How to Repasting and Cleaning for Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 15Arh05 ✅💻- Step-by-Step Guide
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- In this video i will show you how to Repaste and service your Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 15Arh05 💻 laptop STEP By STEP.
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Prepping to do a clean and upgrade on Ideapad Gaming 3. This is by FAR the best video on the topic. Clear, clean, and informative; the creator obviously knows what he is talking about, and his knowledge shows through in each step. Subscribed.
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Done before I commented, but keep up the good work @@uFixTek
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Wish I watched this yesterday. Opened my laptop, didn't unplug the power, gave it a little vacuum and dabbed it with a soapy cloth. Now the fan starts, but the display has no reaction. Great video 8/10
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You were very good, today I cleaned the pc after 4 (never clean since I bought it), I was a bit scared but you explained in a simple and step by step all the steps, it took me a long time but I'm glad I made it, thank you very much
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Excellent tutorial. Thank you. I have lowered my CPU temps by about 15-20 degrees under heavy load. Legend!
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Really good video, everything explained and shown very good ;D I was searching for video everywhere with exactly same model of laptop as i have and finally found it. Thanks Man
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@@uFixTek my temps are reaching 105 C but im still scared to open the laptop and clean it.
@@pingwinner_ so let the poor laptop blow up
@@whomustnotbenamed392 it did. Too late.
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Thank you. I followed this and now my laptop is much cooler
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Following this tutorial even tho my model is slightly different, it was really helpful. Thank you so much.
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Juli 2024, vid convinced me to actually pul open my machine. In the past every laptop i pulled open i was unable to put back together, this machine looks like fairly easy. Bought mine in 2019 and it needs some maintenance :D
follow the steps and you be fine, if any help you need, let me know in the comments.
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clean video really loved the small detailing part.
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I used thermal grizzly kryonaut extreme, not as huge difference like intel systems but max 78C during cinebench from 82-85C
78c to 85 i would say its a good change my friend 78c even 80c at max load its sweet. the CPU slows down when hits 95c+
@@uFixTek I've seen statements from AMD that these newer chips won't throttle until they reach 105. I wonder traits the chips have to allow for more punishing heat?
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thank you man, il try to clean the gpu fan soon! thanks for the video explaining it :)
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Informative vid, I don't know much about electronic tech and maintenance, but easy to understand! Is any thermal paste good enough, or is the arctic (and grizzly) best?
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Regarding your question, i would highly recommend you to go with grizzly and if you cant get it then go with arctic mx4 (o 5)
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Hi, I'm really glad you made this video, i have one question though. I don't want to change the termal paste, I only want to clean the fans, do i still have to remove the heat sink to get access to the fans?
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Regarding your question, You can remove the fans without removing the heatsink. Simply unplug the fan connectors, remove the screws, and use a toothbrush to clean the radiator (heatsink) and the fans.
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great guide, thank you very much!
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Bro I have 2 questions
1. can I use cotton for cleaning the laptop cpu and GPU
2. Can I use hand sanitizer as alcohol ?
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Regarding your question, I strongly advise against using cotton balls to clean the CPU or GPU. Cotton fibers can get caught on tiny capacitors around the CPU die and potentially cause damage. Instead, I recommend using a kitchen towel or a napkin for cleaning.
When it comes to using alcohol, I suggest using a minimum of 95% isopropyl alcohol. Hand sanitizers often contain a significant amount of water and are not typically 95% isopropyl alcohol, so they may not be as effective for cleaning electronic components.
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hey. Thanks for this video. I wanted to know about the pads: do they have to be replaced too ? Removing the cooling block can damage them if they are stuck ? besides, I don't even know if these things are glued or just placed... thanks
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Regarding your question, i have explained about the thermal pads right @6:00
you don't need to replace or remove the pads, the pads are placed not glued, the pads that come from manufacture are great quality and no need to replace them, unless you lost or damaged them.
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@@uFixTekhi! By any chance do you know sizes of thermal pads? 0.5 or 1mm?
Thanks! Legend😁
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Thank you so much for this breakdown, i have the same model laptop and im very scared to re paste my laptop for 3 yrs now i know what to do with this video breakdown
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now im having hard time trying to unscrew the 2 bottom one in Cpu
use a bigger handle screw driver, don't use small handle and press down on the screw hard and slow rotation.
Thanks for this informative and great video. I have a slightly different model, so I have +1 screw on the heat sink which I can't seem to get off 💀
Nevertheless, thank you.
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Use a bigger handle screwdriver and press down harder on the screw and slow rotation.
