Alex@ro Posted September 1, 2015 Posted September 1, 2015 (edited) As you already know Skylake overclock depends greatly on TIM used.It is now more important than ever for both ambient and extreme users to use a quality TIM for maximizing overclocks. Since overclocking Skylake is pretty much apply voltage and frequency and start i made a short test with stock tim versus two quality solutions from Gelid and Grizzly . I used for this a good single-stage made by nachtfalke who kept a steady temperature of -56 idle -53 load on xtu benchmark . Having a steady temperature and avoiding variations helps greatly test data so i have to give credit to nachtfalke for being a great builder and also a good friend Long story short: SINGLE STAGE -56 IDLE -53 LOAD Intel I7 6700K @ 1.58V Frequency for completing XTU benchmark : Test #1 Cpu not delidded,stock TIM between DIE and IHS,Gelid GC EXTREME between IHS and EVAPORATOR. Results : TERRIBLE Stock TIM is a disaster and Intel should be sued for letting chips like these out of factory,maximum temperature was 54 degrees,maximum frequency 5070... Test #2 Cpu not delidded,stock TIM between DIE and IHS,Grizzly Kryonaut between IHS and EVAP Results : POS but better Kryonaut improved the result by 12 degrees and maximum frequency is now 5120 ... Test #3 Cpu delidded,Gelid GC-Extreme between DIE and IHS,Grizzly Kryonaut between IHS and EVAP Results : Good Replacing stock TIM with Gelid GC Extreme slashed another 19 degrees and maximum frequency is now 5190 for XTU Test #3 Cpu delidded, Grizzly Kryonaut between DIE and IHS,Grizzly Kryonaut between IHS and EVAP Results : Excellent Grizzly Kryonaut between DIE and IHS slashed another 10 degrees and gained 100 mhz more for a decent frequency of 5290 XTU test... Conclusion : Kryonaut is an excellent product and should be taken into consideration by anyone who knows what he is doing when overclocking. A good tool for overclockers deserves credit and this goes to Roman ! Edited September 1, 2015 by Alex@ro Quote
Alex@ro Posted September 1, 2015 Author Posted September 1, 2015 Thanks,i hope this solved many people that bench chillers or single-stages dilemmas. Quote
nacho_arroyo Posted September 1, 2015 Posted September 1, 2015 Great test and info Alex, and what's are using to fix temporally then IHS to the chip!? Thanks for sharing ! Quote
nickolp1974 Posted September 1, 2015 Posted September 1, 2015 Nice little test Alex, thanks now where can i get 20g tubes of Kryonaut?? Actually any size, not sure if theres any in the UK! Quote
der8auer Posted September 1, 2015 Posted September 1, 2015 There will be 37g tubes soon. "Splave size" Quote
nickolp1974 Posted September 1, 2015 Posted September 1, 2015 There will be 37g tubes soon. "Splave size" Nice Quote
K404 Posted September 1, 2015 Posted September 1, 2015 Ebay UK has some from a German seller. It ain't cheap! More importantly: thankyou Alex for doing this testing and posting it up Quote
der8auer Posted September 7, 2015 Posted September 7, 2015 Where can I buy grizzly In the US I think Performance-PCS should have some in stock Quote
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