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> Remove fan screws 1-3 Yellow and 6-8 Yellow. These need to lifted up gently (do not remove / destroy those) because the upper will reveal Screw 4 Red of the heatpipe and the lower yellow one is adhesive to the lower case and thus will not allow you to remove the heatpipe when not liftet up from the heatpipe. > The bigger yellow circles are temperature resistant adhesive tape and a temperature shielding (i think) in the upper arean (alumium with adhesive). > Disconnect the Fans, Points 4 & 5 Yellow. > After the backplate is removed, disconnect the battery.ĭisconnect fans, yellow 4 and 5, unscrew everything mentioned > Remove the 10 screws of the backplate and gently pull it of like shown in my Video.ĭisconnect battery before going any further

#BEST LIQUID METAL THERMAL PASTE FULL#

Replacement parts (screws, fan, heatpipe)įor the replacement parts i personally contacted tom who made a support / order ticket so i could buy a replacement heatpipe including fans and a full pack of replacement screws for my Fusion 15.

Isopropylic Alcohol (any should do) - MG Chemicals Isopropyl Alcohol on.Thermal Paste for GPU (my recommendation) - Thermalright TF8 on.Liquid Metal (my recommendation) - Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut on.Hazardous substance and hard to buy (at least in germany) as a private person. If yo u dont have your own business (like me) it might potentially be hard to get things like the silicone coating because it is treated as a I will list anything i got / used for the process, but be carefull. Make sure you got enough time and all tools needed for the process. Most of you guys still reading will potentially already once have opened the backplate of your Fusion 15, so this is where we start. If you dont have the money or the possibility to repair / exchange your Fusion 15 if you damage it with liquid metal - please do yourself a favor and stop here and dont follow this guide any further! As stated above, you will not have any warranty with LM damage. I am repairing, upgrading and cleaning computers, notebooks and smartphones for almost 14 years now (just as a hobby), i have plenty of experience in this field and i have collected good and reliable tools for my work over the past few years. I personally am a enthusiast user who loves to tinker around with his (electronical) stuff, especially computers. So before we start my last few words to my situation and a little excursion to the question 'why' i (am able to) risk my ~2000€ Laptop for perfomance and testing purpose.

This guide is not endorsed nor approved by XMG, Schenker Technologies or anyone related. I do not take any responsibility and i am not liable for any damage caused through use of guide. Note down that you (in almost every case) will void your warranty when disassembling the heat pipe especially when this leads to damage to your Fusion 15. There are a few steps you can take to minimize the risk - but there still will be a risk to harm / destroy your Fusion 15, because Liquid Metal is electrical conductive and thus might lead to short circuit and damage to motherboard, cpu, gpu etc. Well, i think must warn you before you start and try to follow this guide (especially the repaste section) because you might potentially harm your Fusion 15.

Ive already contacted u/xmg_gg aka Tom for the possibilty of lending a Fusion 15 with the same configuration + stock paste to redo those benchmarks. i somehow managed to lose a good bunch of benchmarks (screenshoots) especially those on stock paste which i cant reproduce sadly. based of lacking time i actually have (writing exams next week) and 2. First of all, a few honest words: this guide (especially the temperature optimizing) will finally not cover everything i first had in my mind. Its kevin2K and finally i was able to finish my long awaited temperature and repaste guide for the Fusion 15.

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