Yeah I like the smaller CPU fan and not much difference in cooling than the bigger one. You are really becoming the go to guy for these HP pavilion computers. I would imagine like me and my son , most people who bought these are new to PC gaming and you do a great job explaining all the options and actually take the time to show us noobs how to DIY. I think you hit the head on the nail!! As you would say. Lol. By picking this prebuilt as it has become one of the more popular options. Wish you all the success. You deserve it. I appreciate ya. Keep making the great videos. Looking forward to more.
Awesome videos. Just one recommendation. Throw up a chart of the temperatures from your benchmarks when you're talking about them so we can read it out as well as you saying it. Other than that, great stuff and great footage.
Dude you are a lifesaver. Now I have a monster TG01. I just change the thermal paste and the fans, keeping the heat sink I have 78ºC playing. I can note it is more quiet and cool. Thank you man
Did you just remove and change the CPU's fan without fully changing the original heat sink itself? Also, did you add any new fans or did you just change the back case fan for a new one?
Mine is here now, i put a 80mm Arctic Fan on the side to get air in, its easy to put on this black cage. I used one Screw and three cableties. The Arctic Cooler have PST and PWM. After Christmas i will order the Noctua CPU Cooler and a 92mm Fan for the back.
I thought I commented on this vid but I maybe it was on one of your other vids of this computer. I was going to give an update on my experience. I have a TE01-22265t. It came w/ a 400w PSU and an Nvidia 1660 Super. It has a Core i5-11400 cpu in an LGA 1200 socket. Other than that it should be the same as this one. In my first post I'd asked about placing the fan on top to help cool the motherboard. That can't be done. The case is too narrow. So I installed the fan as tnw did but I have it blowing down. The CPU and motherboard temps are way down. typically about 30c for CPU and 33-35 for mobo. Still a little warm for the mobo IMO. Some info that might be helpful from my installation: Don't even think about using the backing plate in the kit. The instructions say to place the new one over the old one. It can't be done. The offsets, the the things the heatsink screws go into, are part of the OEM back plate. Those nifty new screws supplied with the kit will not fit through the offsets. I removd my mobo just to see bc I didn't have any m3 16mm screws. I bought some, $2.95 for 10 at Lowes. My kit had no white spacers. It had grey, blue, and black ones. I used the black ones although I can't see how it makes any difference. Two more things. In my computer the big heatsink assy will only work in one orientation. Fortunately it cleared the memory easily and colls that was well as the CPU and the area around the CPU... the VRMs and capacitors I think? The last thing: I put in an intake fan. I tried it on the grated area on the side of the case and on the front of the case at the top. It may seem odd but my computer runs cooler w/ the fan in front. That's surpising to me bc I didn't cut or remove the plastic slats covering the front. I'm looking at Speccy (which runs a little higher than other progrms) as I post this and the temps at idle are CPU 30C, Motherboard (not sure how that is monitored) at 36C, GPU at 32C, and SSD at 28C. That's w/ the intake fan on the side. I need to go back in and put it back in front. The biggest change w/ fan in front is the mobo temp and that was my main concern. Is the big mamagama worth the price. Probably not. I think I'd have got the same results with the medium size unit. But bottom line I like the fan blowing down bc my mobo def needed some extra cooling. As for this computer... it's a speedy everyday computer now but I have $450 to $500 invested total. It will never be a great gaming computer but after trying a few games I've learned I'm not a gamer so it doesn't matter. I think I could have done better buying a used case with a good mobo. The BIOS is locked and the PSU is proprietary and the case is very small. Thank you, the vids have been very helpful.
TechNitWit doesn’t go in for me maybe my model is different from the one you have any way can I just remove the silver part and the black part I don’t see any purpose for it besides hold SSD/HD
I like the downdraft cooler because there is no heatsink on the power MOSFETs. This way they get some airflow compared to a tower cooler. The tower cooler like Asassin 90 SE should fit fine, but then you'd want some heatsinks on the power stages near the CPU if you are running an 8-core really hard.
I bought this pc with i5 11400f and rtx 3060 ti. After gaming for a while my gpu temperature was 83c° and cpu 76c°. I removed those metal things inside and it became little bit better. Can i Mount one 120mm fan on the sidepanel with two sided tape and add better cpu cooler and exhaust fan. Will these Mods make big difference?
Hey! With your RTX 3060Ti, the only fan size you can fit to the side panel, is 80mm. For the from and back, 92mm should fit well. For mounting, I'd recommend a Anti-Vibra kit, so you don't need to use screws and can is more quieter. From one test (where GPU was a single fan version) done with a 80mm fan on the side, the overall temperatures dropped 4°C. (From 80°C to 76°C).
Did you have to change the back plate, or just the rubber standoffs will work? Am looking into something like an ID-Cooling IS50X/5M/6K, whatever is still selling for an Intel platform in this case..
Yes it will but need some modification. you can A remove the mobo and remove the back-plate or B order longer 6-32 screws and Drill out the brackets. goes in the same way in my new video but you will need to drill out them. Because the new screws are just a bit larger.
These videos on the TG01 are fantastic! Does it matter if you use 3 pin fans and a splitter from the exhaust pins, or is there a reason to go 4 pin and share the intake fan with the CPU fan pins?
*TechNitWit* please help me i need your expertise, what do you think of the “DeepCool AG400” & OR “DeepCool AG400 Black with ARGB” ?? Would it work on my tg01 with r5 5600g cpu ? It’s a better price and i think i prefer a tower style, few more bucks has the rgb fan and soon I’m doing a clear side window mod, and doing the other noctua fans ..
amazing video, that's exactly what I'm looking for thank you so much ! I have a small question though, the front plate of the case have no holes, is that going to affect the front fan ?
I should have took a Flash light and show it. Also I've been think about Dremeling it out to allow for more air flow, you would never see it as it would be done on the back side.
I have not gotten back to it so sorry. From my understanding is the HP psu gives out 12V all the time.(Even when the psu is powerd off) The Atx psus only give out 5v. And does not like a heavy draw on it. the PSU I had was 500watt Psu. They do make them in 750 that would fit if you made a plate. The big problem is to start the HP mobo it needs around 120 watts to kick on the Mobo. So I would need a buck converter that take 5v to 12v At around 120watts. I did order a O"Scope to see and Just have not gotten back to it. I was think about do a 2 or 3 in Sires or with a Relay that was timed. I am not sure I hold all the knowledge to solve the problem.
Re watching some of the videos and pulling the TG01 back out. May just upgrade it now that prices are dropping again. Did you ever get that other psu you talked about trying in them after the 500w hp? I have an extra psu setting around but of course it's an atx psu so there's no way without cutting the case in places it will go in. Too bad too because it's a 600w.
No I never did. The problem is that they switch to the new ATX 12v, HP, Dell, Acer & some others. To the 12V ATX standard and getting some thing that can take 14 Amps 5v 600watts DC and make 6Amp 12v at 300watts DC is harder then I though it would be. Once I can get my hands on a new 12v ATX psu. I think it will be very simple to do. I Tried to use a Buck Converter, Choked Buck converter and some other devices. I Guess I should have stayed in school longer lol. I mean college, Computer Engineering.
I have been following your videos they have been very informative for me I am new in upgrading my pc I want to build my pavilion PC for max performance I have the OLOy DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3200 MHz what would be the best graphics card you found for in the pavilion so on and so forth?
