PS4 PRO Fan Noise FIX - Thermal paste & dust - Before/After TEST
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- This is a follow-up to my first video in which you can find a "trick" to silence your PS4 Pro without using any tool. In this one, we are going to replace the thermal paste and remove dust. The before/after test shows the fans spins at a much lower speed after the disassembly, going from 60db to 35db. This is the PS4 Pro CUH 7016b.
I hope you enjoy the content, I most certainly enjoyed making this video.
The app displayed on the smartphone can be found on the Play Store: "Sound Meter" by Splend Apps.
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0:00 - Intro
0:13 - Disassembly
1:53 - Before - test
4:33 - After - test
7:10 - Conclusion
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CORRECTION: Please, don't apply as much thermal paste as I did. A small drop/stripe is enough. Have fun !
In fact, the amount that you applied is a bit on the "more than enough" side, but all the excess will come out, and it's better too much than too little. A lot of times the heatsinks are not completely flat and they don't sit properly on the apu(or gpu and cpu,specially on laptops). If you spread the thinnest amount of paste and assemble the heatsink and then remove it, you will see that a lot of times the heatsink touches 4/5 of the cpu... A bit more thermal paste helps on this situations.
The spread method, that you used, is always better than a drop in the middle, because it covers the entire chip, while a drop may or may not cover it.
There are a lot of tests on youtube regarding methods of applying thermal paste. Check gamers nexus for that kimd of content. Even der8auer talks about this on a gamers nexus video.
The only time that too much can damage anything is only when the thermal paste is conductive(liquid metal) or capacitive(arctic silver 5). But from a thermal standpoint, too much is better than too little.
But there are a lot of thermal paste gurus out there that say its not because of the air bubble myth. The pressure between the heatsink and apu is too high. There are no bubbles. The air comes out with the pressure. And the excess thermal paste also.
The only thing that you must be careful is when you remove the screws that hold the heatsink, it's better to unscrew them a bit at a time and on a cross shaped fashion, to evenly remove the pressure on the apu. If you unscrew them like you did, sometimes theres too much pressure on one corner of the apu and it will crack. Not so much on the ps4, because the apu has metal all around the chip pcb, to avoid this. But on a lot of situations(like laptops), the chip die cracks. Do the same when screwing them. A bit at a time, and cross shape.
@@chicozeb Wow, thank you for your thorough explanation! I'm sure it will help a lot of people in this comment section :)
I'll definitely keep in mind that the screws holding the heatsink should be unscrewed a bit a time and on a cross shaped fashion.
@@chicozeb MX-4 is capacitive? cuz I applied a little too much...
@@carloselgamer1 No. If it's capacitive it says on the box. The capacitive ones that i know are arctic silver 5 and ic diamond(not sure if is capacitive or conductive). But arctic mx4 is not very good. It has an high silicone content and will pump out over time. Personally i use non silicone pastes. Arctic silver 5, thermal grizzly hydronaut(not kryonaut, it has silicone and temperatures are 3 to 4°C higher after a few months) and cooler master master gel maker(never tried this one, but it should last long because it does not have silicone).
@@chicozeb Ok, thank you bro
Thanks a lot for this video. I bought a second hand PS4 Pro with this problem and once I replaced the paste I am proud to say I no longer have to ride with Sony airlines 😌
Congrats man ! 😁😁
Hey do you have a problem of lagging before changing the thermal paste
@@tahaashraf296 nope, the fan was just extremely loud. I could be on Netflix and it sounded like it was taking off
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When the fan first spun up I thought it was my PS4 in the background lmao
me too xD
And me
every time I have to hear this crap, i ask myself how sony said “okay, this noise is fine” and shipped the product... seriously blows my mind
In the beginning it was okay tough. But now, it is unbearable...
I think maybe games weren't so demanding back then.
