PS4 Pro how to take apart, clean fan and replace thermal paste

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  • Use this tutorial to disassemble PlayStation 4 Pro for cleaning heatsink from dust and replacing thermal grease. PS4 Pro 1st gen of models: CUH-7015b, CUH-7016b, CUH-7115b, CUH-7116b.
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    00:00 PS4 Pro cleaning and thermal paste replacement tutorial
    00:11 Versions of ps4 pro
    00:37 Screwdriver for disassembly PlayStation 4 Pro
    01:18 Start disassembling the PS4 Pro
    01:56 How to open a ps4 pro
    02:14 Removing bottom cover
    02:43 Dust cleaning inside ps4 housing
    03:58 PS4 Pro remove top cover
    05:57 Opening power supply for cleaning from dust
    13:28 PS4 Pro cleaning heatsink
    15:09 PS4 Pro cleaning fan
    17:02 PS4 Pro replace thermal paste
    17:21 PS4 Pro reassembly
    * DESCRIPTION *
    If your PS4 Pro overheating and making a lot of noise, in this video guide I will show you how to take apart, clean from dust and replace the thermal paste in PlayStation 4 Pro.
    In this video tutorial disassembles the first generation of PS4 Pro CUH-7000 and CUH-7100 series.
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  • @howfixit
    @howfixit  Рік тому +12

    *For more info check out the links in the description*

    • @gamenitebox
      @gamenitebox Рік тому

      Hi there. I taking apart my PS4 Pro. I changed the cpu retention bracket for custom one from xbox360 and changed the paste to Arctic Cool MX4. The console no longer makes noise like a vacuum cleaner. But. Just in case, I removed the bottom and top plastic covers for testing. All OK. But the lower large aluminum plate, covering the entire motherboard from below, heats up to hellish temperatures. Is it fine? The heat goes through it?

    • @angeltorres176
      @angeltorres176 Рік тому +1

      Thanks changed CR battery too while eye was there I have strip filters on outside wasn't really dirty as yours

  • @IceBacon7909
    @IceBacon7909 Рік тому +16

    Thank you! I knew my PS4 needed a clean up and you explained everything so easily that I manage to completely follow every single step without any fear of destroying my console. You're the best!
    But I gotta agree with some comments, you have to be careful with the power supply, thankfully nothing bad happened to me but my dad it's an electric engineer and I know for a fact that even without a power source it can store enough energy to pack a good punch.

  • @gknierim300
    @gknierim300 Рік тому +17

    Thanks for this detailed video! Bought a PS4 Pro and it was a jet engine. Just like the video, there was an 1/8 inch of dust layered on the heat sink. Probably the real problem why it was so loud but cleaned it all out, replaced the thermal paste and did it all in about an hour. The power cable was definitely the hardest and was really hoping I didn't break it getting it off. Everything worked and is quiet as a mouse.

  • @bown_rw
    @bown_rw 6 місяців тому +3

    Followed the instructions and it worked a treat. Pay particular attention to the PSU cable when you reassemble, I thought it was through cleanly but realised it was snagged after I'd replaced everything on the other side - added another half an hour to the job. In total 2.5 - 3 hours the first time. PS4 Pro is now back to original levels quiet i.e. fan is on but not noticeable

  • @thefifthdoctor6780
    @thefifthdoctor6780 Рік тому +3

    Thanks so much for this I’ve just changed thermal paste and pads. Working a charm. That power cable was so difficult. Caution to anyone.

  • @nanoscope
    @nanoscope 6 місяців тому

    Thanks a lot! As mentioned in the other comments there are a few difficult moments (the power cable and power supply case) but now my PS4 Pro is almost silent. The difference after cleaning everything and replacing paste is huge!

  • @elFulberto
    @elFulberto Рік тому +11

    You are a life saver! I have long forgotten that a ps4 could be this quiet while on.

