2:10 - and that, my friend, is why you need to read the service manual before you stick your electric screwdriver into the laptop. The bottom right screw is not supposed to come out, it lifts the corner of the back cover so that you can insert your prying tool and easily remove the cover.
@@UbergeeksBiz Absolutely. This is pretty much standard nowadays for high-end Asus laptops. See ruclips.net/video/YRBDmhIOMPs/видео.html for reference.
@@UbergeeksBizHe is right. It's - unofficially at least - called a popping screw. It is supposed to prop up the panel, so you can insert a tool and pry it up easily. The part comes off when you lift the other clips.
After removing the battery press down the power button for 5 to 15 seconds so that the electricity discharges completely off the board, without doing it, even a single screw drop on the mainboard can very much damage the laptop and could even brick the laptop.
@@bjarkareem9963 check if you plugged in the cables correct, check whether the ram is seated correctly or the battery cable is plugged in correctly. hope this helps !!
@@rameshravikumar9515 a simple ssd upgrade shouldnt have any cables unplugged or messing with ram (edit: as shown in the video the ram is soldered directly to the pcb), other then disconnecting the battery to be safe which isnt necessary and is up to the individual to reconnect everything correctly. on mine i simply used the 2nd unused m.2 slot cleaned the fans and put back plastic back on, no issue.
@@bjarkareem9963 Hey sorry to bother, but did you find a way to fix the issue? I've got the same problem my laptop won't boot after the upgrade. I followed the video, unplugged the power and pushed the power button to discharge and then I've only added an NVMe in the second slot but after reassembling there's no sign of life in my pc.
how do you reset bios? where is cmos battery? does removing battery and pressing power button for 15 mins also reseting the bios? because of electricity discharge?
Great Video.. Helped locate where the too silver screws go I had left over 😅 The fans... I'll take off the back and put them in their place.. I repasted mine with old school artic silver and upsiren U6 paste on the VRMs and other chips.. Tempreeatures are actually very decent now.. On idle 35C and under gaming.. CPU average 80 and GPU 75ish..much better than the CPU being 95C most of the time. Other things I found was basically the CPU speed step turbo is too much for this unit. I've limited it to 42Ghtz..since in gaming with both the CPU and GPU temperatures getting hot.. It's just not worth it. Most games I play are not heavy CPU so I'm not taking any FPS hits.. And leaving more thermal headroom for the GPU to do its thing. The Tuf is still great for me.. Picked it up for about $900USD in Australia 3 years ago and it's still banging 1440p games with decent results.. Thanks again for this video it really helped me solve my two extra screw mystery 😊😊
Thank you so much for this video, with this I could dismantle and assemble my laptop so I could do a very good cleaning and now I learned so much about my own laptop. God bless you
thanks for the video, thermals are rising again and based on the last time i cleaned it i wanted to remove the fans and/or heatsink to be able to clean dust better, now ik what to expect
Thank you so much, I had to clean the fan on my laptop because it got so dusty and this really helped me navigate!! The most complex thing I ever took apart and cleaned before this was a ps2 lol
Thanks a lot. This was very comprehensive and to the point. My unit started vibrating violently, after 1 year. Turned out it had gotten very dirty and the paste had spread.
Hello, when you dismounted the refrigeration and changed the thermal paste i noticed that other components have some kind of "white thermal paste" that you didn't replace (17:30), do you know what is that?
Good point.. The short screws go in each corner and at the middle sections at the edges.. Long screws in the middle.. I found out by trial and error.. The screws should take many many turns to bed
I have disassembled mine helped me learn about the laptop. What are the black tapes on the fans? mine became less sticky and is not sticking to the plastic fully on the edges where hot air is supposed to come out. is it just tape or does it have a function?
Hi, I don't know if you'll see this comment or not, but I hope you do. I disassembled my laptop just to do some cleaning and I unplugged the battery but didn't press power button for 15sec. When I reassembled the laptop it wouldn't turn on. I disassembled it again to check if the battery was unplugged but it's not the case. The laptop still turns on when plugged but not on battery. Do you have any potential solutions please?
Where is the cmos battery or pins to reset cmos? I am uable to see bios screen. I have a corrupt gpu driver that make only 5% of the screen visible , the rest is black.
Hello Would i be able to remove the heatsink without taking any other components out? im trying to just remove the thermal paste and add new one. Thank You
If I'm not mistaken bottom right screw does not come off as it lifts up that part of the bottom lid so that you dont have to use a tool to pry the bottom lid open
@@UbergeeksBiz No, it does not come off. Like the person above said, it is designed to push up the case so you can easily open the laptop. You have some things to learn about computers and it shows by what you did with the thermal paste
hello, i have a question, currently im using only 1 slot for the ssd which is nvme m.2, if i want to buy a second ssd do i need to put thermal pad on it?