@@ahmadattoun6318 but the thing is my xbox still holds up fine running read dead and my ps4 can't even run ff7 quietly
I think it mainly has to do with the thermal compound they use and the dust gathering in the heatsink
It was fine for two years. You have to clean it regularly. Especially the dust
Thanks, I did this yesterday. Now don't need a PS5 😀
Nice, I'm glad it helped :D
Did you have to rechange the thermal paste after a few months of the new one?
Yes, after 3-4 months or so !
I just did this on two of my PS4 pros a few days ago. Although I didn’t have really any dust at all, those fans would get really loud. I changed the thermal paste and thermal pads and wow, can’t even hear the fans now. I read somewhere that Sony either didn’t use enough thermal paste, or they used a cheap paste that dried up and therefore didn’t make a good connection. Who knows. Just glad it’s quiet now.
My ps4 sounds like a freakn leaf blower gonna definitely give this a try thank you so much for the info other videos don’t show step by step like yours does
Good luck then ! 😁
I found that when I had my PlayStation laying flat on not on its side it also stopped making this loud sound ,thanks for posting
That's because there are vents on both sides of the console. Also as a tip, put some bottle caps in each corner below the console, will definitely make a difference. I'm pretty sure we both know that putting it in an enclosed space will just make it overheat even more, I learned that the hard way...
Great video! Sounds slightly a bit louder, but big difference. I deep cleaned mine & replaced thermal paste as well, it sounds really quiet
Thanks ! Replacing the thermal paste helps a lot 😊
@@SiriusMonkey it does! Hope your ps4 is still going strong 💪
@@Carlos-vb9lm My PS4 has retired 🥲
@@SiriusMonkey sorry to hear that, hopefully you got a ps5 as a replacement :)
@@Carlos-vb9lm Yes, upgraded to the PS5! 🤩
I've exactly this problem with CoD and other games. It is so annoying it puts me off playing. Will order the necessaries and get this done asap. Thanks for the advice.
I'm glad it helped :)
Love this video! I had the same 2016 PS4 Pro (famously known as the jet engine PS4 Pro) with the same noise problem. This was very informative, I also got a thermal paste replacement and it was definitely a great decision. I wish I got the 2018 redesigned PS4 Pro with the more power efficient plug and quieter fan. So this was absolutely a great video for me, thanks!
I'm so glad you liked it ! Thank you for your kind feedback :)
@@SiriusMonkey hey some people say it only lasts for about day is it true or is it still fine
Mine lasted 2-3 months 😊 Depends on the quality of the thermal paste & how you apply it
@@SiriusMonkey does removeing the dust stuck on ur heatsink help in lasting a lil longer cuz I can’t afford paying 70 every 2 months to do this cuz I’m a kid and I have to give it to a repair shop they do it for 70 aed and I’m broke so yeah
@@courto1s318 Removing dust definitely helps, but it doesn't make that much of a difference. I would recommend doing it youself: it costs 5 dollars and 1 hour of your time 😊
Bro i cant thank u enough, i went and bought sum thermal paste n cleaned n replaced etc, now its so quite compared to what it was before 🙏🏾
I'm glad it helped ! 😁 Unfortunately, after 2-3 months the noise came back.. So don't throw the remaining thermal paste away 😅
@@SiriusMonkey The reason that happened is due to an occurrence called thermal pumpout that happens commonly with noctua paste since its so thin. I dont think it happens with Arctic MX-4 since its thicker
@@tacoengineer6660 Thank you for sharing ☺️
Thank you very much!!! You helped me a lot! REALLY
I'm glad it works ! 😁
Was wearing earphone while watching this on my MBP and when the fan sound kicked in, i immediately took my earphones off to see if it's my MBP running like a jet again! lol Great Video!
Was it ? 😅 Thanks.
@@SiriusMonkey almost the same... Unfortunately, almost the same as your before TP sound recording, will do this for both my ps4 and mbp. Thanks!
@@nebo23 My PS4 Pro went quiet for approx. 1 month after changing the thermal paste.
Apparenlty, changing RAM thermal pads + processor thermal paste helps even more.