If you can Find the dual fan MSI 3070 if you can get your hands on the 500 watts PSU. If not the 3060Ti is next best or a 2060 Super. The zotac is a little fat. and make it so the front panel doe not close 100%. I think the Asus & msi cards fit best.
Hi TechNitWit i was wondering if the ryzen 7 3700x stock cooler fit inside the Hp Pavilion TG01. Also one more thing do i have to add the other heatsink fans or is it a have to?
Not used to working in OEM cases myself as before covid everything was a custom build. That being said are the mounting holes and bracket the same size as the AMD Wraith Spire? Reason why I ask it because there is a copper lug version that would be a cheap upgrade over the stock one if it would fit without modification.
Hello! I’m about to try this mod for myself. But I just wonder with the splitter, so you connect it with the CPU, and then use the CPU-cooler connector? I have read that that connector should just be used for the CPU. But it looks like you know what you are doing. So just to clarify, you hook the exhaust where the old exhaust was, and the splitter from the intake, into the CPU and then both of them into the CPU-cooler connector? Thanks for your time.
Sorry I'm completely new. If I just want to upgrade the cpu cooler/heatsink, I just buy the small cooler linked in your description, right? Everything else irrelevant?
@@bax9 What would be your highest price you'd be willing to pay? What's your budget? With confidence, I would recommend most of the fans +$35 from brands like Noctua, Arctic, Scythe and Cooler Master. All of those are known and reputable brands in fan manufacturing. My recomendation for the price range would be $35 - $55, because fans priced under $35 are usually smaller, not that quiet and not that effective in cooling your processor. Before choosing a cooler, always research and try to find as many customer reviews of the product as possible. There can be, and are hidden gems with only few reviews, but more known/common coolers with alot of positive reviews, usually have those for a reason.
@@bax9 Because I'm not 100% sure if a "tower" CPU cooler will fit the case (Otherwise 'ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports Duo' would be my #1 pick), I'll recommend 2 low profile ones. • Noctua NH-L9x65 (~$50, 95mm fan) or • Scythe Big Shuriken 3 (~$45, 120mm fan) Both are tested to fit the case and got good reviews from multiple users.
Hey TechNitWit! I was planning to upgrade the cpu cooler on my TG01-1109? I was wondering if a 120mm cooler would fit the case and the motherboard? Thanks alot! Kudos to your effort!
Probably not, depending on the brand. this is why I use the noctua. it takes the least amount of work. other coolers you need to remove the motherboard.
Hi, can you confirm the additional case fan pushes air in and the existing case fan exhausts? Also does the new case fan share power from the CPU fan with a splitter rather than the existing case fan? Advice appreciated! Thankscase
Hey @TechNitWit what’s the point of install the redux exhaust fan? I see in my bios the exhaust fan that comes installed blows at about 353rpm and that never changes while watching HWMonitor either regardless of how hot system gets. Wouldn’t installing a new fan like you did here still be limited to that hard lock of 353rpm regardless that the fan can do more like 1600rpm? Or does this new redux fan install get the full 1600rpm? I’m new to pc mods and just want to be sure this wouldn’t be all for nothing bc I do see temp issues when putting the system on full load and would like to change that.
Well the noctus fan is a better design imo. Never did look at the speed it was running but if you tie it in to the header with the cpu it runs it at max.
I've been trying to put in an intake fan in the tg01-1020 by using a sata to 4 pin pmw adapter. I've seen people put in more fans by using a splitter in the cpu fan header but I've been advised against using a splitter. There is only one 3 pin sysfan header on the motherboard for an exhuast fan. I have two drives connected to the sata power cables that came with the PC already. There is another sata power header (white 4 pin header that's next to the white and blue sata ports) that I was able to find a cable for on ebay. I haven't gotten these cables yet so I figured I'd reach out and see if you has a better suggestion or a good reason to why this won't work.
@TechNitWit Hi again 😊, I was watching your video on the Tg02 and followed your advice to watch this video... I think it's the right one. Just bought the 92mm noctua case fan and plan to install soon. A bit confused why the fan is up top, because there is no vent up there on this or the victus. I can see how it might blow more direct air over the CPU area, does that work better than down on the side? My gpu is usually pretty cool, but the cpu seems to spike into the 90s sometimes. Just running in "balanced" mode and the fans haven't come on full blast I already installed a 2nd ssd in the cage, looks like I may need to remove the cage and do a custom mount of the drive to get it out of the way of the fan if I mount it up top. Appreciate any words of wisdom if you have time. Thanks
Get a flash light and go to the button of the case and top has some cut outs. you can see it by shining the light. Thanks! Yeah but tbh double side tape works just fine on ssds, not the best thing in the world but works!
@@TNW1337 Thanks, got my fan mounted up front like you shown in your video and it seems to be working well! I removed the cage and just laid the ssd on the case floor for now, but I'll fasten it as soon as I get some tape.
Love the upgrades. I just bought a TG from HP and I want to move everything into another case. I want to know if i will need to buy anything at all besides PSU, motherboard and case? And will you be doing a video potentially on this? love the content its very helpful
I was nothing away from installing the CPU fan, but they sent me screws a little bigger and they can't screw well on the motherboard. I will have to buy some of the exact size separately.
Hello, just a random guy who wants to look for potential cooler upgrades for pavilion gaming/victus desktops. Any guesses to what the height clearance for the cpu coolers is? I looked up and it doesn't seem to be noted anywhere.
well there is not a lot of room also you have the none standers back plate. all the cooler I put on the TG01 will 100% work on the victus AMD or Intel.
I installed two of the brown noctua fans with splitter and kept the stock cpu cooler and my fans are loud and sound like they are running full blast as soon as I turn pc on I’m guessing I did something wrong just not sure what?
If you used the 3 way splitter off the CPU. They are still controlled. The noise dose suck, Bet it is better then Overheating and losing boost clocks or thermal throttling.
I've been having connection and speed issues with my Ethernet lately and noticed the network adapter is part of the mother board, but there's a slot right behind it. Is this space for a network adapter upgrade?
There are 2 wifi cards that can do in. No only one nic on the motherboard. you could use the 1x for a Nic. I would talk to HP see if you can get it Rma. If it is the PC have you tried a different Nic cable.
I think he said you can only use a 120mm AIO. Are you from Hong Kong with the 11700F/3060ti model? I have one too, and I underclocked it to something like 3.5-3.8ghz
Sorry for asking here again, would the stock backplate (I think the motherboard comes with one?) still manage to fit any cooler, as long as you use that standoff and it isn't too heavy (looking at the ID-Cooling IS-50X/IS-6K/IS-5M, as the L12S is very expensive over here) My PC has a LGA1200 CPU if that helps. Edit: Or some coolers don't come with these standoffs and I have to find one somewhere else?
Well you can change the back plate it is epoxied or double side taped to the board. The Epoxied ones it take about a hour to get it off. Yes you can get other coolers to work. I was looking at that cooler it looks like a noctua copy. and round plastic would work they need to be about 6-10mm higher. I am guessing the ID cooler would come with them if it was a noctua copy.
