ASUS GeForce RTX 3090 ROG STRIX Fan Replacement

[@TheKingZero17]

Had one of my fans make a strange croak sound from time to time and replaced it using this video. Really great step by step guide. 5/5

[@jettagli337]

Same card, same issue, same fan. Under load starts rattling heavily. Thanks for the vid.

[@NealTV8]

I have a ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 3070Ti built into this same exact chassis and this video helped a lot.

[@SINAKUNIN]

same card, same issue, different fa. thanks a lot!! This explained everything in high detail. Now to get my fan replacement so i can start.

[@sebastianjost]

Excellent video! This was a very high quality tutorial all around with no unnecessary fluff to extend the video. Thank you!

[@gigatron2008]

Great video. I was going to take mine apart for a good clean, add new paste and thermal pads. She's seen some action. Fans haven't failed yet in 3 years.

[@kashk818]

Very Helpful! Thanks you !!!!

[@Firetehfight]

2:20 I ripped one of the wires out that gave power to the fans on the front that step
For future reference there is a clip under the wires that needs to be pressed / lifted before you pull it out
I hadn’t know til I literally broke the entire plastic piece off I’m so upset

[@ghoblin954]

in thermal pasting, never forget, less is more!

[@damiansan1980]

ONLY CHANGE YOUR THERMAL PADS IF YOU KNOW THE EXACT MEASUREMENTS!!!

[@Squiggly6942]

You did this wrong in multiple ways... Oof. Not the video to watch for this.
Why do ppl think winging it is gonna make for a good tutorial?
You did not have to remove the first backplate you removed, since you had to remove the entire card from the cooling unit anyway. You also did not have to remove the faceplate where DPs plug in. You can remove the card without removing that, they are not connected. Then, isntead of just unplugging the card and setting it aside, you fuckin put it back on in order to lay the whole ass GPU on the exposed card...
I just...
Oof...

[@MrZakarias01]

Can you show us how to do it without disassembling the card completely ?

[@derdino67001]

Thank you nice explanation

[@andrewt123at]

Which retailer did you get them from? And did it come with the center hub decoration on it?

[@TottoB]

Should you replace the thermal pads (not the ones in the backplate) or is it enough with the thermal paste replacing?
i don't know the size for the pads of my strix 3080 Ti

[@nightxkid]

You should be fine, just check the memory temps afterwards.

[@volkiller]

where did you find original fans?

[@volkiller]

Thank you so much for the video. I use the same graphics card. My left and right fans were not functioning properly. I bought inRobert fans through Amazon and, thanks to your video, I was able to follow the step-by-step process to replace them.

[@wakesake]

2k+ card and its going bad after such a short time , FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAK A$u$

[@tumigader1]

i have same issue with my rog strix rtx3090 i hate you asus its last time will buy from you

[@duncanh3721]

I you need to replace the fan do not follow this tutorial. You do not need to tear down the entire card to access the fans....

[@vincentnguyen1639]

Then how would you get to the shroud screws…

[@KOT-ANGRY]

How? 😮 Im going to clean fans and cards radiator, i dont want to take off backplate ect.

[@MrZakarias01]

@@KOT-ANGRY did you find how to do it without tearing down the entire card ?

[@dane2427]

It is possible to change the fans without taking it completly apart I have done it.
You only have to take off the backplate. Four screws hold on the front shroud, 3 can be removed with a normal screw driver.
The Fourth screw in the bottom right of the GPU as you face it is a bit tricky.
You need to do it with is an offset screw driver, you can buy them or custom make one as I did by heating up a striaght screw driver and bending it 90 degrees.
So it is possible and its less work than completly taking the GPU apart and having to repad and paste.
exceptionally poor design by Asus.