Hey Kevin ^^

actually wanted to delid it before first install...but worry too much and not so confident to do that ..worried that will damage the proc >< but will do it soon after getting WC and CLU ~

Actually delidding is very easy and I have done mine twice within 10 mins lol. But you gotta have balls for that and be extra careful do not accidentally cut or scratch the die and the PCB.

Yea..........

lol like that also can?!!
So, don't need to worry about what to do with your dead chip yeah it can turn to a useful keychain

Seems that Haswell is next............


http://www.overclock.net/t/1393019/chinadi...king-experience

This post has been edited by stasio: May 23 2013, 07:00 AM

i7 3770k overclock to 4.8ghz fullload @ 95C +/- stable for few hours
i7 3770k overclock to 4.6ghz fullload @ below 70C stable for 2 weeks

Picture........?

4.6ghz i just print screened

4.8 lazy do

Complete pic with test...........

Hello. Previously I extracted my overclocked 3570K from my PC and I forgot to turn the speed back to normal. Now building new one but using same CPU. Shouldn't be any problem right? The new system will just do its thing and make the CPU settings stock back? Damn forgot my fundamentals.. Thanks for any help.

Yes,no problem.

Thank you very much!

Fianlly delid my Intel I5-3570k, there's few scratches on the PCB, the copper in the PCB even exposed abit..

but luckily my proc has strong life to survive after delid ><

Scared me when there's few deep scratches.


Before delid, Xigmatek TIM + Antec Kuhler H2O 920


After delid Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra + Antec Kuhler H2O 920
On-Die TIM : Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra
IHS TIM : Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra

Well done Han! Thumb up that you got balls to delid the IHS out of craps.

You are lucky to find the chip is still alive and kicking although the PCB copper is exposed. Most people killed it just like that.

Nice temperature improvement that is a huge drop right from 90C+ to 70C+ thanks to the Liquid Ultra and no more excessive gap between the IHS and die.

eh where to buy Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra?

respect! nice temps!

You used razor blade is it to separate the IHS?

Nice job still not dare to do it

Thanks Kevin , yea need a very big balls to do it, and yes thank god it's alive, when first I scratched the PCB , I was like almost heart attack and can't wait to test it out and luckily it still kicking XD

I believe if used custom WC it can drop more XD but seems like need slightly more liquid ultra to full the gap between IHS and the DIE, or else if the layer too thin, the TIM can't reach the IHS =x

But Kelvin, will the scratch affect the performance on the processor?


@raydenex can find Nicolasteoh ,

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1702139&hl=

Thanks XD time to delid your
I used Pen Knife, but XL size pen knife seems too big to get into the GAP, that's why my PCB full of scratch >< recommend to use razer blade which is thinner or small pen knife ><

hah can try to do it , just use thin knife + don't shake + make the straight in the gap then can already XD

This post has been edited by hanny562: Jun 1 2013, 01:25 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwv_EsY07Wg

See that one. Hardcore. Drop 25 degrees. =.=