My CPU dropped *20 DEGREES* after my first delidding
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My first delidding experience comes shortly after my i9-7980XE began overheating to 104°C. Using a tube of liquid metal and der8auer's delid tool (sent to me by Steve from GamersNexus), I embark on a quest for sustainable operating temperatures and a life without thermal throttling.
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Kyle: "if your curious about delidding, you should do it, because if i can do it anyone can."
The verge: "hold my beer."
kyle messed up. he forgot to add thermal paste b4 the liquid metal because more is better
@@ertadssf he also forgot to spread the liquid metal all over the cpus heatspreader because the more the better ya know.
He also didn't zip tie the IHS to the die.
The Verge would USE beer as an interface material. Probably a nice hoppy craft brew. Possibly sour.
You know they would spread it all over the top of the CPU, not just the die. More is better you know...
I saw "My CPU dropped" and thought it was a Linus Tech Tips video.
Do I need de-lidding
Me 2
You mean linus drop tips?
same
The title is like those weightloss ads.
DOCTORS HATE HIM
Exactly!
It's Ya Boi Cory you mean "OVERCLOCKERS HATE HIM!"
@@Al.j.Vasquez newbies hate mr. Delid
Haha, that's great
*Doctors hate him!*
saw that on softonic
*Click here to learn his secrets!*
And his parents hate him for not becoming a doctor.
Amazing how a little drop spreads so much...
lol hotel janitors could relate
@@lamp7746 what the fuck hhahaha
Frr
Same can be said about semen
@@TracesOfNuts ah. Funny.
Liquid metal is extremely scary! You seen T2: judgement Day!
darkheart333 hotmail this is why less is more when it comes to liquid metal. Never know when it will seep out of your ihs
I was making a joke about the liquid metal terminator. The T-1000
Yeah, that T-1000 liquid is no joking matter
darkheart333 hotmail
T2: judgement Day!
MAYA, alias wavefront on PC, that was history, SGi was unable to sell their $ 100.k system, so a new company was born!
Maya, Autodesk now, gamers need more skills!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Old Grandpa people sill call it SGi, Silicone Graphics, the source to all movie hollywood effects now!
Fuckin mimetic polyalloys
2:54 It's rewind time
oh shit
HAH
DAS HOT
De-lidding sounds dirty
My dad tosses me the Xeon 1603 I bought and I missed it, brought me flash backs
Kyle congrats on your first deliding. Very proud of you bud 😊 we could all tell you were nervous but now that CPU is nice and chilly you and wifey sauce did a amazing job thank you for the video and showing us this
Wifey deserves half the credit for this video. 😁
+1 to Wifey helping on the build. She should help more often!
I’ve been obsessed with this guy’s videos ever since I got my first gaming pc a few weeks ago.
I had no problems with my i7 4790k for the first couple of years I had it, then all of a sudden it just started hitting 100 degrees and throttling. I couldn't figure out what the issue was, so ended up removing the 4.4ghz boost capabilities and the temps never went over 80 degrees after that. But obviously that wasn't good enough, why have a processor that can't use its own boost? Such a waste. I obviously ruled out the Corsair AIO cooler as the issue. That was working fine.
So I decided to de-lid for the first time ever and I have to say WOW!! Liquid metal (The same one that Kyle uses in the video) made an incredible difference. My CPU is now back to being able to boost as it should and my temperatures never go over 45 degrees while gaming and whilst running AIDA64, the max temp it hits is 55c.
So if anyone is having the same kind of problems, I'd say you should contemplate doing the same. After all, if a noob like me can do it... anyone can. ;)
Quick edit... I forgot to say that when I removed the IHS of the CPU, the Intel thermal paste had dried out and literally crumbled away. This CPU had been running at stock settings since the day I bought it, no overclocking has ever been performed on it. So that says a lot about the thermal paste that Intel uses. Lol.
daft question new to de-lidding is thermal paste on the CPU to the IHS and do you reckon this can be done with AMD CPU's in the same way? (only seen it on intel so far)
hmmm I have a 4790k that runs pretty hot... not sure I can justify the cost of a delid tool + liquid metal... but tempting :S
Between the CPU chip and the IHS, there is thermal paste, but it's Intels' own and that's not very good. To be honest, I've never seen de-lidding done with an AMD processor either, perhaps RUclips may have some videos on it, if it is at all possible.
Sorry I can't be of any real help there. I don't want to give any false information out.
