You smell that stuff?

Some generic gunk really hard to clean, some too hard, some too fluid, but for the harder stuff I usually mix some new paste, boot the PC and run benchmark for few instances and then immediately shut down and disassemble the card. The gunk should be easier to be remove with this method

I see the tutorial on applying thermal paste and it's scary.. can it go wrong? Am afraid if I D.I.Y.. then anything go wrong, I won't be able to claim warranty. Do they any shops provide this service?

that's the scary part.. spilling.. furthermore my hands shake all the time.. I've been reading a lot about thermal paste but trying it on my old lappy still freaks me out. Do they provide such services in shops?

something wrong with the hp dv3500 ,its a integrated 9300 m gs with T6400
the laptop even overheat running minecraft in an 22degree air-conditioned room. Im not sure which cooler brand my bro use. any suggestion to lower the temp?

got tutorial for doing so?

i think the flash player software not stable.. always come out with new version~ & browser version always upgrade.. eg: chrome got so many version.. tanji told u U2 around rm60

ah ben dun play at bed or ur lap!

bed: no matter how good the cooler, the heat is difficult to dissipated!

lap: small vibration not good for ur HDD & the heat not good for ur ****

can anyone suggest me a ultra powerful cooling pad for m6400. I finally figure out it's the overheat problem cause my computer to lag. i did put a fan directly at the back of my laptop and the lagness totally gone.. i really sweat.......80 deg can boil egg already...it just stay normal at around 70deg, once break the threshold that's it

it just too troublesome to remove the fans and heatsink..open it up once.. i end up fade up dismantling all the parts...then i just do general cleaning, might look for cooling pad first, if it doesn't help...well...maybe gonna visit some store to help me settle that.

I am sorry if this is not the right place to ask my question but I hope forumers here can solve my problem.

I have acer aspire revo which is a nettop. My problem is the revo always shut down automatically due to overheating. Anybody know how to overcome this problem?

Will it solve the problem? Btw, I am not really confident to open up the case since I never tried it before. 

Yeap it will, my laptop never experience any overheating issue because I always monitor the temperature, and
if it seems to be a bit high, I open it up and clean it.

my friend's acer 4736G laptop always experience sudden shut down, like 10 times a day in summer!
I helped him to disassemble the laptop all the way, clean the vents, fans, heatsink, and now it's working fine,
no longer sudden shut down.

but if you are not confident kindly ask for help or maybe send to service center.

You'll know them when you see them. They come with a helpful "Warranty void if torn/removed" sticker. Normal locations are at important component. Not too sure about Alienware though.

Hmm, I don't think dissemble the whole unit will void the warranty, but it's my dell though, not so sure about alienware, I think
the best way is to ask dell.

I saw the technician disassemble mine, no sticker or whatever...

^its normal to disassemble the whole unit..

hello people.. I'm still new here... need some suggestion on buying a new laptop cooler... and I saw this on lelong.. is it good or not??

http://www.lelong.com.my/evercool-nb-ft1-c...7-01-Sale-I.htm

hey guys, recommend me some good thermal compound,
nid it for my M15x