Awesome video man
Thank you ! :)
Great vid👍🏼🔥
Thanks :)
Top notch Sir, much obliged,,, 👌👌
My pleasure, Sir 😊
Wow that's quite the difference. Need to do this with my launch PS4.
Yes, absolutely :)
Love the video helped a lot!!!, just have 1 question, what thermal pads should I use on my ps4 pro? Response would be very appreciative. Thank you so much ☺️
Thank you for your feedback ! :) I haven't replaced the thermal pads, but I heard it helps a lot as well. So no recommendation.. :/
That ps4 was legit about to take off.😂😂😂😂 I hate it when mine does the same. I feel like I need to get ready for an explosion!
never had this issue with my ps4 pro but got frying sound instead. I'm going to see if replacing thermal paste will solve this or it is something else.
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???
Dammit! Pull it gently, I guess 🧐
is it safe to use this thermapaste on the xbox one x, also is it better than Arctic MX-2/4?
Thank you so much
It really works 😊
Thank you for commenting ! 😁
Jesus I thought my launch fat ps4 was really bad before replacing the thermal paste and removing dust I never measured it but judging from this video it was probably only 30 or 40 and the funny part is it would go really loud just playing a dvd or idling or just staring a game 😂😂 but after the thermal paste and huge dust removal made a huge difference thanks for the video I liked and subscribed
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I rarely like a video, and even rarer do i comment, but i can't describe how much quieter my ps4 pro got. It's like brand new. I didn't apply new thermal paste, but the guy i bought it from had applied waay too much, so i had to remove a lot of it. Also, i got to clean the heat sink, which was totally blocked. Now i'm not ashamed to turn on my ps4 anymore :)))
Nice, I'm glad it helped ! 😊 Though I gotta say that mine became louder after 2 months or so...
@@SiriusMonkey aight, i was aware it was probably a recurring issue. We’ll see when i have to fix mine again
@@TheRegularity Unfortunately yes.. The PS5 is however dead silent ! 😊
Thank you very much! it really works.
I'm glad it does 😁
And for how long did this work? Is this a permanent solution?
Xbox 360 delta fans where the same way, the sunons were much better. I guess sunon does not make oem fans for companies anymore, i really like their maglevs. Also nice video
Hi dude,tnx for the video.my ps4 pro 7016 sound like jet in rdr2,cod,all 4k games.what is ur ps4 situation after replacing thermalpaste today? Is it worth it? Is it quieter than before? Tnx
My ps4 pro is cleaned,no dust in heatsink or anywhere else,if changing thermalpaste make my ps4 quieter and being quiet after several mounth,i’ll do it
@@mohammadrezarezvany Hello, thank you for your feedback :)
After the thermal paste replacement, my PS4 Pro is quiter. But not all the time, sometimes it's as loud as before (jet engine). Then again, I applied too much thermal paste...
Sirius Monkey tnx for ur answering bro👌👍 wish u best
Also how thick should the thermal pads be ? And any recommendations ?
I did not replace my thermal pads, sorry 🥲
i wish u answer
-what are screw drivers i need to fully open my jet engine?
Hello, the most important ones are the TORX T9 (or T8) security screwdriver and the PH00 screwdriver 👍 You can find various sets on Amazon
How long have you had your ps4 before you cleaned it for the video. I'm not sure how often I should clean mine. I dont want my heatsink covered like that but my house is so dusty I started vacuuming floors regularly and dusting shelves I even quit smoking inside but I still see alot of dust floating around && building up on my ps4.
I've done all this after 3 years with the PS4 Pro. My room is quite dusty as well as hot !
Did it significantly increased the gaming performance and game FPS?
I have the very first PS4 and I think it sounds even worst than that. I want to do this but I am wondering if it only be less noisy or if it will be increasing my FPS's while playing Warzone.
Thanks!!!
The main improvement is noise reduction! I did not test gaming performance, but I didn't feel much of a difference after replacing the thermal paste & dusting.. The PS4 can't go above 60 FPS anyway 🥲
I'd say the biggest difference came from just cleaning that dirt out of the heatsink considering how much it was blocking air flow, not from reapplying the thermal paste. But I'd re-apply thermal paste after a few years of use anyways, as it degrades over time.