My problem was so bad that I almost bought a new 8700k to replace it. But that would have meant buying a new Motherboard and DDR4 RAM too, so that combined cost convinced me that taking the chance of doing a de-lid was worth it, after all, if it failed I'd still have to change it all out anyway.
I don't know where you're located, but I'm in the UK. I used the "Overclockers" website to purchase my Der8auer de-lid kit for £25 (the day after I bought mine, they had used ones for sale at £15, which I would have bought if available at the time.) and the Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut for £7. Plus some thermal resistant silicon sealant from Amazon UK for £5 (to re-lid the CPU, which as Kyle says, isn't strictly necessary, again I wish I'd known that. Lol). So the total cost was only £37, but without the sealant & buying the used de-lid kit, it would have only been £22. But I'm still VERY happy that I only had to pay £37 to fix my issue and breathe new life into my system. It's a LOT better than £700+ for all new gear.
One thing I will say is... If you do decide to do it, make sure you don't get any liquid metal on anything but the CPU chip, to be sure, I used my wifes' clear nail polish to paint on the little metal contacts under the IHS before applying the liquid metal, just to be sure. There are some great instructional videos here on RUclips that'll tell you all you need to know. And as I said before, I've never done anything like this before, for fear of wrecking stuff. But this gamble paid off in spades! My temps are so low now that I have more than enough headroom for if I ever want to overclock.
i'm in Canada, I can get the der8auer tool for about $54 on amazon but looks like there's some cheaper $24 versions which should work fine too... and about $20 for conductonaut.. so about $45 total. not awful I guess.. might consider it ;)
Last time i was this early, this was still Awesomesauce Network! Glad to hear the re-delidding and re-application process worked out for ya! Good luck in the OC battle! Cool to see ya experience your first delid. It was a nerve racking process for me...and i did two 3770ks on my first go at it (also for a video) lol. Worked out well!
Coalition Gaming I been wanting to delid my 3770k for years, always get scared. What kind of results did you get with the 3770k?
@@dayadam16 Stable OC before was 4.3, after was 4.7 at same temps
Coalition Gaming wow. I’m stable at 4.5 with a noctua nh15 cooler running 1.35 volts. But my temps are 63to70ish gaming. I’m really considering doing this. What kit did you use?
i used the Rockitcool kit
Coalition Gaming thanks I actually looked at your channel and realized your video on the obs stream set up with no capture card is the reason I was able to set up my streaming network at my house to multiple PCs. Awesome info 👍
Kyle: "This isn't a tutorial, go watch another video"
Also Kyle: has "HOW TO DELID CPU" in tags
Me: ಠ_ಠ
How do u do the face...plss show me
@@sharmxnn6641 (θ‿θ)
@@sharmxnn6641 Use Indic keyboard and pic Kannada language. That symbol is pronounced as Ta.
@@TheFourthWinchester I'm on mobile
@@sharmxnn6641 →(° °)┗ ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ
Awesome that you give a shout to the people that help you! What's ashame is that Intel knows there is a heat issue and has done nothing about it. For the cost of an Intel chip you would think that they would have corrected that issue by now.
they have! the 9000 series CPUs are all suppose to be sodered so you won't need to do this anymore!
@@Shipprofile08 bullshit. 9900k still is loosing about 20c when delid
Nice job Kyle! My first delid went almost perfectly as well. My initial delid, I didn't put enough liquid metal on the die and IHS, so I had to do it again. I was super conservative with the liquid metal, so I applied more on the 2nd run, and boom- 33*C Idling and 70*C Max under load.
When ur wife was doing it it was so satisfying
She looked so calm 😂😂😂
Funny as hell!
Forgot to clean the glue from the chip pcb and IHS, didn't spread the liquid metal on the IHS and didn't even put protective coating such as clear nail polish around the die. Which we all can probably assume Wifesauce has. Smooth one, Kyle.
it was actually quite satisfying to see that the small amount of liquid metal was able to cover that much surface area.
YOU DIDN'T CLEAN OFF THE GLUE #TRIGGERED
Minhajul Islam yeah I know! I was like wtf man. Fix that!
'He don't know to apply liquid metal on bottom of IHS!'
And he did not apply any nail polish after the alcohol cleaning! And he thanked Steve at the end, but not Wifeysauce!
How long till The Verge comes up with a Lyle-doppelganger explaining how not to liquid metal mocking this video? ;)
lol i was losing my mind
I think that was Steve (who delided this CPU the first time). I remember him saying he didn't bother to clean it all off in a video with a different CPU. That or Steve bought and reapplied silicone sealant, but I've never seen him do that in a video.