Hi, I just bought and installed a second SSD on my laptop yesterday. Same model of laptop, FX516PE. I had bought a Crucial P3 1TB, and it has what looked like a stock thermal pad on it. Not ideal for temps, but hey, I don't have to bother with it.
Hi there! With the GPU, do you put thermal paste on both the dies, or just the bigger one (as you didn't put any fresh paste on the smaller one)? Cheers!
he said he didnt remove it because its fresh paste, since its a new unused laptop. ideally youd want to remove it all with a solvent like rubbing alcohol and reapply thermal paste on both dies and each vram chip, basically everywhere there was thermal compound. dont need much of it, enough that it covers it all once heatsink is reinstalled and screwed down, but its better to have too much then too little
Hey, I want to get the f15 with 8 gb ram is the 8 gb soldered to the motherboard or is it 4 gb and 4 gb cuz if theres 4 gb soldered to the motherboard then i can’t upgrade to 16 gb, thanks
W T actual F. You must remove all the old thermal paste after separating the heatsink, always. DO NOT leave the old stuff on, and always re apply new paste
Very good video, very informative By chance you don't know what type or model of screws the Asus Tuf Dash F15 case has, I accidentally lost one and well I don't know what type or model of screw it uses...
Thanks ! most comprehensive video on how to disassemble this video. Would it be possible to upgrade the CPU from an i5 to an i7 118X0H ? My TUF Dash 15 is still under warranty and I wanted to wait before I try to upgrade.
Hi , wich ddr4 ram did you put it in , 8gb 3200 ,2666 or 2400 MHz , i got the same laptop that you use in this video it helped me a lot. thanks saludos.
Hey @UberGeeks ! I really appreciate your videos! They’re awesome! I have a problem tho. I removed the battery and the SSD, then i put ever back together the way it was. My laptop doesn’t turn back in anymore nor indicate the charging light. Could you help me with this, please?
@@nikitaostrovski9379no, sadly i did not. Tried everything and it turned out that the power was not going to the video Card Chip. Had to replace the whole motherboard.
I have a question, W what would happen if I spilled some water on the keyboard, would it fall on the motherboard or not? Because I see that the keyboard is some sealed.
creo q lo primero q se malogra en una laptop es su teclado , q lastima q no sea remplazable . recomiendo solo usar el teclado si es necesario y para otros casos usar un teclado externo
I am not discouraging the creator in any way but my advice would be to get this done by an professional because if you failed to apply the paste correctly and get the thermal paste onto the motherboard it might short circuit and cause serious damage which happened in my case I tried to do it on my own and shorted my gpu. Now I am in a condition where my system can’t be recovered.
what u guys think about this laptop ? its good for 4hrs playing ? wht about coling its all god ? . and also , the screen , it is solid for everyday use ? thx for answers :)
2:10 - and that, my friend, is why you need to read the service manual before you stick your electric screwdriver into the laptop. The bottom right screw is not supposed to come out, it lifts the corner of the back cover so that you can insert your prying tool and easily remove the cover.
You sure ?
@@UbergeeksBiz Absolutely. This is pretty much standard nowadays for high-end Asus laptops. See ruclips.net/video/YRBDmhIOMPs/видео.html for reference.
Yes, he is completely right.@@UbergeeksBiz
true - the screw raises the edge of the of back panel so prying it open is much easier
@@UbergeeksBizHe is right. It's - unofficially at least - called a popping screw. It is supposed to prop up the panel, so you can insert a tool and pry it up easily. The part comes off when you lift the other clips.
After removing the battery press down the power button for 5 to 15 seconds so that the electricity discharges completely off the board, without doing it, even a single screw drop on the mainboard can very much damage the laptop and could even brick the laptop.
just wanted to change the SSD, and the laptop doesn't power on again, even though I put back the old SSD
@@bjarkareem9963 check if you plugged in the cables correct, check whether the ram is seated correctly or the battery cable is plugged in correctly. hope this helps !!
@@rameshravikumar9515 a simple ssd upgrade shouldnt have any cables unplugged or messing with ram (edit: as shown in the video the ram is soldered directly to the pcb), other then disconnecting the battery to be safe which isnt necessary and is up to the individual to reconnect everything correctly. on mine i simply used the 2nd unused m.2 slot cleaned the fans and put back plastic back on, no issue.
