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Dell XPS 9500/9510/9520/9530 How to Replace Thermal Paste and Clean the Cooling System
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Dell XPS 9500/9510/9520/9530 How to Replace Thermal Paste and Clean the Cooling System. How to replace thermal paste on Dell XPS 9520. How to replace thermal paste on Dell XPS 9510. How to replace thermal paste on Dell XPS 9500. How to clean the cooling system on Dell XPS 9500. How to clean the cooling system on Dell XPS 9510. How to clean the cooling system on Dell XPS 9520. Dell XPS 9500 thermal throttling solved. Dell XPS 9520 thermal throttling solved. Dell XPS 9520 overheating solved. Dell XPS 9510 overheating solved. Dell XPS 9520 disassembly. Dell XPS 9530 disassembly. Dell XPS 9530 thermal paste replacement. Dell XPS 9530 cooling system cleaning cleaning.
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This is the only video/resource I've found that actually shows which thermal pad thickness is needed on which parts of the cooler. Thank you for showing that! I have now ordered some Thermal Grizzly pads and Kryonaut Extreme paste with the hopes of getting my brand new work laptop to no longer double as a space heater just from booting Windows.
Glad it was helpful!
How'd it end up?
Thank you so much man, just did it and my computer went from being excessively noisy to dead quiet on startup. Much appreciated !!
Great job! I'm happy to help.
Finally!! A bloke who knows what he's doing!!... I love ya mate
Thank you for the comment!
Thank you very much for this informative and detailed video. Courtesy of your guidance and excellent video, I was able to successfully repaste as well as upgrade the thermal pads on my XPS 15 9520 👌🏻
Glad it helped!
I have a 9700 and the same process is valid for that too. I had no end of overheating problems until I repasted and reseated the vapour chamber cooler. Paste job on most Dell laptops is terrible.
Great job!
hey, whats your opinion on the New Honeywell PTM 7950 pads that people have started using instead of paste for the CPUs,
theyre apparently 8.5W/Mk so they can actually handle temps real well.
Grizzly Kryonaut = 12.5 W/mk, Grizzly Conductonaut (Liquid Metal) = 73.0 W/mk. The cool thing about Honeywell is that it's very easy to apply but apart from that I don't see any reasons to switch to that thermal solution.
@@ElectronicsComputers Because it's almost as good as LM without the intervals
Thanks for this. One of my 8 cover screws has stripped (as the torx5 is very fine). So I can’t remove the cover. Any suggestions?
In such cases we use flat-head screwdriver with sharp edges or a screw removal kit like this: alii.pub/6xnq6q
Thank you so soooo much, I followed every steps in your video and now the overheating problem is solved on my xps!
Great job! Glad it helped!
For the XPS 15 9560, are 1.5mm thermal pads too thick for the 4 large chips under the heatsink? Should I get 0.5mm instead?
For the XPS 9560 you need 1.5mm thick pads.
@@ElectronicsComputers Thank you very much for the clarification. Many say that 1.5mm is too thick for the 4 chips under the pipes, and will not allow for contact between the heatpipes and the chips. Good to know it will work.
Hello, for the thermal pads, is there any harm or advantage in using the 12.8W/mK or the 15W/mK instead of the 8W/mK? Thank you for the video, trying this next week with TPM 7950 pads instead of paste.
The higher the better. Nowadays we use GELID Solutions gp-ultimate 15W/MK which last very long and that's what we recommend to use. alii.pub/6oy399
this is great thanks I was able to install a new 4TB ssd and changed the thermal and it become so quite on startup.
Great job! Glad it helped.
Great video, man. I also have XPS 15 9520 which gets hot like crazy and I didn't know about those thermal or performance modes. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the comment! I'm happy to help 😊.
Do you recommend the same thermal pad thicknesses as in the video for the XPS 15 9530 also? Dell claims they use 1.5mm thickness for all thermal pads in 9530.