"I'm too scared of the algorithm now"
Checking in from the year 2020, the censorship is even worse now.
I never delidded in my life and delidded my 7820x 8-core cpu running around 4.9ghz all cores before the delid. I found it to be a very easy job, time consuming tho as I wanted to scrape away all of the old intel sealant and re-applied my own RTV on the 4 corners of the IHS. I used liquid metal on both sides and dropped 15-18c .. I think I would have dropped more but I also changed from an ek supremacy water block to a x299 monoblock at the same time so now I am cooling my VRMs with my loop as well and I used thermal grizzly minus thermal pads for my VRMs and wow what a difference, I went from 90-100c VRM temps to 30c at idle and 48c under full load! My loop is def running a little hotter now obsorbing all that extra heat which is why I feel I am not seeing over a 20c temp drop on my cpu. Im planning on going for a 5ghz all-core overclock later on today because with the added CPU and VRM cooling I have now I believe I can finally get stable at 5ghz.👍🏻
Good job wiffee sauce, good thing you took over.
Skylake 6700k 4.7GHz @ 1.37v. £5 chinese delid tool off ebay. Waited two weeks for delivery, cracked the lid off carefully. Conductonaut on die, plop it back on, Gelid GC extreme on the heatspreader. Full load before: 76 degrees, full load after: 59 degrees. This is also IMMEDIATELY after, before anything is cured. Best decision ever at the time. It's not hard, it's not that dangerous, be careful and in 1 hour start to end you'll cut a huge chunk off your CPU temps.
Everyone else: *Doctors hate him*
Me: *LINUS HATES HIM*
I did this on my 7700k a year ago. Was nervous but was definitely do-able. Dropped it 20c as well! Used Thermal Grizzly and it's been working flawlessly ever since. Max temp is 62C
Same here. my 8086k dropped about 23c max temp now is 49c 4.5ghz 1.1 volt
"I feel giddy!. Hee hee!" idk why but i started chuckling so hard after this one.
8:07 Core #0 Distance to TjMAX, just had me laughing a little. lol
If you're recording your screen at 4K with OBS and are exporting as a test 4K, why don't you upload in 4K? :((
this video is actually 4k..
yeet master HE LIE
Seems to me a better option is to polish the lid and contact surface on the cooler/heatsink with a flat plate (or glass sheet) and 1000-2000 grit sand-paper. Note that the sand paper must be very flat for this to work, hence the need to use a plate underneath. This will make the surface much more uniform and lessen the need for the thermal paste to conduct heat. Thermal paste is typically NOT a good heat conductor. Its only there because its better than just having air in the gap instead. The lid itself doesn't have that high a thermal resistance, but the matte surface and engraved text adds lots of valleys and ridges that hamper heat conduction. Theoretically if you were to lap them together to an optical finish and get them very clean you could skip the heat sink grease entirely since they would be in nearly perfect contact. You can tell if your at an optical finish if the two parts stay stuck together after you squeeze all the air out. This should give you essentially the same result as de-lidding since one surface is now a much better conductor of heat.
kyle: "idle temps we hovering at 45-55 it was really bad"
Me: *Checking to see what temps im currently idling at. I see its at 70 degrees and i just think of the song hot*
Idle at 70c? O.o how tf, do you even have a cooler installed?
@@Redslayer86 buddy i get 60c on idle
@@Giovanni-rh1pw my TIM so bad it's hitting 55 idle
Steve applied clear nail polish to all the SMD's around the die, so don't worry about killing it!
It overheated because wifeysauce was close by and her hotness transferred to the CPU.
Bazinga_X
wifeysauce
You borrowed housewife lady tools to remove stickers, paint remover for hands and nails, or pinky shit in the bathroom is good enough here?
No she got too hot
U mean radiation?
SHE GOOD AT APPLYING NAIL POLISH EXPERIENCE
Glad you got the temps down. Good call checking the monblock as well. So many never think about it and machining mistakes with tolerances that close do happen. I can't wait to see that build finished.
The liquid metal dried up. If you put liquid tape or nail polish on the SMD's, then you don't have to worry about the liquid metal migrating.
Ahnilated Ahnilated what’s an smd
Simon Bauer surface mounted device
Ahnilated Ahnilated
wifeysauce
You borrowed housewife lady tools to remove stickers, paint remover for hands and nails, or pinky shit in the bathroom is good enough here?