  • @smasherstyle
    @smasherstyle 5 місяців тому

    This was great! From start to finish, I was able to remove the dust from my fan and reapply the thermal paste!

  • @suawek1024
    @suawek1024 7 місяців тому

    very good tutorial. I followed it and additionally replaced thermal pads for memory (1.0mm thick) and console is now much more silent. Thanks!

  • @amarildobedini6732
    @amarildobedini6732 Місяць тому

    Thankyou for demostration!!
    I finished cleaning the machine and all goes good...the noise has gone and i can enjoy my ps4pro

  • @logan962
    @logan962 Рік тому +2

    Just wanted to give you a shout-out and a very big thank-you I just recently purchased a PS4 pro and decided to take it apart and clean it and get it ready for the future of gaming and I followed everything step by step and worked out perfectly luckily mine was not dirty at all it was practically new I'm surprised but your instructions were very precise and as far as the power supply I think considering what's in there and the capacitors I would just spray with some compressed air once you took it out because let's be honest it's mostly space it's a lot safer than risking getting a shock but all-in-all a great video thanks😊😊

  • @Pontifaxen
    @Pontifaxen Рік тому +1

    Great video, made a lot of difference for my PS4pro

  • @therosses5
    @therosses5 9 місяців тому

    This helped us fix a ps4 that was shutting down a few minutes after starting up. Sounded like a jet engine. It works now and us quieter!

  • @Roadburner4
    @Roadburner4 8 місяців тому

    I just wanna say thank you I thought I’d have to replace my PS4 but now she’s just as good as the day I got her!

  • @RetroGameWorld8
    @RetroGameWorld8 3 місяці тому

    Thanks, successfully done!

  • @ShermansReviews
    @ShermansReviews Рік тому +6

    I followed your video and my PS4 pro went from jet plane to silent. I was shocked how much it changed. I used mx-4 and thermal pads 1mm and it worked great. My only issue was there was a clear film on the thermal pads that I didn't notice until I had pasted it already so I had to take it apart and repaste but no big deal. Hopefully it stays this silent for a long time.

  • @Yodes08
    @Yodes08 8 місяців тому +2

    Thanks for this video! My PS4 Pro was getting pretty loud. The issue I found out wasn’t caused by too much dust buildup, but was due to it desperately needing new thermal paste. It runs way cooler/quieter now!

    • @Tembo_Leonardo
      @Tembo_Leonardo 7 місяців тому

      Does the brand of thermal paste matter?

    • @SentinelEx
      @SentinelEx 7 місяців тому

      ​@@Tembo_LeonardoYou can go ahead and use TM30 or higher quality brands. I used TM30 since it's the only paste I had lying around and it gets the job done. No more Pro sounding like a jet.

  • @jukka1207
    @jukka1207 10 місяців тому +2

    Great video! Followed instructions and this fixed my jet engine ps4 pro, thanks!

  • @MiaMohammadIshtiaque
    @MiaMohammadIshtiaque 2 місяці тому +1

    My wife and I just did it , watching your invaluable video, thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏 it's worth the hassle, my PS4 pro sounds like a new one, I couldn't get the power cable removed, it was super stuck so I had to do it with power cable attached to the motherboard, it was hard but worth it!! Can't thank you enough, love from Bangladesh ❤ 🇧🇩

  • @Entgineering
    @Entgineering 9 місяців тому +1

    Thank you! I coudlnt even game my fan was running so hard. Now its whisper quiet. I owe you man.

  • @kiddobix
    @kiddobix Рік тому +3

    Watching this is therapeutic

  • @rising_1rish978
    @rising_1rish978 11 місяців тому +3

    Finally my PlayStation has landed 😂 thanks for the video 👍

    • @verts1de952
      @verts1de952 4 місяці тому

      Haha this got me good nice one 👌

  • @Shourtz
    @Shourtz 10 місяців тому +4

    As a guy on another video once pointed out: Opening a PS4 is like defusing a bomb

  • @Gunmetal.R33
    @Gunmetal.R33 Рік тому +126

    You need to be seriously careful opening power supplies, IMHO you should've warned people of doing this while risking their own safety, those capacitors still hold a huge amount of voltage even when the machine has been turned off and disconnected from the outlet. Other than that good video. For future reference never muck around with psus people.

