Thermal Throttling Dell G3 (3579) Fix with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut!

Have you noticed your laptop getting super hot when gaming or doing CPU/GPU intensive tasks like rendering? Are you hitting 90°s @ 100% CPU usage?
Then you should definitely check the thermal paste quality of your laptop as you might be able to unlock extra performance!!!
Often manufacturers ship their so called gaming laptops with mediocre thermal paste installed but with this inexpensive upgrade you will be able to enjoy faster and cooler computing experience!
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#Dell #G3

[@JoshuaG]

3:54 Correction: Not an intel gpu but a chipset controller.

[@vasiaswolfram3113]

I can verify that the G3 3579 has many issues with thermal throttling. It can ruin game performance pretty substantially. The GPU doesn't get particularly hot, but the CPU seems to have many issues with thermals. When playing Battlefield 1, the CPU thermal throttles extremely hard and it can bog down the speed.

[@Will-ik4bk]

kyronaut suffers from pump out when over 80c. Not recommended for laptops which tend to have higher temps. Temps will climb higher with time due to the pump out. Hydronaut or other pastes are better for laptops.

[@rickytrevino8281]

Thanks just bought one of these online for 500 from some guy, tried to rip me off by removing the ssd before handing it over. Luckily I had a spare ssd and even found a ramstick laying around

[@myslav1805]

Pro tip: undervolt in throttlestop and set core offset to -500 and cache to -130. Works great on 8750h, might not on 8300h

[@kevinlatina8523]

when i played cod warzone i went in thermal throttling reaching 95°, i disabled turbo boost and now the maximum while i play cod is 80°

[@AmritGrewal31]

Undervolting has been blocked in the newer bios versions (mine is 1.12.0). I tried ThrottleStop & XTU both. Bios downgrade is also blocked. I tried multiple things (except a new bios chip, will do that soon). whats your bios version (so that I know what version I need)? I can still make changes to the GPU with MSI Afterburner. I think Intel is behind these shenanigans

[@myslav1805]

@@AmritGrewal31 im on 1.11 but you should be able to use throttlestop after resetting bios to default

[@andrealeporale15]

@@AmritGrewal31 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGq2mqCFZpV6a8U I have bios locked and intel xtu locked, i follow this video, and downgrade my bios, RESTART THE LAPTOP, AND NOW I CAN UNDERVOLT😊

[@sidhant6089]

@@AmritGrewal31 they blocked it because of plundervolting ive heard

[@mundovirtual-virtualplanet5975]

Did you checked the temperature with both CPU and GPU at 100% usage? I've always wonder of the temps will stay below 90°

[@masprassaja3818]

its works weel in my old laptop, but i notice that idle temp a little bit higher than my old paste, but in some stress test the Thermal Grizzly keep the temp under control very well. Is it normal?

[@tiger-lj7wy]

lower temps under load is better than lower temps during idle, trust me

[@GaijinInvader]

Check out this *COOL* fix (pun intended!) and you could make your gaming laptop, or any other laptop, run faster without *thermal throttling* and limiting your CPU/GPU capabilities! 😎

[@POGCZ]

how did you please lock the CPU to have a constant frequency of 3.6 GHz? I have a Dell G3 3590 and the freq is unstable and I drop it thanks to the FPS in the game .....THX

[@MuradMuradov717]

You can achieve that by changing Speedshift to 0 on Throttle stop.

[@mxsravenger]

may i have your undervolt settings i have the same model and cpu and gpu dell g3 3579

[@mxsravenger]

@@POGCZ i know u have to download something called throttle stop

[@cemsengul16]

I bought the new 11900h OLED Razer Blade Advanced and the bitch hits 100 degrees while gaming brand new. Technically it only spikes to 100 degrees but runs on 70s-80s. I am already considering opening it up and repasting with Kryonaut.

[@GaijinInvader]

Do it man, absolutely worth it. I recently opened up a 10 month old Lenovo Legion 5p with RTX2060 and the paste on that was a mess (OEM). Too much quantity overflowing over the CPU and GPU die, and the thermal paste was really bad quality (cakey, and bubbled). I put some Kryonaut and immediately saw improvement on the temps! 👌

[@GaijinInvader]

I didn't make a full video on it but here is a short clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aomrinWdaZaLp9U&ab_channel=GaijinInvader

[@cemsengul16]

@@GaijinInvader Does Kryonaut last long on laptops? I heard that Kryonaut has a pump out effect and that you have to repaste frequently. Is this true, how was your experience?