@@TNW1337 Thank you for explaining, these coolers seem to come with a washer. I guess that's the spacer they use here Edit: By the way a program called Fan Control can sort of control the TG01's fans, by making an algorithm that calculates the average of your own fan speed curve and syncing to the fan speed itself with offset of 2% (But you cannot save the setup, you have to change the sync reference to e.g. the GPU fan and change it back every time you relaunch it. But it works)
@@TNW1337 I noticed while installing my NH-D9L, that the mounting screw holes for the bracket have changed slightly, now the position 2 is for the LGA1700 and its the 1st position for the 115x, not sure if this was different when you made your video, but also my white stand-offs are for AM2 and backwards, and I got dark Grey ones for AM4, did you use the AM4 standoffs or these AM2 ones? (Still searching the comments and older noctua manuals, will reply if I find an answer)
I appreciate you posted this video. However you missed some key information, and opportunities to video some of the important installation points. 1. The NH-L9x65 CPU heatsink and fan, do come with both AMD and Intel hardware. I do not know why you keep saying this. I did not come across this issue. 2. When removing the cpu, somtimes the cpu and the current heaksink and fan like to come out as one unit. Please advise users to pull straight up to prevent damaging the cpus pins. 3. Thank you for posting links to hardware needed. 4. When installing the white plastic Intel stand offs. You do not mention which hole you place the 3mmx16mm screws into. There are three holes on the Noctua Metal mounting plates to pass the 3mmx16mm allen head screws through. 5.Stop saying "bad mama jama." This is your go to default, "this thing is awesome". Review your script for the video and learn to use a larger word base to express what you are speaking about. 6. I will say this again, thank you for posting this video. While I did find the video provided a good amount of information. There were some glaring issues in how you presented the information, and also how you missed some good points on installation and details that were missed.
Thanks for the info, can only help me make better videos! Yes I did miss those key points. I normal do not use a script, only if it is to much info for me me remember. But thank you for the input!
Ok so I’m confused, I bought the 360 pc whiskey screw kit, now if I buy the noctua cooler that u installed in the beginning, seeing how I have an intel cpu, I need what and what to make this work via a kit? That part threw me off. Please let me know lol thanks
So I haven’t found a comment for this yet so I’ll just ask I have been looking for your splitter cable that you use for your cpu/intake/exhaust fans I didn’t see a link for it
Awesome thank you sir you have already helped me improve my computer so much already I got mine for a steal my Walmart had it listed for 40.00 😅 I feel like someone lost their job on that mistake
Would you happen to know the intel bracket item number? Because I bought a heat sink but with only the amd bracket parts smh and I've hear you say I need both amd and Intel part to make this heat fit properly true?
can you please tell me if this large or mid size cooler will fit good for the tg01? i have the stock ryzen 5... i would like to upgrade all the fans.. can you please share the correct one and the biggest size that will fit please? thank you i love the vids man!!
You can check the other video from this channel (with the huge CPU cooler he installed) to get the specs for the maximum height of a CPU cooler you can install. (If I remember correctly, it was ~15cm tall) For back and front fans, I recommend checking the description. The size for them should be 92mm. Note that the sidepanel only takes a 80mm fan when using a dual fan GPU. REMEMBER that you need to buy Y-Splitter for them, because the Motherboard doesn't have enough 4-pin connectors for each fan. A single 3-pin/4-pin output can support 1-3 fans, so no need to worry about the Y-Splitter possibly not being safe. (I've seen some people being concerned about it)
Also remember that the Cooler has to be LGA 1151 mount compatible. The stock CPU has a intel mounts even though its a AMD processor in a AMD AM4 socket.
Yeah I would stick to the Noctuas cools also you will need to get the screw kit or 4x 16mm Screws. Best if you watch the video it has all the info in there.
@@TNW1337 thanks just wondering how the air gets in because the front panel is solid? Also to confirm you got better thermals with the fan on the front vs the mesh part of the side panel?
Do you think if we kept the gpu stock with 1 fan. Would there still be negative temperatures putting a intake fan on the side? I’m also skeptical about putting the intake fan up top. There isn’t holes on the face plate of the case.
Hey! If you have a single fan GPU, the side intake fan could drop you overall temperature 4°C (according to a test done by another RUclipsr) + There are vent holes on the top of the front panel.
Sadly I did this upgrade but did not realize you did not use the Drive Caddy ? So I have to remove the Front Fan that I just installed because I have a mechanical HD unless there is another way to attach a Mechanical drive to another Location. And also relocate my extra SSD. Oh well looked good when I first watched until I went to get everything I had in there back in. Big plus is, I have a Ryzen 7 3700X and a new Cooler by Noctua. Decided to get 2 smaller ones at the Front so the HD Caddy will drop back in without interferance.
@@oreonmilk1864 small noctua! But not to long after that, I just moved everything to a larger Case! I did not have to do that but decided for myself that more ventilation would be best. (For me)
Def going with the smaller CPU cooler, doesn’t seem much of a difference in cooling between the sizes. Does anyone know if the larger sized coolers are harder to install? Also, looking to add a fans like you I saw someone do 2 vertical 80 mm fan for intake across where you did 1, what are your thoughts ? Also, I don’t think I plan on installing a SSD yet since mine came with a 1 TB HDD (I know don’t hate me) installed already, think it would be easier to set 4 pin pwm fans with a SATA fan splitter ?
Would this setup be good enough for one of these with a RTX 3060 ti and a i511400 in it? Or would you recommend a different set up? I'm completely new to this, so I'm just trying to make sure I get all the right parts to get the best cooling out of this. Also, which size fans would you recommend for this setup? Also, how do I make sure these kits come with both Intel and AMD parts so I don't have to buy and additional fans just for the extra parts?
Well you will need to buy the screws they are not included. I could not find them on amazon singles, so I just linked a kit. If it says it supports AMD and Intel it comes with all the parts you will need. but the screws. Yes that will be a pretty awesome starter PC, The HP/TG's use a 92mm fans. Its pretty easy to add fans to it.
@@TNW1337 Well the screw kit you linked it says they're currently unavailable. But I was able to find a virtually identical kit by the same manufacturer on there. So that shouldn't be a problem now. I put all the items you used in this video into one of my lists on Amazon, so I shouldn't have any problems securing most of these parts. And good to know about fans too, so nothing to worry about there. Also, thank you for answering my questions! Coming from a gaming PC super noob, I really appreciate it.
I have ryzen 5 5600g and a gtx 1660 super on the 400w psu. the hottest temp i have seen is 72 celsius. and thats not my average temp. Would you recommend making any changes?
Any time adding a fan and aftermarket heating will help with the Temps. It will do 2 things help with cpu boost meaning it will last longer and life time of parts.
@@TNW1337 I think I'm going to install an exhaust fan down by the PSU and an intake in the front of the case that is an upgrade of the exhaust fan as well as upgrading the exhaust fan. My only question is if you think I can still do that on the 400 watt PSU since I have the GTX 1660 super
@@Viper34TTV yes 100% even if you had a 3060 or 2060 it would still work. Hp did a good job budgeting for it with that psu. It is also the newer atx standard 12v only. I feel it will be just fine 🙂.
Witch Side? The One on the board or the one to the fan. the Fan side one can be hard to plug in you may need to put it on a angle. just a bit to get it to pop on. It also could be a bad splitter. With covid the QA on stuff has not been the Best.
The motherboard part, I bout the 2 way splitter and it doesn’t fit into the cpu pins. They look really separated and the splitter pin things look really close
Well NitWit my crazy ass took the motherboard all the way out. 😂. Got an NHU9S in there now though. Already had it setting around for a while in the box so I may as well use it. Been doing well for a few days thankfully.
