laptops gpu Removing a Soldered Dedicated GPU in Laptop

[thekingrenz23]

Hey Guys First time posting here actually first time coming over why not ask questions to linus forums haha

 

So I decided to remove my dedicated laptop gpu which is soldered by the way!

 

Why would i remove it?

The reason for this is the GPU is already broken im not using it tho it is connected i disabled it from my Device Manager 

for some reason it causes heat to my laptop even if i disabled it. I tried not applying thermal paste to the gpu and my laptop will shutdown cause of an overheat! Sounds Right?

 

So I hope i can have better temps if i remove it cause Im a programmer ya know i like to program everytime not turning my laptop of haha Thanks in advance  

[Sauron]

Removing a soldered gpu without causing damage to the motherboard requires special (and expensive) tools. It's also possible the computer will refuse to turn on without the gpu. Don't do it.

[Hekoki]

this is an awful idea, the laptop probably wont work without the gpu installed, but if you really wanted to do it youd need a hot air soldering station

[Combustible Lemon]

Not only bios. Laptops boards are very complicated and removing one part can cause unknown issues in the other side of the board.
I wouldn't try anything like that without board schematics (good luck getting those) and a lot of experience in BGA soldering and component level repair.

[thekingrenz23]

Thanks For all the response now I decided not to remove it till i get a new one haha