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    cpu and gpu disassembly of np9377sm-s p377sm-s for thermo paste replacement

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Brent R., Aug 1, 2020.

  1. Brent R.

    Brent R. Notebook Evangelist

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    I am looking for a video that shows how to remove the gpu's and cpu so that I can do a repaste, there use to be a video somewhere but I can't find it....its been so long
     
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    There are no hidden screws so it is just taking off the back panel and then the screws holding the heatsink down.

    If you are really unsure then I think this covers it:

     
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    thanks that will help but there use to be a video out there somewhere that shows taking both GPU's and the CPU heatsinks out
     
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    It's the same process for all of them, extremely simple.
     
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    thanks now do you have any suggestions on how to use kryonaut thermo compound do I just spread it over the whole die or do I do a drop in the middle? thanks for all your help I have done this before but not in years so ive lost my confidence
     
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    Place an X pattern for the GPU and a line for the CPU. These are the most reliable patterns to get total coverage.
     
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    Thin line centered on the long side of the CPU, X on the GPU core.