@@bjarkareem9963 Hey sorry to bother, but did you find a way to fix the issue? I've got the same problem my laptop won't boot after the upgrade. I followed the video, unplugged the power and pushed the power button to discharge and then I've only added an NVMe in the second slot but after reassembling there's no sign of life in my pc.
how do you reset bios? where is cmos battery? does removing battery and pressing power button for 15 mins also reseting the bios? because of electricity discharge?
Great Video.. Helped locate where the too silver screws go I had left over 😅
The fans... I'll take off the back and put them in their place..
I repasted mine with old school artic silver and upsiren U6 paste on the VRMs and other chips..
Tempreeatures are actually very decent now.. On idle 35C and under gaming.. CPU average 80 and GPU 75ish..much better than the CPU being 95C most of the time.
Other things I found was basically the CPU speed step turbo is too much for this unit. I've limited it to 42Ghtz..since in gaming with both the CPU and GPU temperatures getting hot.. It's just not worth it.
Most games I play are not heavy CPU so I'm not taking any FPS hits.. And leaving more thermal headroom for the GPU to do its thing.
The Tuf is still great for me.. Picked it up for about $900USD in Australia 3 years ago and it's still banging 1440p games with decent results.. Thanks again for this video it really helped me solve my two extra screw mystery 😊😊
Thank you so much for this video, with this I could dismantle and assemble my laptop so I could do a very good cleaning and now I learned so much about my own laptop. God bless you
So it's not necessary to take out the whole motherboard to remove the heatsink? I only want to repast the thermal paste.
thanks for the video, thermals are rising again and based on the last time i cleaned it i wanted to remove the fans and/or heatsink to be able to clean dust better, now ik what to expect
Thank you so much, I had to clean the fan on my laptop because it got so dusty and this really helped me navigate!! The most complex thing I ever took apart and cleaned before this was a ps2 lol
Thanks a lot. This was very comprehensive and to the point.
My unit started vibrating violently, after 1 year. Turned out it had gotten very dirty and the paste had spread.
But then why was it vibrating?
Wonderfully Explained. Just finish Servicing. Be Blessed Brother.
Definitely Sub.
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
Hello, when you dismounted the refrigeration and changed the thermal paste i noticed that other components have some kind of "white thermal paste" that you didn't replace (17:30), do you know what is that?
Help! The heatsink screws are super hard to come off, what should I do ? I don't have electric screwdriver
do i have to disconnect battery, ssd and ram if i want to change thermal paste? or i just have to unscrew the heatsink ?
No.. Just remove the heat sink.. Disconnecting the battery is a good idea..
You never showed or mentioned the different length bolts when removing the undercover.
Good point.. The short screws go in each corner and at the middle sections at the edges.. Long screws in the middle.. I found out by trial and error.. The screws should take many many turns to bed
if touching laptop body near the touchpad my backspace key automatically working,any solution, my laptop is asus tuf dash f15 fx516pc,,help me.
the screw is a pop off screw and its purpose is to pop up the plastic cover to help you prying it open
Where is cmos button to clear bios in this model?
How do you swap out the fan itself?
Hi can we change it the ram to ddr 5
do you know what termal pad i need to use .5 mm , 1 mm ?
I have disassembled mine helped me learn about the laptop. What are the black tapes on the fans? mine became less sticky and is not sticking to the plastic fully on the edges where hot air is supposed to come out. is it just tape or does it have a function?
Not that important function. Tape is to hold them together tightly.
Hi, I don't know if you'll see this comment or not, but I hope you do.
I disassembled my laptop just to do some cleaning and I unplugged the battery but didn't press power button for 15sec. When I reassembled the laptop it wouldn't turn on. I disassembled it again to check if the battery was unplugged but it's not the case. The laptop still turns on when plugged but not on battery. Do you have any potential solutions please?
That was super helpful! Thanks man
just wanted to change the SSD, but the laptop doesn't power on again, not even I pit the old SSD,
what can I do?
I just scraped off the insulation tape on my laptop. is that a no problem for the laptop??
Where is the cmos battery or pins to reset cmos? I am uable to see bios screen. I have a corrupt gpu driver that make only 5% of the screen visible , the rest is black.
did you find where it was?
Would you happen to have a site or place i could check up for a fan replacement, to mexico?
en aliexpress podrias encontrar, actualmente yo estoy buscando una bateria nueva para este portatil, muy dificil de encontrar :c
I guess the bottom right screw shouldn't come off... because mine also didn't and it didn't feel stuck either
This lap max ram we can upgrade??❤❤
Very helpful, indeed ! Thank you !
Thank you for this video , it was very helpful. If you could assemble them again and film it , it would be great
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
Hi! Could you assemble it again and show us in a new video ! Thanks beforehand!
@@juanfigueroa4717 Maybe click here: 0:01 to replay ?