@@TNW1337 how do the larger gpus hold up in the TG01? Because most I've seen you install recommend over the wattage of even the larger power supply by at least 100 watts. Also did HP say those would be okay? I see quite a few that will fit in that case but they recommend like 600 to 650 watts. Enjoying pushing the limits but not looking to burn up a brand new psu either.
@@train3616 As long as you have the 500W PSU you should be able to reliably run 200w on the GPU (Because there is a 3060Ti model from HP). Might as well to learn undervolting and limiting clock to something within the 1740-1950 range, which probably will limit the power spikes (I assume part of the spikes come from the the GPU trying to max out clocks, then hitting the power limit.)
@@TNW1337 says dimensions are 128x 148x 75mm so I think it will fit in the case u can order it for the lga 1151 socket so I assume it will work. Just would like a second set of eyes to look at it.
You can check the other video from this channel, with the huge cooler he installed, to get the specs for the maximum height of a CPU cooler you can install. (If I remember correctly, it was ~15cm tall)
Hey! I checked the specs/size for the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition, and the height is 159mm. TechNitWit was able to fit the Noctua NH-C14S (which's height is 163mm) inside the case. By this, the Hyper 212 should fit nicely inside the case. Just remember to mount it in a way that the fan pushes air out towards the back of the case.
@@davidvsduhworld I haven't. I was looking into Noctua's NH-L9x65, but might actually just change the old thermal paste and change the old heatsink's fan for a new one, while still keeping the original heatsink.
How well does your memory upgrade work? I've read that most memory will not run the correct speed due to the BIOS being locked on these PC's. Any truth to that?
Yes, I have this exact pc and cant change the ram speed through the bios. I change it with ryzen master. It sucks because I have to apply the profile change everytime I reboot my pc but atleast I can use the ram speed I bought
Also, what is the most important when buying RAM when it comes to CL and voltage? I think I've read that Crucial makes a generic RAM that is CL 22 and 1.2V that is plug and play. Can anyone corfirm.
@@TNW1337 Sorry but maybe I'm misunderstanding this. I thought the PWM 4pin was where the splitter went, then the cpu fan took the 4 pin while the front fan used a 3 pin and the exhaust fan used a 3pin as well. I just looked into my case and the exhaust fan is a 3 pin. Am I understanding it wrong? CPU fan 4pin pwm , and then intake and exhausts 3pin?
Yeah I like the smaller CPU fan and not much difference in cooling than the bigger one. You are really becoming the go to guy for these HP pavilion computers. I would imagine like me and my son , most people who bought these are new to PC gaming and you do a great job explaining all the options and actually take the time to show us noobs how to DIY. I think you hit the head on the nail!! As you would say. Lol. By picking this prebuilt as it has become one of the more popular options. Wish you all the success. You deserve it. I appreciate ya. Keep making the great videos. Looking forward to more.
Thanks
Awesome videos. Just one recommendation. Throw up a chart of the temperatures from your benchmarks when you're talking about them so we can read it out as well as you saying it. Other than that, great stuff and great footage.
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for this video series. One thing you can also do is cut the metal grill off the back fan with a Dremel tool will improve air flow alot.
Great point!that would help it is very restrictive.
Dude you are a lifesaver. Now I have a monster TG01. I just change the thermal paste and the fans, keeping the heat sink I have 78ºC playing. I can note it is more quiet and cool. Thank you man
Glad I could help
Did you just remove and change the CPU's fan without fully changing the original heat sink itself?
Also, did you add any new fans or did you just change the back case fan for a new one?
@@XTRakki yes, and also yes he did add new fans
Great informational videos hp tg01 goat. I got the t801 2170. Upgraded it thanks to you 32 gb ram 1 tb ssd fit a 120 mm as a intake
Very nice!
Mine is here now, i put a 80mm Arctic Fan on the side to get air in, its easy to put on this black cage.
I used one Screw and three cableties. The Arctic Cooler have PST and PWM.
After Christmas i will order the Noctua CPU Cooler and a 92mm Fan for the back.
😊
I already got the ram covered,
Cooling is next.
Thanks bud
Nice 👍
I thought I commented on this vid but I maybe it was on one of your other vids of this computer. I was going to give an update on my experience. I have a TE01-22265t. It came w/ a 400w PSU and an Nvidia 1660 Super. It has a Core i5-11400 cpu in an LGA 1200 socket. Other than that it should be the same as this one. In my first post I'd asked about placing the fan on top to help cool the motherboard. That can't be done. The case is too narrow. So I installed the fan as tnw did but I have it blowing down. The CPU and motherboard temps are way down. typically about 30c for CPU and 33-35 for mobo. Still a little warm for the mobo IMO. Some info that might be helpful from my installation: Don't even think about using the backing plate in the kit. The instructions say to place the new one over the old one. It can't be done. The offsets, the the things the heatsink screws go into, are part of the OEM back plate. Those nifty new screws supplied with the kit will not fit through the offsets. I removd my mobo just to see bc I didn't have any m3 16mm screws. I bought some, $2.95 for 10 at Lowes. My kit had no white spacers. It had grey, blue, and black ones. I used the black ones although I can't see how it makes any difference. Two more things. In my computer the big heatsink assy will only work in one orientation. Fortunately it cleared the memory easily and colls that was well as the CPU and the area around the CPU... the VRMs and capacitors I think? The last thing: I put in an intake fan. I tried it on the grated area on the side of the case and on the front of the case at the top. It may seem odd but my computer runs cooler w/ the fan in front. That's surpising to me bc I didn't cut or remove the plastic slats covering the front. I'm looking at Speccy (which runs a little higher than other progrms) as I post this and the temps at idle are CPU 30C, Motherboard (not sure how that is monitored) at 36C, GPU at 32C, and SSD at 28C. That's w/ the intake fan on the side. I need to go back in and put it back in front. The biggest change w/ fan in front is the mobo temp and that was my main concern. Is the big mamagama worth the price. Probably not. I think I'd have got the same results with the medium size unit. But bottom line I like the fan blowing down bc my mobo def needed some extra cooling. As for this computer... it's a speedy everyday computer now but I have $450 to $500 invested total. It will never be a great gaming computer but after trying a few games I've learned I'm not a gamer so it doesn't matter. I think I could have done better buying a used case with a good mobo. The BIOS is locked and the PSU is proprietary and the case is very small.
Thank you, the vids have been very helpful.
Your welcome glad they could help
Great video! I just removed the LED light and the fan in front can get more fresh air flow now!!!
Awesome
Did you connect the fan with the LED light's 4-pin connector, or did you use a Y-Splitter for it?
@@XTRakki I am using the Y-Splitter, the fan speed is same as CPU fan.
I’m back after trying to install the case fans the way you installed the case fan prevented the silver part/hard drive holder from going in
Yes it does.
TechNitWit doesn’t go in for me maybe my model is different from the one you have any way can I just remove the silver part and the black part I don’t see any purpose for it besides hold SSD/HD
TechNitWit and removing it will probably improve air flow
@@mkminor3398 yes
This cooler is likely a better fit then the bigger one, for this machine. May have better air flow for the system overall.
Hey, Remember me? Thanks to you now i did It, i built the upgrade Just 5 Min ago and It works!
Awesome,
I like the downdraft cooler because there is no heatsink on the power MOSFETs. This way they get some airflow compared to a tower cooler. The tower cooler like Asassin 90 SE should fit fine, but then you'd want some heatsinks on the power stages near the CPU if you are running an 8-core really hard.
Yes the last of heatsink on the power stages and Mosfets is sad.