Congratulation on your first delid Kyle! The process was simple enough with the cool tool:)) One little piece of advice, it helps so much to apply liquid metal to the IHS and also put a very good silicone if not industrial silicone. As you probably know the liquid metal is the most efficient when it gets very hot so these 2 things help the process. Love your content! Keep up the good work!
I hope we can get to see Lyle again. 😹🙈
In case you were wondering, those black q-tips probably came from his trip to japan. They sell those in most convenient stores for like a couple bucks per 100. They are also ribbed for your pleasure.
5:26 you killed me lol hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Kyle!!! I love your videos and I watch A LOT of tech tubers. Idk if you've been absent or going through some things in the office, but I hope your content creation goes up. You've always had this great charisma behind the camera and you have a great perspective on the PC community as a whole. Keep it coming!!!!
The CPU still has a pretty big fingerprint in the middle!! Otherwise cool video dude!
You can use ACRYLIC conformal coating to help prevent a short, folks tend to use the silicone version which makes little sense. It will work as they both do the same job (to prevent the liquid metal from coming in contact with a capacitor) but the acrylic version is far better (about 5 times) for electrical insulation which would be beneficial for this type of application. If you are still nervous after this you can even put some thin kapton tape on top of the conformal coating after it has been given time to cure. Kapton tape is also very good for preventing a short (it's sole purpose) and it is made to withstand heat far beyond what a CPU/GPU will ever see.
I read "My CPU dropped" - immediately checks channel in case this is a Linus video.
you mean "i read the comment above from a month ago - immediately copied it"
@@xyzzyx182 Nope. I mean "I read "My CPU dropped" - immediately checks channel in case this is a Linus video.". I type what I thought of, irrespective of what other people may type.
When I watch a video, I may comment something. I don't memorize humourous comments made by other people with the intent of reusing them to what? Get "likes" on RUclips? Don't be pathetic.
@@thanahr3505 I believe you.
A good practice I have seen too is putting just a tiny bit of the crappiest thermal compound, mount in the motherboard socket with the socket clamp, then remove and check the thermal paste spread, if it's not spreading evenly then it will likely require lapping the die or the IHS which would suck so bad.
This dye is GINORMOUS!
5:39 Looks like a portal to another *die-mension*. LMAO xD Careful, Kyle! Eva McCulloch could grab you and Wifeysauce through the die! 😰
and the next intel cpu's are soldered lol
Yengore
Why do they will get performance there? Why lol, nerdy humor, a lol question? what you meant?
wat
@@lucasrem umm what language you speaking bro?
wat
wat
at 5:45 you can see that he sealed the cpu around the die with nail polish. Smart boy
You borrowed Allen's key?
Axel Brito n1
he should ditch allan and get with phillip
@@Orangefan77 I know Phillip can screw pretty well, or so I have been told...
From what I hear, he screws with confidence...
Axel Brito
Hex key, this is Googly here, the RUclips Housewife languages, cheap content, fahrenheit 100 levels hahahaha, not science at all!!!!
Alan Keyes, housewifes do say weird shit, Alan Kay!
You borrowed housewife lady tools to remove stickers, paint remover for hands and nails, or pinky shit in the bathroom is good enough here?
Plot twist at 5:15, the material refuses to stay spread and slowly reforms into that of a little figurine, bent down on one knee.
Cue the Terminator 2 theme.
Just to let everyone know
If you want to do it
It lowers the temp
But it voids warranty
So try it on a shitty chip
Not an expensive one
If something goes wrong
what is the point you might as well just spend that extra $20-$50 worth of delidding hardware and liquid metal on a a better CPU instead of buying a shittier one just to delid it
I would only agree with your statement for those who want to get in to delidding but want to try it out on cheaper CPU's and then do it on one they already have
@@zahidshabir4038 That's exactly what he meant I don't think you got his point!
I would only do it on something like a 7980XE if I had done it several times on 8700ks or whatever. Would not recommend your first try being a 7980XE
Get the cpu u wanted, spend the time well with it till the warranty expires and then go for the delid. You don't have to buy a crap cpu just to try out delidding.
@@LeanyG11 well if it's ur first time then there is no harm trying it out
I still chuckle every time you refer to your old lady as "wifey sauce". Cracks me up. Go wifey sauce. When will your brother Lyle be making another video? And... your sponsor ad with the two Corsair PC cases having a baby case is hilarious!👏👏
Old Lady?
So my little brother is a complete pc noob and he asked me why they don’t just put a block of ice on it smh
i tried dry ice ghetto overclocking on my old q6600. it was some dank shit.
