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If your PS4 slim sounds like this, then you probably have bad thermal paste. So let's replace it. Gonna start at and you'll start part over and then popping it off. Then you wanna remove this screw. Rotate the console to its side, a tug to remove your hard drive. Then right next, you can see a little sticker. As it always does, those stickers hide screws. Take this one out. Alright, screws out. Let's take off his pants. Underneath side, these corners until and then lift up and push away from you. Next, we're going to remove this screw right here. Alright, now flip front of the console, pry up these two corner and take its top off. Side, remove these two Phillips head screws and these three Torx screws. Then you can take this part off. Pry up at this edge. That worked up backward, disconnect this cable. And that allows you to disconnect the power supply. You'll want to remove these four ribbon cables and this little connector here. With those ribbon cables disconnected, the not so fun task of taking out 30 screws in this metal piece. Okay, that part had me sweating a little bit. Now we can actually take that thing off. Take that off. Be very careful that all of these get removed from these chips and placed back on your heat shield. Those are thermal pads and they keep those other chips cool. But now we do the fun part. Start by disconnecting this cable. Then remove these two screws. Once screw loose, take off. Get to the goods. Remove this cable at the very top. Now starting at the back edge here, your motherboard are facing you. Lock those back into here. Your tabs line up. Lay this gently down, then put your clamp back on. Then plug in your two cables. And with that done, reassemble it. Then make sure it works. Chedda. That just about does it for this video. If you would like a longer, more in-depth tutorial with reassembly, check out my YouTube and if to directly support me providing more content just like this, check out my Patreon linked to my bio. And now I think that does it. As always, I appreciate your time and thank you.