That´s why your PS4 is still overheating after new thermal paste By:NSC
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@@naomirl4295 thank you so much, you always welcome :)
Hello.. First of all, thank you for sharing your findings and helping others with your knowledge.
Thermal paste is applied to fill the minor imperfections of mating surfaces.
Maybe the thermal conductor wire has interfered with mating surface causing the larger gap to begin with?
Thank you for your time and sharing with us your expertise.
You welcome. Sorry just saw this comment right now. Yes you right, but in this case the thermal paste is not working like it should because there's a beendet APU.
I have added Dow Corning 0.5mm thermal dissipative silicon pads to my APU in my PS4 Pro consoles, and the temperature has never risen above 122 degrees fahrenheit even after running the consoles continuously (24 hours/day) for over a week. Thicker thermal pads attenuate heat transfer, so as long as I've used thin pads to conform the APU to the heatsink, all turned out better than expected. I've used Dow Corning thermal pads in varying thicknesses from 3mm to 0.5mm (in 0.5mm increments), and the 0.5 does the trick.
Yes, and 0.2 is best
For long-term stability and high thermal performance and almost no pump-out nothing beats Honeywell PTM7950 phase change paste sheets AFAIK. there is also a paste form but the paste needs a curing time of 24 hours before attaching the heatsink. I don't know the specs from the Dow Corning pads.
MX4/Kryonaut and many other popular pastes work great on desktop CPU's but are not very reliable on gpu's and direct-die with high temperature at 80'c and above. It starts with great day 1 temperatures and rapidly declines after a few weeks/months.
Hard to spread high viscosity pastes works best on those situations, and that's the reason why pre-applied factory paste is thick.
Thermalright TFX, Shin-Etsu 7921-5, IC Diamond, Maxtor CTG9 are some high viscosity pastes.
A huge risk in doing that but it deserves to do it otherwise you will get over heat every time. Good job and it is a good idea 💡
Yeah, that's true, thank you very much.
I love this. Ive been looking at lapping and modding for thermal recently. One tip that I saw was that when you lap Jayz2cents , among others, suggests putting your sand paper on glass because its reliably a perfectly flat surface. You can also check your progress by putting grease on a piece of glass and putting that on your cpu/apu so you can visually observe the contact patch.
Yes i know, but in this case it was better to do that job without the glass. Ive lap a lot CPU's my self long ago, i did it always on my glass table 😀 But this here is an other art of operation 😅
Use regular glass and not temperd it usually is marked if temp. And granite is pretty flat also
I lapped mine. It used to sound like a vacuum cleaner now its whisper quiet. Due to the shape and hardware retaining I used knife sharpening stones to flatten it. Then went sanded and dremel polished
Really thanks!! I tried to change like 5 times the therlmal paste.. but now thanks to your video, filing the heat copper, I SOLVED ❤.
We need people like you
You always welcome 🥰
i respect your thermal paste application method. It's cleaner than using the spoon. I learned!
@@Antzmacadamia you welcome
A simpler method to improve cooling on these consoles are to increase the pressure between the heat sink and the CPU and add more/a lot of cpu paste to make up for any imperfections. I added washers between the clamp and screw head of the cpu bracket. Carefully tightened it. Now my system runs very quiet and my heat sink is very hot as it should be.
Washers are a great idea, ty
My PS3 wouldn't work until I put washers, because there was a gap between the heat spreaders and the CPU. I'll try putting washers in my PS4, too. A Latin American guy said not to do it, so I didn't, but I'm having second thoughts, because it fixed my PS3 that wouldn't turn on. I've been using it daily for 2-3 months, and it's worked perfectly, so hopefully, the washers will fix my PS4 issues as well.
Battlefield V makes my PS4 fan go crazy. The system is much louder than either of my PS3 slims is every under heavy load. My PS4 used to be quiet.
On the Pro there’s Velcro washers under the CPU clamp it’s honestly weird because i still have this issue with my pro
Blaze 1 up The videos are always great info I own all PlayStation and the PS3 fat have saved 1 life with your videos
You welcome :)
For long-term stability and high thermal performance and almost no pump-out nothing beats Honeywell PTM7950 phase change paste sheets AFAIK. there is also a paste form but the paste needs a curing time of 24 hours before attaching the heatsink.
