DELL G15 5520 Overheating Thermal Shutdown
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93%
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CPU and GPU Cooling Fan Set
The G15 5520 relies on high-velocity airflow to clear heat from dense copper fins. Mechanical wear in the fan motor bearings or dust accumulation in the impeller blades reduces the actual RPM below the BIOS-commanded threshold, causing a rapid heat soak that triggers a protective thermal shutdown.
SKU: 0G0V6M / 074X7K
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4%
CONF
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High-Performance Thermal Interface Material
The 'pump-out' effect occurs when the heatsink and silicon die expand and contract at different rates, physically pushing the thermal grease out of the contact zone. Replacing the factory material with a high-viscosity thermal compound restores the thermal bridge between the chip and the vapor chamber/heat pipes.
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3%
CONF
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Thermal Heatsink Assembly
If the internal vacuum of the copper heat pipes is compromised due to a micro-fracture or manufacturing defect, the phase-change liquid cannot transport latent heat to the cooling fins. This results in a localized thermal 'dead zone' where the CPU reaches critical temperatures regardless of fan speed.
SKU: 0CNVXY
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the CPU and GPU Cooling Fan Set.
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