thanks for this video, i just got a pre-owned aorus rx 580 and the first thing i did was break it down to clean everything out and re-apply fresh thermal paste using your video as reference
I was hoping that we could remove the casing, because I had to stuff it into my OptiPlex, now I don't have the clearance to plug my cable back in for the front USB ports 😢.
emad jwiehan Had it about a month now and so far no problems, is there any information on how long until expected failure? Edit: I just checked, both fans still spinning.
I have this GPU and planning to replace the thermal pads/pastes. Does your card crash on games? I mean only the GPU crashes but the rest of the system is alive? I'm worried that mine might be factory defect however it's out of warranty now and the symptoms showed itself too late. Mine doesn't crash on benchmarks and stress tests, it the games that give my GPU a hard time.
@@forthelichkingsname I have the same issue - undervolt it. And it is not the temps, the temps are fine, but games have problems without undervolt (benches, including fur/kombustor pass). Now I have it stable and quiet 1365mhz @ 1050mv! Edit: mine is still in warranty, but they returned it to me with "everything is fine", because all tests pass, lol.
Hello ! good video, I have the same graphics and I want to put the thermal paste, I bought 1mm and 1.5mm for vrm, is that okay? What measurements did you use for the heatsink? thank you very much in advance new subscriber :)
@@attilavidacs24 Use amd wattman, set it to 1070, or 1080. If you have a hard time figuring it out, just watch an youtube video, theres a lot of videos teaching how to undervolt.
@@rickstechrepairs Plus a credit card or guitar plectrum to lever the heatsink off of the PCB, to break the seal caused by the existing thermal paste. Again, do this as slowly and carefully as you can, in order not to tear the thermal pad.
is there any way that you know of to get replacement screws for holding the cooler on? I'm looking at a 2 month old card on ebay that is missing 2 of them
Hey guys I have a Sapphire RX580 NITRO+ 8GB & am wondering what size thermal pads were used for the vrm and memory modules . Broke the card down for some maintenance and removed some broken pads . Sapphire USA support is taking forever to respond
@@rickstechrepairs Yeah! NOT rubbing alcohol (even though that it likely mostly isoprop) since rubbing alcohol contains other oils and potential contaminants.
I recently started having issues with my GPU. While playing a game the display goes black and says No Video Input. I thought something inside overheated, opened up the PC, and noticed the GPU was REALLY hot. Tried spinning the fans and one of them has trouble spinning and it also sort of vibrates and makes a weird noise. Not sure if it's a bearing or something else.
@@rickstechrepairs Yes, I think you're right. One of the fans is really sluggish, I kept the PC open and checked if it works at all. It starts spinning slow and stops pretty much immediately once fan stop kicks in. I'll get some replacements and see if that helps. Thank you for your insight!
no worries at all, for a bit of a test and just so more air is blow on the GPU, i was try and mount a case fan just under the GPU, blowing straight at it
I bought this video card on Aliexpress and it came WITHOUT the RGB or ARGB LEDs, I don't know the type and the voltage of the LEDs. I know that the card has a 4-pin socket but it doesn’t say what is the type and the voltage of the LEDs, so I would like better information to buy the led strip and install it. I already asked Gigabyte's support but they are kind of hardheaded and don't tell me that the card does NOT have a led.
I would also like to know if I can put a second NVIDIA video card on the motherboard to be able to have the CUDA's of these cards in my architecture and if it would work, my card has two PCI-e X16, I bought a kinect to use with 3D scanner and software requires NVIDIA graphics card due to CUDA.