MX4/Kryonaut and many other popular pastes work great on desktop CPU's but are not very reliable on gpu's and direct-die with high temperature at 80'c and above. It starts with great day 1 temperatures and rapidly declines after a few weeks/months.
Hard to spread high viscosity pastes works best on those situations, and that's the reason why pre-applied factory paste is thick.
Thermalright TFX, Shin-Etsu 7921-5, IC Diamond, Maxtor CTG9 are some high viscosity pastes.
Yes, but MX5 is great for most, consoles and PCs
I have no personal experience with MX5 but it seemed to have a higher viscosity making it a suitable option for laptops/direct-die and is discontinued (Probably because of complaints with 1 Star paste is crap and doesn't smear reviews) and replaced with MX-6.
According to the spec-sheet of MX-6 it has a viscosity of 45.000 Poise/4500 Pascal but i find that hard to believe.
@@phenos MX-6 available? Didn't know that
Good idea, but since die lapping is risky and it is also hard to replace, i would have lappped the heatsink in the middle, so the bulge on a die would sort of sink inside a heatsink, like an egg inside an egg holder.
Thats why i told you guys just to lap the Heatsink, do not be so Crazy like me ^^
@@NSC-Modz Oh, you did? Sorry about the comment then.
Yes, i think i say you should just lap the heatsink ^^
@@NSC-Modz I don't know what I'm doing, lol. If I lap my heatsink, will I maybe wreck it?
Thanks. 👍Awesome video man.
@@Jacob-hl3gt better take care, before you destroy it more ^^
Thank you man. I replaced the thermal paste but it was still loud and over a short time it accumulated a lot of dust. I have just replaced the paste again after watching this, and could see I did a bad job last time because the old paste looked like the thumbnail for this video. I replaced it and checked it was even and now it is whisper quiet playing a AAA game. Thanks again
You welcome :)
I took advice from someone and used carbonaut. Was just as effective as a fresh application of thermal paste and doesnt drop off. Only downside its a pain to put on.
For some reason I applied new thermal paste and it's still loud 🔊 😪idk if I didn't apply enough thermal paste or what
@@Plxdge Do what I did, take it apart again (a pain I know but worth it) and see if the paste is spread even and that enough is there. Sounds time consuming but like I say it's worth it when it's done.
I had opened it up and saw that half of the thermal paste moved and a large portion of the heat sink and the apu had no thermal paste 😐
Great information & video 👍
Checked my 7102B Pro brought 2nd hand in Mint condition but was like a 747 taking off .
So teared it down ( was still factory paste ) checked the Apu with a razor blade ( Geez ) my Apu was worse than yours , had a big rise ( hill ) so I took my time with sanding the heatsink to match the Apu Took me about 8 checks with reapplying thermal paste but turned out great . Used thermal grizzly paste & pads & added a pad on the HDMI encoder Chip as well as the southbridge to transfer heat away to the cover shield .
Now runs so quiet 😁
Thankyou for your great work 🤟
OMG Even worse than my APU? 😆 Yeah bro. So you did a great job to 😀 ✌️ You always welcome, hope you subbed 😜
Hey NSC... This vid was great!!... The way you showed the folks who don't know what to look for in case they have to lap their playstation, the presentation and everything was excellent... I want to trust Sony, and paying $600 for a machine has made me to scared in the past to think of pulling it apart to check stuff... PS3, no worries... they are cheap... but my ps4 pro is now going to come apart so I can check this..... Because if I don't, my $600 machine is at risk maybe, if mine is as bad as yours was from the factory... and I want my ps4 to last for as long as possible... It's past warranty anyway, so no point putting it off... This is too important... Thank you brother, keep up the awesome work... We all really appreciate having you to show us this stuff...
Thank you very much, it's a must for me to show you guy's this stuff, this problem is crazy, and if you just let it like it is, it will overheat one day if you like or not, and even more, if you have bad thermal paste and no fan accelerator 🤯
@@NSC-Modz You don't have a shop do you?... I was wanting to buy 2 fan covers, one for my ps3 fat and one for my ps4 pro...