Man you're a genius! Thank God I found you, subscribed of course!!
Welcome aboard!
huge ! just did it my self! Thanks for the great video keep up the good work!
Cool it is worth it.
I bought this pc with i5 11400f and rtx 3060 ti. After gaming for a while my gpu temperature was 83c° and cpu 76c°. I removed those metal things inside and it became little bit better. Can i Mount one 120mm fan on the sidepanel with two sided tape and add better cpu cooler and exhaust fan. Will these Mods make big difference?
Hey! With your RTX 3060Ti, the only fan size you can fit to the side panel, is 80mm. For the from and back, 92mm should fit well. For mounting, I'd recommend a Anti-Vibra kit, so you don't need to use screws and can is more quieter.
From one test (where GPU was a single fan version) done with a 80mm fan on the side, the overall temperatures dropped 4°C. (From 80°C to 76°C).
They do get hot.
Did this on a tg01-1810. Nocyua nh-l12s and 2x noctua nf-a9x14 pmw 92mm. Thanks for the tips in the video 😀
dremel the fornt and put on Stainless Steel Wire to.
Very nice!
Did you have to change the back plate, or just the rubber standoffs will work? Am looking into something like an ID-Cooling IS50X/5M/6K, whatever is still selling for an Intel platform in this case..
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Welcome! Thanks for the comment!!@
Thx for the tips in this video going to do this to my hptg01 pc cant wait.
Thank for watching!
Where should I put a SSD because you blocked the spot?
Will this cooler work with the same PC but with a 13400F CPU?
Yes it will but need some modification. you can A remove the mobo and remove the back-plate or B order longer 6-32 screws and Drill out the brackets. goes in the same way in my new video but you will need to drill out them. Because the new screws are just a bit larger.
U can still close the case with the cover right, just checking
Yes sir
These videos on the TG01 are fantastic!
Does it matter if you use 3 pin fans and a splitter from the exhaust pins, or is there a reason to go 4 pin and share the intake fan with the CPU fan pins?
Both! will work. I know the CPU header is rated at 1.9AMP 12v not sure that the rear is rated for it. Could not find it.
How much better is adding that fan to the front of the case?
*TechNitWit* please help me i need your expertise, what do you think of the “DeepCool AG400” & OR “DeepCool AG400 Black with ARGB” ?? Would it work on my tg01 with r5 5600g cpu ? It’s a better price and i think i prefer a tower style, few more bucks has the rgb fan and soon I’m doing a clear side window mod, and doing the other noctua fans ..
The AG400 should be too tall. I believe it's around 130-135mm height max.
amazing video, that's exactly what I'm looking for thank you so much !
I have a small question though, the front plate of the case have no holes, is that going to affect the front fan ?
The top of your faceplate has vents
Yes, correct
I should have took a Flash light and show it. Also I've been think about Dremeling it out to allow for more air flow, you would never see it as it would be done on the back side.
Thanks for the video, do you know if the exhaust fan runs at 100% all the time or is it controlled by the motherboard as well?
Controlled
Hey there amazing video as always! this is a dumb question but were you able to get the 750w psu and the 3090 yet?
I have not gotten back to it so sorry. From my understanding is the HP psu gives out 12V all the time.(Even when the psu is powerd off) The Atx psus only give out 5v. And does not like a heavy draw on it. the PSU I had was 500watt Psu. They do make them in 750 that would fit if you made a plate. The big problem is to start the HP mobo it needs around 120 watts to kick on the Mobo. So I would need a buck converter that take 5v to 12v At around 120watts. I did order a O"Scope to see and Just have not gotten back to it. I was think about do a 2 or 3 in Sires or with a Relay that was timed. I am not sure I hold all the knowledge to solve the problem.
hello i have a question i have a ryzen 7 5700g and a rtx 3060ti to what cpu can i upgrade ?
So i have added a noctua heat sink and cooler to my tg01-0023. I did not use the fan adapter. Is the fan adapter necessary?
If you did not install the front fan. sure
Great vid! Do more HP 690 vids
Will try Thanks
thanks, I’ve been hearing you have to get case fans
Al least one.
@@TNW1337 yes, I had a pavilion myself a while ago, it was a tiny oven when under lots of load!
Re watching some of the videos and pulling the TG01 back out. May just upgrade it now that prices are dropping again. Did you ever get that other psu you talked about trying in them after the 500w hp? I have an extra psu setting around but of course it's an atx psu so there's no way without cutting the case in places it will go in. Too bad too because it's a 600w.
No I never did. The problem is that they switch to the new ATX 12v, HP, Dell, Acer & some others. To the 12V ATX standard and getting some thing that can take 14 Amps 5v 600watts DC and make 6Amp 12v at 300watts DC is harder then I though it would be. Once I can get my hands on a new 12v ATX psu. I think it will be very simple to do. I Tried to use a Buck Converter, Choked Buck converter and some other devices. I Guess I should have stayed in school longer lol. I mean college, Computer Engineering.
I have been following your videos they have been very informative for me I am new in upgrading my pc I want to build my pavilion PC for max performance I have the
OLOy DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3200 MHz what would be the best graphics card you found for in the pavilion so on and so forth?
If you can Find the dual fan MSI 3070 if you can get your hands on the 500 watts PSU. If not the 3060Ti is next best or a 2060 Super. The zotac is a little fat. and make it so the front panel doe not close 100%. I think the Asus & msi cards fit best.
@@TNW1337 ok thanks a lot!
Hi TechNitWit i was wondering if the ryzen 7 3700x stock cooler fit inside the Hp Pavilion TG01. Also one more thing do i have to add the other heatsink fans or is it a have to?
Nope
Not used to working in OEM cases myself as before covid everything was a custom build. That being said are the mounting holes and bracket the same size as the AMD Wraith Spire? Reason why I ask it because there is a copper lug version that would be a cheap upgrade over the stock one if it would fit without modification.
It looks to be very close, I know what one your talking about. I do not have one but it looks to be the right pattern. I can not be 100%
Hello! I’m about to try this mod for myself. But I just wonder with the splitter, so you connect it with the CPU, and then use the CPU-cooler connector? I have read that that connector should just be used for the CPU. But it looks like you know what you are doing. So just to clarify, you hook the exhaust where the old exhaust was, and the splitter from the intake, into the CPU and then both of them into the CPU-cooler connector?
Thanks for your time.
Sorry I'm completely new. If I just want to upgrade the cpu cooler/heatsink, I just buy the small cooler linked in your description, right? Everything else irrelevant?
Be sure that the cooler is compatible with LGA 1151 mounting.
@@XTRakki do you have a cooler that you use or recommend? Ive been looking for a cheap one to get on sale but finding small ones that fit is hard
@@bax9 What would be your highest price you'd be willing to pay? What's your budget?
With confidence, I would recommend most of the fans +$35 from brands like Noctua, Arctic, Scythe and Cooler Master. All of those are known and reputable brands in fan manufacturing.
My recomendation for the price range would be $35 - $55, because fans priced under $35 are usually smaller, not that quiet and not that effective in cooling your processor.
Before choosing a cooler, always research and try to find as many customer reviews of the product as possible. There can be, and are hidden gems with only few reviews, but more known/common coolers with alot of positive reviews, usually have those for a reason.
@@XTRakki Yeah I can do $50 budget. The issue is knowing which heatsink/fan fits properly onto the mobo that's small enough.
