Cooling Upgrade & Intake Fan Installing MOD on HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop 690-0073w
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2020
- Upgrading CPU cooler with Noctua NH-L9x65 and case fan with Noctua NF-A9 on HP Pavilion Desktop.
Installing a side Intake Fan for better airflow on this small case. 
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That is the best camera work and descriptions of how to do everything that I have seen for doing those upgrades. Thank you for putting that much time and effort into it and I hope more people see this as there are a lot who could use it.
I agree, great, quality work! I also vibing to the music xD
keeping the original backplate is a great idea. Thx for sharing!
I replaced the CPU Fan in a HP Pavilion TG01 (LGA1200) by a Noctua NH-L12S. But I had to use M3 x 20mm screws (10 - 14mm was way to short).
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Nice. I have the same setup except I used the black Chromax fans for intake and exhaust and I'm running an EVGA RTX 2060 KO Gaming card and 16GB G.SKILL Trident Z RAM. I'm looking at upgrading to an Intel core i7 9700F soon.
Great video!
The music though 😂 💀
LEGIT VIDEO LOVE IT MAN
I have the exact same setup. I used a mini tower cooler on mine. The graphics card is cool but still has an aggressive loud fan noise.
Good job
I've had issue with a similar system 690-0024 (Ryzen 5 2400g). My idle would go 55~65 during the day time (28C room) and as much as 92 at 5 minute run of cinebench. I swapped out the CPU cooler with NH L9x65 like here, but the back exhaust is still stock 92mm and I didn't do the side mod. This still didn't make my heat problem go away. What I did was removed the hdd/optical drive and the drive cage altogther (this left optical cover slot to be hanging open). I ziptied the sata drive against the bottom front mesh plate. Now the temperature is 40~50 at idle and around 65~70 during games, but I kind of don't like that I don't have the optical drive anymore. I was thinking about adding another 92mm noctua fan as intake right behind the optical bay slot (without cutting, just using the long cd rom slit opening). I am just wondering if this mod will yield better result and allow me to use the optical drive. I was shocked at how much the pc got cooler with just removing the cage so I am really torn on trying this out.
*EDIT: I just realize you never put back the hdd/optical on the cage at the end. Did you put them back eventually? or did you just leave them open for better flow? How did you get the optical cover to stay back in place?*
Do you mind if I ask what the pre-mod temperature was? and what's it now?
Did you buy the regular (Intel) version of the NH L9x65? I tried the AM4 version but it does not fit because HP put a AM4 socket on the mainboard but left the cooler mounting points in Intel configuration (square). Noctua said one could use the Intel mounting of the cooler with the ryzen but they cannot guarantee perfect fit.
@@juergenhuegle yes, I used the bracket (intel) for square hole config for my cpu cooler and it worked perfectly.
Cool video ;-) But you missed the opportunity to show us the temp. and loudness differences before and after :-(
I just did it in mine with a Ryzen 3600x with a noctua nh u9s, same process as yours and fits perfectly
Did the computer be more quiet after the process?
@@Marcus-gk7uy Much more quiet, and the CPU keeps higher speeds without thermal throttling
@@nochox Nice
@@nochox i think im gonna start with the Noctua NF-A9 cabinet fan, and then later i will mount the cpu cooler cause im new to pc upgrading:)
@@Marcus-gk7uy if you want the process to be the easiest, buy the screws shown in the video it can be in any home depot, that way it will be very easy to replace it. If you want some help let me know
1). Always unscrew (unhinge if its from the olden days) cpu coolers evenly / cross wise, hold it to prevent cooler tipping over and possibly hurt components nearby when the spring force is suddenly released! Coolers can easily mangle inductors/capacitors/memory chips! Once screws are undone, gently rotate cooler slightly (only a few degrees) left/right/left/back again to break the grip of old paste. (On new PC's with the clasp it's less important but it helps. Some CPU's in use still have pins and are in a ZIF socket and then this step of breaking up the old paste is VITAL or you might break the socket or cpu or both.