  • @CarlosCastillo-oy9ns
    @CarlosCastillo-oy9ns 5 місяців тому

    super great and detailed video my man... Thank you very much!

  • @SallyHueghJanus
    @SallyHueghJanus Рік тому +2

    Best disassembly video i seen yet, i watch a mew one everytime i change my thermal paste n this was the best so far

    • @SallyHueghJanus
      @SallyHueghJanus 11 місяців тому

      2 months later and my system (that sounded like a jet) is still running quiet and amazing all because one minor detail in this video

    • @feliksdzerzhinskij800
      @feliksdzerzhinskij800 5 місяців тому

      ​@@SallyHueghJanusWhich one minor detail helped it to stay quiet?

    • @SallyHueghJanus
      @SallyHueghJanus 5 місяців тому +1

      @@feliksdzerzhinskij800 it was like 2-4 more screws to get to the heat sink and that's what was blocking the air flow from the fan to the cpu.
      Its been 8 months and it's still running great

    • @SallyHueghJanus
      @SallyHueghJanus 5 місяців тому +1

      @@feliksdzerzhinskij800 just follow his steps till the end,
      I kept stopping at the thermal paste and it would just instantly melt the paste n got loud again within an hour bc the dust was blocking the airflow from getting to the processor

    • @feliksdzerzhinskij800
      @feliksdzerzhinskij800 5 місяців тому +1

      @@SallyHueghJanus Thank will do, this helped so much!

  • @leone.e4848
    @leone.e4848 4 місяці тому

    Finalmente uno che sa spiegare..Semplicemente grazie di ❤.

  • @brettlewis5157
    @brettlewis5157 3 місяці тому

    Thank you man just did my sons playstation working like new now followed your steps!!!!

  • @ekuthenoobster
    @ekuthenoobster Рік тому +1

    Got a ps4 pro from my sister after she wanted to throw it away because it made sounds I havent heard before. Either it tried to fly or blow up :D thanks to you it works fine now.. so thank you

  • @SentinelEx
    @SentinelEx 7 місяців тому +1

    Just did mine. I have the Glacier White 7215b model. The previous owner never cleaned it out. So much dust and build up around the heatsink. The Pro got so loud I thought it was gonna explode lmao. I applied TM30 thermal paste and left the pads alone. Now my Pro is quiet. Just as quiet as my PS4 slim!

  • @milton4516
    @milton4516 Рік тому

    Thanks for the tutorial. 👍

  • @szilicsaba7214
    @szilicsaba7214 11 місяців тому

    Thanks!
    The intervention looks like it was successful!
    "The surgery has succeeded and the patient survived"
    Unfortunately, I didn't have the past to be in the link, I may regret it in 1-2 months because I have to paste it again, but I used Aliexpress HY-510 (that was home) and it turns out!
    It was a very good diet point for maintenance if there were a couple of points I had to look at several times because it was not clear, eg: before removing the top covering the two screws which is on the on. It records the unit of the connection line, but in the end it is solved. But it really helped a lot.

  • @haggismuncher4543
    @haggismuncher4543 4 місяці тому

    Absolutely brilliant thanks

  • @darkprince9560
    @darkprince9560 Рік тому

    Thank you. This video was super helpful :)

  • @Simon8881
    @Simon8881 11 місяців тому

    Great material. Thank you 👍😊

  • @taigadc
    @taigadc Рік тому +2

    I’m going to clean and change the thermal paste on my pro today. imma use this video as a guide. back in 2021 when i first disassembled and cleaned my unit, i also used your first video! my unit’s serial is CUH-7006B this is a first generation right? i bought it around mid-2017. anyways, thanks for the video! really helpful! imma use the ps5 video next time! 🥰

  • @piotrgorny9233
    @piotrgorny9233 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for this tutorial! By following it I replaced the paste in my PS4 Pro and it's quiet again 🙂

  • @S1nn1S
    @S1nn1S Рік тому +1

    I fallowed your video, changed the fan for a new one & replaced all thermal pads. It is so silent that I had to double check if the system was actually on or not. Thanks!

