Thank you, very thank you. The noise it was driving me insane and now it's so much quieter and better, may good bless your channel and give you lots of growth ❤️
Bought some cheap Amazon Fans.. NEVER DO THAT!! Every one of them fell apart in less than a week!!! The fans are made of a cheap plastic that breaks apart from the heating and cooling that these fans go through.. They are obviously not Stress Tested.. Thank you for this great video!!
If you could spare $10 and you don't have the tools(like oils), or cant be bothered to clean, or accidentally broke the fan blades like i did, you could also order a replacement part instead, could be found online for ~$7-10 per sides for the cpu and gpu fans. just look up "fan fx505"
Justa heads up, you sould always use 99% alcohol on electronics. The 70% pharmacy alcohol still has too much water in it so it might be dangerous for the circuits.
I just did this like 10 minutes ago. I wasn't sure it would work because I thought that my fan had a problem with its rotational angle and that the sound was coming from the blades hitting the case. But I decided to try it anyway and the moment I started forcing the fan out of its magnetic place I found that the rotation got smoother. I took it out completely and applied some grease on the pin and now I have a silent fan once again. So thank you so much. Also, to everyone who's worried about the metal case getting loose after the process, once you screw it back to its slot, it'll be firm enough and won't move freely
I was sort of hesitant to try this, but after the noise becoming more and more persistent, I finally decided to give it a shot today. And it worked! The noise has stopped... for now at least! Just finished the operation moments ago. I'll update if the noise ever returns! Thank you for the guide, helped a lot! Cheers
@@mohamededbey I'm sorry to say that, as a matter of fact, it did, thought not as frequently as before however, for some reason. I've yet to try to fix it again, I'll comment here again if I end up doing it.
Unfortunately the noise persists. Currently I know of no other way, nor have I attempted to fix it again due to a severe case of laziness. Sorry to disappoint
Dude I just figured this out it's not a fan rattling it's called coil whine look it up asus rog and tuf books are know for it I own 3 gameing laptops they all do it
I have a Asus Tuf Gaming F17 FX766LI This seems to be a problem with asus. First CPU fan conked off after I cleaned it. If you clean it this will happen. It was under warranty so I got it replaced for free. That time the tech guy was nervous he told me check the laptop. When I was checking he looked weird( I figured this out 3 months later that time I was wondering why was he so stressed) I heard something move like a loose part I asked him what it was he was dead silent. then I tried to move the laptop again it did not make any sound. I tried shaking it nothing happened. Then I like and Idiot ignored it. Now ASUS customer care told me that if I open my laptop for even cleaning the warranty would be void. Also I cannot upgrade Ram or SSD by myself I have to do it (free when under warranty) at the service center and also keep the original parts cause for warranty If I put knew ram I need the old ram. So I removed all of the stuff and gave it for service. So when I put back my SSD and ram I had trouble taking off the screw. I again ignored it. I could not go and ask the service guy whey was there problem removing the screw as I am not supposed to open the laptop. So 3 months later I added another SSD this time I thought I will take it to the service center SO I opened the laptop to remove other upgrades. That time this particular screw would just not come off. Then I somehow pulled it up and removed it. But I heard something cracke when I opened it I found that the Metal Thread housing is encased in a plastic kind of star shaped protrution that is coming out of the back panel. This plastic thing had broken half of it was gone and the thread had come out of it. So the screw was turning with the metal thread. Now I was screwed. I also bent the hole of the screw like a small dot size dent in it when I tried lifting it up with the tweezer to open it. Then I REALIZED fuck this is was that guys face was weird. He had trouble with the screw but somehow managed to fix it. I think he broke it. And if he had just been honest we could have blamed it on the heat the plastic can get brittle this was right next to the CPU fan which was getting heated. ANyways. Yesterday like an Idiot I cleaned by fans with compresssed air cans. Today in the evening the GPU fan just started making a whirring sound. Never heard this sound Before It was just like the one on the CPU but its it lot less milder. I may have ingored the sound on the CPU as I thought the fans get loud in these laptops. So I just flicked it with my finger and it stopped. It happend every 5 minttes then I removed it removed the fan and then tapped it saw it was moving very freely. So I put it back then no sound for more than 5 hours and right now it started making sound again. Every 5 minutes. I hit it once it stops then again starts after 5 minutes. Don't know what to do there is no warranty also. These fans are difficult to open I don't think this is a oiling problem cause the blade was moving very freely. It seems Asus fans are designed on purpose to get some sort of misalingment if we touch them like when clean them. Once it is misalinged it will not sit it. So My question is. Is it ok to press down on the fan blade? Maybe it will sit insde the hole properly? Or should I open it and oil it. I don't this can be opened I saw someone disable a new laptop and the said this has no screw and to remove it from the plastic thing is hard. But it can be done.
@@covstv2466 The problem is I am under warranty but the service Technician messed up by screw and I did not check it properly now when I opened it home the screw is broken from the housing. So I need to find a way to fix that screw without which I will not be able to take it for warranty. Until I do that I thought a fan won't cost me much. But if something costly conks off like display(it gave me some weird lines once which went off by itself. So I am hoping that thing happens again when my laptop is under warranty so I can replace it then. Now my warranty is void if I take it to the service center as I have opened it.
Great tutorial. My FX505DD GPU Fan also suffer this issue, i have all the tools required to do this but i'm too afraid to break the fan blade or even the fan motor. Maybe i'll try it sometimes in the near future.
I was about to make fun of this low quality video that it looks that is held with your mouth, but I tried following your steps and managed to clean both of the fans and lubed them as you show. Now there is no sound and the computer runs smoothly. THANK YOU SO MUCH! and sorry for being judgmental of your video.
Hey man when I try to put the panel back it do not get placed properly the panel comes out can you please help me? It's kind a urgent I have cleaned the fan though
for me, i just ran roblox with an auto clicker and tinytask on my dell inspiron 5458, then let it run for a while (i used rbxfpsunlocker to set it to 10 fps max so it doesnt overheat) it was just rattiling like crazy, but after one hour it got almost fixed, its not as noisy lol
Thank you so much .I have been having issued with my fan for so long and tried cleaning it but still no difference. Putting oil did the magic and I'm quite grateful
Will try this fix in the coming days, I was lazy with cleaning my laptop and last time i opened it was 1.5 years ago, bought it in 2019 and the gpu fan started making rattling noises, opened it up and the fans both cpu and gpu where covered in thick thick dust, cleaned it up, and the rattle was not gone, completely disconnected the gpu fan cable and increased the cooling dock power and now I can at least normally function with work, gaming also still works I read only that the 1660ti has a limit of 88 degrees and during most game play it hovers now around 77-84 celcius depending on which game. I would assume completly removing the fan would decrease the temps instead of holding a disconnected one which would obstruct without a meaning of function. But definitely still best idea to get it fixed