Yeah, there was a lot of dust trapped on the heatsink!
hi how much themel paste do I use just wanted to know thanks bro
You don't need to use as much as I did. A few drops suffise 😊
i test with my ps4 pro and i notice that theres is an amount of themal paste that you have to aply, to much not work, not much its not work theres a middle amount that will works like 1 1/5 drops will work perfectly and i keep testing removing metal parts and almost naked the ps4 makes like 10 or 13 Db as much but i notice that we have to use special thermal paste not all the thermal paste works as well (sorry for my english hope u get it)
At 0:34 are those solders and if I take them off how do I put them put them back on
No solders ! Just pull them out ☺️
how is it now ? Did you use better thermal paste or changed the thermal pads ? because i saw that you said after 2-3 months it started again ...
That's right, the method shown in the video lasted 2-3 months. If you use better thermal paste & replace thermal pads, it should stay quieter for a longer period ☺️
What decibel tester did you use?
Sound Meter by Splend Apps :)
Btw does not screwing the metal plates tightly to the board cause paste leakage ?
Yes, especially if one applies to much!
Ahhh
Really good, now i know i just have to clean my beauty
The heat sink was the worst part it was so clogged, i cleaned it and the thermal paste was alright but i still replaced it and when i ran siege before it was so loud i could hear it through my headset and now i can barley hear it without my headset on! I recommend if your going to do this find a more in depth tutorial i found howtofixit was a good tutorial thanks!
i have a 2y/o ps4 pro and siege is unplayable its so fucking loud i can hear it outside my house
4:32 My PS4 Pro Never went so loud time to clean and change the thermal paste to Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut the best out there to dissipate heat much faster and become much cooler and silent ! U can use Liquid Metal for absolute best heat dissipation but I wouldn't recommend it can corrode parts like the chip surface and embed into cooper structure impossible to change afterwards !
Plenty of misinformation in this comment. Source: liquid metal user here.
Does it matter which thermal paste I use? I have the mx-880, is it durable for my base ps4?
Good question
Wow what a difference man 👍🏻
Yeah! Unfortunately not for ever...
@@SiriusMonkey What do you mean?
@@alex90andru After replacing the thermal paste, my PS4 Pro was silent for +/- 2 months. After that, I had to replace it again :)
@@SiriusMonkey Aha thank you for explaining
`just wondering why you test your playstation standing up, it has a blocked cooling port that way since it's cooling intakes and outtakes are on the side, you're literally just chocking you system
You're right, it's definitely not the right way to test it! I've done test with the PS5 standing up and the results were practically the same..
Thank you for your feedback !
Wihch thermale paste you use ?
I have the same problem with my ps4 pro. I try 2 type of chines thermal paste put the quality is 0/10
The console still get hot
I am gona try the cool master gel maker. I hope this time it is resolve the problem.
Where does it get hot? And how hot?
I opened the top and couldnt find any visible dust on my ps4 pro’s fan or anything. My dad has been the owned previously and has never touched it basically. My guess is it wouldnt need to be opened and tampered with if it hasnt run that much?
In mostly looking this up cause of lag in game
The purpose of cleaning your PS4 is to improve heat dissipation. I don't think that it will help much (or at all) with lag in game.
As you, if the PS4 hasn't been used much it should be good inside ☺️
ah yes. Very familiar sounds. Guess i came to right place
Welcome to the fyling club ! 🚀
Can I use pea size thermal paste in the middle CPU?
Yes, but make sure the entire surface is covered with thermal paste :)
The amount of thermal paste is fine. The APU is a bare die without a heat spreader, so you need full coverage, spreading it first is good practice here. Arctic MX4 would have been a better choice, MX4 is the best general purpose thermal paste. it conducts heat well, it's non electrically conductive, it's cheap, and the lifespan is 8 years (claimed). I never bother with anything else.