    • @chiefff18
      @chiefff18 Місяць тому

      Hello I don’t know if you will read this, what model of PS4 Pro you have?
      CUH-116b?

  • @matthewhartley8756
    @matthewhartley8756 7 місяців тому

    You understand this now and your videos gonna help me. Couldn't want to clean my brother's greasy one. It sounds like a hurricane.
    That's right that's what I hate about p s four

  • @bradejensen
    @bradejensen Місяць тому

    I wanna attempt this but those ribbon cables are my nemesis!

  • @user-eb5hj3jz7o
    @user-eb5hj3jz7o 4 місяці тому

    very good info!

  • @darczon6969
    @darczon6969 Рік тому

    Thank you!

  • @jayshankar7052
    @jayshankar7052 Місяць тому

    Very very thanks q so much u r videos

  • @Daz555Daz
    @Daz555Daz 11 місяців тому +2

    My launch PS4 Pro was one of the lucky ones in terms of its noise (compared to some reports) when I first got it but over the last 6+ years it steadily got louder eventually to jet engine levels and last week starting to ask to be shut down due to over-heating when my kids played Hogwarts Legacy.
    So I finally got round to cleaning it and replacing the thermal compound with MX-4 and now it is WHISPER QUIET. The fan spins up far far less even than when the console was brand new. Should have done this as soon as it was out of warranty!

  • @talves-lk7iu
    @talves-lk7iu 7 місяців тому

    Grizzly kryonaut thermal paste, Silver King, MX-6 They're good

  • @ekkesmaekkes
    @ekkesmaekkes 5 місяців тому

    Thank you!!

  • @angeltorres176
    @angeltorres176 Рік тому +1

    Thanks!

    • @howfixit
      @howfixit  10 місяців тому

      Thanks for your support !

  • @allvideos6102
    @allvideos6102 Рік тому

    You are THE BEST 👌

  • @jacob679SD
    @jacob679SD 3 місяці тому +2

    do everything JUST DONT OPEN THE POWER SUPPLY

  • @mrbungle589
    @mrbungle589 8 місяців тому

    MW2019 still make my ps4 pro pretty warm but before it would sometimes overheat. I don't even hear the fan now👍
    PS be careful with that power supply and make sure your ps4 pro is the same model as this guys. Mine was a different model and i had to play around with it for an hour and a half to get it properly put back together 🙃

  • @NotFxng
    @NotFxng 3 місяці тому

    Great video ps4 pro is quite again but please help for some reason my internet on the PlayStation is really slow after the cleaning. My download speed and upload speeds are 500mps but on the PlayStation using lan cable it is only 5mps for download and 400kps for upload. Could have the cleaning and disassembling the PlayStation affect my internet connection ?

  • @kevinspilsbury1299
    @kevinspilsbury1299 Рік тому

    I've got ps4 pro 7216b, I've not delved inside yet but wanted to check if same process?
    I'm looking at getting the Arctic mx6 paste and was thinking should I replace the heat pads whilst I'm in there, if so what thickness should I choose as your link seems unclear??
    Many thanks

  • @Smoshylife
    @Smoshylife Місяць тому

    Spreading paste causes air bubbles. Better to let it spread on its own. It will squeeze the excess out. Only time to spread would be when using Liquid Metal

  • @badly_dubbed2401
    @badly_dubbed2401 5 місяців тому

    Just done mine. With larger thermal pads than original and an extra one on the hdmi chip it is very quiet, even when running VR. The factory thermal paste was very poor and about a 1/4 of the gpu wasnt even coated. No wonder it sounded like a jet engine before.

