Anybody know the model # of the GPU fan on a Gateway P7811-FX? I'd hate to open my laptop up in order to find that out and then have to leave it open for days while I wait for the fan to be shipped...
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umm... how about getting a revision 2 p-79 heatsink/fan assembly... unless your only partially opening your laptop...
the rev 2 has integrated fan/heatsink instead of separate pieces, and the heat pipe is 2x thicker, and has an extension to cool 2 more pwm modules!
if interested, ill link you to where I bought mine... $30 it was... but worth it every time if you where to ask me... - 
 
 Where did you bought it? I want to replace my gpu fan in 6860FX for more efficient any one did this with fan from alienware or acer?
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GATEWAY P-7908U P-7915U VIDEO HEATSINK/FAN 60.4FE04.001 | eBay
Edit; I just bought one myself...................
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 Any other links to these? I don't have a fleabay account any more, and will not create one again. Thanks in advance TANWare or anyone that has a link.
     
EDIT: Okay, for those of us that do not or will not have a fleabay account, the seller, Adeal.com, also sells these from their web site. Here is a link to the heatsink/fan.
     
http://www.adeal.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=18969
At the time of this posting they show 5 in stock. They are $20 on their web site.
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Yeah it is actually cheaper that way. Got mine lickety split too. Now I just need to get the energy up to install it..............
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Okay, I am to assume one has to pretty much disassemble the complete system to install the new GPU heat sink?
finally getting ready to order one LOL. Not a problem tearing the entire system down, just asking. - 
 
Yeah, full disassemble is required............
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 Thanks TAN! Figured as much, but I thought I would ask.
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TANWare,
Did you installed it and see the temperature changes, yet? I have a 7811FX and want to try it as my gpu temp always stays ~65oC.
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Did it actually lower the gpu temperature?
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 Yep same here. It would be nice to lower the temps a bit on these puppies. I run a Cooler Master large laptop cooler under my system and it helps a tad but not enough as far as I am concerned. I would like to hear some members chime in with temp drops from these before pulling the trigger on one and spending the time disassembling the complete system.
Hell I need to tear mine down anyhow and replace the Thermal compound at the very least any how.
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I haven't as of yet. It is alot of work I am not looking forward too. I want to change out the drives too at the same tim. Looking to go with a 240GB SSD from my 120GB and a XT 750GB for the data drive. I will be getting a esata dock for mass storage
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 You will need new Thermal Paste, if not using a THICK paste, its highly recommended you also get shim's for the NorthBridge (if you havent already), as well as the VRAM modules!
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Not yet, haven't really had a good reason too yet....................................
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 A word of caution, you will notice a slight temp increase with the new HS/FAN, but it shouldn't be enough to cause worry.
The new HS/Fan has an extra bit that covers PWM modules that sit right next to the Power adapter plug-in... still, cooling more important system components like that just helps the overall life of the product even if the GPU gets a small temp increase...
I got more even, made a copper shim for this new piece and covered a 3rd PWM since it was grouped with the 2 that get covered anyway... 
P7811-FX - GPU fan model?
Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by FantasiaWHT, Jun 2, 2012.