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Remueve los 8 tornillos traseros de la laptop. Necesitarás un desarmador P1.
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Sujeta la cubierta trasera donde se encuentran las bisagras para el display. Jala hacia arriba desde la laptop, necesitarás usar algo de fuerza la primera vez que la abras.
had a really hard time prying it from the hinges, but working from the corners are shown in this video made it much easier:
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Remueve los 4 tornillos que aseguran la batería en su lugar. Una vez removidos, jala la barra de plástico conectada a la batería.
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Remueve los cuatro tornillos de la cubierta. Inserta un desarmador de cabeza plana o una navaja para levantar la cubierta de las protuberancias de plástico que lo mantienen en su lugar.
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Remueve los tornillos de la cubierta de metal, levántala del ventilador.
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Remueve los dos tornillos de ambos ventiladores. Desconectas los conectores. No jales el sistema de refrigeración aún.
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Remueve tu SSD quitando el tornillo. Levanta directamente hacia arriba, y el SSD saldrá.
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Remueve los 8 tornillos que mantienen el disipador de calor a los troqueles. Nota que tienes que remover las cubiertas del ventilador primero.
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Limpia estos dos con una toalla de papel y 91% de alcohol.
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Yo use Artic MX-4 para este paso debido a sus propiedades térmicas, y estaba colgando en mi escritorio. Tu puedes usar cualquier pasta térmica que prefieras, solo utiliza el mismo procedimiento.
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dejar caer una gota del tamaño de un guisante en cada troquel. Siempre y cuando tu pasta no sea conductor eléctrico, no te preocupes si colocas un poco mucho en el.
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Sabrás si pusiste la cantidad correcta de pasta térmica si tus temperaturas son menores/no estas limitando térmicamente mas.
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Ahora que has añadido la pasta térmica, ve a través de esta guía, siguiendo tus pasos hasta que hayas completado el reensamble de tu laptop completamente.
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Activa MSI Afterburner, Intel Extreme Tuning Utility OMEN Command Center, o tu programa de monitorización favorito y checa tus temperaturas/limitaciones térmicas mientras juegas.
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Ahora mis temperaturas han bajado cerca de 5 grados centígrados mientras juego, y cerca de 10 grados en inactivo.
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La mayor mejora es que tu OMEN no te limitará térmicamente. He notado una mejora de 20 - 40 cuadros por segundo en todos los juegos, incluyendo Overwatch, H1Z1, League of Legends, Counter-Strike, y BamNG.Drive.
I would like to replace the thermal pads on the VRM's too. What thickness are they?
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A few pointers:
You can ‘pry’ the lower case from the back without moving the hinges. I used a thin philips 2.0 flat head, alternatively you can use a sturdy plastic wedge to help you drive the separation.
You have at least 5 diff types of screws! be sure you sort them well.
You might need to a do a BIOS rebuild as you are removing the battery - for HP it is WINDOWS KEY + B (or V) after you fully power off the machine.
The copper has factory residue spread all over from the thermal paste application they use. clean the copper lines really well with the isoprop 91%.
I use QTips to assist with cleaning the area free of thermal paste
You should prime the area where the copper will receive the bead by dabbing a small amount of the material on it (less than half a grain of rice) and spread it in circular motions into the copper so it goes into all the microscopic groves and makes better contact
I used Kryonaut Thermal Grizzly and effective benchmark temp has been 82C max (intel benchmark) and 46C idle.
Thanks!
I'm thinking of using the conductonaut sometime soon. Anything I need to be aware of careful about?
Rohan -
According to an email I received from HP after requesting the info
“As you requested please go through the link to know more about the heatsink materials and they are mostly made up of aluminum alloys. https://www.abl-heatsinks.co.uk/heatsink... “
So i did it on my hp omen 15 dc1004nc, before CPU throttle all the time while full load and it had 97 - 100C, GPU was arround 85C, i did undervolting on CPU too and in full load CPU has max 92C without throttling and GPU has 70C. In idle it dropped from 51C CPU/ 52 GPU to 42C CPU/ 41 GPU. I used Kryonaut Thermal Grizzly thermal paste so it has purpose to do it.
I messed up and used a too small bit on the heatsink screws and stripped the screws :(
Helpful guide but why does hp use such soft screws and overtightens them so much?
It’s usually a cost saving measure to use a softer alloy on the screws. Try using a screwdriver with less of a point on the very tip, more of a flatter tip will give you more surface area contact and will help save you from stripping screws.
Jordan -
Hi Andreas, if you need any help, the How to Remove a Stripped Screw guide has some great tips!
I used a too old superglue, gave up, took it to a shopand swallowed the 15€ idiot tax
Anyways did the swap but used a qtip to spread the paste.
I noticed that my temps seem to have not changed (50c on idle, 80c on 100% on cpu)
So it seems like I did all this for nothing (I'm running the i5 7300hq variant of this laptop
Also is dual channel ram really worth it?
Andreas -
Please tell if this works on anyone’s laptop ? I am sick of 100 C Temp on my CPU while playing COD.
I’ve since managed to repaste my HP OMEN and it is much cooler under all circumstances. What wasn’t helping was a build up of dust at the fan inlets!
Previously: Idle 40-50’C, gaming 95-100’C and thermal throttling
Now: idle 30-40’C, gaming 60-75’C and no thermal throttling
All of this is using “Comfort” mode under the OMEN Command Center, which intentionally ramps up the fan speed to keep the CPU and GPU cooler.
Guys, I wanted to replace the thermal pads too. I’m also replacing a failed CPU cooling fan. What thickness thermal pads should I use? How much will I need?
Thanks for the excellent instructions. I replaced the thermal paste on my Omen 15-dcxxx, and now it's running back in reasonable temp range. I used some single pack paste, one on each heat sink.
Hey, I have the same model and I have changed the thermal paste 4-5 times myself in the last 4 years. But now I think I'll face problems because some of my screws are worn out. I need new screws to avoid that risk. Can you tell me which Screwkit it is or where can I get individual screws?
I need help! my laptop won’t turn on but its charging. I did all the steps but the main difference is I used a disinfecting wipes instead of alcohol to wipe the thermal paste. I am not sure if that was the main reason or the fact that I didn’t shut down my laptop and it was in hibernate mode.
Disassembling the laptop with it in Hibernate mode and not fully powered off may have damaged the logic board. These HP laptops are also known to sit for well over a minute building the BIOS when the battery is removed/replaced. Hold down your power button for 15-30 seconds and then power it back on.
Disinfecting wipes may also be conductive as they use water, electrolytes and other cleaning chemicals.
Jordan -
There are eight screws, not six.
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