[@daviddunne902]

I was wondering if there was any way to get a metal backplate for this laptop as that would allow for greater heat dissipation does anyone know I also plan to use artic mx6 instead of the thermal grizzly mentioned here

[@MISPRIT_]

Hi, it's not fake? He is in black syringe 1g.

[@masprassaja3818]

not

[@Gaz..]

¿Does anyone know the thickness of the thermal pads corresponding to G3 3590?

[@pham3383]

now try liquid metal and it will be coller than kryonaut (5 oC)

[@SumanMaharjanflute]

My cpu temp goes to 100°c easily. I have the i5 8300h with 1060 max-q

[@zaid10283]

Try Undervolt it

[@user-re5un2pn7m]

@@zaid10283 exactly with changing the thermal paste to kryonaut

[@SumanMaharjanflute]

@@zaid10283 undervolting it didn't help bro

[@SumanMaharjanflute]

@Ben Talmadge yeah. Maybe should try changing the thermal.

[@ASHWANIGERAJI]

zaed Alzamily i ask dell they said it will void my warranty

[@daniillasso2916]

good job man

[@trollingc.1132]

Hello do i have to replace the thermal silicone pads for those chipsets around the cpu+gpu, as shown in vid. It had some pads on the heatsink

[@GaijinInvader]

Hi there, yes if you have replacement gel cooling pads for those chips it's advisable to change them too for better cooling performance.

[@trollingc.1132]

@@GaijinInvader But is it okay to use the old pads and just replace the thermal paste only

[@GaijinInvader]

@@trollingc.1132 yes it's fine. If the pads are not that old they should work fine 👍

[@trollingc.1132]

@@GaijinInvader Thank you very muc for your answer.

[@jonathanjosept4316]

any tips on how to remove the battery cable ,its sticking hard

[@chriskeith8462]

I just turn power management for cpu to 99% Temps went from 95-70 to 60-50 while gaming

[@lyra6529]

how do you do this i cant acess these options

[@chriskeith8462]

@@lyra6529 you go to power management 🔋 settings then go to advanced settings. Go to maximum cpu and lower it by 1

[@lyra6529]

@@chriskeith8462 i can't find it

[@chriskeith8462]

@@lyra6529 if windows 10 just type in search tab "edit power plan" then go to change advanced power settings. Scroll down to Processor power management then change maximum Processor state to 99

[@lyra6529]

@@chriskeith8462 man In my notebook only apears:video, batery,sleep,desktop background slides how.pentium.

[@unknwn_usr3077]

Can u try using MSeal as thermal paste? I want to know if MSeal is usable or not

[@espmegadeth1]

No it won’t work...just buy paste off AliExpress

[@edonnovoselic]

is it possible to use liquid metal and can you show full disassembly process for heat sink?

[@GaijinInvader]

Hi, it's possible to use liquid metal (there is another video on that) and the benefits are many - but also there is the risk of frying your CPU if you lack experience...

[@armin6325]

liquid metal also screws up your heat sink over time even if its copper

[@n_u001]

@@GaijinInvader unhelpful that you skip the most important part, the disassembly of the heat sink.

[@GaijinInvader]

@@n_u001 it's literally 4 screws :/ purpose of the video is not a heatsink removal/installation video but a thermal comparison between stock paste and a higher quality one like the Kryonaut...might make a separate video showing how to remove and re-past the heatsink though :)

[@n_u001]

@@GaijinInvader the video is labeled as a "fix" implying you would show us step by step to solve the issue. i am not the only one with this complaint.

[@faranahmad]

I think you should clean out the dust first

[@St3.]

Hello, I am using thermal grizzly hydronaut. Is that fine?

[@GaijinInvader]

The Hydronaut is originally meant to be used in water cooling systems but it will work just fine!

[@ioannisp5725]

i have an i7 9570h (45W) and im getting power limit throttle during gaming, how can i fix?

