ElecGear Replacement Internal Cooling Fan for PS4 Pro CUH-7xxx – CPU Heatsink Cooler, Arctic MX-2 Thermal Compound Paste, TR8 Torx Security, PH0 Screwdriver Repair Tool Kit for PlayStation 4 Pro

i have only just installed the new fan, but the difference was immediate. The instillation was relatively easy with an ifixit guide. the included thermal paste wipes, replacement tube of thermal paste, and drivers are handy if you dont have/ keep those items around. i had stopped using the console completely because of fan noise. after playing skyrim for an hour, the console was nice and quiet.

Perfect I have used this exact product twice now to silence two jet engine PS4 pro’s with the first one around three years ago now and it’s still quiet and functioning great. They fit perfect for the specific model they were ordered for keeping the consoles cool and running nice without overheating and the speed is like factory.

What can I say?! The fan is silent and I repasted the APU with their included thermal paste which in the description says it's made by artic the mx-2 or something like that but when received it had the manufacturer of this product on it not artic.Now I also bought artic TP-3 thermal pad 1 sheet of 100x100mm 1mil thickness. Cut them to the entire size of each VRM module and repasted the APU and installed the fan. I can say while playing 2 hrs of God of War Ragnarok the PS4 pro was whisper quite and never could hear it when before it sounded like a jet engine.HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT.watch a IFixIt video on how to disassemble the console and it was easy to do.

Installed in a CUH-1115A PS4 and the installation was perfect (minus messing up the Bluray cable which had to then be purchased). The PS4 is nice and quiet again. It's almost entirely silent for downloaded games and most sound on disc-based games come from the Bluray drive (which drives me nuts since almost all disc-based games just copy to the hard drive anyway).The included screw drivers and thermal paste worked well for all screws and for re-coating the PS4 SoC. The Thermal paste is enough for about 5 or 6 applications should you need to do it over. Just don't go so heavy as most is going to seep out the side anyway. Make sure to use the included thermal paste spreader. It's like a little spatula for frosting a cake.

I just picked up a PS4 Pro of eBay to finish Shadow of Colossus but despite sticking an SSD in there, it was super loud during gameplay like a jet engine taking off. After some research and watching YouTube videos, it was recommended to repaste the CPU, clean the heatsink and change the fan which brings me to this Item.This had a brand new silent fan, two screwdrivers and thermal paste and spreader. Literally everything you need to repair loud and old PS4 Pro. I used my own tools but did end up using the supplied paste. It took about two hours and it helps to have a good dust brush and air blower but when I was done, my used PS4 sounded wisper quiet, like new system from back in the day. I had my kid play Ratchet and Clank and Knack half a day on it to see if it makes loud fan noise but no sir! Very happy with this item and seller! I hope they keep this item available for a long time!

Had a friend install in my ps4 pro and now my system is as quiet as a mouse. It was easy to install. Plus it came with all we needed for installation.

I bought this product as a replacement fan for my PS4 Pro, which I bought refurbished. The stock fan was incredibly loud and presumably damaged. If you're not tech savvy or are concerned about your warranty, then perhaps this isn't for you. However, anyone with a hint of technical prowess should have no problem installing this kit. I have the Playstation apart and back together with the new fan in under an hour. Everything you need is included. I wish there was an option without the screwdrivers however, as I have my own drivers already.Note: When looking as these fans, make sure that it's compatible with your system.

Used this on my PS4 Pro Destiny 2 edition that had been running loud with a really annoying whine.The screwdrivers worked well and the fan is nice and quiet.When running at full speed it's loud but doesn't have the whine that the stock one had.And the only reason it ran at full speed was cos I screwed up the thermal paste first time.With that done correctly it's been quiet.For others looking to do this:I watched a couple of teardown videos to see how do it. Mostly it's a lot of unscrewing things, keep track of the screws and where they should go.Biggest issues I had were getting the case apart and the internal power connector.For whatever reason the case on mine needed a LOT of force to pry apart. I ended up giving it a couple of sideways taps with rubber mallet and that seemed to free it up.The thin 4 wire power connector was stuck, possibly even glued in at both ends.In the teardown videos, I saw the guys just quickly pop it off without issue.Mine started to disintegrate as I tried to use pliers.In the end I just left it connected and unscrewed everything I could.I was able to rotate the main board enough to get the fan out and the new one in and then put on the thermal paste.Initially I used a thermal pad from another vendor and that didn't work out. Not sure if it was too thick or I didn't tighten the heatsink down enough, but the PS4 went into full speed fan mode when turned on.I took the pad out, cleaned it all up and then used 5 small blobs of the supplied paste.That seemed to work and it's been quiet so far.