Err...
Won't it void the warranty?

**Stupid question below:
Lapping won't cause electrostatic kaa?

IINM, you can always look at the Sandpaper for the grit number...

I think all brand of sandpaper has the grit number on it right?

So..................

Has anyone started lapping their C2D?

What about the threadstarter?

Have you lapped you're IHS of you're C2D?

IINM don't think anything will happen as lons as there's no electricity running through the processor...

But just make sure that you don't submerge the processor liao...

But, what will happen if some water got through the capacitors under the processor?

Will it make the processor dead?

Nope, i am not gonna do that, i love my Pentium D 930 liao...

Even if i've wanted to do lapping on my processor's IHS, i'd think about doing it hundreds of times before i do it...

***Paiseh, up until today, no one answer my question about pulling out the LGA775 processor IHS...

Anyone know how?

I've been wondering, if i take out the IHS, then put a thermal paste on the core of my processor, then smack em with my XP120 without putting the IHS back on top of the core, would it make a lot of difference than using together with the IHS?

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 8 2006, 02:02 PM

If i know the answer, then i won't be asking here liao...

I've tried googling around, but i can't seem to find an answer to that question...

I've googled around in yahoo and google, and a lot of forums about pc overclocking...

And what i get is a "NO"...

Guess i won't be doing it...

Hmm, might at least lap my processor IHS...

Do anyone know, does Pentium D 930 also uses the same IHS that is used on C2D processors?

IINM, C2D processors uses Copper IHS that is covered in nickel plating...
Does Pentium D 930 also uses the same recipe?

I know that...
I've done my research here and there, and what i got is a "NO"...

That's why i said in the last post that i won't be doing it...

All i've wanted to do now is lap my Pentium D 930 IHS...

I want too, but i don't have any digital camera...

Can someone borrow me their digicam?

But the lapping doesn't go well like what threadstarter get for his ninja liao...

I want the base of my XP120 to be mirror shine like the threadstarter's Ninja base...

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 13 2006, 09:28 PM

Err, what are you talking about man?

I think i've posted in the right topic, this topic sure discuss about lapping processor's IHS, this is what i'm gonna do, but not now, i'll wait until my motheboard is back into my hands back then after that i'll lap my Pentium D 930...

Oopps...
My mistake, i've mistakenly post that thing in this E6600 topic...

But still, i'm here for discussing about my Pentium D 930 IHS lapping...

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 15 2006, 03:10 PM

I have just lapped my e6600 ES.
And what a great suprise, decrease 5 degrees compared before lapping.

I noticed that my ES is not flat at all before lapping, that's why i choose to lap it.

The result?
Lovely.

You want pic, you belanja me one digital camera la...

Nahh, u won't be able to check the processor batch unless u take a picture of it before u lap it.

How to know it's flat or not?
See how the thermal paste spread lah, put a bit of paste that is on the size of a rice, then fit a HSF on top of the processor, then see how the paste spread out.

That's one of the way to identify either the IHS is flat or not.

Thanks sis.
Got very large differences between before lap and after lap.
A 5 degrees decrease is a very large drop.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 29 2007, 08:15 AM