@@UbergeeksBiz thank you, anyway...
In this laptop i turn on thier is no display and i could not find what happen in thi asus laptop can you. Help to. find out
Maybe Ram ?
@@UbergeeksBiz no bro i change it but not working any things else ?
Where is the CMOS bios battery?
After discharging mine I tried plugging it in and it won’t do anything
Thanks so much for the video, helped me a lot
I have a bit of trouble closing the battery safety metal, any tips ?
The bottom right screw on ASUS laptops are captive so it is easier to lift the back plate off the laptop.
My fans stopped working (0 rpm) after using new thermal compound any tips how to fix?
Please
Did you check the fan cable and connector ?
I fixed the problem. it wasnt mechanical just had to reset bios to default
what kind of thermal pad do you use? I mean the thickness
thermal pad 1.5mm amzn.to/3WxnKNP
hello, I have a problem with this model, black screen. How can you reset the BIOS in a physical way? Does it have a battery or a reset button?
@ubergeeks dude can you point cmos battery?
Hello
Would i be able to remove the heatsink without taking any other components out? im trying to just remove the thermal paste and add new one.
Thank You
Yes you can just remove the heatsink
@@UbergeeksBiz ok thank you
@@UbergeeksBiz So can i remove it without removing any cables like from the cpu and the others?
@@AleGzutu Yes
If I'm not mistaken bottom right screw does not come off as it lifts up that part of the bottom lid so that you dont have to use a tool to pry the bottom lid open
It should come off, sometimes it may get stuck. As long as you can pry open the bottom lid, you are fine
@@UbergeeksBiz No, it does not come off. Like the person above said, it is designed to push up the case so you can easily open the laptop. You have some things to learn about computers and it shows by what you did with the thermal paste
Are the fans not replaceable?
hello, i have a question, currently im using only 1 slot for the ssd which is nvme m.2, if i want to buy a second ssd do i need to put thermal pad on it?
Hi, I just bought and installed a second SSD on my laptop yesterday. Same model of laptop, FX516PE. I had bought a Crucial P3 1TB, and it has what looked like a stock thermal pad on it. Not ideal for temps, but hey, I don't have to bother with it.
Can you tell me what's the reason behind 1st cup screw sticker?
If i remove it can i claim my warranty?
No warranty once the sticker is removed
Hi there! With the GPU, do you put thermal paste on both the dies, or just the bigger one (as you didn't put any fresh paste on the smaller one)? Cheers!
the bigger one is the gpu
so for the gpu only put on the bigger one
he said he didnt remove it because its fresh paste, since its a new unused laptop. ideally youd want to remove it all with a solvent like rubbing alcohol and reapply thermal paste on both dies and each vram chip, basically everywhere there was thermal compound. dont need much of it, enough that it covers it all once heatsink is reinstalled and screwed down, but its better to have too much then too little
Hello I changed thermal paste but now computer wont turn on or show any lights like charging
I have same problem now 😔
Have you solve it ?
can I put a 16gb ddr4, in addition to the 8gb? won't it cause any problem? or do you recommend a 8gb only?
good video very informative💯🙏
yes you can upgrade ur ram...max to 32 g ram
Yes you can upgrade your RAM
My Brother have the same laptop and he recently upgraded the RAM to 40 GB.
8GB soldered and put a 32GB ADATA module and its working fine
Hi!! There no space for ssd sata?
Hey, I want to get the f15 with 8 gb ram is the 8 gb soldered to the motherboard or is it 4 gb and 4 gb cuz if theres 4 gb soldered to the motherboard then i can’t upgrade to 16 gb, thanks
You have limitation for RAM upgrade. Try get 16gb RAM and replace with the current RAM
Do you happen to have a place where I can get the keyboard module?
Not sure. Sorry
What is the screw size of bottom cover? Plz help me
Here are the screws size: amzn.to/3xISVtE
@@UbergeeksBiz thanks for the help
@@abhinavrajora4608 You are welcome
You are My hero man thx.
Do you have a video about how to replace the screen cable? I need to change it but I don't have any idea how to open the screen
Ottima descrizione, mi aiuterebbero dei testi in evidenza che indicano le caratteristiche di ciò che stai montando/ estraendo
Do you know if there is a problem if I insert a ram module with 32GB 3200mhz in the motherboard and my laptop has 8gb 3200mhz and the limit is 32GB?
nah there isnt i did it with mine.. same model no problems
I can confirm.
Hi Leonardo did you do it ? I’d like to do the same as you! Please let me know if I can do it. Ty.