One other trick is to get a large thermal pad, about 5x5cm, and stick it on the metal plate cover (00:52) over the memory chips, to help conduct heat to the actual metal back plate. currently there's an air gap. and replace all the thermal pads with better ones while you're in there
Imperial Knight, thank you for your feedback! ⚔️ I should've replaced the thermal pads as well. The positive results shown in this video lasted approximately 2 months. It would be more if I replaced the thermal pads and used a better thermal paste !
One is constantly learning ☺️
Thanks 😊
The noise comes back because of the fan speed tweaked to low by Sony's firmware. If you had a jailbroken PS4 Pro, you can install PS4 Temperature app and set the fan speed to 66 degree Celsius which I did mine and your thermal paste will not dry out. And you could see the internal APU temp as well
Thanks for the info! 😊
@@SiriusMonkey you're welcome.
It will have the same effect on a normal ps4?
Yes !
I want to do this (ps4 slim) and I’m scared I’ll put on wrong thermal paste. I mean in other words, is any thermal paste safe? Let me know please. Thanks
I used the Noctua NT-H1, that one is safe :)
What software you use to detect volume fan ps4?..tq sir
The app displayed on the smartphone can be found on the Play Store: "Sound Meter" by Splend Apps.
@@SiriusMonkey Tq sir 😊
Doesnt this void the warranty though? I build computer, so I have extra thermal past to use for this, but I’m worried it will void the warranty.
The warranty is voided once you open the PS4 :) The black stickers on the back state: "Warranty void if seal removed/damaged"
I placed som thermal pat but stil much lourder... Even lourder more than befor... What is the good thermal pat to use and stil any idea i think the CPU is being damaged.
As you can see in the video, mine is quieter. I used the Noctua NT-H1. I hope you didn't damage your PS4 😖
Do you have to let the paste dry or just put it in
Just put it in :)
I used to have a seriously loud noise from my boeing ps4 pro around 60-ish db, a bit louder than yours. After doing this its so quiet i dont feel like i need to retest the noise again. Its night and day difference.
Nice !! :)
What APP did you use to monitor the db?
"Sound Meter" by Splend Apps
Horizontal or vertical better?
Horizontal !
how long shall I wait after replacing thermal paste to use the PS4? Can I use it directly after that ?
Yes u can
I guess you can :)
Eemeli Takanen 👍👍 thanks
I think I have bought PS4 pro ( jet edition)
It crazy how loud the pro gets for demanding games like red dead 2 was the test for me before and after there’s a difference still fans ramp up but not as loud regardless I remember playing rdr2 on my one s and had no issues with fan noise yet the more powerful pro is loud hm maybe cause it wasn’t running in 4k anyways the pro is better off with paste replacement even if noise reduction is isn’t completely gone and silent like ps5
Need special thermal paste or normal
I bought the Noctua NT-H1 3.5g for 7 EUR on Amazon :)
it was just the thermal paste or also the thermal pads ??
Only the thermal paste :-)
Houston, we have lift off!
Hi bro my PS4 Pro is good but when playing high graphics games it's to noisy and some times warning msg Console is turning off wt to do..... need to clean fan or replace thermal paste pls reply ...
As you can see, I cleaned the fan and replaced the thermal paste. My PS4 is much quieter now ! :)
I got a question I know this is a year old video but do you need the dark gray little squares on the metal plate?. or can you just throw them away I actually throw them away when? I Dismantled my ps4 pro
Yes ! They're thermal pads and very important for heat dissipation 😵💫 Some people even replace them ☺️
Alright thank you I actually throw them away whoops hehehe
@@ultimaaddesethechaoshedgeh2222 Hope nothing happens ☺️
Hehehe yeahhh just loud airplane sounds and too hot heheh but I got this! 😁😅
I used both MX4 and Kyronaut. MX4 lasted longer but Kyronaut failed and jet engine came back in 3 days. Is noctua better ?
