How to clean the cooler and change the thermal paste in a DELL E7440 laptop

[@UltimateDIY]

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[@666Dez666]

Thank you! I needed to change the thermal paste on my E7440 that was running in idle at 80*C and it was super easy following your guide!

[@UltimateDIY]

Glad my video helped!

[@Anuitu2u]

How's your laptop now? Mine, run windows 10, 90⁰C is not a rare to me. I think the problem is not only because of thermal paste, but also from windows. I tried dual boot windows 7, 70⁰+ is the max.

[@666Dez666]

@@Anuitu2u Mine is not that bad with Windows 10, but I noticed that not always the fan blows right away (so even when idle can still reach 80/82⁰ C), but as soon as the temp goes up, the fan starts and the temperature goes down to 65/70⁰ maximum, even under load. Probably some BIOS configuration to tweak.

[@Anuitu2u]

@@666Dez666 update. Just arrived yesterday, my CoolerMaster CMC3 cooling pad. I mounted my E7440 with no battery (battery was broken), add some bubble plastic so support rear bottom (my rubber feets were busted too). I also uninstalled several unused, older, strange-suspect programs, and re-checked the hardware drivers. Voila, I got 59-75⁰C . I've ordered Cooler Master Mastergel Pro (8W/m.k), but I'll tested on my other older laptop first.

[@hamzarafaqat4145]

@@Anuitu2u How was it?

[@funnyman1776]

Very helpful, thank you. My laptop is now very silent almost like a Prius

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome!

[@PUTOGUIRISIMO]

thanks really useful. My model is the E7240 so can't access as you did with the E7440.Total dissassemble needed. HOWEVER i managed just to undo the 4 screws of the CPU, lift slightly and clean. I used a thermal pad instead of paste. Works great.

[@UltimateDIY]

Great!

[@GlatHjerne]

I don't even need to do this but I watched it all the way through. Great video.

[@UltimateDIY]

Thank you!

[@ChildrenOfDesire]

Good video, thanks ! Managed to repaste my E7440 easily.

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome!

[@grzegorzgomoka4647]

Great video. Thank you so much!

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome!

[@queen6256]

Perfect! 2022 and still working! Your a Crack Sr. thanks

[@UltimateDIY]

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[@franzpattison]

Please can you tell me about how to switch off the CPU limiter like you were saying? This is good to get better performance right?

[@_ColdAssHonkey_]

Under the "Performance" tab in BIOS, there is a sub tab labeled "Intel SpeedStep." You can disable it there.

[@pelomalino9715]

Thank you so much i have a E7450 but still is the same

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome!

[@awlonghurst]

Awesome video, thank you, I will doing this to my own one soon

[@UltimateDIY]

Glad my video helped :)

[@user-2uf2kr2c]

you have plastic disassembly kits. or you can make diy tools with any kind of plastic. also you can use a small magnet to keep the screws together. regards

[@UltimateDIY]

Thanks for the sugestion 👍🏻

[@karlenter2380]

Thanks, worked great!

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome!

[@greenmumin]

Cool vid Bro.One question tho:what the heck is that small "cube" next to the hard drive?My friend and i could not figure it out and kept arguing about it and he has the same laptop😂 Right next to the hard drive,next to the yellow tape. Thank you for your help😎

[@UltimateDIY]

I took a look at the video, but can't figure it out what cube you are talking about. Usually square shaped on pcbs are the inductors.

[@DrWenChannel]

Hi I liked and subscribed!! When Dell E7440 is overheating would it cause the laptop to randomly reboot or shutdown? Thanks!

[@UltimateDIY]

Yup, that is a way overheating shows itself.

[@larenata100]

Hi, which thermal pasta should I buy it? My notebook is overheating, model E7240 I will try to fix it! thanks for the vídeo..

[@UltimateDIY]

Hi. I would go for Arctic MX4.

[@abdullahimtiaz8203]

Sir thermal paste lgana zarori ha?

[@amberabbas1642]

Hey why did you tighten the heat sink screws in three steps?

[@UltimateDIY]

You should never fully tighten one of the screws. Progresivelly tighten them all.

[@IngSigUsach]

Thanks for the video. I would like ask you if you tried to attach one more copper pipe in this kind of laptop or somehow modify it to make the heatsink more efficient?

[@UltimateDIY]

Thank you for watching. Never tried that.

[@WonderWomanlovesSuperman]

Thank You!

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome!

[@hatuandung531]

I have dell latude E7240 i will follow your video to replace. Anyway do you think i need to change the Fan or just replace the therminal paste

[@UltimateDIY]

If the fan is not defective, there is no reason to replace it.

[@DoubleGameVideos]

nice job thanks

[@UltimateDIY]

Thank you for watching!

[@rezoankabir5388]

Can i replace Cpu in dell latitude e7450??

[@UltimateDIY]

No. It's soldered.

[@rezoankabir5388]

i have problem in my cpu, so i have to replace total motherboard?

[@charizardmoviemania245]

@@rezoankabir5388 what laptop? I suggest to just buy a new laptop

[@BrianAndersonTT]

7:00 why are you putting paste on the PCH chip? Isn't that supposed to be left alone?

[@UltimateDIY]

Why would it be left alone? It needs cooling same as the cpu.