[@myslav1805]

Throttlestop: core -500mv and cache -130mv

[@maskoblackfyre]

@@myslav1805 Throttlestop doesn't work anymore in Intel CPUs, as well as XTU. Intel locked the undervolting. Throttlestop will allow you to set the undervold, but will not apply it. Check the readout.

[@myslav1805]

@@maskoblackfyre Recent bios? Try resetting the bios to defaults, works for some

[@VongolaEX10]

How long did the paste last- reports say as little as 2 weeks and as long as a year depending on usage, application quality and sheer luck

[@GaijinInvader]

2 weeks??? This is misinformation for sure! Even the cheapest type of thermal paste last for about 1-4 years easily under normal usage. If you're an overclocker or keep your pc running 24/7 you would do it once a year but anything more often than that is an overkill IMHO...

[@VongolaEX10]

@@GaijinInvader the main problem is pump out which some people face- I doubt you use this laptop often for gaming otherwise this probably would’ve happened to you as well

[@GaijinInvader]

@@VongolaEX10 what exactly do you mean by pump out? 🤔

[@VongolaEX10]

@@GaijinInvader pump out effect is where when you’re using a viscous paste on a bare die application (like a laptop) and the mounting pressure isn’t sufficient the heat cycles (like when you’re gaming you go from 50 C to at least 80-85) which cause tiny amounts of thermal expansion and compression of the heatsink and die which eventually makes all the paste in your application be ‘pumped out’ from between the die and heatsink. For some people it’s pretty common- some people could last up to and more than a year but that’s only if they can drastically reduce the temperatures to around 60-75 for gaming, don’t use the laptop often or they rarely use the laptop for heavy load usage That’s why I am very interested with how you use this computer and how long have you had your application

[@VongolaEX10]

Also kryonaut isn’t a long lasting paste- even Thermal Grizzly says that- also another note the paste can prevent deterioration as long as the temperatures are below 80 C by up to 3-4 times better than once you pass 80 C

[@alannglopez]

im going to try this

[@smbraaa2425]

Me to

[@sumanmaharjan7535]

Results??

[@b16-imadedimasheriyawan96]

Result?

[@MuratSenturk]

Is 1g(one tube) enough for both cpu and gpu?

[@GaijinInvader]

Yes you can do about 2-3 applications with the 1g tube :)

[@lucaspichon4196]

Is the cooling system aluminum or copper?

[@GaijinInvader]

It is clearly a copper heatsink as you can see at 04:29 for example

[@gungunsaxena8340]

can i use this thermal paste on my pc cpu i7 11700k?

[@GaijinInvader]

You can use it on any CPU 😎👌

[@gungunsaxena8340]

@@GaijinInvader ok thnx

[@ceyhanakbas8757]

what is your undervolt settings?

[@mxsravenger]

I want to know as well

[@mxsravenger]

@ARYAN GHARIWALA thanks imma try that later

[@ashton622]

Can I upgrade GPU of this laptop?

[@tiger-lj7wy]

you cant, the gpu is already soldered to the motherboard and you cant do anything to upgrade the laptop except for buying a new one with better gpu

[@ashton622]

@@tiger-lj7wy 😭

[@hugoserrano3813]

@@ashton622 or buy a motherboard on ebay with a better gpu and cpu

[@itzm8543]

U can buy a egpu

[@thaisontran8175]

Hi man , do you see temperture go up after that ?

[@Scrufboy]

Bro... I have to ask. What do I do about the darn fan screws? I was trying to repaste... But these fan screws don't come out and one has its face stripped already... What to do!?!?

[@GaijinInvader]

Hmm :/ haven't had any problems till now removing the fan screws...however if you've damaged the screwheads there is a special "screw-removal" drill bit that you rotate in reverse and pull the screw out. Then you can use a new one when fitting the fan back in.

[@Scrufboy]

@@GaijinInvader Well, I found this nifty tool called "vampliers" So... Just waiting on those M2 X 2.5mm screws to arrive in a couple of days... I should be good after that... Couple of those OEM screws are wrecked. Thanks for the reply!

[@GaijinInvader]

@@Scrufboy Nice man^^ First time I hear about these vampliers tools but I checked them out and I can say there've been many times where a pair of these would have been handy! Hope you make it all work in the end! 😎

[@kdod1]

Its important to use a screwdriver that fits exactly right to avoid this problem. Usually the ifixit guides will tell you which size.