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Thank you very much. This will be very useful for me in a couple of weeks =)
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What's the thickness of thermal pads? I bought one of this laptop used and I think the previous owner changed them to a wrong size for some reason
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@@uFixTek in a comment 5 months ago, you said that you were wrong and it is 1mm
Can I do it on my own( I usually open the back to clean fans), and could you suggest me a good thermal paste for repasting?
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Regarding your question, the best thermal paste is the thermal grizzly kryonaut
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Hello, I also face with a similar problem.
For the context, I had an older laptop fan, but one of the vents broke and when running games or anything that puts the CPU and GPU at stress, it started emitting a very loud high pitched noise which was incredibly annoying. In the end, I ended up buying another fan to replace the old one. The fan when it arrived it was in good condition, all clean, nothing to worry about yet.
Then installed the fan properly like you did, i was careful with the wires and screws. I put the laptop panel back on and starting the laptop.
And here is when I noticed a strange behaviour: on idle and plugged in, the laptop emits a rather annoying but not as awful as the old fan. I unplug it but the sound remains the same. Then I tried to lift the laptop for a bit to see which fan has the problem. I still didn’t figure it out.
And when gaming or running anything intensive, the fans spin faster but it is just the spinning sound with barely any audible noise from a fan.
Mind you, the laptop fan I am currently using is barely 1 month old and I already have some strange noise with it.
hey with which brand should i go in budget segment for long term like 3-4 years ..which company motherboards have quality components..and gives problem least
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Regarding your question, go with t460 lenovo they are really good in budget end too.
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Are you sure the thermalpads are 0.3 mm? I saw many places saying they are 1mm.
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regarding your question: oh man im sorry it is a 1mm no idea why i said .3 mm. its a 1mm my friend
Thank you bro, but i would like to ask if 1gr of Grizzly be able to paste in both GPU and Processor? or should i buy two of it?
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regarding your question: 1g is enough but i would say buy two incase if you need to lift the heatsink for what ever reason, then u must repaste.
Thanks for this tutorial!!! It really helps me!!! ❤❤❤❤
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Can i remove the fan without removing the heatsink ?
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regarding your question: of course you can, just remove the screws that touching the fan and lift it up.
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Thanks. I really appreciate that
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I have a strange problem with my laptop, every once in a while, the image and sound freeze for a split second what is the reason? even while watching a movie or browsing the Internet
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regarding your question: when we get this issue in the store the problem could be from following:
#1. SSD or HDD are going bad, check the SSD OR HDD status with CrystalDiskInfo
#2. it could be a bad windows update that didn't apply it self, formatting windows.
#3. CPU over heating , a repaste doesn't hurt and it can help a lot.
#4. replace the SSD even if it's still good as it happens that when the status of the SSD is good but something wrong with firmware and replacing it and reinstalling widows it fixed the issue.
@@uFixTek Thank you for the advice, I also bet on the disk or the processor, worse if it was a processor. As for the paste, I will definitely change it, because I haven't changed it for 2 years. I have a problem because I have the original system installed on the M.2 PCIe NVMe disk, but I do not have the physical key. Is it possible to transfer the licenses somehow?
as long as you have used your Hotmail account in windows settings then your windows key is automatically linked to your account, and once you install windows 10 or 11 in the installation steps click i don't have the lic key and continue and once in the windows then go to windows settings and connect to internet and use your email in the windows and you be set.
mine is a "slowed down lagging freeze" that lasts around 1 or 2 seconds, but i believe we share the same minor issue with our ideapad gaming 3.
It was easy unscrewing everything until I got to the heatsink. 2 screws just decided to not budge at all.
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Regarding your question, use a flat head screwdriver for those, the flat head will have a better grip on corners, and press hard down on them and slow rotation AT THE same time.
thanx for the video
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Hi, I have that same laptop and I wanted to know if I can put an NVME type 2230 in the available port, without having to remove the SATA hard drive?
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@@uFixTek ok, thank you , and I'm already a new subscriber.
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Hi, I have the same laptop but my Gpu temps getting higher than the CPU temps for example CPU temps are 83 while the GPU temps are 85 and I am using balanced mode and turbo off so I am really worried about it as this problem started happening since 15 days ago and it's been 1.5 years since I bought it but I never experienced this problem before so any solutions?
Hello, thanks for the video,i managed to remove the fan,but the heatsink screw its kinda hard to open it,is it normally like that?
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Regarding your question, you need to press down on screw hard and small rotation at the same time, yes it is very common that is hard in some cases.
@@uFixTek thanks for your quick answer,i kinda scared it will break the board
don't worry just make sure you twist slowly and press down at the same time, you be fine.
I Bought just 1gram Kryogizzly but Im kinda dont know if it's enough for both CPU and GPU that's why I havent open my laptop yet can you tell me if its enough or should I buy another gram?