Well, it silenced my PS4 Pro for 2-3 months 😊
My ps just turns off as soon as I turn mw on. Will this fix it? Cause I read some people saying that I goes back to the same noise after a month or so
Same happened to me, after one month the PS4 it went back to the same noise (a little quieter though).
Yh same. My PS4 pro freezes and then turns off when I go on any game. I dont know how to fix it.
Mine works for 30 min then it turns off but stays with white light and my controller disconnects.
Just fixed mine simply by cleaning it out and changing thermal paste. Keeping the area dust free helps a great deal, which means looking after your gaming room- vacuuming and dusting regularly. It will return to similar ofcourse over time. Regular maintenance is mandatory for optimal performance to noise ratio
I have a base model PS4 and wonder what would be the best thermal paste to get.
Have you found the best yet ? Sorry for the late answer 😅
@@SiriusMonkey I don't need it anymore I have a PS5 now.
@@AspieGamer1986 Same, the PS5 is quiet 🙏
how long did you use your ps4 before cleaning it?
About 2-3 years :)
@@SiriusMonkey oh
Hey i just cleaned my ps4 and it got more loud my uncle put thermal paste all over it is that problem or
Strange 😏
Where did you buy the fan
It came with the PS4 😂
Do you think it was a combination of dust cleaning AND thermal paste? or mainly one or the other?
Definitely a combination of both, but I guess the thermal paste is the main one.
@@SiriusMonkey I hope so! My house mate just did all this, he cleaned the fans/heatsink out last time and it made a little difference. We swapped out the thermal paste, yet to test as he broke a pin on the power supply...
@@MrLincoln87 No way...
@@SiriusMonkey Its only that little 4 pin cable that he unplugged, and when trying to plug it back in, he broke one of those pins on the PSU side.
Picked up a refurbished psu for $50aud so no drama. Told him to send his one in for rebate.
Is Arctic silver 5 good enough?
I guess so 🧐
got a quick question, i am planning to open up my ps4 pro and give it a deep cleaning, and with that i'll have to change the thermal paste also. so my question is that can i use the same thermal paste used for PC CPU? i've recently built a pc so i have left over thermal paste with me, just wanted to know if i could use that one?
I'm no specialist in the field, but I guess you can. The one I applied (Noctua NT-H1) can be used with any type of CPU cooler :)
You can use that, but just a general note that make sure you use the best quality thermal paste possible. It will make a big difference. Do NOT use a $1-$5 paste. Thermal Grizzly or Arctic MX-4 are the best guaranteed. Good luck
Irfan afzaal i use noctua nt-h1, safe for themal surfaces including copper and aluminum. I use a horizontal line or a pea sized dot. Pls see for your self at the noctuaweb site
what setting do u use on your moiter ive got the same
PIP.
@@SiriusMonkey ?
@@benhill6810 It's called PIP 😅
Do you live in a dusty environment?I have mine for 3+ years (when was 1st came out) and i have two cats in my room.And is as loud in warzone,as yours,when you changed your thermal paste.And only in menu,in game its fine.What i did with mine is,having an air cleaner right beside my PS4 Pro,form the day i bought it.And every time i turn it on,i clean the surrounding area.And no problems at all.I have it vertical with its official stand.
Yes, my room is actually very dusty. Thank you for the idea :)
@@SiriusMonkey I got another crazy idea to stop the hairs from going inside,got it from my PC that has some kind of net type thing in the vents.And i have seen that it stops the majority of them from going in.So in a nutshell i was thinking to use something similar to cover the side Ps4 vents with it.
@@woofaki5550 That could help. Especially against the cats' hair :)
After the cleaning should the ps4 pro even sound at all that high? I get it's not as loud as before but just asking if even that is normal.
Mine still gets loud, but a little less than before.
Sirius Monkey one of the small black screws got damaged while i was trying to get it out and finally change the thermal paste, it seems like it won't come out so after when i'm done i'm going to leave that screw out, my question is if you think anything could happen because of it? If so where could i find replacement screws for it. Thank You
So I’ve done this to a few PS4’s and worked like a charm. Did one yesterday and now the control won’t connect. Checked the antenna, tried different cables, replaced the antenna from my old console and still nothing. Any ideas?