@@bax9 Because I'm not 100% sure if a "tower" CPU cooler will fit the case (Otherwise 'ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports Duo' would be my #1 pick), I'll recommend 2 low profile ones.
• Noctua NH-L9x65 (~$50, 95mm fan)
or
• Scythe Big Shuriken 3 (~$45, 120mm fan)
Both are tested to fit the case and got good reviews from multiple users.
Great video. very much appreciated. one quick question though, does that new front intake fan get in the way of the SSD cage?
Yes
awsome video! i got a quick question, i the intel version of the tg-01, can i still use the same bracket that you used to attach the heatsink?
Yes it is the same thing, hp did it to same money.
Hey TechNitWit! I was planning to upgrade the cpu cooler on my TG01-1109? I was wondering if a 120mm cooler would fit the case and the motherboard? Thanks alot! Kudos to your effort!
Probably not, depending on the brand. this is why I use the noctua. it takes the least amount of work. other coolers you need to remove the motherboard.
Hi, can you confirm the additional case fan pushes air in and the existing case fan exhausts? Also does the new case fan share power from the CPU fan with a splitter rather than the existing case fan? Advice appreciated! Thankscase
Yes It does flow from front to back. I should have made that clearer in the video about the Power for the FAN. I use a PWM splitter cable.
Can I mount a noctua cpu cooler without removing the original backplate?
Yes.
I have the tg01-0030, I want to get a case fan (the grey one) but mine is 3 pin connection not 4, how did you set that up?
Just for the rear? Get a none pwm fan for rear or get a pwm to 3 pin adapter.
@@TNW1337 Did you use a adapter?
Would a Be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2 fit both the case itself and the screw brackets?
92mm fans? yes
Hey @TechNitWit what’s the point of install the redux exhaust fan? I see in my bios the exhaust fan that comes installed blows at about 353rpm and that never changes while watching HWMonitor either regardless of how hot system gets. Wouldn’t installing a new fan like you did here still be limited to that hard lock of 353rpm regardless that the fan can do more like 1600rpm? Or does this new redux fan install get the full 1600rpm? I’m new to pc mods and just want to be sure this wouldn’t be all for nothing bc I do see temp issues when putting the system on full load and would like to change that.
Well the noctus fan is a better design imo. Never did look at the speed it was running but if you tie it in to the header with the cpu it runs it at max.
I've been trying to put in an intake fan in the tg01-1020 by using a sata to 4 pin pmw adapter. I've seen people put in more fans by using a splitter in the cpu fan header but I've been advised against using a splitter. There is only one 3 pin sysfan header on the motherboard for an exhuast fan. I have two drives connected to the sata power cables that came with the PC already. There is another sata power header (white 4 pin header that's next to the white and blue sata ports) that I was able to find a cable for on ebay. I haven't gotten these cables yet so I figured I'd reach out and see if you has a better suggestion or a good reason to why this won't work.
@TechNitWit Hi again 😊, I was watching your video on the Tg02 and followed your advice to watch this video... I think it's the right one. Just bought the 92mm noctua case fan and plan to install soon. A bit confused why the fan is up top, because there is no vent up there on this or the victus. I can see how it might blow more direct air over the CPU area, does that work better than down on the side? My gpu is usually pretty cool, but the cpu seems to spike into the 90s sometimes. Just running in "balanced" mode and the fans haven't come on full blast
I already installed a 2nd ssd in the cage, looks like I may need to remove the cage and do a custom mount of the drive to get it out of the way of the fan if I mount it up top.
Appreciate any words of wisdom if you have time. Thanks
Get a flash light and go to the button of the case and top has some cut outs. you can see it by shining the light.
Thanks!
Yeah but tbh double side tape works just fine on ssds, not the best thing in the world but works!
@@TNW1337 Thanks, got my fan mounted up front like you shown in your video and it seems to be working well! I removed the cage and just laid the ssd on the case floor for now, but I'll fasten it as soon as I get some tape.
Love the upgrades. I just bought a TG from HP and I want to move everything into another case. I want to know if i will need to buy anything at all besides PSU, motherboard and case? And will you be doing a video potentially on this? love the content its very helpful
Soon yes
You're pretty much on the right path. PSU, MoBo and Case have to be changed, but everything else can be the same.
Im also thinking to do the same
Is the video out
with the case fan you installed in the front of the desktop do you think i could do the same with a victus 15L since the inside is basically the same.
and would i be able to put the front victus panel back on with the fan installed too?
I was nothing away from installing the CPU fan, but they sent me screws a little bigger and they can't screw well on the motherboard.
I will have to buy some of the exact size separately.
Hello, wich from this Noctua CPU Cooler dont block the expansion cages? For sure is the Noctua NH-L9x65, but what is with the mid size Versions?
Any thing past that you lose the side cage sorry. Just no room.
Hey, what cable to I need to do exactly this? Also, the fan in the front, what is the purpose of it since the Case is closed in the front?
The case is not fully close in the front. take a flash light you will see light shine though.
Can this be applied also on the tg-02?
Hello, just a random guy who wants to look for potential cooler upgrades for pavilion gaming/victus desktops. Any guesses to what the height clearance for the cpu coolers is? I looked up and it doesn't seem to be noted anywhere.
well there is not a lot of room also you have the none standers back plate. all the cooler I put on the TG01 will 100% work on the victus AMD or Intel.
I installed two of the brown noctua fans with splitter and kept the stock cpu cooler and my fans are loud and sound like they are running full blast as soon as I turn pc on I’m guessing I did something wrong just not sure what?
If you used the 3 way splitter off the CPU. They are still controlled. The noise dose suck, Bet it is better then Overheating and losing boost clocks or thermal throttling.
I've been having connection and speed issues with my Ethernet lately and noticed the network adapter is part of the mother board, but there's a slot right behind it. Is this space for a network adapter upgrade?
There are 2 wifi cards that can do in. No only one nic on the motherboard. you could use the 1x for a Nic. I would talk to HP see if you can get it Rma. If it is the PC have you tried a different Nic cable.
Great video! But I want to ask is it possible to add a liquid cooler in it?
I think he said you can only use a 120mm AIO.
Are you from Hong Kong with the 11700F/3060ti model? I have one too, and I underclocked it to something like 3.5-3.8ghz
There is a 92mm AIo that will work!
Did you remove the backplate? And will a 310W PSU be enough for the big cooler when paired with a 1660S and i7?
Yes and yes. back plate is adhesives on. you can remove it but not much fun
Sorry for asking here again, would the stock backplate (I think the motherboard comes with one?) still manage to fit any cooler, as long as you use that standoff and it isn't too heavy (looking at the ID-Cooling IS-50X/IS-6K/IS-5M, as the L12S is very expensive over here)
My PC has a LGA1200 CPU if that helps.
Edit: Or some coolers don't come with these standoffs and I have to find one somewhere else?
Well you can change the back plate it is epoxied or double side taped to the board. The Epoxied ones it take about a hour to get it off. Yes you can get other coolers to work. I was looking at that cooler it looks like a noctua copy. and round plastic would work they need to be about 6-10mm higher. I am guessing the ID cooler would come with them if it was a noctua copy.
If you went with 6mm one you do not want to crank the screws down past hand tight.
@@TNW1337 Thank you for explaining, these coolers seem to come with a washer. I guess that's the spacer they use here
Edit: By the way a program called Fan Control can sort of control the TG01's fans, by making an algorithm that calculates the average of your own fan speed curve and syncing to the fan speed itself with offset of 2%
(But you cannot save the setup, you have to change the sync reference to e.g. the GPU fan and change it back every time you relaunch it. But it works)
Nice video, good job!
