ASUS TUF FX504GM Thermal Paste Replacement and Fan Cleaning with Benchmark
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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ASUS TUF FX504GM
CPU: Intel Core i7-8750H
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (6GB GDDR5)
Display: 15.6” Full HD (1920 x 1080) 120Hz TN
Storage: 256GB SSD + 1000GB HDD.
RAM: 16GB DDR4 2666MHz
OS: Windows 10 Home
Benchmark video before thermal paste replacement and fan cleaning:
• ASUS TUF FX504GM Horiz...
Song:
Tobu & Itro - Sunburst [NCS Release]
• Video - Ігри
Well done bro, after the change of thermal paste the temperature difference is really insane. It will extend the life of the laptop
Thank you bro. Yeah you're right. But I'm still confused since there is still no significant increase in performance. I suspect my laptop's GPU is a factory defect.
@@breaktimewithdon6503 Changing the thermal paste will not make the laptop more powerful, on the other hand it will heat less, less noise and more stable. For the next one I strongly recommend a 17 inch model ;)
@@ROG.HaGaKuRe Haha yeah right. 17" would be awesome.
@@breaktimewithdon6503 ur performance is not increased because your cpu is not being used 100%.
@@royalcharge9022 Thanks for telling me that, mate. So, how do I get my CPU to 100%?
is such "huge load" of thermal paste really required? I changed mine a few months ago but only aplied a thin layer. My performance improved drastically and temperatures decreased by a good 30*C but watching you doing it gave me second thoughts...
Thanks for the comment. Hahaha, honestly I myself don't know much about this thermal paste thing, I just watched another UA-cam videos and they applied the thermal paste a bit thicker and evenly to whole surface of CPU or GPU.
@@breaktimewithdon6503 Yeah. Long time ago when I was building my first tower I've been told to put a "pea" of thermal paste and it should squeeze evenly under the radiator. But technology has progressed since that time a lot. Now I just spread it evenly like you, but the layer is something like 0,5mm thick. Recently when helping a friend with his new CPU fan his dad told me to act fast before the paste dries out. That's basically all the knowladge I ever got... :D
@@Ruoja71 Awesome! Thanks for sharing buddy :)
I have same laptop Fx504GM-i7. But I have never seen 4007MHz core freq and temperature is always 90+ and shows thermal throttling. Did you do any undervolting ? Can you share what you did to get such a performance boost.
Yeah, you're right. I undervolt my CPU to -125mV using ThrottleStop.
@@breaktimewithdon6503 Can you please give me your ThrottleStop settings ?
Sure. Just tell me which settings do you wanna know.
@@breaktimewithdon6503 I mean whatever you did. Since our configuration is same you can share what setting you did in Throttle stop and any other settings if you did. Just make my computer like yours :-)
Do you use turbo mode?
So i know this is 3 years old but you should really consider disconnecting your battery before working on your laptop. I think you went a little overboard with the paste as well. Typically the less is more approach is recommended. As long as you have enough to cover the die you are good. Some even say that thicker will actually harm your temps but in some of the tests I've seen it doesn't make much of a difference regarding temps if you add more or less so its honestly just a waste to use so much.
Wow thank you so much for the tips. I really didn't know that until you told me, especially about disconnecting the battery.
Hello, I changed the thermal paste without removing the battery, and after finishing, the laptop stopped working. What is the problem and how can it be solved?
Hi! How many grams did you used?
Hi bro, i want to buy this tuf laptop with same spec as yours. Do you recomended for gaming? As i heard and see lot of negative review on youtube so want to ask you as you had use it for quite some times and play hard game. I planning to get this tuf or helios 300 gtx1060
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Honestly, I don't recommend you buy this laptop. There are plenty of new gaming laptop choices out there that are more powerful with the same price. I think AMD x Nvidia gaming laptops are the best ones today. And make sure your choice has an 8-core CPU. Cheers!
Can someone tell me what is the diameter or size of the screws the connect the heat sink to the motherboard.
I sent my computer half a year ago for warranty and they destroyed three out of six from the screws, when I changed the thermal paste today with MX4 it was very hard to remove them and also screw them back.
To upgrade my ssd on laptop, do I need to be a profesional or can just a regular guy do it?
Actually you can do it yourself if you are confident :)
But if you want someone else to do it, then I recommend you go to an experienced people, or it'd be even better to go to an official service center of your laptop brand.
can you tell me what Ram is compatible with the one incoroporated in the laptop to make a upgrade? thanks
Crucial sodimm ddr4, i have it.
I applied arctic mx4 twice but it didn't reduce temperature even a bit. still getting 90+
90 for me too with cryonaut. I do undervolting now.
did you found sollution
?? 90 degreees here too
@@cyberfuker85 Yes, remove fans and vent use a brush and completely dust them off. It will remove pile of dust and then apply paste. I got 30 degrees drop and maximum it goes is 65-70 under heavy load.
Btw amazing video
Thanks man. Cheers!
Where are you now, buddie? When you gonna upload video again?
do you still have the laptop? is it still performing well?
Yeah I still have it. But the IC controlling the fan is not working anymore.
@@breaktimewithdon6503 oh well, sad to hear that. I've changed my thermal paste as well and the laptop has performed outstandingly well the first day, after that I started to encounter some CPU temp spikes like from 60 to 90 back to 70 and so on when running apps, in idle it stays pretty good at 45 degrees
@@sen7ryx It seems to me like there is an application causing those spikes. You might want to check your task manager and try to find the culprit. Or, make sure all of your drivers are up-to-date including your BIOS firmware.
@@breaktimewithdon6503 Most likely! I've ran the demo 3dmark bench with msi afterburner overlay and the cpu is averaging around 70-75C and gpu has peaked around 77-80C. the hwmonitor shows a peak of 93C for cpu, should that be concerning?
Which bios version supports undervolting? Please specify the one you are using for this laptop. I dont have the laptop now but I will be getting it for free from my friend. I will be doing thermal paste chnage, undervolting all that stuff.
puedes probar fornite con la asus tuf fx504 gm
Can we upgrade new ssd in there?
I think we can only replace it with a new SSD because it seems that the laptop only has one SSD slot.
Hi bro , can u test a warzone br? It's one of my favorite games
Hi! You can watch my benchmark video for CoD Warzone Battle Royale here ua-cam.com/video/HBMlqIJilmA/v-deo.html
Thanks for visiting my channel! Cheers!
@@breaktimewithdon6503 Thanks, but it has had updates and improvements, plus the video is from an old season and they have increased new things and changes the performance. I was thinking if you can, in a new benchmark. Cheers
@@renzoestefanohernandezluqu9821 Haha, yeah you're absolutely right. I'll see what I can do. But first I have to replace the broken fan of my laptop as it always produces some kind of crackling sound. After that, I'll try to record and upload the new version of its gameplay.
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