Overheating MSI MS1541 Gaming Laptop New Thermal Paste

MSI Gaming Laptop is overheating.
The CPU and GPU fan go on high speed all the time.
The laptop is making loud fan noise.
This is becuase the thermal paste is dried up and heavy dust blocking the heat to escape.

The model for this is:
- MSI Gaming Laptop
- MSI MS-1541

*** For America Shopper **
Where to buy battery replacement BTY-M6M battery ?
Or try Ebay if Amazon does not ship.

Where to buy DDR4 Laptop RAM?

Where to buy thermal paste ?

Where to buy thermal pad ?

Where to get M.2 SSD ?

Where to buy USB NVME adapter ?

Tools Kit Screwdrivers:

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*** For UK Shopper **
Where to buy battery replacement BTY-M6M battery ?
Or try Ebay if Amazon does not ship.

Where to get DDR4 Laptop RAM ?

Where to get M.2 SSD ?

Where to buy thermal paste ?

Where to buy USB NVME Adapter ?

Where to buy thermal pad ?

Tools Kit Screwdrivers:

Where to buy electric screwdriver ?

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[kupikichuvava]

Bruh the thing you should do is DISCONNECT THE BATTERY

[Stars-usgh]

do not be sorry was a very helpful, thank you

[djsuri]

Hello sir, can you make a full video of the replacement of the two products?

[abdessalamabdoo]

what size of thermal pads did you use in this laptop i have the same one i want to change it.

[marcink]

Hi, also all of you guys who asked before. Anyone changed thermo pads and have info about thickness? please .. I had exactly the same situation after disassembling my laptop as in this video. Msi ge66 Raider dragonshield limited edition with i9-10980HK and 2070SUPER. I cleaned everything. However, now I can't find any information about which thermal pads to use... trying to put 1mm thermal pads on all the elements except the CPU and GPU ended with the GPU not connecting to the radiator at all. This results in the screen turning off and then the laptop after a few/dozen seconds.

[Kibalion]

Еще и пасту arctic mx нанес самую говняную, зачем ты так с ним?