u/Right_Somewhere_1003

I bought a 2025 Z13 off someone and the liquid metal application turned out to be terrible; I had to open it up and change out the LM for PTM. That was successful, but I cracked the screen while trying to figure out how to get off. It's still fully functional and the cracks aren't usually visible while the screen is on, but I do want to get it replaced

I want to ask if someone has experience replacing the screens on the Z13, and what I need to do it, because I want to minimize the risk of me screwing up again. (I don't want to deal with ASUS out-of-warranty repair and I can't afford it anyway)

I tried searching for threads related to undervolting the dGPU in this laptop but I wasn't able to find much related to it as most topics I've found are CPU-related. I got this laptop a few days ago and basically I'm not sure how I'm supposed to undervolt the 5070 Ti properly.

I think I've seen someone write that you can undervolt it in G-Helper but I'm not exactly sure how you're supposed to do that properly without a performance loss, and I'm also not sure what a good baseline for undervolting it would be in MSI Afterburner.

But to be clear, I just want to run it at stock clock speeds but lower the voltage as much as my silicon can handle. But without a guide or someone else's settings to follow, I really have no idea what I'm doing probably

I would appreciate any help