thermal paste
Yup! And clean the heat sink as well!
@@DeepteshLovesTECH bro i did thermal paste it improved cpu temps but not gpu temps it became even worse for gpu hitting 92 fps dropping but i used cheap thermal paste
Which thermal paste are u used
It's in the title of the video.
How many grams of thermal paste is that?
1g
@@DeepteshLovesTECH thanks I subbed for quick response
how long dose this thermal paste last?
Currently on my Helios 300 it's still perfect after this repasting. It depends on the laptop's heat sink mounting pressure though. So may be different for you.
I have recently done a test with the Gelid GC Extreme, can check that out.
Great video
did it pump out? this thermal paste pump out after a month or 2, and u need to repaste. did u try hrydounat?
Hydronaut is used for water cooling setups.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH what about laptops? not suitable? krounat pump out = bad, hydrount not pump out then good better than kroyaunt.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH That is true but it is quite viscous making it a decent option for laptops.
@@pulsegamin4790 i got hydronaut, it does pump out as kryonaut, no soultion for my laptop yet, all pastes pump out in short time, im so angry.
@@Khalid_Looby Try Gelid GC Extreme. Hydronaut isn't very viscous hence why it pumped out. Gelid feels like a clump of clay and it's difficult to spread but that is why it's ideal for laptops.
So far, my laptop seems to be doing just fine with it.
Hey bro it's me again lmao I was wondering if it's okay to clean the laptop fans without taking them off
Then you can't clean then properly right? More than the fans, you are supposed to clean the heat sink attached to it, all the dust and gunk get's stuck in there when the hot air is exhausted out...
@@DeepteshLovesTECH hmm okay...I'm scared to take off the heat sink and all that I'll prolly get an expert to do it
which cooling pad is good for tuf a15
How much gramme ?
Sounds about oem. My god look how much thermal paste they used. There is a thing that's called overdoing it.
Actually that was thermal paste from my first re-paste. 😂
Believe me, I used cheap 150/- thermal paste and it lasted well over 9 months!
It was a bit too much, yea. But a little too much is better than too little 😅
@@DeepteshLovesTECH looks like a typical oem job lol they do the same stuff
Subbed 😊
Omg thanks senpai 😀
Hey Predator master Opoka! Would you teach us something new soon? Maybe new undervolt video for gtx1060 with the newest msi afterburner settings, because i get in almost every game crash or freezing with old undervolt stats :))
@DeepteshLovesTECH, can you give details of the srewdriver set that you used for opening your laptop? like asap
Dude, I don't know what it's called.. it's a regular one that can open most gadgets. It's been in my household for decades.
When I tried on my system with precision screw drivers, it chipped the screw, Did not even apply force, it just simple happened while unscrewing
@@SatyakiMandal35 it's probably the screws of your system has got corroded. Probably due to the atmosphere at your place.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH so what to do now
Late answer but I hope it still helps.
The screws in a normal laptop are standard PH0 sized philips head (the + head, for everyone not american) screws. A few manufacturers are known to use tri-wing screws (they look like the mercedes logo) on low budget Laptops instead, to prevent the average people from opening the devices.
If you damaged a screw while attempting to get it out, try putting a rubber band in between the screw head and the screwdriver and pressing the screwdriver strongly on the screw while turning it.
An absolute last resort is wd40. It is not conductive so you don't damage anything, but it is still oil based so it is a nightmare to clean up. Also it might leak into the contact points of ribbon cables which are fragile and hard to clean. So wd40 is an absolute last resort that should never be used if it can be avoided in any way.
After how much time should I clean my thermal system of my hp pavilion
when you feel your laptop is throttling...
very 4 years thermal paste and every year fan or u could just do it every 4 yrs
Which laptop is this?
Acer Predator Helios 300 2018.
BEWARE! I'd advise against using hand sanitizer on you cpu and heatsink. Hand sanitizer contains perfume which I expect it could lead to residue and/or chemical reaction with thermal paste. Use 99.9% isopropyl alcohol, much kinder to your computer. ✌
Hand sanitizer is like hydro alcools gel or its something else (im not english sry)
it's 70% alcohol.
Ok
Omg how much dust yack 🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
look at the dust on your fan 😱
Do you know anyone in Dubai that would be able to do this
Sorry no, I'm not from Dubai. It's easy bro, you can do it yourself 👍🏼
@@DeepteshLovesTECH what tools did you use to open the cpu and gpu screws because my tools are a but too big
@@zayed099 I have one screw driver and that was enough, that screw driver can open most electronic item screws.
Not sure what it's called.
I usually prefer NTH1 over kryonaut
NTH1 is a little too loose for laptops I feel, the mounting pressure is much less compared to desktop CPU heat sinks.
I have the same setup. Predator with win10 + Arch
Bhai kitne din tk temperature control rehta h???
Still well well under control, barely a difference for me.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH like, in a year?
Can the fan be disassembled ....i mean its hard to clean like that...
my fan assembly didn't have any screws, it was welded.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH also im doing a repaste first time...but im having trouble in removing one screw from cpu heatsink...
Please don't use hand sanitizer. Buy proper 99% isopropyl alcohol. 🙂🙂
70% alcohol is fine. Hand Sanitizers are 70% alcohol. It evaporates in 5-6 seconds.
I have used it in atleast 5 laptops and have been doing it for a couple of years now.
This is not how you apply thermal grizzly you spread it on the whole chip, follow the instructions next time😂😂
😂😂Wow you're so smart.
bro yr mujhe bhi thermal paste change krna h lekin yr dr lg rha h ki khi khrab na krdu kuch
Nhi krega kuch kharab... bas back kholo, unplug battery, unplug the fans and remove screws from heat sink, then, lift, clean, repaste and put'em all back/re-plug.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH thik h bhaiya ji krte h bjrangbali ka naam lekr
Does repasteing reduce fan noise?
As temps are lower, fans spin slower. So, yes it lowers fan noise.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH alright, tysm for the reply!
Great 👍
nice temperature
Nice one bro
I'm student of saikat sir
Your sir can be seen cleaning the outside part of the laptop :)
ur thermal paste was fake, u got scammed
what 😂
Exactly what iam experiencing right now. I got this same paste but it seems like a fake one. My legion never crossed 100 degree but after applying this paste temp went upto 106 degree. I have done some research and found out that this particular paste is a fake one
@@thespectator3312 sorry for your experience. My temps are only 2°C higher on average, ever since I repasted in March :) Either you didn't clean your heat sink or you didn't apply the paste properly. Even 150/- local paste will give you big improvements in temps if you clean the heatsinks properly.
@@thespectator3312 it might have pumped out or dried. Kryonaut is only good for 80 degrees, any higher than that, it breaks down. Look it up, that is why kryonaut is not good for laptops which run hot, yours was already running @100 degrees Celsius even before the repaste.
@@vectivuz1858 thanks for the information. My cpu temps are lower now, idle 32-35, gaming 50-65, but my gpu get warmer at 65 degrees Celsius. Stock, it never crossed 59. Do you think i should replace vram pads, since i have removed heatsink more than 20 times while applying different thermal paste.
just paint you nails :))) so big like a womens
I will be getting this comment my entire life for this video. :)
How many Grams the paste you used?
3g version.. but 1g is enough.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH i want to use it for i7 and PS4, but I don't know if 1g is enough for both of them