Hey

We all know that delidding is necessary to get good scores with Skylake CPUs. I binned a lot of CPUs recently and tried to delid one of my best ones with a razor blade. However I cut a little bit too deep and damaged the CPU. CPU only runs with 8 PCIe lanes now which is a pitty. So I decided to create a little tool for safe CPU delidding - I call it Delid Die Mate.

 

The tool is pretty simple and is based on the vice method. However, CPU and heatspreader are secured inside the tool and can't move. So no risk to damage any part of the CPU

 

The whole delidding process takes about 1 minute with the tool. In addition you can also glue the IHS back on with the Delid Die Mate. So should be pretty handy for Skylake benchers.

 

It's also compatible to Ivy Bridge, Haswell and Devils Canyon. No clue about Broadwell because I have no CPU here to test. It's always hard to explain how things work in a post so I uploaded a short video on my youtube channel. You can skip to 1:40 if you don't want to listen to my bla bla

 

Available soon at Caseking

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Love it

Helpful, I like this, also the advice to move to 1m40s

100% awesome!

Nice mate.

Amazing! I was half expecting you to do something like this.

Edited November 11, 201510 yr by TheMadDutchDude
I watched the video...

Awesome! Clearly makes Skylake Extreme OC easier.

Is there a blade or just sheer sideways force? (watched video on mute)

It works with sheer force from what I can tell (I too just watched the video muted, at work) ...

 

The equal pressure around the entire CPU would prevent the chip from bending, I'd imagine.

 

Very clever, Roman. Very, very clever indeed.

 

PM me if you want a quick review/overview on it so that we can get it advertised to a broader spectrum of people. Have you got a rough idea on its pricing or when it'll be available?

This is something I will love. Can I preorder one from you ?

Relevant

 

 

>>Unrelated note Roman, can you come up with a tool that allows CPUs to be changed from within vertical cases so that you don't break all the pins? I know @FatBoyNotSoSlim could use once since he's a cpu socket spree killer.

Easy, turn the case on its side.

 

I won't charge for that one, not this time.

Gigabyte didnt charge him for the first or second time replacing the socket either I dont think.

>>Unrelated note Roman, can you come up with a tool that allows CPUs to be changed from within vertical cases so that you don't break all the pins? I know @FatBoyNotSoSlim could use once since he's a cpu socket spree killer.

 

I haven't killed a socket in like, 3 years man. Anyway, Asus have me covered now with this:

 

Should be fine for vertical installs.

 

 

Back on topic, looks good Roman, I'll be in for one and some thermal grizl to match when it's in stock.

Man, you're going places with that brain of yours. Awesome stuff, perfect engineering!

When should we expect it to be posted? Any chance I can get this and my Thermal Grizzly shipped together?

When should we expect it to be posted? Any chance I can get this and my Thermal Grizzly shipped together?

 

This would make me a happy man, I've been reusing my TG for 2 weeks on Z97 and did all 7 delid's using vice method and do not feel like risking my only 6700k

I know a lot of the MLG guys will be wanting these, so are you going to be selling at OCUK or just caseking?

can we just order through facebook and paypal like normal people?

very smart guy congrats bro

In for one will be nice not to think I will slice myself open at any second

Fantastic Roman, great german engineering!

Its actually such an easy solution that it is a slap in the face. All those years of risky delidding methods where we basically hammered 300€+ CPUs and now there is a brain dead, risk free variant.

 

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Great tool! Let us know when we can order it!

Very nice roman! Copyright/patent!