If the thermal pads are not damaged, is there any reason to replace them with GELID GP Ultimate 15W? To me, it seems like the extra conductivity of these pads might not make a difference. I notice in your video that you do not replace your thermal pads; you left the original pads in place.
It's up to you whether to replace those pads or not, but in reality, it won't make any difference. The original ones are not bad, but those chips don't generate much heat in the first place. Just apply the best thermal paste to the GPU and CPU (don't use liquid metal), and your laptop will be happy and will last long. Also, in the Dell Power Management console, make sure that your cooling profile is not set to silent. In that mode fans turn on when the chips are nearing 80°C. Set it to cool or high performance.
Thanks. Event the official disassembly service manual does not tell the thickness of the thermal pads.
I'm happy to help!
Perfectly executed
Thanks!
Awesome video, man ! Cheers
Thank you
Thank you 👍
You are welcome
my Dell precision 5570 fans are always run. my laptop built in April 2023 and it seems that thermal system is still clean. but during normal work such as internet exploring, both fan brought in service. if i will replace thermal paste, my problem to be solved?
Try to check the temperature of your CPU/GPU with some software like AIDA64. You an download it for free from my Patreon page. If the temperature is over 70C, then replace the thermal paste.
@@ElectronicsComputersthank you.
I put (dell xps 9570) 1 mm thermal pads instead of o.5 mm, is that still ok? Thanks
Check the temperature of the CPU and GPU. If it's high, the CPU and GPU might not be making proper contact with the heatsink due to the thick thermal pads.
@@ElectronicsComputers The temperatures seem ok , I also changed the thermal paste because it was now dry, thanks for reply
This helped me so much, thank you 🙏
Glad it helped!
How many grams of thermal paste should I buy?
The smallest one, 2 gramms is more than enough.
Muchas gracias, con tu video fue fácil de hacer.
¡Estoy feliz de ayudar!
Will this tutorial for the thermal pad applicable for XPS 15 (9570). Thank you!
The process is very similar.
Do you use two different types of thermal paste for the gpu/cpu?
No, it's the same paste. There's no need to use different paste.
@@ElectronicsComputers thanks!!
107C! before ,this could be reason of Thermal trip detected bios error
Yeah, it's critically high temperature.
out of curiosity, can you upgrade the cpu in this model of xps?
Only if you have an infrared rework station. ABout 10 years ago all CPU were easily upgradable by a user, nowadays WiFi adapters, CPU and GPU are soldered to the board. Some companies like Apple even solder SSD and RAM to the board.
Quick question would it be possible to solder and upgrade the vram on this laptop
I have a new XPS 17 (9730). Is this tutorial applicable?
The process of removing the back cover is the same the rest is different. That model has different heat sink and different thermal pads thickness.
Will spreading the thermal paste cause air bubbles?
No, if you do it right.
@@ElectronicsComputers I never spread the thermal paste with a palette. Should I just go with the classic grain and press the cooler or you suggest to still spread it a little before that?
@theorganizationXII I used a piece of glass to show you what's going on under the heatsink with different application methods. Technically, any method will do the job. The question is how good.
@@ElectronicsComputers +1. With spreading you have total control, with grain you don't see anything after you cover the chip with the heat sink. Could you please explain the heat sink screws tightening method? Do you screw in 1-2-3-4, one by one to till the end or first screw them in lightly and then tightening? Trying to do that with my 9570, not very effective as yet.
Hey, is this applicable to 9530?
Yes, the same process.
The gpu hotspot went from 59 degrees to 71 degrees ... What happened?
It was 82C degrees before, so what's surprising you?
Is a fan upgade a thought worth entertaining?
You can't upgrade the fun. But you can adjust it speed in Dell Power Management app.
@ElectronicsComputers I'd love to see if someone would 3d print the chamber
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I don't remember my Admin account password and my laptop goes on automatic repair and disgoising process and if I do anything option like system restore or like that it ask for password of Admin account and as I mentioned that I forget password. Can you please please give me any solution regarding this? Waiting for your reply ♥️
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