@@jarodatkinson5306 Hehe, you can do it your self brother ;)
@@NSC-Modz Lol... That's cool... just thought you might sell them... I want black anyway, with the playstation logo in the middle, so I might make them myself out of plastic.... Thanks bro...
@@jarodatkinson5306 yes sure but I'm not trying to make money with things that you probably could do your self 🤗
Wow great observer...always learning more with u. Tks!
Always Action on my channel 😅
The APU die does not flat perfectly, it's convex in the middle so the die doesn't contact perfectly with heatsink.
Yep
you sanded the die, how impressive!!!! such an important detail, surface alignment was the definitive detail... i hope its not damaging my computers also...
Blew my mind man thank you I would have never suspected that
For that kinda stuff you got me 😀 you welcome ^^
That’s why the cold plate on the heatsink is raised. It’s also why you should apply paste on the PS4 like a 5 🎲 middle top left bottom left top right bottom right.
Hehe, i know how to do that kinda stuff bro. 😅
@@NSC-Modz me too. But sanding down the SOC wasn’t the smartest thing cause now you have scratches. If you don’t think the apu gets proper contact. Take a clear plastic and do the same by pressing down. There’s still good contact mine does this to in the middle. Just don’t use a paste that’s liquid. PlayStations have pump out effect actually.
@@alejandrotobienne584 i know, that's why I say, better don't lap it xD This was just more for my self, i have nothing to lose and i got a lot consoles here around, so if it goes bad, i have some more 😅 But for my tests i love to do crazy stuff like that 🤭✌did it in the past with some older Intel CPU's that's why i know the limits, somehow xD 😆
Man thats a big deal ! I will totaly do this on my ps4s ! You find some serious problem thank you sir !
By the way, your thermal paste application is perfect ! We need maximum contact for cooling ! 😉
Right, you always welcome ;)
This might be why mine came out the factory with sooo much thermal paste, yet has been loud from day 1. Now it overheats very quickly even though it's dust-free. I cleaned the heatsink today (it was basically clean anyway) and I'm replacing the thermal paste tomorrow, so will check how level the surface is beforehand!! Thanks :)
Also the factory thermal paste is poor quality. Not very good conductance, and on mine it's dried out and cracking. Getting Arctic MX-4 :)
Yeah, that's right... let me know how it looks like than ;)
The heatsink side you cleaned is the exit. The side by fan is likely plugged. And yes Sony thermal paste from factory is trash.
@@alejandrotobienne584 yeah, true, they do it so cheap as possible, to sell it so expensive as possible... $ony, for the Player$$$
@@alejandrotobienne584 Dusted everything so knew it wasn't the issue. And yup, from the results I can tell their thermal paste sucks
@Samuel Torres Yep got Arctic MX4. Wiped/scraped old paste away, cleaned up with isopropyl alcohol, then applied Arctic paste. I think I made two small lines, then smeared it across with a card just because I was worried about it not making full contact.
My PS4 has not overheated once since changing the paste, and it is very quiet!!
Nice job my guy
Today i cleaned my ps4 after 6 years since i bought it. I also bent the metal plate from above to make it touch the heatsink and applied thermal paste. It does still sounds, i would also like to lap it a bit, but the process of dissasembly is complicated hahaha
Yeah, let it sound if it's just a bit 😀
I appreciate your research and testing on this subject. Nobody else is talking about this! Great job!
Yes, they just try to ignore this issue... but not me. You always welcome!
Interesting. I wonder if there are differences between production runs or if large amounts of thermal paste is a bad thing.
I covered the components around the die with UV curing soldermask and applied a thin coat of liquid metal on the die and also on the heat sink. Then I just reassembled it - that was it.