  • @shanemiller4108
    @shanemiller4108 10 місяців тому +1

    How do I get the screw out in the middle of the power supply it's bad and I have never had this open

  • @franklinclinton3211
    @franklinclinton3211 Рік тому +13

    my power supply cable was in there so strong i was scared to pull it out

    • @saitama-um6cm
      @saitama-um6cm Рік тому

      You need to open it's screws from the other side

    • @keran3442
      @keran3442 Рік тому

      Dude same, my cable did not want to lift

    • @franklinclinton3211
      @franklinclinton3211 Рік тому

      @@keran3442 don't clean your power supply it can be very dangerous to you and your console

    • @keran3442
      @keran3442 Рік тому +3

      @@franklinclinton3211 nah I didn't take the power supply apart dw, seemed a bit too risky especially since it's pretty open. Just unplugged and put to the side

  • @mohamadalirezai8022
    @mohamadalirezai8022 8 місяців тому

    Hello, I had a question after playing silicone paste on ps4 pro, should we wait for a few days or turn on the device immediately? I changed the thermal paste, but the fan made a lot of noise again.❤

  • @oplayzcod9754
    @oplayzcod9754 Рік тому

    Uhm yea i got 2 7mm silver screws over now, thanks nice screw dupe tutorial 10/10 whould recomend

  • @adg3793
    @adg3793 Рік тому +2

    this helped alot :) only 1 critique, where the power supply connects... remove the cable from the motherboard, Not the power unit itself... its way way easier to manage imo

    • @RageAgainstTheMachine.
      @RageAgainstTheMachine. Рік тому +2

      thanks man great tip. if only i read this 20 minits earlier before i dam near wrecked the lil connecter trying to pull it out. yeah it slid out of motherboard so easy 👍

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 11 місяців тому

      I had the opposite experience. Could not remove it from the motherboard at all. It almost felt like it was glued in.

  • @1960280759
    @1960280759 4 місяці тому

    Hi I have a ps4 pro when I remove the power Supply Cable its so tight. i'm concerned that I may tear the cable off the main board or the power supply. Is there any tools required to remove this cable. I watched your video but my cable very tight.

  • @Whitebreadonly
    @Whitebreadonly Рік тому +1

    Great video. I was actually thinking of doing this myself, but after watching this and seeing how much work it is and how much dust and other nasty shit I’m gonna have to dispose of, I think I might just take it to a shop to let someone else do it. What I can’t figure out is why my fan only gets loud when I put in certain games and at certain times with each game in the PS4. For Horizon ZD it only does when I open the map screen over/around Meridian. In Fallout 4 and Skyrim it gets loud when I open the map screen, but not as loud as when I open a container or look at my item/inventory menu and it gets loudest when I’m just playing it normally in the open world. I go inside a house or (anywhere the game considers an “inside” location) building, the fan speed goes back down. I’m thinking that’s probably not a clogged with dust or cleaning issue, but just certain locations and performing certain activities in some games just make the APU get hotter, and the thermal paste the guy put in there must have dried out.

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 11 місяців тому

      Sounds like dust or thermal paste but probably both. The problem with many PS4 Pro consoles, especially older models, is poor assembly. Low quality thermal paste was applied poorly at the factory and there is only one way to remedy that.
      I've redone mine and cleaned it and my PS4 Pro is now virtually silent at all times.

    • @TannedWaffle
      @TannedWaffle 10 місяців тому +3

      besides the possible dust and thermal paste, the main reason is because it takes a lot of processing power to utilize maps in most games like that. The same thing would happen to me in open world games, also in open world games it takes a lot of power to render in all the assets depending on areas you're at.