Nah tell ur lil bro put bucket of milk on his computer for stronger metallic bones *cough* metal rather
So? Go fucking teach him things and stop being a piece of shit
@@moonage_ someone who asks something so dumb is long gone
ok and how old is he? Teaching the kids was the best experience I had when they were younger, My daughters system is custom build the way she wanted and now its my sons turn to build one.. he already tore apart the old dell quad core 2 machine and rebuilt it and looks good and boots.. now it's his turn to build a custom machine. Teach em the fundamentals and pass it down.
dont worry about not putting it on the ihs. you put enough on the die so that it wont matter. normally you would want to paint on a thin layer to both but what you did is fine
I actually thought you have a coloured nails😂🤣
Great job dude! And to think I was stressed out yesterday when I overclocked my R5 1500X to 4.0ghz! It was also the first time I overclocked my memory and tightened the timings! It was super stressful but its stable and gained 75-85 points in cinebench and hit 905!! 😎
Nice man. Still haven't delved into memory OC yet myself (other than XMP), looks confusing. My CPU OC can still use some fine tuning as well (I just set my 8700k to 5.0GHz and left it).
Yay new upload
C'mon Kyle!! Appreciate your wify!! Ladies really know how to apply nail-polish, and spreading that liquid metal was just the same!! She did a phenomenal job!!
I'm relieved that next gen intel cpus are soldered, using tim was stupid, specially on a 2000$ unlocked cpu :D
Yeah i was wondering why they did that, made no sense.
well people that use ln2 can delid soldered ihs
Mohi Beyki
These kids here???? unable to build a PC, needing the RUclips communities to do their first build!
well people, PhD people here, smart people, soldering skills here????????????
delid = PRO, they don't need RUclips, they can read stuff!
I said that people who use LN2 to overclock can delid a soldered cpu, so we are in agreement :)
Sjarken
Production processes, just too hard to understand..
Office and cloud solutions need the 7nm low power solutions, gamers need the old 16 nm high watt gear!
Read more!
LM doesn't need to be reapplied, people don't use sealant to avoid the IHS being too far away from the die, which GN has tested to increase temperature considerably.
" I feel giddy, hehe" lmao i've never heard that phrase in my life
Also, if the temperature measurement is at the actual die, 100 deg. C is not that bad. You really don't need to worry until you get past 125 deg C. Most semiconductors will work ok-ish up to about 150 deg. C. By about 200 deg. C is when they start to degrade exponentially with each degree of temperature increase, from actual testing done on components at my last job. FWIW 100 deg C on older computers was a big deal since the temperature measurement was from a thermistor somewhere nearby the IC. The actual die temps could easily be 50-100 degrees hotter, hence why it mattered so much.
Watching this feels like "how not to..." type of tutorial!
lol I love the jokes you throw in basically insulting yourself. GOLD
Back in the only days when all CPUs were delidded
Intel: 2k$ cpu with ther...tooth paste inside
Amd: threadripper with soldered ihs
Intel:Cuz who gives a fuck u r buying it anyway
Love some bitwit content keep up the good work
I had this happen on a 3570k. Point one, the liquid metal does not last forever, it has to be reapplied at some point. Point two, yes if it is disturbed, re mounted it can lose contact with the IHS. Really more of a PITA. Better to use some really good thermal paste, might be a few degrees hotter, but it will last longer, and not give problems between remounts.
Cant believe he did NOT clean gunk glue off heat spreader
The application time lapse was satisfying.
Just realized your t shirt is a thumb screw for a case
It's from Paul's Hardware!
Oh yeah from scrapyard wars over at llt
paulshardware.net/all-products/thumb-screw-mens-tri-blend-t-shirt
I find its kinda interesting that it was cores 4, 13, and 17 that were overheating. The number 4 is considered an unlucky number in Chinese culture. The number 13 is also widely considered bad luck for multiple reasons. If you add those two unlucky numbers together you get 17
Hey, hey. They did surgery on a...
Some Guy: DEAD MEME GOT DAMMIT
Iv had similar issues after delid with some cores running crazy hot and the delid working great for a little, then crapping out. Hope yours stay low :)
Ok
Now how to delid rgb
So it's cooler
And.
