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Roman aka Der8auer, the guy who makes LN2 pots and the delid tool has managed to take the lid off the new 10 core beast! In german but you get the gist and i believe he may be doing an english version.
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6950X delidded!!
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Edited OP to english version of the vid.
Yeah its impressive, although my buttocks would be clenching if i gave it a go 
although the 5 i have done with a razor all lived.
Will be interesting to see the results with the sandered IHS. Have you tried yourself Ian and benched on LN2??
although the 5 i have done with a razor all lived.Will be interesting to see the results with the sandered IHS. Have you tried yourself Ian and benched on LN2??
Another HOF pack? Had one of your 970's for a bit of gaming, nice card but nothing more than an air oc 
missing my icey sessions but theres just no point anymore,
No probs Rob, hope your ok bud?
missing my icey sessions but theres just no point anymore,No probs Rob, hope your ok bud?
There not, if the extreme version of the tool becomes available it will be at the buyers risk to use it, not ocuk's or caseking. They also sell fluids which you can put in your pc full of electrical components, who'd of thought it, water and electrics!
The gains can be huge on some CPU's, on skylake for example, removing the IHS is a must to remain competetive in the world of extreme OC, my chip for example reached 5.9GHz under LN2 and after the delid 6.4GHz was attainable which is a huge difference. Although on ambient its not really worth it, maybe seeing a 100hz increase in cpu speed.
Some Haswell CPU's were worth doing, with a temp drop of around 18c (ambient) if Liquid metal was used and this may of helped some cpu's go up a couple of multi's.
Yes theres a risk involved but not so much with the delid tool but the gains can be very good and totally worth it, a cheap way (if it all goes ok of course!) of a cooler/faster system.