Ever since I changed to liquid metal, the PS4 Pro never ramps up in fan-speed, it just blows hotter and hotter air out its back. (If I move the PS4 around too much or take it with me to go see somebody it has started to ramp up when under heavy load a few times the past few years I have had it - I suspect the liquid metal (galistan alloy) bond goes bad and crystalizes after a while - as it works perfectly after a clean-up and reapply job)
OMG, i just saw your comment right now, I'm sorry. Yes, liquid metal is a good thing here, because LM could help to fill the free space between the bended die and the cooler. Only thing is bad is that the APU Clamp will lose the pressure with the time, that's why LM will not work for a long time on consoles, because this cheapy clamps lose the pressure with the time. LM is best for computers because the coolers here get real fixed. But LM gets hard with the time, so this could help to fill the free space on the sides where the APU is bended... Cheers bro.
Oh my god, I've never seen anyone lap a die before, I thought it would destroy them
Yes, you can destroy it if you lap to much ^^
@@NSC-Modz Did yout ps4 get so hot it would shut off, or did the fans just get loud?
Me 20years ago ... Pentium III overkloc...laped CPU and Cooler🙃All ok whitout explosion😂💣💢
Wow thanks keep up the hard work I love watching your videos I always learn something every time I wonder how many console's have this problem
Thank you very much :)
NSC and the chipmunks. :D
xD
NSC the hero we don't deserve
Oh come on, you guys deserve it, you payed also a lot for those consoles, so you deserve that those consoles last for a longer time ;)
Wow! Nice one.
Thanks for taking the time & effort to figure it out & for sharing it all.
I just try my best for you guys ✌️
Bro suddenly started rapping in chipmunk
😂😂😂 He'll yeah xD
Ja dass erklärt dann auch den Helikopter in meinem Zimmer.. das ist schon echt traurig und ich dachte die ps3 kühlung ist müll xD tolles video danke..
Bist immer Willkommen ^^
I did lapping,the result in idle after 30 min i get 43°. 😁And after 10 hours gaming temp is 62°max 66 °,fan noise i quite and I am very pleased with the results.all measurements are taken from the back of the console, with a temp probe.
I have thought machining heatsink from copper, it can give even better results,
It is not Sony that produces the PS4 Pro APUs ! If I remember correctly it is TSMC
True, but it is at last a PS from Sony...
Its Sony's property whether they produce it or not. It get QC (quality check) from Sony before get distributed in the market
Your not crazy. I enjoy these videos!
Hehe nice, you always welcome ;)
Nice examples of chip inconsistencies!
Thank you Man keep up the good work ✌
Np, you always welcome 🤗
He deserves an oscar!
Underrated
Thank you so much, you always welcome.
woooooooooow...
i can't imagine the surface of the APU can be so irregular like that. I thought it is just a little bit bump like less than 0.1 mm.
Haha, 0.1mm would be nice, but this one here was higher than the World Trade Center was...
@@NSC-Modz
lol. that is insane.
U is only one who find this solution.Thanks i try it.
Yeah, i never give up. You welcome
@@NSC-Modz can u give a link what u use to polishing apu?
@@gerus4331 you need those alcohol pads to clean it
I found your video after I saw many others about how to change the thermal paste, and find out that many had the problems of overheating after changing it, so I found this very useful in case I decide to change mine cuz it has started to sound a bit loud for my taste. (I bought my ps4 pro on the 2016).
However I have a question: which way is better to put the thermal paste? You expanded it, but for other people is better just to put a drop and make pressure on it to let it expand by itself...is that and important difference?
Just apply everywhere some thermal paste and in the middle a small dot. So you good to go ^^
@@NSC-Modz are you saying to put only a dot in the middle and then put back together?
Ok, you're giving me hope, thank you sir
You always welcome.
That is the work of thermal paste, isn't it? Thermal paste is applied in order to fill the space and imperfections between the 2 surfaces.
Any component has a tolerance. As long as they are into some marks they are accepted as ok.
Thanks so much for your videos! They are useful and fun at the same time. I will say the are "usefun" ;)
hehe thank you very much... yes, thats the work of the thermal paste, but this was just to much space for the paste... maybe, but only maybe liquid metal could work better in this case :)
@@NSC-Modz Thanks again. Wear in mind you are always handelling with faulty units so it it is more probable to find defaults. I am sure that units that are working perfectly for years does not end up in your laboratory so your opinion about quality is a bit biased :)
@@AngelKsiezyc Hehe that's true ^^
But if the thermal paste too thick it is not transfer heat effectively.