@@SamuelVargas-l4g
Processor 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11370H @ 3.30GHz 3.30 GHz
Installed RAM 40.0 GB (39.7 GB usable)
Can i replace the cpu?
W T actual F. You must remove all the old thermal paste after separating the heatsink, always. DO NOT leave the old stuff on, and always re apply new paste
you are awesome ! thanks you 😊😊😊
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
removing the heatsink will make the warranty void?
Yes
@@UbergeeksBiz Thanks
Very good video, very informative By chance you don't know what type or model of screws the Asus Tuf Dash F15 case has, I accidentally lost one and well I don't know what type or model of screw it uses...
Unfortunately I do not remember the size. If missing one screw for back cover, you will be fine. :)
Can we put a ddr4 ram with ddr5 ram in same laptop
no. cannot
I can add hdd hard for this laptop bro?
Yes you can. Add secondary NVME ssd
can the display upgraded to a 100% srgb display?
no
@@UbergeeksBiz sed lyf, if it is possible 🤧
Did this now my laptop won't even turn on , thanks bro
Thanks ! most comprehensive video on how to disassemble this video. Would it be possible to upgrade the CPU from an i5 to an i7 118X0H ?
My TUF Dash 15 is still under warranty and I wanted to wait before I try to upgrade.
no it's soldered to the motherboard
Thank you very much!
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
Hi , wich ddr4 ram did you put it in , 8gb 3200 ,2666 or 2400 MHz , i got the same laptop that you use in this video it helped me a lot.
thanks saludos.
Try this link: Where to get DDR4 laptop RAM ?
- amzn.to/3taISN6
- amzn.to/3Ghr0nO
Thanks but i mean wich MHz
@@LioneyeDaniel 3200mhz
can you put a 32 gb ram on the single ram stick? thank in advance and AWESOME VIDEO !
My Brother have the same laptop and he recently upgraded the RAM to 40 GB.
8GB soldered and put a 32GB ADATA module and its working fine
Did you do it ? Everything is working properly?
yup, everything smooth as expected
@@SamuelVargas-l4g
I found this laptop selling with a pentium gold g6400 can I upgrade the CPU to a i5 or i7?
you are the best
this help alot thanks
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
Hey @UberGeeks ! I really appreciate your videos! They’re awesome!
I have a problem tho. I removed the battery and the SSD, then i put ever back together the way it was. My laptop doesn’t turn back in anymore nor indicate the charging light. Could you help me with this, please?
did u fix it?
@@nikitaostrovski9379no, sadly i did not. Tried everything and it turned out that the power was not going to the video Card Chip. Had to replace the whole motherboard.
@@chubby3134 how much did it cost u?
Where's the CMOS bios battery?
did you find it?
@@omurcansari nope
@@DiakoNourfardi do you have same black screen problem? did you solve it?
Usefull, ty
I have a question, W
what would happen if I spilled some water on the keyboard, would it fall on the motherboard or not? Because I see that the keyboard is some sealed.
I really need an answer before I take it to the technician in vain. 😢
unfortunately it really depends on how much water, did it flow to the motherboard etc. i think you'll need to check it
tyvm ! 😀
Y ahora como la armo 😳
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
My bottom right screw doesn’t comming out either
Stripped ?
nice vid
Never leave old thermalpaste, clean all and put a new one, That white semi-liquid are thermalpads but very thin like 0.5 or 1.0mm max.
creo q lo primero q se malogra en una laptop es su teclado , q lastima q no sea remplazable . recomiendo solo usar el teclado si es necesario y para otros casos usar un teclado externo
hola ! pregunta: sabes si se le echa pasta térmica a las partes que se muestran y según dice el técnico no deberían llevar ? Gracias !
I am not discouraging the creator in any way but my advice would be to get this done by an professional because if you failed to apply the paste correctly and get the thermal paste onto the motherboard it might short circuit and cause serious damage which happened in my case I tried to do it on my own and shorted my gpu. Now I am in a condition where my system can’t be recovered.
this is non conductive thermal paste, it won't short circuit any components.
You likely just messed up with static discharge like a novice :P
what u guys think about this laptop ? its good for 4hrs playing ? wht about coling its all god ? . and also , the screen , it is solid for everyday use ? thx for answers :)
I think overall is a good laptop for gaming
Neat👍
Woo thz a lot🙇🙇🙇🙇
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
Never never NEVER remove pressure clip retention screws one at a time! You damn nearly broke the whole mainboard you can *easily* snap a dye that way
How to clean keyboard ?
I throw glass of juice on in
You need to replace the keyboard
Informative, but I wouldn't suggest adding new thermal paste over old without cleaning it first.
dont do this, clean all paste and re paste everything.
+
Tax a lot