**DER8AUER DELID-DIE-MATE PRICE DROP**

[8 Pack]

No. This will only be within new Kabylake bundles.

5930K is possible to delid yes but you need a special tool to do so. Very few have this capability. We developed one for internal testing only. In general the difference delidding an X socket CPU is only 8 degrees or so and not upto 30 as with 4 Core Z platform.

 

[Phemo]

Could I delid a 5930k with this?

The LGA2011 chips are soldered to their heatspreaders so it's a whole lot more effort. On the plus side because they're soldered there's not as much of a benefit to delidding them anyway.

 

[Dirk Diggler]

No. This will only be within new Kabylake bundles.

5930K is possible to delid yes but you need a special tool to do so. Very few have this capability. We developed one for internal testing only. In general the difference delidding an X socket CPU is only 8 degrees or so and not upto 30 as with 4 Core Z platform.

The LGA2011 chips are soldered to their heatspreaders so it's a whole lot more effort. On the plus side because they're soldered there's not as much of a benefit to delidding them anyway.

Makes sense, Cheers.

 

[whiterabbit]

No. This will only be within new Kabylake bundles

That's bad luck for me! I'll have to buy a delidding tool. Should be fun

Can you tell me what product you use to reseal the IHS?

 

[8 Pack]

You dont need to reseal. We do for customers when we send out but its not essential at all.

Just replace the TIM with liquid metal. None of my own CPU do I ever reseal it. NO NEED.

 

[whiterabbit]

You dont need to reseal. We do for customers when we send out but its not essential at all.

Just replace the TIM with liquid metal. None of my own CPU do I ever reseal it. NO NEED.

Thanks for the quick reply!

Gonna run it stock for a week or two then delid so I can revel in the temp drop.

Happy New Year

 

[.:SAmSuNG:.]

I used a black silicon to reseal mine. Looks like it was never opened now but much lower temps.

 

[Bonjour]

...

Just replace the TIM with liquid metal. None of my own CPU do I ever reseal it. NO NEED.

Reminded me of this legendary thread.

 

[whyscotty]

Reminded me of this legendary thread.

 

[pastymuncher]

That's bad luck for me! I'll have to buy a delidding tool. Should be fun

Can you tell me what product you use to reseal the IHS?

I used black liquid gasket on mine. Black silicone sealant should do the job just as well. Don't forget to leave a airgap though.

 

[fat4l]

Will this work with Kaby lake 7700k cpus ?

 

[abui1806]

Will this work with Kaby lake 7700k cpus ?

yes

 

[scotsdragon]

Soon we will offer Delid as a service with OC bundles and binned chips.

When soon is very vague, one month two three etc?

 

[iBSOD]

You dont need to reseal. We do for customers when we send out but its not essential at all.

Just replace the TIM with liquid metal. None of my own CPU do I ever reseal it. NO NEED.

Doesn't the CPU lid slide when you lock down the CPU into the socket?

 

[Tephnos]

Doesn't the CPU lid slide when you lock down the CPU into the socket?

Hold it down when you latch in.

 

[jorzeh]

Will this work on a 3930K ? and a deffo won't work on a i7 930?

 

[nick.lidgett]

This is a nifty little invention, folks that want to get involved in this process but lack confidence will go nuts for this.
I appreciate its a small market but I hope commercial purchasers dont bend this guy over and he makes a few bob out of it.

 

[iBSOD]

Hold it down when you latch in.

Is there some risk of the liquid metal spreading off the die onto the nearby metal contacts?

Close to pulling the trigger on this

 

[SiDeards73]

If you are not brave enough to use Liquid Metal once delidded with this tool, what is the next best thing? Im tempted to get one to delid my 4770k and finally try and get a decent OC out of it (running the Gigabyte OC util atm so its definitely overvolted imho) although i have to say Haswell OC'ing confuses the hell outta me.

 

[Daaaveee]

Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut would be a good alternative.