MSI MPG X570 Gaming Plus motherboard; Ryzen 5 2400G processor Video card RX580 Gaming mi 8Gb from GigaByte; 4 16Gb 3200Mhz memories from Asgard; M2 SSD 500Gb Asgard; SSD 1Tb Asgard; HD 2Tb Samsung; HD 4Tb Samsung;
regarding RGB, just purchase a ARGB strip from aliexpress and stick it on the GPU. i wouldnt try and get power from the GPU to run the lights 2) im not actually sure on the two gpus from two amd + nvidia if i remeber correctly i think there was driver issues when doing that, but i havent looked at doing that since windows 10
@@admin.ChristianoGaio the thing about leds, its hard to say. Are bios controlled i supose, since this gpus are gaming/mi listed on gigabyte page. The bios are different than the ones with leds and backplate. Btw i have one equal than yours, but for me leds are crap. I was searching a gpu water block :D
So any led strip with 4 pins will work, you need 2 led strips with cables and 4 pin connector, but i think you must not do it, because the power comes from the card, and i dont think that exist a way to control leds, because the bios in this cards is not the same than from gaming ones, this is the info i can give, are max 3 leds per connector, but you can get your gpu destroyed and no bios match with gaming ones.
Hello i have a problem, i replacement thermal pads and thermal paste for maintenance but the degree up to 80-85 and worst moments 89, the thickness is 1.5mm for vrm and 0.5 for memory but degree don't down. ¿what cause could be?
can u help me please? my card did like 70c 72 max, i changed the paste and all that, and its now hitting 80c and fans go over 80% and it sounds like a jet engine, then i took it apart again, make sure every screw is tight, and it kinda does the same... i have no idea what is going on.... its 30c idle, but 80c 100% load.... i dont know what to do... is it possible that my termal paste is crap?
I don't think so. I've got mine an week ago and when I was unboxing I noticed that the screws were very loose, to the point that the termal pads wasn't touching the VRMs and mosfets! so I just tightened the screws, got max temp about 70-72ºC. 80ºC is too much for this graphics card. I recommend to talk with gigabyte.
Could be that you put too much thermal paste. The rule that applies to the CPU, it applies the same to the GPU. Small pea sized drop of thermal compound on the DIE, make sure all the screws are tightened, don't overtighten them too much. Remember that thermal compound takes 2-3 weeks to cure thanks to the heat. If in doubt, reapply the paste.
Holy hell! That thermal paste lol! Way to much on there, you don't need that much, just a this layer across the chip. With that much paste on there you could damage the dies around it.
can somebody tell me what tickhness thermal pad for rx 580 aorus? Moduls and vram my gpu got problem after changing thermal pad and paste, get high temps 80c+
@@rickstechrepairs Sapphire RX 570/580 Nitro+ also have 2 fans. From my experience, they are usually 10 °C cooler than the Aorus counterpart at full GPU load: • around 60 °C @ 33 % fan on Nitro+ • around 70 °C @ 69 % fan on Aorus I know that's weird because the Aorus is supposed to have a good heat dissipation thanks to the copper piece they placed on the back. Also tried to completely remove the back part of the Aorus, but it makes the temps go up to 90 °C… Moreover, after disassembling and reassembling the Aorus, I'm now around 10 °C higher (~ 80 °C)… Probably I'll need to change the thermal pads.
i would have more thought that the black piece on the back of the PCB would be to stop the GPU from bending due to heat and weight of the cooler, i wouldn't have expected it to make that much of a difference
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thanks for this video, i just got a pre-owned aorus rx 580 and the first thing i did was break it down to clean everything out and re-apply fresh thermal paste using your video as reference
Good to hear this has helped
same
I was hoping that we could remove the casing, because I had to stuff it into my OptiPlex, now I don't have the clearance to plug my cable back in for the front USB ports 😢.
I used this video to determine if the RAM chips and VRMs were cooled. glad to see that they are. Thanks
Spex Speccly I'm happy this video is of some help for you :)
emad jwiehan Had it about a month now and so far no problems, is there any information on how long until expected failure?
Edit: I just checked, both fans still spinning.
the same with my R9 270x the fan die but its not the bearing, its something electronically, programed obsolescence
@@emadjw Well... I've got one last week and Aorus have 3 years warranty here in Brazil, that's why I bought this model.
@@emadjw my right fan just died after 5+ years
Just what i need. Thanks for the video!
@Frieda Kulbida lmao both of you guys are the same people and this is obviously a scam
Who else is here because their card overheats without a 10% underclock?