More rgb
Great vid Kyle
Ah Kyle- your videos are refreshing and just great; love your format and humour. Seriously. Keep it up bro
I’m about to do this on my 7700k. Can’t keep it at 5.0 even with a watercooler
no-ones cpu stays at 5 degrees
yotoprules 😂 5.0ghz
@@growtacoma8954 my bad lmao
my 7700k is so hot I couldn’t do 5 degrees on liquid nitrogen, I don’t think lol
I couldn't stay at 4.9 with the 8700k so I dellided the CPU and now 5ghz all cores max temps 70-75 the amount of paste they put under the chip is so little mine didn't have any left on the chip itself when I took It apart 😂
I seal just the ends to make it easier to handle and cleaning off the old adhesive helps in getting better contact with the die.
You did a good application bro other than forgetting to liquid metal the IHS lmao still for your first try especially
If only intel don't use toothpaste as a thermal compound we won't need to delid it ourselves.
ahahahaha you got the sense of humor! earned one more subscriber :)
A much better title that doesn't sound like an infomercial farm: "First Delidding - Didn't Expect 20'C Drop In Max Temps"
I won't even risk doing that on a Pentium 4
shekel bergenstein I would, if I had the money to buy the tools and it was worth doing on ryzen. Unfortunately it’s not :(
loves the videos man always watch on my lunch brake at work
5:21 perks of having a wife
The editing in the final minutes of the video was so smooth.
This is the kind of video where I will hit Like before watching :)
In the future we will look back and laugh at the fact we were even doing this. But we had our love for the -20C! Been doing it the last 5 years since the 4770K days!
Kyle you also used a tool which takes about 80% of the worry away... With a tool intimidating it is not. Razor Blades (no puns intended*) are no fun and are intimidating (yes ive done it) and they can damage if you're not super careful and safe. Used if you didn't buy the tool you had to get creative. A small vice works also if you're careful. Done two chips that are still rocking it today. 2 4770K's and 2 4790K's are delidded by me. :)
This just makes me learn that those companies could make it more efficient but theg dont.
FROSTII
Low Power ITX systems, why that, office tasks deliddings....
Intel doesn't use liquid metal to cool the CPUs because liquid metal is not as durable as the thermal compound they use. Liquid metal needs to be replaced "frequently" as opposed to the thermal compound thats last for years. There aren't many people willing to use LM because of the risk and the hastle, despite the great improvement.
Liquid metal needs to be replaced maybe every 3 years. It's not that frequent. You should pay attention to how well you apply it the first time more than worry about it aging.
soldering is better, that's why AMD does it, and now Intel with the 9th gen.
intel's compound sucks replaced the goop on my 6700k with some thermal grizzly ceramic compound around 6 months ago 5-7c headroom is pretty sweet for an OC if you can be bothered and yes as stated im not a LM fan because im a slacker ill probably forget to ever replace it
So cool of you to use a Gamers Nexus mod mat while doing this!
I will never delid. I can’t risk my CPU for lower temperatures
8700k ?
our life is a risk. you either spend $200-300 on a good AIO or delid once and get nice temperatures without expensive cooling.
The Real Bleach
These people are here from PS4 to do their first noob style noob build PC!
these 12 year olds do delidding on their first builds.....Regular job for any 5th grader that noobs!
Delided my i7-7700K (Kraken x62 AIO cooler) and got nice FPS & overall performance boost basically for free.
lucas rem The i7 7700K is an exception. That CPU can heat my flat
is liquid metal just literally gallium or mercury?
I was wondering myself.
Its gallium
It will be interesting to see how your setup score would be after you upgrade to 9900k
Anton Makov lower
Slower
bitwit:*delids a cpu because its overheating*
me,with a laptop that runs constantly at 150 degrees: ITS F I N E
First
Delid
Aika The Shiba Inu lol
Aika The Shiba Inu Nice doge
@@TheRealBleach thank you. You're nice to!
I did my delidding with a crusty old vice. Just put the cpu in so the one side touches the pcb and the other side touches the heatsink.
also important with the newer, thinner pcbs: take care that one of the little "dimples" or holes or whatever you call them are touching the vice, so the weak spot isn't getting all the pressure
I guess that's smarter than what I did. I also used an old dirty vice. But instead of pushing it off with the vice, I used a hammer and a block of wood on the pcb.
They did surgery on a cpu
They did surgery on a cpu
By the way, if you want to run the CPU on full in premier, add warp stabilizer to 5-8 clips (that has movement in it). Make sure the clips aren't connected on the timeline. That's the only thing I know that can max the cpu in premiere.
AMD = Android
Intel = Ios
Polishing the underside of the IHS for better and long term results. Using liquid electrical tape on all caps will save us lots of trouble.
Won't help, as the liquid metal fills the small gaps, polishing it will give you maybe 0.1 C tops