[@abdullahimtiaz8203]

Is it necessary to apply thermal compound?

[@UltimateDIY]

Yes, absolutely.

[@michelwong1]

👍👍

[@xmi8441]

when i open the screws mine still can’t open from the top

[@UltimateDIY]

Maybe you missed something.

[@sheheryarmansoor4692]

Bro I put graphic card in slot

[@kuldusch]

thanks, i got the E7440. And i got the "jet-sound", where can i buy a new cooler-fan =? i will try your way first offcorse. many thanks // Sweden

[@UltimateDIY]

I don't know where to buy a new one, but try eBay.

[@MustafaSahil]

Should i service my laptop e7440💻? Temp remains at 60 when idle and reach maximum at 70 when doing work .? Though its very dirty and fan is noisy

[@UltimateDIY]

Yes, I would clean it.

[@MustafaSahil]

@@UltimateDIY thank you for reply ❤️

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome 😊

[@Monrei]

What type of screwdriver did you use?

[@UltimateDIY]

Don't really remember, but you can get this set and ir contains all the possible variants: www.banggood.com/custlink/m3GRWhky8t

[@mikimiki195]

Did that computer not have hard drive?

[@UltimateDIY]

Don't remember the exact details.

[@vladimirserov3034]

thx mate )

[@UltimateDIY]

Welcome!

[@vladimirserov3034]

@@UltimateDIY actually that wasnt enough mate. my cooler needed a drop of oil too

[@UltimateDIY]

Dry bearings...

[@vladimirserov3034]

@@UltimateDIY yes. And they made some noise

[@dasaradhd4910]

Applying Thermal paste - That part of the video is not clearly visible.

[@UltimateDIY]

Sorry about that.

[@ummeyrubaya9507]

Can the processor be swapped with a 10th gen one? If not then what is the range?

[@UltimateDIY]

Sadly, the cpu is soldered on the motherboard, so nonreplaceable.

[@amitkumarfromranchi-8074]

It's heating a lot do this video work for heating? 😓

[@UltimateDIY]

Yes.

[@SiahContent]

this works on the e7240 too right?

[@UltimateDIY]

I don't know how the e7250 looks inside.

[@JZM006]

i tried it but now the computer will not turn on, what did i do wrong and how do i fix it?

[@UltimateDIY]

It's really hard to guess. You need to check all your steps again. Maybe you forgot to plus in something. Maybe something ia not in place. Worst case you shorted something out (this would be bad).

[@JZM006]

@@UltimateDIY in what way may i have shorted something? i used mx4 which is not conductive

[@UltimateDIY]

Not when applying it. Maybe with a tool of something not being in it's right place.

[@tordoscode6888]

Solved or Not?

[@JZM006]

@@tordoscode6888 it just decided to start working again one day. no idea what happened but it is functioning now.

[@georgelupascu5488]

Esti roman, nu?

[@UltimateDIY]

Da

[@ahmedjoo1858]

very good video, however, this model of dell runs very hot by default whatever you do, it reaches 65C on idle then up to 85C at 6000 rpm fan speed with a normal load. now try to run a Virtual Machine on it .. I wish you luck, the temperature will reach 102c at 6500rpm (the max speed of the fan) then the system crashes .. while i like the design, weight, and speed of the machine, I still consider the calling of such a slim laptop is poor.

[@UltimateDIY]

Depends on what you use the laptop for. At least in my case, my laptops almost never get used at 100%. I have a much more powerful desktop for intensive tasks.

[@UltimateDIY]

But, I agree, first generations of slim laptops were either overheating or having really weak cpus

[@annatiger7540]

I have dell latitude e7270 i5 6300u 8gb DDR4 2133mhz(Single channel) When I play minecraft the temps shoot to 93 degrees Celsius and i get 60 FPS and suddenly it starts to fall to mid 30 when Steve starts sprinting.

[@UltimateDIY]

Try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJXCp6OBqqeJbZY

[@Apolo62]

[@UltimateDIY]

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[@hemanth6951]

Fan laptop back side cool but cpu back side hot, what is the problem?

[@UltimateDIY]

Not really sure I understand. Please try to explain with more details.

[@hemanth6951]

@@UltimateDIY cpu laptop back side still hot even though fan working fine

[@UltimateDIY]

It will always be hot (60 or 70 degrees), but it should not overheat (over 80 degrees or something like that)

[@kanzakiwildan2356]

i'm affraid to do this :( because this is not my personal laptop

[@pradhangaurav44]

There is a burning smell coming out of my this model laptop. I checked the CUP temperature using speccy and it says it is around 60°C. What could be the possible reason behind the burning smell? Please help me out with your answer.

[@UltimateDIY]

That is like guessing the lottery numbers. Any electronic component inside that laptop could be causing it. Open it up and take a look.

[@antonchechob7676]

перед снятием этого видео надо было снять температуру проца перед и после как и шум, у меня такая модель дохдил от 50 до 80 (

[@UltimateDIY]

English please.

[@selinasalgado1343]

I turned mine into a desktop

[@UltimateDIY]

Nice!

[@martynasrackevicius360]

Nice english bro

[@UltimateDIY]

Nice comment bro

[@martynasrackevicius360]

@@UltimateDIY ty bro, btw nice video i smashed that like button

[@oresmaa6656]

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