🫠Regarding your question, that is more than enough my friend.
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@@uFixTek thanks for the reply 🥰
It's my pleasure my friend.
Can i use this video as a reference for cleaning another model ideapad gaming 3 15IAH7
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Regarding your question, yes they are 90% identical they all have the same internals.
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Hello. I have a Lenovo ideapad gaming 3 15imh05D. My laptop has a hard drive but no ssd. I am going to add an ssd to it. What thickness of thermal pad would you recommend for the ssd?
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regarding your situation: .2mm pads are recommended my friend
@@uFixTek thankyou. Is it ok to use 0.5mm?
.5mm should be fine, but i would go with .2mm but .5 can squish in there too.
what's the alcohol percentage for the Isopropyl alcohol you used to clean?
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@@uFixTek thank you :)
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hey brother is quality of components used in this laptop series good enough to survive for 3 ,4 years without any issues ...like hp
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Regarding your question, i absolutely don't recommend this models from lenovo we get them in the store for repairs all the time components repair, because of poor component circuit design, and not many over voltage protection.
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@@uFixTek so with which brand should i go under price bracket of 50000 rupees
where are you located so i can check in your country >?
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Hello my screen does not light up after changing the thermal paste. What do you think is the cause?
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Regarding your question, remove the rams and reinsert them and power on and wait 10sec.
its work thank you @@uFixTek
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Hey I have repasted my lenovo Ideapad gaming 3 excatly 2 weeks ago with arctic mx6. Ar first it was all OK. Gpu temeprature decreased but CPU temeprature increased. CPU reaches 95 celsius at 60% load (msi afterburner stats) and is around 55 celsius at idle. Did I repaste it wrong? Maybe I used little bit of force when screwing to make sure its maximum tight, could it be bad?
oh there is something wrong with repaste, NOTHING to do with screwing tight the screws, that is fine.
you may have unbalanced heatsink, we do get that in the store and don't worry, do me a favor and use this:
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and take your time and cut a nice amount of the pad and place it on GPU and CPU, clean the old paste off the heatsink and GPU/CPU
this paste comes in a pad format and once it heat sup it will become paste and it will fill the unbalanced gaps.
@@uFixTek but I still have few grams of mx6 left. Should I try repasting again? Maybe different applying method? I used middle dot technique but maybe spreading iš better?
@@uFixTek and wouldnt thermal paste work better than thermal pads?
absolutely it wont make no difference if you spread or DOT in middle,
the thermal paste is the ONLY solution for GPU or CPU, but the pad/paste link i send you is not a thermal pad.
it is a very especial paste that is in form of pad, it is .2mm thick and once the cpu or gpu heats up it will melt the pad to the paste and it will fix your issue.
make sure you remove the plastic layers from both sides.
@@uFixTek update, I have repasted with again mx6 and temps seam to be lover, maybe because not enough thermal paste I applied. Lowest 36 celsius with highest (gaming) 72 celsius, well see how it will last.
bro i have the same laptop , how much the temps diferences after repasting and cleaning fans ?
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Regarding your question, you would notice a significant decrease in fan noise and temperature, usually around 10 degrees Celsius or more. By applying a better thermal paste, heat transfer to the heatsink becomes more efficient, allowing the system to cool down faster. As a result, the fan will spin at lower speeds because it can cool the components more effectively. It's important to consider that there is a fan curve in the BIOS, which determines the fan speed based on the temperature threshold.
For example, let's say the fan starts running at 50% RPM when the temperature reaches 70 degrees Celsius. With a good thermal paste, the heat will be absorbed faster, enabling the fan to cool down the heatsink more efficiently, thus keeping the temperatures under control.
To summarize, it is advisable to replace the thermal paste once a year, depending on the laptop's heavy usage. Think of it as having a car and not wanting to replace the oil.
I recommend using a high-end paste like Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, which can be found here: amzn.to/468eynp
@@uFixTek thanks bro , my laptop has about 2 years and 7 months i never changed paste before , i only cleaning fans every 6 months and by doing that i get about -4 degrees in general temperatures , i want to repaste with gelid extreme i've heard that it's the best for gaming laptop
Honestly, from Gelid to Thermal Grizzly, we have tried numerous thermal pastes, and Thermal Grizzly always comes out on top. I would highly recommend going with Thermal Grizzly, but Gelid is also a good option. Either way, you'll be fine as long as you choose one of them.
@@uFixTek bro , one more question , is 1Grams kryonaut enough to repaste both cpu and gpu 2 times for a laptop ?
YES , it is enough.