I have this GPU and planning to replace the thermal pads/pastes.
Does your card crash on games? I mean only the GPU crashes but the rest of the system is alive?
I'm worried that mine might be factory defect however it's out of warranty now and the symptoms showed itself too late.
Mine doesn't crash on benchmarks and stress tests, it the games that give my GPU a hard time.
I've also seen that there's a new revised release for this particular card also comes with it are vbios upgrades.
@@forthelichkingsname I have the same issue - undervolt it. And it is not the temps, the temps are fine, but games have problems without undervolt (benches, including fur/kombustor pass). Now I have it stable and quiet 1365mhz @ 1050mv!
Edit: mine is still in warranty, but they returned it to me with "everything is fine", because all tests pass, lol.
@@YourCRTube realy? mine set 10.60mv game crash on far cry 5.
yup
Hello ! good video, I have the same graphics and I want to put the thermal paste, I bought 1mm and 1.5mm for vrm, is that okay? What measurements did you use for the heatsink? thank you very much in advance new subscriber :)
Hi. I'm not sure what measurement the thermal pads are
What is the thickness of the thermal pads?
second that ...
great vid, thanks for the upload.
Glad you enjoyed it
why are you transferring thermal pads? when you reinstall, it will be exactly where it should be
I thought this card has VRAM and VRM heat sink like TwinFrozr im disappointed
Tell me, please, what thickness of thermal pads and use on the video card.
@MJRegul and mosfets?
Raul Elias the mosfets are the vrm voltage regulation modules
How similiar would this card be to an Red dragon RX 590? Cause I got some problems with mine, and Cant realy find any good videos about that card
not sure sorry
If you are having problems with temperature, just UNDERVOLT the card, i was having 76 degrees, now i have 69-71°.
How do I undervolt the card and by how much?
@@attilavidacs24 Use amd wattman, set it to 1070, or 1080. If you have a hard time figuring it out, just watch an youtube video, theres a lot of videos teaching how to undervolt.
@@Nepomuk01 already undervolt but always restore to default again afther 10 minutes.using globall watt man
What tools do you need to take apart the card?
A Small Phillips head screw driver, should be almost all you need
And some new thermal paste!
@@rickstechrepairs Plus a credit card or guitar plectrum to lever the heatsink off of the PCB, to break the seal caused by the existing thermal paste. Again, do this as slowly and carefully as you can, in order not to tear the thermal pad.
SO what was the before and after temps cause mine seems to be running hotter than ever wondering what the real benefits of doing this would be? cheers
is there any way that you know of to get replacement screws for holding the cooler on? I'm looking at a 2 month old card on ebay that is missing 2 of them
Hello Friend. I tried to open the back part of my rx 570 aorus and the black plate screws are aluidos what do you recommend?
Could you do a radeon aorus rx580 XTR teardown need a good cleaning and thermal paste replacement?
Don't have one on hand to do sorry
Do you happen to know how thick the thermal pads are for this card? I am about to buy this same card and I want new thermal pads for it.
No idea how thick they are
I would rather go too thick than too thin with them tho
@@rickstechrepairs too thick can fucked up GPU :)
The pads are fine on this, it's the paste they use on the GPU.
@@blazetownsend8785 but some pads gets broken after dissassembly and thats bad
So anyone had success in replacing thermal pad? If so, what thickness of thermal pads you used?
Is this pcb the identical to amd RX 580? Was looking to purchase the kraken g12 for water cooling...
What thickness do you need for the thermal pad of this Gigabyte RX580?
not sure
i have gigabyte rx 580 8gb it has 1mm pad on vram and 2mm on vrm.
@@shivajithakur7735 Thx. for info ! .
Just want the first 5 min because i am going to spray paint it in white thanks
Hope it turns out better then expected
Same here
Hey guys I have a Sapphire RX580 NITRO+ 8GB & am wondering what size thermal pads were used for the vrm and memory modules . Broke the card down for some maintenance and removed some broken pads . Sapphire USA support is taking forever to respond
Gigabyte name RGB LED does not turn on. What can it be?