2). Don't fiddle with removing CPU paste or anything when the CPU clasp is open! If you accidentally push down on one side and have sligt side ways force the CPU may slide around in socket or by sticking to cotton bud you might lift a corner out of socket; that would be VERY BAD because under CPU lies 1000's of tiny really weak springs! Mangle just one of them and your motherboard is most probably trashed for good. Normal consumers do not have the instruments to fix socket nor replace it. Once you open the clasp, remove or insert CPU. Once the 1000's of springs are exposed, i.e. un-populated CPU socket it is VERY VITAL that nothing touches it. Normal procedure is to DIRECTLY put in a protective cover delivered with your motherboard and close CPU clasp because acidents happens so easily. (OEM manufactures like DELL or HP probably do not offer this)
3.) When mounting a new cooler do not let it rock back and forth like shown in video; once again you may damage surrounding components AND the paste will be unevenly spread/pushed out to one side. Once the cooler is placed on the bead of paste, hold it flat while engaging ALL screws a few turns so that cooler is at ALL TIMES parallell to CPU heatspreader. Tighten screws cross wise one to two turns per side and repeat untill all screws are seated.
4). If you made the effort to fit the extra intake fan, make it a larger-than-fan-rotor round hole, having the blades wooshing by, intersecting the sharp edge of the square hole adds alot of noise and reduces the flow quite alot, most of the airflow is near the perifiery of a fan, basically only 20% of the outer rim is doing 90% of the job = any interference at edge has massive impact of fan capacity. Personally I'd add a self adhesive foam edge around fan to seal it to PC cover which is floating above the black grille/internal support plate, its leaking some air by the sides and just re-circulating same air.
I have been building custom PC's, fan cooled, custom heatsinks, TEC/Peltier cooled, water cooled (made my own water blocks) etc since 1996. I've built/owned near to 20 custom PC's from Pentium 1 until now and going... I'm just about to mod a similar case to this shown in video.
Can you make a list of parts with links in description please?
Interesting
I have a similar pc, hp 690-0083, with ryzen 5 2600 and gtx 1650 super. I upgraded the cpu cooler with phanteks PH-TC12LS, i can feel the case gets warm i need to do this mod on the side, but i have a 2.5 ssd mounted there where you installed the fan. I will have to remove that ssd and leave only the m.2 and the 1tb hdd. Thanks for the video
Or you can move the 2.5 ssd on top and mount the intake fan at the bottom.
@@curiousitech9807 yea thinking about removing that ssd. It is just extra storage, the pc has a m.2 with 1tb and one hdd with 1tb also. This 2.5 is a 3rd storage i don’t think i need 3 tb of storage.
@@Leduan81 or ( as i have the same pc ) , you can stick it to the bottom of the pc , or on the inside front of the PC. if you dare , with a bracket, verticaly on the side of the psu ....
Just did the same upgrade to my tg01-1417no
92mm and 80mm noctua fans
Did you mount the fans in opposite directions? Coz the arrows in the fans show otherwise
Outstanding clarity in camera work and focus, shows you are thinking about the viewer, outstanding camera angles too. Not to mention, it not a cheap camera and very good lighting. You tightened the CPU cooler down totally one side then the other - instead of EVENLY - that causes the past to spread unevenly too and the CPU to sit unevenly (PROOF when you took off the old cooler the old past was also uneven, was that HP's or your mistake?) The last two fans are MOSTLY blocked air wise BOTH sides, the case cover has tiny holes and the drive bay cover holes are virtually non-existent, even the DVD bay is in the way of airflow so VERY VERY BAD. (Proofs of fannies mistake is you span 2 fans the actual WRONG WAY !! to demonstrate them going in a specific direction OOPS!!) Also the external fan directions adds up to NEGATIVE pressure inside the case causing dust to be pulled into holes. True the original HP cooling was bad.
Can someone tell ne where I can get those "Intel set spacers"?
Are they part of the Fan?
so do i have to buy screws to install it?
hello guys, i have new victus 15L..i want upgrade cooler but every time when i connect new fan (i have many types noctua 92nn, cooller master 120mm...) system show me error msg SYSTEM FAN 90B and turn my pc OFF...any ideas? thx a lot
Can you use a Noctua NH-U12s
Would this work with a AMD cpu if I also dont remove the backplate still
The music is so lit dude what is it called
can i fit a hyper 212 in it?
is i possible to do it on the victus pc
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I have 2 questions. What tool did you use to cut the hole in the metal sheet for the intake. And can you do that on a HP Pavilion TG01-0023w?
