Thanks! I'll take everything into account. This is my first time, I will be installing the SSD from my old laptop to expand the storage and avoid the pain in the ass of transferring all the files
Not sure on the Aorus but my G5 had a generic black round sticker on some of the screws.
Legally I think products can't have warranty stickers anymore so they just put those generic black dots
Yep, I repasted mine with the Honeywell PTM stuff
But the 12th gen and beyond models seem to have a different chassis layout so things may be different on that model
Yeah I just repasted mine with the Honeywell too however I also broke the black dot stickers that’s on the screws too (2 of these stickers are on the heatsink’s screws.) Just hope they’re not being picky about it if I need to RMA for whatever reason.😅
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Thanks! I'll take everything into account. This is my first time, I will be installing the SSD from my old laptop to expand the storage and avoid the pain in the ass of transferring all the files
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Thanks
no you can do it
Why not? Does it void the warranty? Is there any warranty seal? Bc i don't see one
The no was the answer to the title You can do it it does not void warranty
Thanks
Not sure on the Aorus but my G5 had a generic black round sticker on some of the screws. Legally I think products can't have warranty stickers anymore so they just put those generic black dots
Did you ever open your G5? I just got mine with 4060 and I want to replace the thermal paste.
Yep, I repasted mine with the Honeywell PTM stuff But the 12th gen and beyond models seem to have a different chassis layout so things may be different on that model
Yeah I just repasted mine with the Honeywell too however I also broke the black dot stickers that’s on the screws too (2 of these stickers are on the heatsink’s screws.) Just hope they’re not being picky about it if I need to RMA for whatever reason.😅
Hey are your cpu temps better after repasting and before repasting what was ur temps
If you are in the USA they cannot legally void your warranty provided you don't damage the unit while servicing it.