September 25, 20159 yr Administrators Too funny, DRam manufacturers upgrade pcb to 10 and 12 layer and worlds biggest manufacturer of CPUs uses old recycled credit cards at thickness of a sheet of paper
September 25, 20159 yr Too funny, DRam manufacturers upgrade pcb to 10 and 12 layer and worlds biggest manufacturer of CPUs uses old recycled credit cards at thickness of a sheet of paper LOL
September 25, 20159 yr Too funny, DRam manufacturers upgrade pcb to 10 and 12 layer and worlds biggest manufacturer of CPUs uses old recycled credit cards at thickness of a sheet of paper All a ploy for "Skylake Refresh".
September 25, 20159 yr In my case I really do think CPU bent a little bit more session after session by heating it up too much. I didn't think 60°C XTU could do any damage since it's below operating temperature I get at 4.8G aircooling for that bench. At least I could finish guide but "thermal shock" was probably too much Hopefully I have better air CPUs that "might" scale on cold... Edited September 25, 20159 yr by pepinorang
September 25, 20159 yr My chip bent during delid only one corner, it was resulting in mem issues, reseated it and then it never happened again. I have since used chip in a different board and unmounted several times No issue occured since. I think I had to get all the remant of the old silicon off or something. But like someone already said the lid should straighten it out when you mount it. I would suggest trying again before calling it dead too.  I think I only bent one corner though where the silicon was really hard to get off   I used .009" thick http://www.stanleytools.com/en-US/products/hand-tools/knives-blades/replacement-blades/100-pk-112-in-single-edge-razor-blades/11-515  Those double edged razors you all suggest.. how could you even get a grip on them without cutting off your fingers?  honestly if I get anymore cpus with lids I will just send them out to silicon lottery. 50$ and I won't have to worry about killing 400Euro + chips    I hope they do a SKY LAKE CANYON a sky lake in a canyon. Edited September 25, 20159 yr by Random
September 25, 20159 yr All a ploy for "Skylake Refresh". Â This just in! Â Devil's Lake CPU's now with double the thickness and twice the TIM!
September 25, 20159 yr you can use a heatgun and bend it back no problem if it bends  Also vivi has the right idea but I use scraper razor blades they have a blunt side.  Seems better if you dont push hard just get the corners loose first then little by little on the sides. my 2 cents  I have 25+ under my belt without death.
September 27, 20159 yr you can use a heatgun and bend it back no problem if it bends Also vivi has the right idea but I use scraper razor blades they have a blunt side.  Seems better if you dont push hard just get the corners loose first then little by little on the sides. my 2 cents  I have 25+ under my belt without death. Thanks for the tip Splave dad! I bent back CPU with heatgun and it's ALIVE again! I guess some pins were not touching CPU anymore causing 00 post code Edited September 28, 20159 yr by pepinorang
September 27, 20159 yr Crew you can use a heatgun and bend it back no problem if it bends Also vivi has the right idea but I use scraper razor blades they have a blunt side.  Seems better if you dont push hard just get the corners loose first then little by little on the sides. my 2 cents  I have 25+ under my belt without death.  i prefer people cutting themselves  haha good tip yes.
September 29, 20159 yr Ill be your dad, son You won't forget to pick me up from my ball game will you Dad? And you'll still love me through my teen angst?
September 30, 20159 yr You won't forget to pick me up from my ball game will you Dad? And you'll still love me through my teen angst? Â Ask your mother
September 30, 20159 yr Thanks for the tip Splave dad! I bent back CPU with heatgun and it's ALIVE again! I guess some pins were not touching CPU anymore causing 00 post code  also sometime 55 not only 00
September 30, 20159 yr Too funny, DRam manufacturers upgrade pcb to 10 and 12 layer and worlds biggest manufacturer of CPUs uses old recycled credit cards at thickness of a sheet of paper  12 layer? Where did you see that
October 4, 20159 yr Administrators Sorry, just saw this now, this was just joke - 10layer is used at Geil for example, 12layer I haven´t noticed so far, but with current development at this, it might be only a matter of time^^
October 13, 20159 yr Not such a big deal finally, if someone is a bit more careful. Â Hitting 85 with a simple Corsair H100i in WPrime1024m with 1.4V at 4.7ghz, I was more than concerned. Used Coolaboratory liquid ultra and the results were at least amazing. Now at 4.8ghz with 1.43V, I merely touch 68-69. Â The spread between cores was 15 degrees. Now it is down to 6. Â It is a delicate little thing and it must be treated with some extra care.
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