It won't connect to the TV ? Maybe you've damaged a component 😭
@@SiriusMonkey I’ve literally tried everything. Think it could be the Bluetooth chip. 🤷🏻♂️ No clue how that gets damaged though because I’m very careful with the components.
@@MindsetDSF How unfortunate, sou you can't play anymore ? 😭
@@SiriusMonkey Yup. Had to send it in. 🤷🏻♂️
I just did this and FINALLY I can play on my ps4 pro without it sounding like a jet engine. Even on the call of duty multiplayer menu it's still quiet
Nice ! I hope it stays that way :)
Is it still quiet? Also what's the temp you play in?
Will this work for the ps4 pro
This is the PS4 Pro ☺️
Please remain seated.
The "plane" is about to take off.
*Ps4 literally shoots through the fucking wall*
Which thermal paste did u use?
Noctua NT-H1 3.5g 😊
It’s funny when it gets louder and louder😂😂
Until it someday explodes 😅
I have tried 2 methods:
1. replace the thermal paste with the size of the bean seeds and replace the thermal pad. and the results after 1 month the fan noise is loud again.
2. replace thermal paste with the method of spread paste with tools and give another paste to the size of the bean seeds. place thermal pad to the HDMI chip. and the results have been more than 6 months the fan remained silent.
my advice try experimenting on your ps4 pro and I've done that and the results are satisfying.
Thank you for your feedback ! :) Mine has been quiet for 1 month, but not much more unfortunately... I will replaced the thermal paste again, but this time not that much.
Thank you for your feedback ! :) Mine has been quiet for 1 month, but not much more unfortunately... I will replaced the thermal paste again, but this time not that much.
Is that normal for ps4 pro had noise when playing high graphic games even after service and change thermal paste,,someone please answer thank you
Not immediately after cleaning and replacing the thermal paste 🤔
Did you use pip mode ?
Not in this test :)
It’s still too loud even after the ‘FIX’.
Thanks for very useful video.
And also deep clean the fan and heatsink
Wow so I am not the only one who thought that!
@@cemsengul16 your problome may be with the fan itself
Get an Xbox. Stop torturing yourself
@@vitorfernandes651 I am good now. I changed my Delta fan to Nidec and replaced the paste with Kryonaut and Thernal Grizzly pads. The console is bearable now.
hi may i know your ps4 pro model number? mine is CUH-7000B
Better than base model
BeTtEr ThAn BaSe MoDeL
Is there a specific thermal paste type that I should be using? Or any thermal paste will do?
I have the original PS4.
I've used Noctua NT-H1 and it silenced my PS4 Pro for +/- 1 month. Sorry, I am no specialist in the field fo thermal paste.
@@SiriusMonkey Thanks anyway. 🙏
@@abm9056 kryonaut thermal grizzly is a good thermal paste
@@alwaysloaded4585 Thank you.
@@abm9056 np
Suprised it didn't start flying
nice work but you should also change the thermal pads(1mm) or the noise will be back soon.
You're right, should've replaced them :)
@@SiriusMonkey try to put thermal pad on HDMI chip. some people say this chip getting hot.
I changed thermal past for my ps4 pro cuh-7016b without changing thermal pads and the noise is pretty the same about less 3/5 db any solution plz ?
@@harvenivo put new pads and a quality thermal paste(Arctic)
I did everything what you did, but the fan was still making REAL LOUD noises. It’s worse than before I did the cleaning. I tried again two times and it still doesn’t work, it’s still loud. Do I need to apply thermal paste on both or just the cpu?
Just apply enough thermal paste on the CPU. It should cover up the entire CPU. I'm sorry if it didn't help..
@IOIO no it worked okay after I took the system apart for a second time. I took it apart five times. Just for the fun of it lol. Happy gaming!