Thansk!!!!!
Are the processor Heat Sink Cooler standoffs (white pipe things that hold the 4 screw's) included in the Heat Sink Kit?
Yes they should be unless you get the amd kit only. You will need parts from both kits. And plus the 16mm screws
@@TNW1337 I noticed while installing my NH-D9L, that the mounting screw holes for the bracket have changed slightly, now the position 2 is for the LGA1700 and its the 1st position for the 115x, not sure if this was different when you made your video, but also my white stand-offs are for AM2 and backwards, and I got dark Grey ones for AM4, did you use the AM4 standoffs or these AM2 ones? (Still searching the comments and older noctua manuals, will reply if I find an answer)
I appreciate you posted this video. However you missed some key information, and opportunities to video some of the important installation points.
1. The NH-L9x65 CPU heatsink and fan, do come with both AMD and Intel hardware. I do not know why you keep saying this. I did not come across this issue.
2. When removing the cpu, somtimes the cpu and the current heaksink and fan like to come out as one unit. Please advise users to pull straight up to prevent damaging the cpus pins.
3. Thank you for posting links to hardware needed.
4. When installing the white plastic Intel stand offs. You do not mention which hole you place the 3mmx16mm screws into. There are three holes on the Noctua Metal mounting plates to pass the 3mmx16mm allen head screws through.
5.Stop saying "bad mama jama." This is your go to default, "this thing is awesome". Review your script for the video and learn to use a larger word base to express what you are speaking about.
6. I will say this again, thank you for posting this video. While I did find the video provided a good amount of information. There were some glaring issues in how you presented the information, and also how you missed some good points on installation and details that were missed.
Thanks for the info, can only help me make better videos! Yes I did miss those key points. I normal do not use a script, only if it is to much info for me me remember. But thank you for the input!
I will try to plan the videos out better to make sure I do not miss any key points!
It’s ok man he was trying his best and good job for helping him
Ok so I’m confused, I bought the 360 pc whiskey screw kit, now if I buy the noctua cooler that u installed in the beginning, seeing how I have an intel cpu, I need what and what to make this work via a kit? That part threw me off. Please let me know lol thanks
So I haven’t found a comment for this yet so I’ll just ask I have been looking for your splitter cable that you use for your cpu/intake/exhaust fans I didn’t see a link for it
www.amazon.com/Winncon-Splitter-Converter-Sleeved-Duplicator/dp/B07WN4G7KC/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=2+PWM+way+fan+split&qid=1623019171&sr=8-6
Awesome thank you sir you have already helped me improve my computer so much already I got mine for a steal my Walmart had it listed for 40.00 😅 I feel like someone lost their job on that mistake
@@mistic808 Yeah That is.
Will this heatsink work for my 690-00xx?
Yes
Would you happen to know the intel bracket item number? Because I bought a heat sink but with only the amd bracket parts smh and I've hear you say I need both amd and Intel part to make this heat fit properly true?
Does it will fit if I have the 6600 xt installed because I see that you do a video installing que rx6600 but it doesn't have this cooling options
in the software ?
can you please tell me if this large or mid size cooler will fit good for the tg01? i have the stock ryzen 5... i would like to upgrade all the fans.. can you please share the correct one and the biggest size that will fit please? thank you i love the vids man!!
You can check the other video from this channel (with the huge CPU cooler he installed) to get the specs for the maximum height of a CPU cooler you can install. (If I remember correctly, it was ~15cm tall)
For back and front fans, I recommend checking the description. The size for them should be 92mm.
Note that the sidepanel only takes a 80mm fan when using a dual fan GPU.
REMEMBER that you need to buy Y-Splitter for them, because the Motherboard doesn't have enough 4-pin connectors for each fan.
A single 3-pin/4-pin output can support 1-3 fans, so no need to worry about the Y-Splitter possibly not being safe. (I've seen some people being concerned about it)
Also remember that the Cooler has to be LGA 1151 mount compatible. The stock CPU has a intel mounts even though its a AMD processor in a AMD AM4 socket.
Yeah I would stick to the Noctuas cools also you will need to get the screw kit or 4x 16mm Screws. Best if you watch the video it has all the info in there.
most thermal paste is non conductive currently it used to be alot more common to fine conductive pastes
Agree 100% I would still try to keep it from getting over every thing.
Hi Did you leave the front panel off after adding the front fan on it? Thanks
Nope, Front panel went back on.
@@TNW1337 thanks just wondering how the air gets in because the front panel is solid? Also to confirm you got better thermals with the fan on the front vs the mesh part of the side panel?
Top of the front panel is actually a hole, apparently
Do you think if we kept the gpu stock with 1 fan. Would there still be negative temperatures putting a intake fan on the side? I’m also skeptical about putting the intake fan up top. There isn’t holes on the face plate of the case.
Hey! If you have a single fan GPU, the side intake fan could drop you overall temperature 4°C (according to a test done by another RUclipsr)
+ There are vent holes on the top of the front panel.
is this up grade going to give better temps then the side pannel off?
this with the side off was the best temps but you can keep it on.
I youst put in the cpu fan NH-u9s 95mm ty for guid Its fit perfekt
Any time!
Will this work on all of the hp pavilion desktops I have this one HP TG01 2167z and I was wondering if it would still work?
Yes 100%
I just got a victus 15L. Please suggest which largest noctua cpu cooler can I fit in it...
Sadly I did this upgrade but did not realize you did not use the Drive Caddy ?
So I have to remove the Front Fan that I just installed because I have a mechanical HD unless there is another way to attach a Mechanical drive to another Location. And also relocate my extra SSD.
Oh well looked good when I first watched until I went to get everything I had in there back in.
Big plus is, I have a Ryzen 7 3700X and a new Cooler by Noctua. Decided to get 2 smaller ones at the Front so the HD Caddy will drop back in without interferance.
Good Idea, Sorry I should have said something about the HDD in the front.
which fan did you get for the front? i also need my drive caddy
@@oreonmilk1864 92mm noctua
@@oreonmilk1864 small noctua! But not to long after that, I just moved everything to a larger Case! I did not have to do that but decided for myself that more ventilation would be best. (For me)
@@dennisteagueCV41 awesome! What case did you go with? I’m planning on doing a case swap as well
Quick question: will this work with an Intel-based HP desktop like the TP01-1036? I'm asking because I forgot about it until now
yes
I bought a Ryzen 7 and it comes with a fan. Do you know if there is a way to use the fan it comes with over these stock HP set up?
Nope the fan will not work due to it being a 1151 Bracket. The one that comes with it is AM4
Hello there will this heatsink work for a tg02-1014 i been looking everywhere and cant find a cpu cooler for my i7 12700kf
Please how high cpu cooler can i install? Thanks for answer
Huh
I have a video on this if you look
@@TNW1337 yes i look but how high can be cpu cooler. Can i put there 135 mm high cooler. It fits in this case?
Def going with the smaller CPU cooler, doesn’t seem much of a difference in cooling between the sizes. Does anyone know if the larger sized coolers are harder to install? Also, looking to add a fans like you I saw someone do 2 vertical 80 mm fan for intake across where you did 1, what are your thoughts ? Also, I don’t think I plan on installing a SSD yet since mine came with a 1 TB HDD (I know don’t hate me) installed already, think it would be easier to set 4 pin pwm fans with a SATA fan splitter ?