@@solidsnake1089 yep ;)
good job man. all those hard work.
but your life is more fix than enjoy gaming.
but of course, you've made everyone aware of this and thank you for that!
Good day and Merry Christmas to you and happy new year in advance! Take care!
Yes, same to you and thank you so much. I'll do soon a few new videos again about my lovely PS4 Pro :)
Could I put thermal paste on the CPU and a thermal pad on the heatsink? would this work to negate the bend?
New it thank you
I have changed APU CPU past lasts a week goes loud again I put extra fan on top like the temp sensor you put on APU CPU nice idea
Cool stuff
tyvm u always welcome
Un vídeo super interesante, bastante arriesgado pero excelente resultado, no lo hubiera imaginado pero valla, es el problema por el cual estoy pasando ahora, muchas gracias por el aporte 👍🏻
Gracias Amigo ✌️
Igual yo bro ya le hice cambio de todo y sigue haciendo el ruido del ventilador y sobrecalentado se
Me and you go way back I’ve seen your videos.crazy me and you modified our ps4 pro just the same but I used liquid metal and out my thermal temperature gauge screen in top twords the front.you’ll see a space around the fan that is very small that was cut out I used plastic bottle parts to glue and melt in to form a seal.I’m about to do my ps5 with a temperature gauge also I like the look.Thank you the nsc Frankenstein.
Going to have to lap that apu die with some water and sandpaper wrapped around a flat block.
This is common place in the ocerclocking pc space,but its usually the coolers the need to be Flattened out..
It's all up to you how you like to do it :)
Thanks so much for video, great job!
I have a question, can u solve problem using thermal pads instead of thermal past? Thermal pads could take the shape of apu, what you think about that?
Thank you :)
Thank you very much. No, better not, the APU gets really hot and the heat transfer needs to be very fast... so please use only thermal paste.
you are a true detective.
Yeah, i try my best 😆
Great video. Is this only on the PS4 pro? Or does this happen on the normal PS4 too?.
You better control it your self...
lmao THIS IS BALLZY ! great analysis man,
but well i mean as for me if i have to invest 400$ in a machine let it be a computer part ahah
BUT thanks to you i know how i can helps friends
good work mate
I have tried and it works. Thank you 😀
Always take care doing this kinda stuff :)
That's crazy. Got my sub.
:)
Thank you so much :)
1000grid sandpaper. (reminder for meself) :)
Dude, my brother's PS4 fat, the regional woods. It was sound like a hurricane out and claim that was even that actually dirty. The thermal paste. Actually it was still moist so there was no way a burnt dried out. So I think what does the sound like a fan anymore fixed it
Yeah, on the older ps4 pro the main problem is also the vram chips, they get dann hot, but Sony fixed it on the latest ps4 pro like on the 12xx Edition. Mostly it's just enough to clean the dust and apply new thermal paste.
Hello I couldn’t really hear how you fixed it I think I heard sandpaper but I just wanted to make sure. Also I think this is my issue with my original ps4 since it is still getting too hot after a change in paste
Use alcohol pads to clean the old thermal paste. Then add good quality thermal paste in pea method. Do not use liquid metal thermal paste as it will eat away the heat spreader
Kannst du mal ein Video machen wo du Flüssigmetall und neue Wärmeleitpaste auf eine normale PS4 drauf machst und Westen auf deutsch wär voll cool von dir weil ich feiere deine Videos und deine die deine Art einfach zu lustig und mach weiter so
Ja klar, auf English bei der PS4 hab ich ja schon flüssigmetall aufgetragen und vídeo gemacht ^^
@@anilobama8841 Nicht auf Alu
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut electrically conductive
What do you think about a thermal pad where the battery is? Could that make some what of a difference? My PS4 pro is cleaned and has great thermal paste but sanding could be a risk for me
No, just not worth... before sanding first check if you really have this problem, if yes you still can sanding the cooler and than work with liquid metal, but always take care.