What is the liquid that you are dipping the brush in?
Isopropyl alcohol
Oh, I thought you were insane and using tap water or something like that.
What percentage of isoprophyl alcohol should I buy?
Charlie Caldosa 90+ but if you can't find anything higher use what you can.
@@rickstechrepairs Yeah! NOT rubbing alcohol (even though that it likely mostly isoprop) since rubbing alcohol contains other oils and potential contaminants.
Did you notice any improvement after changing the thermal paste?
Nice vídeo!
Cezar Bonner not overly , but if it helps over the life of the device it's worth it
I recently started having issues with my GPU. While playing a game the display goes black and says No Video Input. I thought something inside overheated, opened up the PC, and noticed the GPU was REALLY hot. Tried spinning the fans and one of them has trouble spinning and it also sort of vibrates and makes a weird noise. Not sure if it's a bearing or something else.
sounds like you have a failed fan on the graphics card which is allowing the card to over heat.
Best to replace the fans and replace the thermal paste
@@rickstechrepairs Yes, I think you're right. One of the fans is really sluggish, I kept the PC open and checked if it works at all. It starts spinning slow and stops pretty much immediately once fan stop kicks in.
I'll get some replacements and see if that helps. Thank you for your insight!
no worries at all, for a bit of a test and just so more air is blow on the GPU, i was try and mount a case fan just under the GPU, blowing straight at it
Mine is too l don't know why is hot
what was your temperature ?
didnt measure
I bought this video card on Aliexpress and it came WITHOUT the RGB or ARGB LEDs, I don't know the type and the voltage of the LEDs.
I know that the card has a 4-pin socket but it doesn’t say what is the type and the voltage of the LEDs, so I would like better information to buy the led strip and install it.
I already asked Gigabyte's support but they are kind of hardheaded and don't tell me that the card does NOT have a led.
I would also like to know if I can put a second NVIDIA video card on the motherboard to be able to have the CUDA's of these cards in my architecture and if it would work, my card has two PCI-e X16, I bought a kinect to use with 3D scanner and software requires NVIDIA graphics card due to CUDA.
MSI MPG X570 Gaming Plus motherboard;
Ryzen 5 2400G processor
Video card RX580 Gaming mi 8Gb from GigaByte;
4 16Gb 3200Mhz memories from Asgard;
M2 SSD 500Gb Asgard;
SSD 1Tb Asgard;
HD 2Tb Samsung;
HD 4Tb Samsung;
regarding RGB, just purchase a ARGB strip from aliexpress and stick it on the GPU.
i wouldnt try and get power from the GPU to run the lights
2) im not actually sure on the two gpus from two amd + nvidia
if i remeber correctly i think there was driver issues when doing that, but i havent looked at doing that since windows 10
@@rickstechrepairs but you know the electrical scheme of how to connect to the board, which is each pin since it is a 4-pin socket
@@admin.ChristianoGaio the thing about leds, its hard to say. Are bios controlled i supose, since this gpus are gaming/mi listed on gigabyte page. The bios are different than the ones with leds and backplate. Btw i have one equal than yours, but for me leds are crap. I was searching a gpu water block :D
So any led strip with 4 pins will work, you need 2 led strips with cables and 4 pin connector, but i think you must not do it, because the power comes from the card, and i dont think that exist a way to control leds, because the bios in this cards is not the same than from gaming ones, this is the info i can give, are max 3 leds per connector, but you can get your gpu destroyed and no bios match with gaming ones.
@@manuellanasdj Eu estou no Brasil, Rio de Janeiro, seria meio complicado comprar este bloco de você
got the fan replacement link?
No sorry, have a look on AliExpress
what is the thermal pad thickness on this gpu?
ask the support they will provide you
@@boumezanouar I already did, they said they can't give me that sort of information
Tell me please, how mm fat thermal pad which is under the backplate?