  • @muhammadredzuanismail3541
    @muhammadredzuanismail3541 Місяць тому

    Hi.. Can i use some lubricant like WD40 on PSU connector? I have no idea to loosen it.

  • @vahidcausevic
    @vahidcausevic 9 місяців тому

    hi yesterday i changed the cpu paste and pad and i removed all the dust on my ps4 pro but now its noisier than before the change

  • @agossuper
    @agossuper 9 місяців тому

    What size should the thermal pads be (in thickness)?: 0.5mm, 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm.

  • @lestertallman8726
    @lestertallman8726 Рік тому

    Can it be just any other print Bush

  • @seville26
    @seville26 Рік тому

    i fixed my pro 4 with a new fan so why is it not working it comes on and plays until it gets hot bc the new is not coming on please help me thx

  • @unreal1257
    @unreal1257 9 місяців тому

    Who’s fault is it when the os4 gets too hot? Too less/too much/not properly spread thermal paste or a dusty heat sink or missing thermal pads?

  • @t-marzz
    @t-marzz Рік тому +1

    There’s a screw on the power supply that isn’t moving at all what do I do?

  • @UmarAbid
    @UmarAbid 19 днів тому

    Hi my ps4 pro is CUH-7016B what generation is this?

  • @N0rsk2
    @N0rsk2 Рік тому

    I cant open the power supplys last screw because its different for me

  • @Max-420
    @Max-420 Рік тому +1

    Hi any help would be greatly appreciated, the thermal pads on my vram chips are all cracked and have black chunks falling off them, I know nothing about consoles but I’m following your tutorial and it’s working so far so good so I was wondering how I would go about replacing those? Do they need paste or anything or just buy new pad and put in place ? Thanks

    • @saiyankohi2399
      @saiyankohi2399 Рік тому +1

      You can buy the thermal pad strips, but you’ll probably need to cut them out to replace your damaged pads

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 10 місяців тому

      Buy a set of 1mm thermal pads. Or a sheet of 1mm pad and cut them to size.

  • @user-ei7gt7sc4w
    @user-ei7gt7sc4w Рік тому

    Ps5 CFI 1200 installed M2 Corsair MP600 PRO LPX. Ps5 shows speed 3685mb/s. I decided to check out the M2 and the games run very fast and work great. Someone faced such a problem as the minimum reading speed?

  • @ARCTIChannel
    @ARCTIChannel Рік тому +12

    Great video and an even greater explanation!
    We just launched our newest thermal paste - the MX-6 if you want to give it a try :)

    • @TitusMH
      @TitusMH Рік тому +1

      I can get a free sample 😂

    • @adg3793
      @adg3793 Рік тому

      is the mx-6 better than the mx-4? for replacing thermal paste on a ps4pro

    • @TitusMH
      @TitusMH Рік тому

      @@adg3793 yes 👍

    • @VelvetMagician
      @VelvetMagician Рік тому +1

      @@adg3793 Did you apply it? How was the improvement? I’ve been planning on cleaning my PS4 pro again and might as well apply new paste since I’ve never have before

  • @xitusia
    @xitusia 11 місяців тому +3

    yoo but how I know where to put the screws back in💀‼️

    • @shoo9850
      @shoo9850 5 місяців тому

      Idk maybe watch the video??

  • @adg3793
    @adg3793 Рік тому +2

    question just bc i see conflicting things online... i have the CUH-7015B ps4 pro (the white destiny 2 edition) do i need a t8 torx or t9 torx? i have 10 bucks lol and don't wanna get the wrong one :P

    • @TitusMH
      @TitusMH Рік тому

      Doesn’t matter either one can work

  • @buurakacar
    @buurakacar 3 місяці тому

    Ps4 pro thermal pads thickness mm?

  • @rade_
    @rade_ 6 місяців тому

    i cleaned the heatsink, replaced thermal PADS and PASTE, cleaned the fan too, but it still turns off in the middle of a game or gets the “The PS4 is too hot message” i need help right now

  • @carrinho15gaming81
    @carrinho15gaming81 Рік тому

    Look for a link to buy southbrindge chip ps4 po 7015b or the board ?

