Damage my 6700k too, no more 16x pci-e lane

Need one of this.

Is it already available?

EUR 90 is less than a third of the price of a new CPU after failed manual delid ...

So is this the actual price? or just an example?

Yes that's the launch price. I'm trying to lower the price but can't promise miracles for now. Manufacturing is not cheap and the tolerances to fit the PCBs are pretty low.

Honestly I want to be 100% sure that it works with all the CPUs and doesn't damage anything. I rather have a more expensive tool than a CPU-killer.

 

Sale will start tomorrow at Caseking.de. I'm already working with some sales guys to get it available in other countries as well.

 

Broadwell works as well btw. Tested compatibility so far: Ivy Bridge, Haswell, Devils Canyon, Broadwell, Skylake.

 

Any chance you're looking into Massdrop in the US? Because that would be amazing.

I'm not familiar with Massdrop. What is it? Seen some other guys asking for it already.

It's a website that organizes group buys. There are various price points per amount of people. Once the goal is met, the manufacturer is notified and production begins.

 

For this... say the price starts at $80 for 10 people then drops to $60 for 50 people and $50 for 75 people.

 

Check the image:

 

 

If this is something that you would be interested in doing, someone can start a poll over at Massdrop and get the community to vote on it.

Looks really interesting. Will have a closer look on that. Thanks

Looks really interesting. Will have a closer look on that. Thanks

 

Just ship me a container of your goodies and I'll distribute in the US for you. :celebration: Seriously

I have a UPS account in good standing. I'll be happy to ship them all out for you. LOL

 

No but seriously... gotta gets me one of these babies. I'm gonna delid my 4770k and sloppy slather Thermal Grizzly over the core die like a sword gutting a nasty wound.

YHonestly I want to be 100% sure that it works with all the CPUs and doesn't damage anything. I rather have a more expensive tool than a CPU-killer.

 

Please don't follow the industry standard of cost-down and produce it at full quality. I'd much rather pay EUR 90 for something that definitely works than EUR 70 that may crash and burn.

 

:celebration:

assuming you could even drum up the interest there. You need to start a poll and have 200+ people vote for it. for stuff like this I think they usually require more. If you do want to try it matt30v at geekhack, I think released topre space bars through them.

 

good thing for you about them is they pay you before you have made the item. and seem to give manufacturers pletnty of time.

space bars took 4months+ because they wanted to get the colors "right"

Please don't follow the industry standard of cost-down and produce it at full quality. I'd much rather pay EUR 90 for something that definitely works than EUR 70 that may crash and burn.

 

:celebration:

 

But surely even with the current manufacturer, higher order quantity = reduced costs per unit?

 

I see this easily being Romans most popular product to date so it needs to be globally available at an affordable price for it to really get traction.

Delid-Die-Mate ordered!

Preorder one from Ocuk.

Thanks Roman

its not cheaper through caseking?

U can easily print this for below 10 € on a 3D printer like a makerbot...clever, simple idea but the price is a joke...

U can easily print this for below 10 € on a 3D printer like a makerbot...clever, simple idea but the price is a joke...

 

Well don't buy it if you don't like the price. You can just spend 50 Cent on a razorblade and go for it.

 

There is no way you can print this with the required tolerances below 10€. Also have fun printing the threads for the screws

100 micron should definitly do it and making threads after printing isn't a big deal either (why bothering printing that, there are different solutions for the movement part)

maybe will give it a try with a 5th gen replicator and some old CPU for proof of concept...will share STL file then.

100 micron should definitly do it and making threads after printing isn't a big deal either (why bothering printing that, there are different solutions for the movement part)

maybe will give it a try with a 5th gen replicator and some old CPU for proof of concept...will share STL file then.

 

There is apparently one floating around already. Not sure if it was around before the delid mate or not but someone linked to it on OCN. I'm conflicted here... it's awesome that 3D printing has made something so easy but I know Roman put a lot of work into this.

 

@der8auer, what are your thoughts on the 3D printed one? I know it can't keep the same tolerances as yours but people have been having success with it. Are you upset that it's possibly taking your idea/potential customers or are you just happy that delidding is becoming safer/easier?

The 3D printed part was released few days after the Delid Die Mate.

I totally support all kind of improvement. It's just funny that people take the idea for granted and just complain.

 

My tool was designed for maximum stability, compatibility and the fact that you don't need any other tools. You can glue the IHS back on and you don't need a vice.

After I released the DDM the price for a vice apparently dropped to 0$.

 

The guy who made the 3D printed tool also said that his tool is mainly designed for one to few uses only. In addition he said it might not work with IHS with round edges.

 

I'm just tired of defending the price of the product. Just don't buy it if you don't like it. I made the tool mainly for myself and just offer it to others. I also don't call ferrari and complain about the price because I don't like it...

 

SoF where did the idea exist before?

Maybe you should call yourself Only-Appear-To-Complain-SoF from now on.

Edited November 20, 20159 yr by der8auer

It's always good to have proper tools.I can't believe someone's knocking a machined metal product like that.

Congrats on your making something!

Hi Roman, i ordered the diemate on caseking, but is currently out of stock. You know when come back in stock?

The question is - was the community file first.

Here is most of the concept but I can't find the file atm (from 2012).

 

I just see Roman put a simple (existing) idea/piece into a product, charging a lot money for it - maybe should call himself i8auer from now on...

 

€: here's one yeah but not that well build https://www.youmagine.com/designs/skylake-delid-tool

 

Everything comes to a cost,the fact that now a proper tool is available is a great benefit for the community.After all the price is not bad,do consider if you binn 30 cpu,find a gem then you kill it with delid you lost huge amount of money and time,with this at least you are 100% it;s safe,you can kill it happily with volts then

Hi Roman, i ordered the diemate on caseking, but is currently out of stock. You know when come back in stock?

 

New tools are in production. I guess about 2 weeks.