My ps4 beeps 3 times and turns off it’s not hot I don’t know what’s happening please help
You used excess thermal paste or the screws over the APU heatsink is not tighten properly
Bro you R the best , the same blem i had and i'll try it on my ps4 fat
But my PS doesn`t get over heating when I start the consol or I play normal game ( not high resolution )
The air plane sound start when I play game with high resolution for ex RE3 ,GOW... anyway
That video very helpful 🤘🏻 thx
You always welcome bro. ✌️
Great video! What model number is your ps4 pro?
Thank you very much, this is ones of the first PS4 Pro CUH-7016x
@@NSC-Modz Thanks for replying! I just scored almost brand new ps4 pro red dead bundle 72xx model. Will be tearing it down pretty soon for some fresh MX4 application and fan controller mod. I will also do the same test you did to see if the same problem exists. I will post my findings and shoot you some photos over psn if you want.
@@igorskuratovsky1 Sure man, all infos helps :) I have also 2 more PS4 here, as i got time i will check them to :)
I had the same problem on my Intel 4790K CPU and it would skyrocket to 100C instantly when loaded and throttle, And that CPU was EXPENSIVE! after some testing finding out the footprint on the heatsink was even worse than yours because it would only touch a bit in the outer corners and leave the whole center not touching the cooler so I came to the conclusion to start grinding away on the CPU die because it seemed to overclock well even when that hot. I still had warranty on it so it was awkward af. but I had the footprint pretty much perfect with lapping it down to the copper layer. But the result? well it dropped 40 degree C and also keeping the TJ below 80 (with Prime95) even when overclocked to 4,8GHZ, this is the CPU I still use today. I guess the CPU was an over achiever held back by heat so it was not sorted out for separate high-end samples and ended up in my hands eventually
Yeah, sounds like, but you done the best and now you have a limited edition one 😅
@@NSC-Modz indeed lol. I was pretty pissed off at first since the computer would just not perform as it should just to figure out my 500 dollar cpu was shaped like some kind of snack bowl cursing how intel could release the flagship model of that time like this. But in the end I been very happy with it anyway. It makes it special in it’s own quirky way
@@Pulverrostmannen that's for sure, and now you know what you really got :) Trust is good, control is better!
What sand paper grit/grits did you use to level the APU? Thanks!
You can use 800, 1000 and if you like also 1500 or 2000 on the end.
@The Other Guy hehe yeah, just not possible to get the APU on a table 😂 I've save the Center on the APU and the heatsink to
Looks like it needs a Copper Shim so the more pressure can be put on the rest of the dies when its plugged in this actually happens a lot in laptop and a shim usually fixes it.
Yeah, but the pressure was here not the problem :)
Too much pressure will destroy the APU die maybe.
@@solidsnake1089 right
Might be a more safe than lapping , I was thinking instead of coper to use a thermal pad in the center and paste around it.
The apu heatsink has a fault. It's no where near flat. I had to lap mine.
Danke für den upload 👏🏻👍🏻
Gerne ;)
NSC Modz ich habe bei meiner ps4 vergessen ein wärmepad auf einen der chips rauf zu machen ist das schlimm weil alles sonst normal läuft
@@philhesse4791 auf dem Ram Chips oder welcher genau? Bei der PS4 können die Ram chips schon heiß werden ^^
NSC Modz an der mainboard seite wo der apu sitzt also da sind so 3 chips wo auch 3 pads sind und ich hab einen vergessen ist eine ps4 slim 😅
Dann geht's ja noch, heißer werden die Ram Chips
You are the best bro. 👍🏻
Thank you so much. I wish some more people's would see it too ^^
you should use thick thermal paste for a CPU/GPU like that, should make the hill problem irrelevant but yeah you sadly can't use liquid metal on those, I think the hill thing was made on purpose because it is a better shape for normal thermal paste?
Does not help at this point... and no it's not for purpose, makes no sense and other Playstations are good, but most not...
crazy is the word
yep xD
Sounded like morph when applieing thermal paste
Hi. interesting solution. Did you let the tape stick which was applied next to the cpu when closing the PS4?
Thank you very much. Yep, there is no problem with.