  • @ehsanchowdhury6206
    @ehsanchowdhury6206 Рік тому

    I have a cuh 7116b model of the ps4 pro but pretty much everything is the same apart from the design of cross ontop of the cpu. But when i plugged it in it would switch on however every other cable wouldnt work. I opened it up again and saw that the ac power cable is connected to a seperate part to the rest but i dont know what to do. Although i am considering taking it to a repair shop.

    • @Whitebreadonly
      @Whitebreadonly Рік тому +1

      Ehsan Chowdhury yeah that’s honestly the best bet if you’re not good at taking apart or working with electrical/mechanical devices or don’t have an adept knowledge and experience of working with circuitry or have trouble remembering which screws go where. I’m fairly knowledgeable and experienced with mechanical objects and devices and I was considering doing this to mine, but after watching this video, I’m rethinking it. The last time I took it to an electronics shop to get it cleaned, it took the guy a few hours and he only charged me around $40. The thermal paste costs, what, $10? Might be more than that now, but still $40-50 every year and a half or so isn’t that bad, especially considering that it’s someone who does it for a living and specializes in doing this sort of thing every day.

    • @ehsanchowdhury6206
      @ehsanchowdhury6206 Рік тому +1

      @@Whitebreadonly Thanks for the advice i know a few people who deal with computer hardware HOWEVER before i saw your response i did the complete opposite and took it apart and reopened it over the course of the last week. Now i know 110% that there's an issue with the hard drive when i first took it out although i don think i need to replace it. But thanks again for the advice.

  • @MoutazKhaled
    @MoutazKhaled Рік тому

    Should the fan be rotating clockwise or anti-clockwise? I think I messed up the connection and don’t know the correct direction of airflow

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 11 місяців тому

      The connector is keyed so you can't connect it the wrong way.

  • @meriem55849
    @meriem55849 10 місяців тому

    i did all the steps and not it won't work i don't know where i messed up , it's like turning on than stops

  • @onismomufare2860
    @onismomufare2860 6 місяців тому

    Followed the steps, my ps4 pro is now quiet, i had fallen out of love with my gadget

  • @keving.3692
    @keving.3692 Рік тому

    Versuche mal bei der paste ein Nike Zeichen zu machen wo du links unten in der Ecke anfängst. Und natürlich nicht zu viel. Dann sparst du dir den Pinsel.

  • @rogermoreno1152
    @rogermoreno1152 9 місяців тому +1

    Ok but is this *guaranteed* to fix my ps4 pro from sounding like a jet about to take off or nah? My local shop quoted me $90 to do this, and tbh I feel like it might be worth it, I’m not a very patient person and I’m also not mechanically inclined

    • @M_CFV
      @M_CFV 2 місяці тому

      90 for a job like this is a bit too much imo

  • @Phoennix3
    @Phoennix3 Рік тому

    Hi I inherited a PS4 Pro, which sounded like a jet engine, before it told me I had to close the console as it was melting. The unit I have is the later version, so there were aspects of the back plate that were not quite in sync with what you show, and the chip backing is held in by a 2 point fixing instead of 4.
    Oh, and the power unit screws: One of them was plastic, which meant that it burred almost immediately. So I ground it with a screw driver.
    That said, I found the heat sink with a mat of dust all over the intake.
    Everything cleaned, thermal paste renewed, and one hour later she fired up as quiet as you like.
    The other thing I was considering is adding an SSD, which would give less stress to the CPU.... but I wasn't certain, as I think I may have issues with formatting the drive. I don't have access to a windows computer, with the gear. Is there a way to format in the PS4?

