Replacing Thermal Paste HP-Omen 15
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2019 HP OMEN 15.6" FHD IPS High Performance Gaming Laptop, 9th Gen Intel Quad Core i5-9300H Upto 4.1GHz, 12GB RAM, 128GB PCIe SSD + 1TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10
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I have all the stuff... Just not brave enough to do it 🥴
WARNING!!!
DO NOT do what he showed in this video, he tampered with the laptop without removing the battery first. NEVER do that if you don't want your laptop to short circuit and fry the motherboard
I'm not a computer technician but it's common sense to remove the battery first if you disconnect any cables. And by the way, I changed the thermal paste on my HP Omen, it was a lot of anxiety due to the number of screws. First time well done.
My god thank you so much I haven't change the paste since I bought the laptop, my CPU temps was 98-100 on some cores now I'm getting 80 max and when I don't play around 50 it dropped by 20-25 min. All took me about 2h I never done such a things alone before. Thank you my friend !
Forgot to say the laptop was bought 3.5 years ago
About to do mine xD it's over 5 years
@@g4merguy27 gl buddy :) its not that hard, just be careful
For Rectangle shaped CPU and GPU it is better to use thin line in middle lengthwise..the dot is good for square shape only.
It's thermal paste and not liquid metal. Just put enough as it's not conductive. Liquid metal is only time that requires finesse.
I was following the steps but the heat sink doesn't want to come off, like it's glued on the motherboard
Edit: In case someone reads this comment in the future, i managed to do it. I didn't remove the black tape between the heat pipes and the fans, it wasn't obvious that it was the issue but it worked like a charm once i took it off
am late to the show but it still very useful. I did mine and saw a difference of 5-10 c difference. thank for the tuitorial
Thank you so much! My Omen was constantly running on around 95-100°C.
Together with the official repair video by hp (uploaded here on UA-cam) I managed to repaste my omen and remove the insane amount of dust in it! Even though I had no experience with computers whatsoever. Now I can even reasonably play Hogwarts legacy without overheating. Staying at 80°C now! Thanks a lot!❤
80° c is still a little high but manageable If you go and limit the power settings to the processor to 99% it will keep it a lot lower. But you'll lose like 5 frames or a quality setting.
limit under windows power settings?@@Stickerz-
Been running mine for over 5 years @80°c idk if what you're saying will make it last longer but so far so good. @@Stickerz-
Thanks. This helped me with replacing the paste on my HP Oment Laptop today.
It was over heating, and I thought (and hoped) that it was just a problem. With the paste, and not my new nvme ssd.
Some of the paste was a bid hardened, so I will see if this is the solution for me.
any news? I recently opened mine up and cleaned it which got me waaay better thermals but I haven't repasted it yet, is it worth doing?
The tiny black screws that attach the heat sink to the motherboard are so tight it’s impossible to get them off without stripping them.
I just stripped a corner screw, had to buy a drill to remove it now I have a brand new flimsy battery
damn, i might just skip trying to repaste this thing. I dont use it much and might as well not break it if it's functioning
Nice video dude thanks! I am going to try this on my HP Omen that I bought refurbished. I have already cleaned it and the fans were covered in dust!
I bought mine second hand ...and probably havent been replaced since 2019 ...its get hot so quick ..like maxed out 95°C
this video helped me allot, thank you!
Omen 15 owner here, thinking of re-pasting, just a question.I got 3 tubes of mx 4 4 years ago, I opened one to use a tiny bit. Does thermal paste go bad? Can I use the remainder of the opened tube?
Yes thermal paste does go bad if not seal properly
@@LatetotheShow Thanx, I threw out the opened one, will use the unopened tube, I was never really going to risk it with the old stuff, it was more of a curiosity on my part, thanx again, great vid btw!
Thanks ur my hero, cleaned it and works like nee!
Done this got my laptop cpu from 100 degrees celsius to 50s on idle
O shit, i got the same issue, gonna try this later!
Bad CPU cleaning, and still recommend a fan to blow some air? keep in mind blow air into your laptop can cause more dust to build up
Soy de México y me has ayudado bastante. gracias y abrazos.
Hi can you please tell where is the CMOS battery , i am getting CMOS 502 error after replacing with the new battery, what can be the issue please help. I am using OMEN 15 dc series (0084tx).
Sir, you mentioned that HP has apps that scan the systems, bios and all....what are they called?
I think he was talking about hp support assistant
What's this spray?..for the purpose of cleaning the dust?
Air can to clean dust
My 1 fan is not working of this laptop (hp omen dc 15 1xxx) if anyone knows size of fan plz comment down and let me know🙏{above hdd fan}
That's the converter call for swapping the HDD to SSD?
what size the thermal pad?
Did i find out the answer? Im changing mine and im stuck
Unfortunately, you do not show how hard it is to remove that bracket plastic clip/radiator fin cover. What a very stupid and ugly design this plastic parts in this Laptop. It is not more than 2 mm thin plastic that crack so easily. I removed the whole fan and heatpipe assembly. That plastics on the exaust is the dumbest design I ever saw in the laptop.
ikr.. i can only agree with you sir.
I swear HP really made this laptop so shittingly complicated to work with, I didnt know abbt thi swhen i bought it, but i swear the next tme i am buying a laptop i am gonna look at how to open it up first.
