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DELIDDING CPU....YES OR NO?

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I have recently upgraded my CPU from 6600K to 8700k. Yes, the upgrade itself is a huge-huge performance boost, you can instantly feel the difference, even that is with the stock setting without overclocking. But Temperature spikes was unreal in-between idle vs load. :eek::eek::eek:

Then you try to overclock to check if you actually won a lottery, not in my case, NO. I was only stable around 4.7ghz 1.35V but temps were still around 80-81C max :mad: while bench-marking Cinebench but around 69C is while using ADOBE Lightroom and Premiere Pro, (a bit more probably 75C) which is what I use the PC for mostly editing.

I had lots of mix-thought about staying stock-happy or only mildly overclocking with current air-cooler or high overclocking with decent cooler or Delidding this 8700K:D:D:D:D, with lots of sneak around forums and YouTube surfing I decided to buy bits and pieces needed for delidding CPU and while waiting over a week until everything arrived in different seller I was still undecided ether if I should go for it or back out as there's no room for an error but there is no return from this point.

I have ordered most stuff from OCUK but LM was out of stock so had to use amazon which is a pisstake and waited almost over a week for one item. Must say OCUK's CS was amazing.:):):)

Not been able to upload more picture with host problems but here are few.

Also I must say that I enjoyed this challenge delidding mine. However this was my first mistake but this improved my delidding skills. :p:p:p:p




 
Those aren't pics of an 8700k. For one that's a soldered cpu and secondly 8700ks don't have capacitors visible.
 
Oh no this is not 8700K, that would have killed me for sure.
This was a practice, old dusty Intel CPU, XP desktop not used at work anymore so gave it a try but was a soldered and a hard work to take apart...a good lesson though.
However 8700K is sitting nice and cool at 5.0 1.30V.:):):)
 
Oh no this is not 8700K, that would have killed me for sure.
This was a practice, old dusty Intel CPU, XP desktop not used at work anymore so gave it a try but was a soldered and a hard work to take apart...a good lesson though.
However 8700K is sitting nice and cool at 5.0 1.30V.:):):)

Then why didn't you say that! :D
I take it back.
I did find that the hotter my 8700k got then the more unstable it would become no matter how low the clocks or how high the voltage.
 
Then why didn't you say that! :D
I take it back.
I did find that the hotter my 8700k got then the more unstable it would become no matter how low the clocks or how high the voltage.

LOL.. CPU, Solder and them coppers are a giveaways..:p:p I was not taking any picture delidding as I was sweating more lol..but have some screenshots of Aida64 bench-marking and editing etc which I cannot upload because of some host issues.
 
LOL.. CPU, Solder and them coppers are a giveaways..:p:p I was not taking any picture delidding as I was sweating more lol..but have some screenshots of Aida64 bench-marking and editing etc which I cannot upload because of some host issues.
I found AIDA didn't push the CPU very much, what was stable there would crash in realbench. Another topic for another thread :)
5.0 at 1.3v is decent, have you tried any higher? I'm at 5.1 @ 1.375v but won't do 5.2 at all.
 
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I found AIDA didn't push the CPU very much, what was stable there would crash in realbench. Another topic for another thread :)
5.0 at 1.3v is decent, have you tried any higher? I'm at 5.1 @ 1.375v but won't do 5.2 at all.

True, very similar to mine, But 5.1 @1.405 Cinebench 1660 max temp 85C was stable with Cinebench but haven't done anything others like Realbench, however editing in ADOBE was great but not much difference then 5.0 so I clocked it down to 5.0 1.3V will possibly do it with better cooler,(air cooler atm).
 
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