    • @eduardoce41
      @eduardoce41 Рік тому +1

      Method 1. Format External Hard Drive for PS4 Using Disk Utility
      The first thing you're going to do is open the Disk Utility on Mac. In order to do that, you'd have to go to finder. Then, follow these steps:
      Step 1. Open Disk Utility in finder.
      Step 2. Find and click on an external device.
      Step 3. Click on "Erase."
      Step 4. Pick the "exFAT" file system in the next prompt.
      Step 5. Click "Erase."
      This will format your device into the exFAT format and allow you to connect it to your PS4 without any issues.

  • @johnyrymbai8180
    @johnyrymbai8180 8 місяців тому

    Did the exact same thing and it worked.
    Now my ps4 pro is not a jet engine anymore
    I also replaced the battery since my ps4 pro is pretty old
    Thank you

  • @flagshipbuilds
    @flagshipbuilds 9 місяців тому

    How to remove plug with spudgers 8:51

  • @davidssp
    @davidssp 11 місяців тому +2

    Knew how to do it already, just wanted to see how to open the plastic covers😂 I was struggling with them

  • @MehmetSAHIN-bu9tf
    @MehmetSAHIN-bu9tf Рік тому +1

    Be careful power supply connection on motherboard. I broke the socket.

  • @flagshipbuilds
    @flagshipbuilds 9 місяців тому

    How to add back cables 21:00

  • @Gauddus
    @Gauddus Рік тому

    I got my ps4 pro from November 2016. I kid you not, literally no dust at all. Still, it was a jet engine with games like god of war. Same cooling paste problem. O and thanks for the superb guide!

  • @supermarioworldE
    @supermarioworldE Рік тому +1

    Power supply wire is incredibly stuck. Feels like it's gonna snap if I tug any harder.

  • @mj2203
    @mj2203 7 місяців тому +1

    Help i did everything exacly the same and now every time i try to start my ps4 it just beeps 3 times and the fan starts spinning fast before turning off again

    • @Novaaaas
      @Novaaaas 7 місяців тому

      You probably broke the antenna

    • @SentinelEx
      @SentinelEx 7 місяців тому

      Check to see if any wires are unplugged or damaged.

  • @flagshipbuilds
    @flagshipbuilds 9 місяців тому

    Unplugging power supply at 5:32

  • @rahulmaini8296
    @rahulmaini8296 11 місяців тому

    Kindly someone reply.
    Do we need to wait for the thermal paste to dry up before putting everything back together?
    This will be the very first time I'll be cleaning up my PS4 Pro. It sounds like a jet aircraft's turbine currently.

    • @mikey_zari
      @mikey_zari 10 місяців тому +1

      No god no do not do that. After spreading the paste you should immediately put everything back together

  • @flagshipbuilds
    @flagshipbuilds 9 місяців тому

    How to remove top lid 4:15

  • @34clint1
    @34clint1 6 місяців тому

    FYI, all you who "repaste" with thermal paste. It lasts a month, maximum, and needs to be redone. I have ordered Thermal Grizzly Carbonaut pad, tired of repasting every month or 2.

  • @enz03
    @enz03 9 місяців тому +1

    The middle screw of my power supply is different. Its not that silver one so I dont know what tool to use and how to remove it :(

    • @SentinelEx
      @SentinelEx 7 місяців тому

      Did you ever get it removed?

    • @enz03
      @enz03 7 місяців тому

      @@SentinelEx nope

  • @stefanocolageri5047
    @stefanocolageri5047 Рік тому

    Salve sei stato bravissimo,ma che problemi ha avuto la Ps. Quanta roba c'era dentro.

    • @fabiomorcellini
      @fabiomorcellini Рік тому

      Davvero 🤣 io ho aperto la mia e quasi non c'era polvere, la pasta termica è andata comunque lol domani la cambio appena me la consegnano

  • @bryandrummond9236
    @bryandrummond9236 Рік тому

    Did he put thermal paste on the APU chip?

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 11 місяців тому

      Yes of course. He cleaned off the old and replaced with new.