More fans = better cooling if they do not get in the way of a drive or GPU yes I would do it.
Would this setup be good enough for one of these with a RTX 3060 ti and a i511400 in it? Or would you recommend a different set up? I'm completely new to this, so I'm just trying to make sure I get all the right parts to get the best cooling out of this. Also, which size fans would you recommend for this setup?
Also, how do I make sure these kits come with both Intel and AMD parts so I don't have to buy and additional fans just for the extra parts?
Well you will need to buy the screws they are not included. I could not find them on amazon singles, so I just linked a kit. If it says it supports AMD and Intel it comes with all the parts you will need. but the screws.
Yes that will be a pretty awesome starter PC, The HP/TG's use a 92mm fans. Its pretty easy to add fans to it.
@@TNW1337 Well the screw kit you linked it says they're currently unavailable. But I was able to find a virtually identical kit by the same manufacturer on there. So that shouldn't be a problem now. I put all the items you used in this video into one of my lists on Amazon, so I shouldn't have any problems securing most of these parts. And good to know about fans too, so nothing to worry about there.
Also, thank you for answering my questions! Coming from a gaming PC super noob, I really appreciate it.
@@MetalGaiden96 Cool
@@MetalGaiden96 Also
FYI Do not tighten the heat sink screws all the way down. as soon as it is, snug stop.
@@MetalGaiden96 screws I am talking about are the ones with springs
Hello stand offs are for Intel lga1150 or 1700?
I have ryzen 5 5600g and a gtx 1660 super on the 400w psu. the hottest temp i have seen is 72 celsius. and thats not my average temp. Would you recommend making any changes?
Any time adding a fan and aftermarket heating will help with the Temps. It will do 2 things help with cpu boost meaning it will last longer and life time of parts.
@@TNW1337 I think I'm going to install an exhaust fan down by the PSU and an intake in the front of the case that is an upgrade of the exhaust fan as well as upgrading the exhaust fan. My only question is if you think I can still do that on the 400 watt PSU since I have the GTX 1660 super
@@Viper34TTV yes 100% even if you had a 3060 or 2060 it would still work. Hp did a good job budgeting for it with that psu. It is also the newer atx standard 12v only. I feel it will be just fine 🙂.
@@TNW1337 you're the man! Love your videos!
I bought the splitter you linked, why doesn’t it go in on my cpu fan pin
Witch Side? The One on the board or the one to the fan. the Fan side one can be hard to plug in you may need to put it on a angle. just a bit to get it to pop on. It also could be a bad splitter. With covid the QA on stuff has not been the Best.
The motherboard part, I bout the 2 way splitter and it doesn’t fit into the cpu pins. They look really separated and the splitter pin things look really close
Well NitWit my crazy ass took the motherboard all the way out. 😂. Got an NHU9S in there now though. Already had it setting around for a while in the box so I may as well use it. Been doing well for a few days thankfully.
Cool, yeah I love noctua~!
@@TNW1337 how do the larger gpus hold up in the TG01? Because most I've seen you install recommend over the wattage of even the larger power supply by at least 100 watts. Also did HP say those would be okay? I see quite a few that will fit in that case but they recommend like 600 to 650 watts. Enjoying pushing the limits but not looking to burn up a brand new psu either.
@@train3616 As long as you have the 500W PSU you should be able to reliably run 200w on the GPU (Because there is a 3060Ti model from HP). Might as well to learn undervolting and limiting clock to something within the 1740-1950 range, which probably will limit the power spikes (I assume part of the spikes come from the the GPU trying to max out clocks, then hitting the power limit.)
can you add an intake fan without having to cut out anything?
Sure
So how much temprature difference did you get on cpu and gpu while gaming with this mod?
Max was 20c Avg was around 12-14c
Any other cooler options on there then this one ?
Not unless you go with an aio or take the motherboard out and remove the glued on back plate, it is possible if you take your time and use a heat gun
@@TNW1337 what about the vetroo v5 on Amazon
@@TNW1337 says dimensions are 128x 148x 75mm so I think it will fit in the case u can order it for the lga 1151 socket so I assume it will work. Just would like a second set of eyes to look at it.
M3 16mm screws?
Bro I need your help because I don’t know if the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition fit in the HP case you can help me???
You can check the other video from this channel, with the huge cooler he installed, to get the specs for the maximum height of a CPU cooler you can install. (If I remember correctly, it was ~15cm tall)
Also remember that the CPU cooler has to have LGA 1151 mount compatible.
@@XTRakki the cooler of Cooler Master is 1151
Hey! I checked the specs/size for the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition, and the height is 159mm.
TechNitWit was able to fit the Noctua NH-C14S (which's height is 163mm) inside the case.
By this, the Hyper 212 should fit nicely inside the case. Just remember to mount it in a way that the fan pushes air out towards the back of the case.
From the image I would say no. but I did not look at size.
Roll up your sleeves lol that will backfire if you're not careful brother (you taught me that)
hahah !
What if its a AMD cpu? Do you just use the AMD mounts then?
the Intel and AMD mounts on the hp are the same.
Same thread type and same space need to contact the cold plate.
How It will be with Noctua NH-U9S. Can you test It. Thanks.
It should work. I did order one they sent me the wrong cooler. Have to return it and order the right one.
how do I change the fan speed because it just made my GPU hotter
MSI afterburner you can download it.
Will these coolers work with TG01-1022, and do I need any cables?
With the cooler no extra cables are needed but you need to make sure it is a 4pin pwm.
can u use a 92mm noctua cpu cooler as well? or just the 65mm
There is a 92mm one that will work. i plan on doing a video on.
@@TNW1337 I really hope sir, I need a video like that. I have de rtx 3060
where do i mount my ssd drive if i wanna do this?
You can drop in on the bottom. SSD drive doesn't have any moving parts, so it doesnt vibrate when used/get damaged from the case's vibration.
@@XTRakki ok thank you
@@XTRakki have you done the big cooler as well? And 2 fans
@@davidvsduhworld I haven't. I was looking into Noctua's NH-L9x65, but might actually just change the old thermal paste and change the old heatsink's fan for a new one, while still keeping the original heatsink.
Correct. If you want to add some safety get some double sided sticky tape and Tape it.
How well does your memory upgrade work?
I've read that most memory will not run the correct speed due to the BIOS being locked on these PC's.
Any truth to that?
Yes, I have this exact pc and cant change the ram speed through the bios. I change it with ryzen master. It sucks because I have to apply the profile change everytime I reboot my pc but atleast I can use the ram speed I bought
Also, what is the most important when buying RAM when it comes to CL and voltage?
I think I've read that Crucial makes a generic RAM that is CL 22 and 1.2V that is plug and play.
Can anyone corfirm.
If the speed is that impotent, your only gaining 5-15 FPS at most. you can order the ram from HP. Really the most important thing is the dual channel.
I thought your exhaust fan was 3 pin? I got a tg01 and the exhaust fan is 3 pin I believe but the fan in the desc is 4 pin?
I use the cpu header for the added fan.
@@TNW1337 Sorry but maybe I'm misunderstanding this. I thought the PWM 4pin was where the splitter went, then the cpu fan took the 4 pin while the front fan used a 3 pin and the exhaust fan used a 3pin as well. I just looked into my case and the exhaust fan is a 3 pin. Am I understanding it wrong? CPU fan 4pin pwm , and then intake and exhausts 3pin?