Thanks. It worked for my ps4 pro that goes off while playing game.My PS Pro(launch edition)is so so quite.
you very welcome :)
@@NSC-Modz Please, I need to be clear about thermal paste. I was enable to lay my hands on Thermal paste with
@@gambarikehinde1304 i recommend Arctic MX4, MX5 or Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut
@@NSC-Modz thanks
@@NSC-Modz thanks
I had just gotten a PS4 Pro just before the PS5 came out. How often should I replace thermal paste if the thermal conductivity is so high in the center? Ive been experiencing the same issues.
It conforms how much you play... but 1x in two years should be more than enough. Bigger problem is to much dust on the Heatsink, if the Heatsink is blocked, the hot air can't get out so great...
Ich finde der lauteste Ps3 Lüfter ist der von der 3004A Version hab auch 2004A aber finde leiserer auf 100%Lüftergeschwindigkeit
Richtig
I applied thermal paste but didn't work. Switch off automatically once i power on the button
I own 2 and I downloaded the free game Avicii that just came out have recently cleaned both out of dust on heat sink. The game made the fan go on high, I always run an external fan on this ps4 as well and the ps first t ever shutdown on its own while playing the Avicii game. Doesn't do it with other games not even cod or ECT.
Yeah, mostly the vrams gets very hot to...
Any opinion about NIDEC or Delta fan for PRO noise?
I would just let it like it is, as long the fan is working, all is good ^^ do you have a fan accelerator?
Is that chip and dale talking in the background?
?
@@NSC-Modz chip and dale was a popular game on the Nintendo featuring chipmunks😉
@@Dwaynesworld99 ok got it xD
Interessantes Video. Zum Lichtspalt-Messverfahren lieber einen Haarwinkel, oder ein Haarlineal nehmen. ;) Ansonsten Top erklärt.
Danke 🤗 Und ja ist klar, aber der tut es auch, denn der wurde mit einem Haarlineal Geprüft ✌️
Thx for the information
You always welcome
The curve design is for a good reason. Shouldn’t sand it down.
Haha sure not, but when you need to, than do it before it keeps overheating.
As macbooks are engineered to overheat.
Thanks bro for all work you put for us.
I have been a problem with my PlayStation 4 Pro stiil getting hot after clean and change thermal past and pads, i use Artic-MX4 and put thermal pads 1.5mm and default is 1mm, can the problem is in thermal pads? My cooler still silence but my PlayStation is gettin hot. Some help i really apreciate
Thank you to. You always welcome. It sounds like the first or the second ps4 pro Generation. Can you tell me the model number? The main problem are the vram chips, they get hot as he'll, that's why the ps4 goes crazy on the fan...
@@NSC-Modz Thanks alot bro! The fan still silence after clean, the problem is the PlayStation still gettin hot. The model is CUH-7216B.
I used past Artic-MX4 and thermal pads from Artic with 1.5mm.
Ok, so you lucky, the 72xx is the best ever. The only thing you need now, is a fan adjuster and heat holes for better airflow
Btw: Search on my channel for: PS4 Pro Ultra Quiet 😀
Do you have links to the tool and the thermal plate?
Here you go: www.ebay.de/b/Haarlineal/46379/bn_55203378
OH MY
my pro 4 APU also has the A$$ shape. Good job Sony
Anyway Excellent Video and Nicely explained about this PS4 thermal issue
Thank you very much, you very welcome :)
Finally nice to see some more girls on this channel 😊
@@NSC-Modz 😄😊👍🏻 Girls also love Tech Stuffs and Console Gaming
@@sarahphyllis5782 yes yes sure, but i thought when i say guys it's ok for both, girls and boys 🙈 shame on me xD
Hey I have the same problem like you do I did what you did and it still overheated 🤦🏾♂️
In this case check the vram chips on the other side, they get very hot to.
VERY NICE SIR, GOOD JOB!!! Thank you for sharing.
You always welcome
The copper plate bend because you applied too much pressure tightening the clamp screws, not really Sony's fault.