Do you have some information on the thickness of the thermal pads that are around the cpu and gpu? I did a mistake by replacing them with paste. Hoping i could find a replacement online
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Regarding your question, the pad size on this heatsink is 1mm my friend. NEVER use thermal paste where the thermal pads is used you can damage the components, by over heating them because the paste is not good when it comes to volume heat transfer.
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is it good arctic mx 6? and thanks for all your tips
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regarding your question: it is better than mx-4 or 5 BUT on this laptops they all do the job perfect the differences are by 1-2c . so get the one you can mx-4 or 6
just make sure to get a fitting screwdriver and not end up like me with a stripped screw, those 2 screws placed on the cpu and gpu are really tight so watch out not to mess it up
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Will i be fine if i dont remove the battery? The cable seems to be glued
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Regarding your question, I highly recommend not performing this service without removing the battery, unless you are extremely cautious and ensure that you don't drop screws or touch other components with a metal object.
bro do u know ideapad gamng 3 thermal pads thikness ı need soo much this information if u find for me ı realy happy thanks for the video
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1mm thick pads are for the lenovo gaming 3 my friend.
can i clean the cpu and gpu using alcohool for skin cleanning ?
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regarding your question: PLEASE DON'T that is a 70% you need a 90+%. DON"T do it.
Hi, do you know if warranty service provide cleaning and repaste
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regarding your question: absolutely not, they will not service or clean it. i used to work at warranty service, even we say we did on the paper but never do it.
please help my keyboard is typing wrong in this laptop how could i open it
what you mean is typing wrong?
My thermal pads are a bit ruined. I would like to buy and replace them. It says that they are 0.3mm in the video, does 0.5mm gonna work?
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regarding your question: yes you can use a .5mm, make sure you but a good quality pads, amzn.to/3S40PXF
Same for intel model?
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How can cleaning keyboard in laptop lenovo ideapad gaming 3 ?
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Regarding your question, use a micro fiber and iso alcohol : amzn.to/3VElILk
I think I screwed up my screen doesn’t turn on anymore
remove the rams and reinsert the rams, and try it and make sure of the connections.
I still get high temp after repaste :(
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regarding your question: what model of the thermal paste you used?, and did you replace the thermal pads?
there shouldnt be a reason to get high temps after repasting. What brand did you use? did you put enough paste on it? did you clean out the fans aswell
just did this, but when i opened my laptop, the gpu is not detected/recognized
is there a possibility that it was shorted or something else?
what make and model of the thermal paste you used?
@@uFixTek I'm not sure because it's a generic thermal grease and it doesn't have a brand of some kind.
There is an issue with generic thermal paste as it is conductive and can short out and damage the GPU. You will need to clean it completely with isopropyl alcohol and apply a known good brand of original thermal paste.
where does the RAM card lead?
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regarding your question: here is a video just for the ram upgrade: ruclips.net/video/DF-SHZJvUm0/видео.html
How to check the temp of this laptop?
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@@uFixTek what size screw do you use?
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What if I only have a toothbrush and a guitar pick?
OK, what is the issue then?
I removed the screws... But didn't have the guts to open the cover man... I might get it done from some professional ig
don't be scare just a bit of the wiggle and force, you cant break it, it is very though🫠
but again if you feel safer with some it guy doing it then sure.
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Can I use a 0.5mm pad on this instead of 0.3mm
🫠Regarding your question, sure you can and it will work fine.
@@uFixTek Last Question... how much thermal pad should I buy, how big should the dimensions be... I am sorry for this but, I just want to be sure that I would be able buy the right quantity that I needed
Where is the GPU?
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regarding your question: i have pointed to the CPU and the GPU in the video @6:00
This will affect my warranty????
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regarding your question: absolutely not! , opening your laptop does not void the warranty. In fact, it’s common for customers to open up their laptops, clean them out, and make sure everything is running smoothly.
It won't provided that nothing broke.
However, if you broke something (say you fucked one of the capacitors), then the warranty does not cover your damage as it is not Accidental.
@@uFixTekdo these laptops have warranty seals or something like that, i have given my laptop to reseller for servicing and thermal pasting,mofo did that in gpu too,idk if he removed warranty seals ,do these laptop have them?
sir, my camera lens got some dirt inside when i took it to a construction site, how do i clean it ?
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Regarding your question, just use a opening tool (guitar pick) to open the bezel of the screen and clean the lens with Cotton Swab.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
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Guys, what can i use for "opening tool"?
get a guitar pick they sell them in Walmart, or get them in amazon.
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@@uFixTek ok ty, ill try to buy it
It's my pleasure my friend.🫠
Has been changed the temps after the repaste?
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regarding your question: you will defiantly see a big difference on fan noise and temps.