Mi notebook pro Liquid Metal & LTE modem

Mi notebook pro Liquid Metal & LTE modem

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    Obamo
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    Hello everyone, i just bought a mi notebook pro and I am very satisfied with it. Since it is relatively not “expensive” I am going to change the thermal past with a liquid metal one. I ll post a tutorial on how to do it, it is not the first time I am doing it so I am expecting not to fry up anything. But this will updated later.

    My main concern is this free LTE modem slot on the mi notebook pro: can I use it ? If I buy the appropriate lte card will it work?

    Honestly guy I need an answer as they are very few material on the net on this topic. Thank you!

    Chris if you read me I love your YouTube video very polish with a lot of great ideas in them!

    Thank you all and keep updated for the liquid metal mi notebook pro (I know it is useless on this hardware but yolo!)

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    Chris G
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    Hi,

    Sounds good, please post some pictures and before and after thermals if you can. I’ll be watching this thread for updates. As for the modem, it’s printed on the motherboard, that’s it, no hardware in the laptop. It lacks everything, I only mentioned it in a few videos because you can see that Xiaomi have or did have plans for an LTE version.

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    #141861
    jeremy kan
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    Obamo what were the results with the liquid metal? Did you apply it to the CPU and GPU? I’m getting my mi notebook pro and may be interested in doing the same thing. I assume you’re using Grizzly…

    I heard that you were not meant to use liquid metal on an aluminium heatsink which would mean you shouldn’t apply it on this laptop as it eats through it. But I could be very wrong with that, I’m not the most savvy when it comes to this kind of stuff.

    Thanks

    #142388
    Michael Saldana
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    I’m also curious as to how the liquid medal is holding up

    #142418
    Chris G
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    Love to know the results too. My repasted lowered temps 5 degrees C, so I imagine this would be even better. I was too scared to use liquid metal due to risk of causing a short.

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