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Originally Posted by Eldonko
just held together with the retention bracket
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nothingQuote:
Originally Posted by Eldonko
just held together with the retention bracket
Cool thanks. You realize a lot of people are going to kill their CPUs trying this now right? lol
The Heratkiller has no stop screws, so it was no problem for me to mount Waterblock without IHS. Only had to remove the retention bracket.
just send the bill to Intel Corp!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eldonko
j/k
KKKKK
i think CPU370 has no stop screws also,i will check it and i will run my naked 3770k on water,i believe its possible to prime it at 5GHz or moreQuote:
Originally Posted by BMWMASTER81
here is what i got on water with same but unmoded 3770K
http://downloads.criminalcafe.com/re...800%20full.jpg
I mean .... Remove the IHS the good way, THEN cut the IHS to leave the 4 side, put it back on so the socket hold down is still OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by chinkgai
Now you can do EZ direct die cooling.
No, it works fine with air coolers, too. Socket has plastic ridges between pins that the CPU substrate rests on and pins only exert their own pressure against lands. It's the same with IHS, only without IHS you have to distribute the pressure evenly across the whole substrate. If you only pushed against the die, the substrate might bend and not make contact with all pins, or even the die might crack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sebastione
So is it a problem at all if you take care like in Athlon XP days? Did you do it yourself? What cooler did you use ? I ask because of mounting solution.
So you suggest cutting out for example little bits of foam make them a little higher then the DIE itself and place them in the corners of the substrate? How do ensure that the foam pieces are of the same height or does it not matter that much if the are pretty soft and flexable?
Also I have seen this video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfEDateV6ik
Looks too easy but I wonder if it works on 3770K IHS due to the recessed area where the Bracket connects to.
And just clarify myself I am talking about air coolers of the weight like TRUE and upwards.
I did it with Prolimatech Super Mega, using two flat aluminium spacers between mounting hardware and cooler base to compensate for the thickness of missing IHS. I piled several layers of tape on both sides of the die and measured the thickness with digital calipers to make sure my tape spacers are the same height as the die.
you sir are a gentleman and a scholar. can we get all the ivy bridge stripping stories and pictures in one place somehow? to document this great change of scenery.Quote:
Originally Posted by G.Foyle
who will be first to sell ivy bridge shims?
I want to know how a vapor chamber performs when attached directly to the ivy bridge die. I'm guessing with the right noisy fan it performs just like any water cooling. come on come on!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PcCI2iminal
Dynatron R15: 435g copper vapor chamber, 90.0 x 90.0 x 27.0 mm, rated 150W for socket 2011
http://www.dynatron-corp.com/en/prod...98&id=244&in=0
I got a drop of almost 15 degrees on my 3570K since I changed the original TIM with MX-3. Unfortunately overclocking does not change and under Prime95 x64 AVX - In-place large FFTs, it is unstable at the same frequency of 4700MHz of any voltage.
Before
http://hardwarebg.com/forum/attachme...7&d=1336408645
After
http://hardwarebg.com/forum/attachme...8&d=1336911049
But now you can put some more vcore on it. Maybe it helps to clock 100 Mhz higher.
Anyone think indigo Xtreme would work under the IHS? My concern would be repeated reflow given the temps, but on the plus side it would attach the IHS back to the core a little more solidly than paste alone. Also, any thoughts on lapping the underside of the ihs, or is it already flat?
You would need an special edition of IX since I don't see any of the actual types of IX reflowing on the core surface.
Naked core on water
http://downloads.criminalcafe.com/re...898%20copy.jpg
unmodded 3770K at same clock and voltage range ,just for comparo
http://downloads.criminalcafe.com/re...800%20full.jpg
naked core with AS5,temps dropped 10c !!
http://downloads.criminalcafe.com/re...naked/4800.jpg
5GHz!!!!
http://downloads.criminalcafe.com/re...00%20prime.jpg
great pic. thank you for sharing.Quote:
Originally Posted by PcCI2iminal
Wow! Brave, reminds me of the Socket-A days, bring on the safety shims for me nerves :D
I suppose the block's retention screws pushes the CPU hard enough down to not need the LGA metal lever fastener?
22 degrees ambient temperature. SilverArrow. Noctua NT-H1.
http://hardwarebg.com/forum/attachme...5&d=1337804202
Is anyone taking the time to lap their IHS as well?
Hi All,
I have been playing with Direct Die cooling myself and came across a few issues, I am using an EK Supreme HF to water cool the chip, however with the IHS removed and the Stock retention bracket in place the block doesn't make contact with the top of the die. I have also tried removing the retention bracket and tried to get the CPU block to make contact with the socket, however this has resulted in no post with CPU LED illuminated each time. I have when using this method tried to pack the block so that it applies more preassure to the chip but due to the block only making contact with the Die I don't think the load was even enough across the whole chip so didn't want to push it any further.
I have some small pieces of copper to hand and was going to cut these so that they pack the Die up so it is level with the Retention bracket and then mount the block on top of that. I will get some pics later if I can to show what I mean if my description isn't clear. Unless you guys have any other thoughts on what I can do to resolve this.
Criminal must have been super careful when he did that :D
Back in the day I would buy mounting spacers that you would use in place of the bracket that would align the block properly when seating on a naked die.
I might have to look at cutting the old IHS so that it will spread the load once the block is mounted. Thanks for your input!Quote:
Originally Posted by itznfb
The easiest solution is lapping the IHS so that it has the least impact possible. If you want to run naked the next would be to get some plastic type of washers to put on the mounting screws of a water block so that they are screwed down to the right height and pressure is applied evenly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Defiant83
don't waste your time. switching from one precisely crafted piece of copper to a random hack piece of copper is not going to prove fruitful. it doesnt matter if it is a little thinnerQuote:
Originally Posted by Defiant83
I also removed the IHS. I gained 12c when using 2x MX4 vs 1x AS5. Room temperatures where both the same 24c and i was running 4500 MHz 1.25v