ASUS Eee PC 1001px - Disassembly and cleaning

In this introductory video, we will show how to disassemble laptop ASUS Eee PC 1001px.
Our team will show all necessary steps of disassembling, however don't hesitate to ask us if you have some questions.
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[@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266]

I disassembled mine and got Western Digital 350GB 2.5" HDD model WD3200BPVT-60JJ5TO with Windows 7 32bit
Wifi Adapter is half mini-PCIe AzureWave model AR5B95 8.2.11 b/g/n
RAM Hynix HYMP112S64CP6-S6-AB-C SODIMM DDR2 1GB 800Mhz PC-6400 CL6 2 Rank 1.8 voltage

[@phenixchevalier3363]

MERCIIIIII, j'en avais Besoin " MERCI "

[@dkub3522]

10/10 more upgradable than apple e waste book

[@reikhard]

Nice, Thanks!

[@saikaungmyatkyaw6409]

do u have the essential drivers for that laptop?

[@vicolin77]

can you show me how disambly the other side where is placed the earphones and the other usb thanks

[@NotebookCenterTV]

Now, we don't have this laptop to check it.

[@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266]

To disassemble the other side, the daughterboard, be sure to remove the bottom white connector. Remove the speaker cable on the bottom of the daughter board. Remove the screw on top for the board. You should now be able to remove the daughterboard.

[@Eneroscu]

Thanks !

[@aljayreynolds1146]

I saw an extra ribbon cable connector. I want to know that is it for

[@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266]

Which one? The left-most black ribbon cable is for the display (which means left hinge is very important for display! Right hinge has camera cable.). The long white one spanning across the HDD is to connect the daughter board to the main motherboard. The small light blue ribbon is for keyboard.

[@bartex2000p]

thanks man

[@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266]

I noticed the cpu uses thermal pads. Would it be possible to remove the pads and replace with thermal paste?

[@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266]

OK SO DONT USE THERMAL PASTE
I tried to use Noctua NT-H1 paste and the cpu cooler is a thin sheet of copper and that's it! The space between the cpu and gpu is a lot so unless you're ready to use a lot of paste, it's not worth it. Keep the thermal pads! Which btw, were in top shape when I opened up this laptop after 8 years. Don't do it, my dudes.

[@another3997]

@@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266 Sorry, but what exactly do you mean? You just put a small dab of paste on the surface of each chip and put the heatsink back on. You don't have to cover the whole copper plate in it! The paste is simply there to fill any microscopic imperfections that can trap air between the surface of the chip and the heatsink, which could lead to overheating. The physical distance between the chips is irrelevant.

[@Nofearr01]

Whats biggest ram i can put into this PC? Ty in advance

[@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266]

You can use DDR2-667 ram up to 2GB, 200 pin, and only one stick of ram because of the Intel N450 CPU.

[@drvenkatachalamt5575]

Sir, Will it support 240 GB SSD in this ASUS Eee PC 1001P

[@lightly-red-huedmaleindivi6266]

yes it will support any 2.5" hard drive or solid state disk. Very easy to remove too.

[@gamingxnoob1270]

plz bro HP ProBook 430 light on videos