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#161
Sep 21 2013 03:11pm
Funny you mention that Liquid Ultra: http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=68744398&f=188&p=461637559

I was asking you about that yesterday. lol So tell me about these naked standoffs. Do they have to be used for delidding or can I not use a normal block.

P.S. Those Linus dudes are all on your dick mang.
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#162
Sep 21 2013 03:14pm
Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Sep 22 2013 06:41am)
Funny you mention that Liquid Ultra: http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=68744398&f=188&p=461637559

I was asking you about that yesterday. lol So tell me about these naked standoffs. Do they have to be used for delidding or can I not use a normal block.

P.S. Those Linus dudes are all on your dick mang.


Only reason I'm using CLU is for the bare die, as it's a far better conductor.
If i were not delidding I'd go with Indigo or some normal paste on the IHS.

The naked standoffs are used without the Intel IHS being used, basically so you're block doesn't crush the die.
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#163
Sep 21 2013 03:24pm
Quote (Battleship @ 21 Sep 2013 16:14)
Only reason I'm using CLU is for the bare die, as it's a far better conductor.
If i were not delidding I'd go with Indigo or some normal paste on the IHS.

The naked standoffs are used without the Intel IHS being used, basically so you're block doesn't crush the die.


Fuck that makes sense. LMFAO I'll have to try that on my next build. I didn't even think about crushing the die. (And with my DTNoz5 I probably would have.)

Let me know how that liquid metal works out.
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Sep 21 2013 05:34pm
Just finished delidding my 4770k using the Vice and Hammer method.
Noticeable clamp marks on the IHS, which doesn't concern me as i have no intention on using the stock IHS.

Cleaned with Indigo Extreme Alcohol Cleaner, Q-Tips & Removed glue residue with a CC.
Still plenty of cleaning to do on the chip, although honestly it hardly matters providing the die is clean.

Applied Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra to the bare die and replaced the IHS with MX-4 to test temps & obviously if the chip is still alive.

I was able to achieve 16c Temperature drop on Prime95 Blend Test from the stock IHS/Tim & CLU/Delid
I expect even better results when i install the EK Naked Ivy Mount & Watercool this system.




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#165
Sep 21 2013 05:39pm
Fucking Intel ruining everything with their new shitty IHS mounting technology.

Glad to see it worked out for you.
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#166
Sep 21 2013 06:00pm
Quote (Battleship @ Sep 21 2013 07:34pm)
Just finished delidding my 4770k using the Vice and Hammer method.
Noticeable clamp marks on the IHS, which doesn't concern me as i have no intention on using the stock IHS.

Cleaned with Indigo Extreme Alcohol Cleaner, Q-Tips & Removed glue residue with a CC.
Still plenty of cleaning to do on the chip, although honestly it hardly matters providing the die is clean.

Applied Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra to the bare die and replaced the IHS with MX-4 to test temps & obviously if the chip is still alive.

I was able to achieve 16c Temperature drop on Prime95 Blend Test from the stock IHS/Tim & CLU/Delid
I expect even better results when i install the EK Naked Ivy Mount & Watercool this system.

http://imageshack.us/a/img96/6261/ctol.jpg

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/9550/xhnk.jpg




Nice job bro :)
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#167
Sep 21 2013 06:08pm
what are you using for testing stability? aida? ieu? prime and ibt are nice on checking temps i guess
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#168
Sep 21 2013 07:08pm
Quote (Battleship @ 21 Sep 2013 16:34)
Just finished delidding my 4770k using the Vice and Hammer method.
Noticeable clamp marks on the IHS, which doesn't concern me as i have no intention on using the stock IHS.

Cleaned with Indigo Extreme Alcohol Cleaner, Q-Tips & Removed glue residue with a CC.
Still plenty of cleaning to do on the chip, although honestly it hardly matters providing the die is clean.

Applied Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra to the bare die and replaced the IHS with MX-4 to test temps & obviously if the chip is still alive.

I was able to achieve 16c Temperature drop on Prime95 Blend Test from the stock IHS/Tim & CLU/Delid
I expect even better results when i install the EK Naked Ivy Mount & Watercool this system.

http://imageshack.us/a/img96/6261/ctol.jpg

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/9550/xhnk.jpg


pretty sick
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#169
Sep 21 2013 07:15pm
You don't want to run Prime on Haswell.
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#170
Sep 21 2013 07:31pm
Quote (Mastrshok @ Sep 22 2013 10:45am)
You don't want to run Prime on Haswell.


I wasn't running with adaptive vcore so it's fine.

Quote (yupitsmeh @ Sep 22 2013 09:38am)
what are you using for testing stability? aida? ieu? prime and ibt are nice on checking temps i guess


Not concerned about stability yet, i only ran the chip to see if it was still working.
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