MSI GE76 Raider 11UH / FAN Cleaning & Thermal Paste Replace / Disassembly And Assembly

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MSI GE76 Intel Core i7 11th Gen - (32 GB/2 TB SSD/Windows 10 Home/16 GB Graphics/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080/360 Hz) GE76 Raider 11UH-670IN Gaming Laptop -17.3 inches, Titanium Blue, 2.9 Kg

[@tijn_tdt_tijn]

Thank you!! What I needed, I have a GE66 raider and just need some kind of “guideline” video. No one did this properly, thank you!

[@TTT-3xt9]

@ElectroInfotech it would had been great to see a temperature difference after the upgrade.

[@astaroth5024]

wait... is the thermal paste used on the memory chips and the capacitors not just regular thermal paste?? why didn't you replace it?

[@tsuketsu9889]

No it's not regular thermal paste. And I feel your pain. Probably because nobody knows what the hell they are doing, and can't just make a video exlaining wtf is what where & what goes where and what is and what isnt. Istg would it hurt these people to just look into things and make a comprehensive guide explaining how to do it? Apparently msi doesn't even use thermal pads but something else, and you gotta get some k5 thermal puddy for the ram or something like that. But I dont know for sure because nobody is capable of making an actual guide on repasting the ge76 showing us what to use, how to apply it or how much you need. I couldnt even find out how or what to do on reddit, like how tf is anyone gonna repaste this thing without some sort of guide????

[@astaroth5024]

@@tsuketsu9889 it's not that bad!! You are correct, it's thermal buddy called K5 pro and honestly with thermal interfaces on laptops, it doesn't really matter if it's too much as long as it isn't electrically conductive, because laptops heatsinks aren't really as even as the ones in GPUs and CPUs on PCs so a thicker thermal paste, or more of it tends to be better than say, liquid metal that needs very good surface contact. This video shows how to get to it well enough in my opinion, at least they got that right, they just left out a very important detail and probably killed their laptop by opening it and not replacing the thermal puddy too lmao

[@wwhiteraven]

So thermal paste on the GPU & CPU and thermal puddy on the memory chips and capacitors?

[@astaroth5024]

@@wwhiteraven yessir

[@QbaN__]

TY, helped a lot

[@Myuuchu]

thanks, that helped us with a good step by step!

[@Backstage_Politician]

I just bought one of these that needs a cleaning like this.

[@bizarral3784]

whats that blue-ish stuff that you spread on the thermal pads ?

[@LAFLAFF]

I have the same question.

[@markronquillo723]

Thermal putty

[@MohitRaj-qk8cn]

How to replace/Upgrade SSD in Realme book slim .....

[@_LIQUID_L]

THK

[@inakinunez5846]

I have seen that you have not changed the thermal putty. do you know which one MSI uses ? which one do you personally recommend?

[@tsuketsu9889]

Ikr, none of these videos show how or what to use 😭

[@erlanggapandu9714]

Upsiren u6 pro

[@vanraygen8772]

Is there an alternative ge76 fan cpu part. Or can i use any custom fan with a 4 wire socket

[@markronquillo723]

Not sure how well you feel about AliExpress, but the fan replacements have be working good so far.

[@teslademon7159]

Hey I opened up the cooler and cleaned the fan and everything but didn’t put the thermal paste and when I put everything together and turn on my laptop my cpu temperature is always 94 degree and also it’s running very slow !! I need some help

[@scpnoobers]

Replace the thermal paste. If that doesn’t work you might of bent the heat sink

[@user-nq6gx6lj3f]

4:36 what's this call in English

[@avcreations6182]

Bro how to contact you