Thank you!
sorry i no longer have the card
I have to use 2 pieces of 2mm to fit
Hello i have a problem, i replacement thermal pads and thermal paste for maintenance but the degree up to 80-85 and worst moments 89, the thickness is 1.5mm for vrm and 0.5 for memory but degree don't down.
¿what cause could be?
I have too rx 580 your video
im not sure what size the stock pads should be, if its an exmining card its possible that its a failing Die
did you find a solution ?
better use new thermal pad for better heat resistance
replace thermal paste, and you can replace the thermal pads. you dont want heat resistance, you want heat transfer
what thickness are the thermal pads?
dont have those details sorry
can u help me please?
my card did like 70c 72 max, i changed the paste and all that, and its now hitting 80c and fans go over 80% and it sounds like a jet engine, then i took it apart again, make sure every screw is tight, and it kinda does the same... i have no idea what is going on.... its 30c idle, but 80c 100% load.... i dont know what to do... is it possible that my termal paste is crap?
I don't think so. I've got mine an week ago and when I was unboxing I noticed that the screws were very loose, to the point that the termal pads wasn't touching the VRMs and mosfets! so I just tightened the screws, got max temp about 70-72ºC. 80ºC is too much for this graphics card. I recommend to talk with gigabyte.
Could be that you put too much thermal paste. The rule that applies to the CPU, it applies the same to the GPU. Small pea sized drop of thermal compound on the DIE, make sure all the screws are tightened, don't overtighten them too much. Remember that thermal compound takes 2-3 weeks to cure thanks to the heat. If in doubt, reapply the paste.
please tell me the size of the thermal pad for my vram i need to replace it
no idea sorry
in the ram section using 0.5 it's still not tight is it okay by tightening it?
CUALES SON LOS PADS TERMICOS QUE LLEVA ?
no idea on pad size sorry
Holy hell! That thermal paste lol! Way to much on there, you don't need that much, just a this layer across the chip. With that much paste on there you could damage the dies around it.
can somebody tell me what tickhness thermal pad for rx 580 aorus? Moduls and vram
my gpu got problem after changing thermal pad and paste, get high temps 80c+
yes same... how do you fix?
Aorus cards are the worst, for cooling. Especially compared to the Sapphire Nitro+.
I wouldn't say worst, I'm personally a fan of the twin fan setup like these ones.
I will have a bit of a Google about the sapphire model
@@rickstechrepairs Sapphire RX 570/580 Nitro+ also have 2 fans. From my experience, they are usually 10 °C cooler than the Aorus counterpart at full GPU load:
• around 60 °C @ 33 % fan on Nitro+
• around 70 °C @ 69 % fan on Aorus
I know that's weird because the Aorus is supposed to have a good heat dissipation thanks to the copper piece they placed on the back.
Also tried to completely remove the back part of the Aorus, but it makes the temps go up to 90 °C…
Moreover, after disassembling and reassembling the Aorus, I'm now around 10 °C higher (~ 80 °C)… Probably I'll need to change the thermal pads.
i would have more thought that the black piece on the back of the PCB would be to stop the GPU from bending due to heat and weight of the cooler, i wouldn't have expected it to make that much of a difference
ive seen several temperature values when both cards are stress tested and both run at just over 70C at 100% load in stress testing software.
maybe the aorus outputs more heat for being faster?
Did he use Isoprophyl Alcohol?
Yes
waranty voided?
potentially, i wouldn't do this to a brand new card, but one that's purchased second hand or is a year or two old
@@rickstechrepairs kay thank you
Your volume output is second to.. No wait! it's crap!!
Cheers, I had a batch of videos that where extremely quiet , been long since fixed
u r so BIG that card look so smool
Nar just camera perspective
That's what she said!
OMG that was so painful to watch LOL
its long cause i show every step, rather than jump cut to everything
but also its filmed 3 years / 2 Camera Models ago
What is the thickness of the thermal pads?
not sure sorry
What is the size of the stock fans?
not too sure sorry, i no longer have the card
I think if you go to amazon or eBay you can search something like "AORUS RX 580 cooler fans"
92mm