That's wrong, had nothing to do about that 😂
Also, you need to clean ALL old thermal paste off(!)
i seen a video where someone was using a thermal pad and not paste on the the ps4 they were successful but you need to be careful it does not overlap the shiny part or it could short
i take no responsibility thought id share
Forget it... the chip needs total contact with the Heatsink for best results, and this is only possible with Thermal paste
Hello please i have a problem. Basically my ps4 slim fan stopped working for a while so I removed it recently. before I removed it, although the fan was bad I could play games by placing a standing fan on top the open cover of the ps4 . Currently without the bad internal fan the ps4 overheats(even though i still place the standing fan on it). Mind you the ps4 body temperature is low. It just doesn't want me to play any game. Could it be the thermal paste or I need to connect an internal fan for it to work. Becaue i replaced the thermal paste and it still doesn't work. It allows me to enter the game menu but the second i want to play the game the ps4 says its hot and switches off. Please help me idk whay to do again
Hi Sounds like overheating of course. Did you check the pressure? The clamps should have good pressure, otherwise it will still overheat. And better use the Original Fan, it makes more airflow...
@@NSC-Modz ok thanks
Bro I am about to change my thermal paste but a friend of mine told that the ps4 will not turn on with the hy 510 he used hc 151 can you please help me by telling that will it work with the hy 510 thermal paste
Hello bro. To be honest, i never heard about this thermal paste... just use MX4
Excelent video! I replaced the memory thermal pads....and when i try to open it again...its attached to the metal part...i can´t open it. Any suggestion???
Should be possible to open it slowly.
Damn NSC good find, is it possible that original ps4 also has this problem ?
No, the Square Chips are Ok 😉
@@NSC-Modz Thats good atleast
@@InsaniaTHEGREATONE Sony doesn't Quality Check nowadays sadly
I have a question, What if i replace the thermal paste and add a Thermal pad? Will it not work?
Yes, if you use the right thermal pad witch should be very thin and from graphite or the special ones from thermal grizzly, but if your APU is like on this Video, than it will be the same $h't
Is this PS4 Pro still working quiet? I tried a lot of solutions but they only work for short time so I'm thinking about trying this.
Sure, it's my baby :) working quiet and if i like I can adjust the fan speed. Get Kryonaut thermal paste and check if your APU is Ok. After this video a lot people's told me about the same problem. If your APU in convex, than just lap the cooler. Lapping the APU is just for freaks 😅 so take care pls
@@NSC-Modz Thanks for response. I just checked and my APU is also convex. My copper heatsink is not flat, it is wavy, so first I have to lapp it to flat and then brush the middle of heatsink. I have MX-4 instead of Kryonaut, do you think MX-4 could work long term or I should order Kryonaut?
@@emirosmic5245 i knew it... a lot people's more and more have this problem... shame on Sony. Yes, MX4 is great.
Terimakasih video yang sangat bagus. Ini membuktikan bahwa apu dan heatsink tidak menempel dengan baik . karena apu memiliki benjolan ditengah. Rasa penasaran saya terjawab karena setiap bulan harus mengganti thermal paste, padahal tidak kering.
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hello everyone, I think I have this problem, it's pro 2216B in Potanja has anyone else done this and how did it turn out at the end
It's working fine till now, but if you don't like to do this, than put a fan on the back for the Vram chips, this will help a lot. Just watch my PS4 Ultra Quiet Videos. ✌️
Put new thermal grizzly paste yesterday and did jack all. STILL loud.
Check my last 2 videos. maybe it will help
“For the players ha haa.” You forgot to say it
Next time bro, next time 😂
Imagine what will be the Condition of PS5...play has no limits 😂 PS5 bricked after 2 years
@@sarahphyllis5782 I don't believe they are going to be dying that soon. It'll be interesting to see how long they live but it's also a matter of how much you take care of it. I fix electronics for a living so i baby the hell out of mine 😘
@@xRostro Well if its Microsoft then I would not complain but since its Sony and they have a bad reputation on their Electronics stuff because they do not QC properly before releasing to market so there is a high chance PS5 will run into issues soon
@@sarahphyllis5782 You're right. The way it's designed, i see the on-board memory being the biggest issue. As to if anything will really happen, we have to wait and see. If this was designed to be as cool as they intended, then that day may be well over what any of us expect to have it for