To cut the metal I think you could something like Dremel, and the mod should work on that model since they’re very similar
The black metal grate on your model is not the same. It has a different thickness, but you should Beale to mount a fan.
didi u use 2 nf a9 fans and the fan that came with nh l9x65 for intake?
Yes, I used the thinner one for the intake. Wanted better cooling for the processor so I swapped them.
Do you need the rings arround the m3 screws to install the mounting system?
no
What did you use to cut the side of the cage?
metal sheet scissors and dremel. you can also use an oscillating tool or a hacksaw...
I dont want to upgrade the Stock case fan, so i just need to connect the y splitter with the CPU cooler and the intake fan right?
Y splitter with the case fan. They are both case fans.
@@curiousitech9807 hey man i know its a bit old already but hope u can help me, im looking forward to buy this hp pabilioj desktop, mine got a i7 11700, 16gb ram and rtx 3060 ti...pretty sure the i7 will get rrally hot, so u think this a great pc for me? I want this because its soo cheap compared to building one myself with seperate parts since gpu price is still high...is it ok if after buy, i swap the cpu cooler and maybe add more case fan? U think its good and safe for another 4 to 5 years? Or u suggest i wait and built better pc and avoif this hp prebuilt?
Does the thicker fan make a big difference in temp? I know that he is quiter because of the slower rotationrate
A thicker fan running the same speed would move more air due to the thicker fan blades having more surface area
@@CG_Element Sure but if you consider rpm then its almost the same
Could anyone tell me what song this is?
Music or beat name?
Can a 120mm low profile CPU cooler fit in this case?
Less than 140mm so that excludes a lot of >150mm radiators
what video card do youy have on this?
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti
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is it the stock cabinet fan that are loud or is it the stock cpu cooler, cause i dont know what to upgrade first?
They are both the same
@@curiousitech9807 but what is most loud?
@@Marcus-gk7uy the CPU gets hot first. More RPM, more noise.
@@curiousitech9807 is there a Big difference between the Stock case fan and the noctua nf a9?
I'n planning to do this to my pc how much did the temps go down?
So far it didn't go over 59C
@@curiousitech9807 while gaming?
All this work, and not even taking the struggle to spread the thermal paste... i just don't understand some people
What would I need to do if I wanted to upgrade and change the case
You can't change the case. The MB is proprietary.
Find a used motherboard and get a better power supply
Just can't change the case, for that build your own pc
Nice video but the music makes want to do hard drugs and go to warehouse rave and catch chlamydia
Do it dude. Yolo.
Dude the music was the icing on the cake for this great video.
What's the name of the music playing?
Twelve Speed - Slynk
Can i change a case? @CuriousTech
no, it's proprietary
Will this method work with ryzen?
Absolutely
@@curiousitech9807 do I have to get the exact cooler or an am4 socket
I have this pc with the 3500 and 1650 super. What size fan fits in the side intake
92mm
Did you have to change the backplate on the motherboard?
No, you need to remove the MB for that. I didn't.
@@curiousitech9807 Good to know. It looks like the NH-L9x65 comes with the AM4 kit for Ryzen which looks like it comes with the longer M3 screws. So, I'm not sure if I'd need to buy more....
@@markthibault8579 look at min 8.08. You need to buy them
@@curiousitech9807 Thanks. What was the length of the ones you used? 10 or 14mm?
Instead of fan, can I use a 120mm water cooler?
no room for that
No need for a case fan with the low profile cooler. The two fans wil interfere with each other!
Which one, the exhaust or extra side vent one? Did you test? You’re saying just have the single low profile fan?
@@PinchHarmonic69 The exhaust because it will interfere with the low profile CPU fan. To use your setup you would need to replace the low profile fan with a vertical one with the fan pulling the air in the same direction as the exhaust fan.
So you bought a budget $600 PC to add $100 of parts for less than 10 degrees improvement. Not to mention the cost of your time. No longer a budget pc.