@@Taha-id7vs newer model is much easier to work and cooler with 2 ssd slots
I am a huge noob when it comes to this and I will be working on my HP Omen 15 for the first time. I am having some heat and sound issues. The heat is not enough to every force it to shut off but it is almost always pretty hot even if I just have a couple tabs of chrome open. For the audio, sound has gotten quiet and some times one of the speakers seems to stop working. Do you have any tips for a rookie like what kind of thermal past to use and tips on applying it?
Have same issue with the speakers, it is probably the very thin cables that get pinched and the speakers stop working properly.
@@TheBuildTeam It was always the ones on the right and I failed when trying to replace them. I thought I did everything correctly but the right one just wouldn't go down. Also, don't look under the speaker cover flaps. They can get hella nasty especially for people with bad psoriasis like me.
Unfortunately you miss the Whole point. What is the actual temperature change after repasting in most real daily usage? Is it 1C or 2c? It is not worth if there is no significant drop of temperature.
it helped me by 20-30c
@@kemo_gamingFinally I did it with Arctic MX4 and you are indeed partly right. It drops from maximum 99C to only 80C in XTU benchmarks and running Farcry 5 from 98C max to about 88C. I never thought how good the MX4 compared to HP stock.
I used liquid metal and had temps drop by 15c
@@sethbingo not worth the risk, but liquid metals indeed is great conductivity, including burning your board.
@@sethbingo not a good idea on a laptop that's gonna move around a lot and sit vertically in a backpack
Hi, I was wondering if you could tell me the thicknesses of the thermal pads on the heatsink for this laptop? You mentioned that you would have replaced the one, if you had them at the time. One of mine fell apart upon removing the heatsink to repaste & I don't want to get the wrong thickness/type.
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Question do i need to disconnect the battery if it has charge? Also does the tape need to g9 back on? Gonna do it in a few day's and don't Wana mess it up.
Its easier when you are not watching this ,because guy is jumping steps
Did you use any alcohol to clean the fans? Mine are covered in dust and air doesn't seem to be removing most of the dust.
Yes I did used alcohol to remove particles and the old thermal paste
@@LatetotheShow how much degrees had the alcohol? was it around 95°?
dont use alcohol on your fans or it will mess them up
@@NahkriinAhziid why
Thx a lot I was 92c now 60 c
Dropped my temps 20c
Where he get that screw driver tho > >
Hello sir, i did the thermal paste replacement and now my computador wont Turn on, its a HP omen 15. I notice that the power light that used to Turn on when the computer was in charge, wont Turn on now. Do you have any idea whats the problem can be?
Check the batter connection and make sure you didn't pull out the cpu ot the gpu even if they are solder in.
Probably you did as he did to his loptop touching everything without removing the battery
You might have disconnected the power cable inside your mother board where your Power supply plugs in its very easy to disconnect it when you remove the heatsinks and fans go back under ..remove your battery first...then look for the cable where your power supply plugs in and make sure its plugged into the motherboard ..HP also has many video tutorials to take apart and replace your laptops parts even cables.
Thanks everyone for the help, the problem was solved!!
@@souza1307 Well bro what was the issue what worked for you?
It's ok for regular tasks but when I ran GTA V again hot as hell... This is the nature of this MF laptop, the only way to can manage is with a cooler laptop base.
Where is the gpu bios
I have redone my thermal paste 4 time with different amounts and my laptop just gets hotter and hotter. GPU at 78c CPU at 94c-97c when playing COD. I7 9750h with GTX 1660Ti with 200Mhz overclock. It use to run at 70 on the GPU and 92 on CPU with the bad HP paste. I'm using Arctic MX5.
Replace the thermal tape on the m.2 and make sure you add the tape back this is important to keep thr air flow by the fans and always play AC connected. Another tip update the latest firmware for the GPU and the CPU
You need to put enough thermal paste, not excessive either, just enough to cover the whole surface. Arctic MX5 is as good as MX4, I used MX4 in my Dell XPS 9560, the gain is big because the throttling is not 800Mhz but at 1.6Mhz, with the same temperature when playing Dirt 4. Before was not playable at 800Mhz CPU clock. I also repaste my XPS 9570 with i7-8750 6 cores, XTU benchmarks show a drop of temperature from 98C max to 85C max and no more thermal throttling shown in XTU, only power throttling that can only be overcome by undervolting. XTU scores also increased from 1400 to 1590, the bottleneck was not the CPU temperature anymore in my XPS 9570, but the BIOS power limitation. I have not repaste my OMEN-15, too much work and the cover is plastic that really hard to open. I suspect you put too little thermal paste, for laptop, it is a good practice to spread the thermal paste in the whole surface of the chip homogenously in a thin layer.
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Not an expert but first step is to undo the overclock
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i am pretty good with electronics and i got a bit afraid of how you putted the laptop on the pressure pints on his side for the display but you think i can do this i replacced the drive and ram already is it hard?
you made one big mistake. why didn't you change the thermal pads...
Any idea what thickness is needed for the thermal pads?
@@zenythmedia4959 0.5mm,1mm,2mm
@@zenythmedia4959 i changed everything yesterday, i didn't have 0.5mm so i put 1mm. new thermal paste .the result is 10 degrees less there than there was From 97 on proc tu 89c .gpu from 87 tu 74 c
@@Ivan1989SB Can 1mm be used to replace all the thermal pads properly?
@@joaopacheco8227 i put in 1mm and 2mm because chips require ..
Limpia mejor la del aseo cuando mete el polvo bajo el sillón... quedo toda fea. pero almenos aprendi es la lap que tengo.
Next time pls put the whole thing of what you did.. half the time I had to figure out what you left out 🤨🫥