May 29, 201213 yr i have removed ihs of 6640 mhz superpi 1m 3770k gelid gc2 6420 mhz superpi 1m Noctua 6350 mhz super pi 1m Silicon greease 6300 mhz superpi 1m Finally i found thermal paste cpu is dead 00 post code best is intel's tim:confused: Karandiru also tried 6740 mhz 1m cpu ihs removal Gelid gc 6600 mhZ mx3 6650 mhz artic silver 6580 mhz his cpu i still running
May 29, 201213 yr i would say dont do this, i also lost my 6.5 4c cpu doesnt like much over 6ghz now Edited May 29, 201213 yr by DOM.
May 29, 201213 yr i would say dont do this, i also lost my 6.5 4c cpu doesnt like much over 6ghz now Does someone know where we can purchase this marvellous Intel's dry TIM? I found an idea: remove it from another chip and put it back on the first... no?
May 29, 201213 yr Does someone know where we can purchase this marvellous Intel's dry TIM? I found an idea: remove it from another chip and put it back on the first... no? i only got one chip and re did the tim notice there was some small scuff on the die :banana:
May 29, 201213 yr If guys are taking great CPUs and changing the TIM..... and getting worse MHz, it makes me think of the fable of "The Golden Goose"
May 29, 201213 yr If guys are taking great CPUs and changing the TIM..... and getting worse MHz, it makes me think of the fable of "The Golden Goose" Or "The Dog and the Bone"
May 29, 201213 yr Sorry Dom. I was joking. But I have 2 CPUs to my side: the best (atmo) is untouched and the other was so hot I had to test that. It's a high bclk one, so I'll see what happen next friday... @K404: frustrating conclusions for good chips!
May 30, 201213 yr Guys who glued back the ihs, did you left a small part not glued or you placed glue on the whole outer surface of the ihs? I can't explain it right, but look at the photos with removed ihs. The stock glue don't go all the way, but have one small "hole" for pressure equalization and gas escape. And like other said - did you apply correct pressure before the glue went stiff? Someone tried Arctic Ceramique? I don't think MX-2/3/4 are good for subzero, they use to freeze easily, while Ceramique is rated for -150. Edited May 30, 201213 yr by I.nfraR.ed
June 1, 201213 yr We removed the HS of your 6700 1M CPU yesterday and with Gelid so far I wasn't able to manage the same clocks as before :-/ Now 6400 is max. I have Nvidia's stock TIM here, maybe this will help. But at all I can't recommend the IHS removal!
June 1, 201213 yr can we get a disclaimer in big red print in the first post that this sucks for ln2? 6.527ghz 1m chip is failing to pass at 6.325ghz lol everyone is ruining great chips and wasting $350ish!
June 2, 201213 yr From reading results in this thread: Success Der8auer 6293 --> 6385 MHz wp1024 chip dead on air, connection? Fail Rosty/Zozolio 6400 --> 6200 MHz Spi 32M tosunermc 6640 --> 6420 MHz Spi 1M Karandiru 6740 --> 6600 MHz Spi 1M BenchBRos 6700 --> 6400 MHz Spi 1M Splave 6527 --> 6325 MHz Spi 1M DOM. no increase, possibly damaged chip when removing IHS I think I'll pass
June 4, 201213 yr Author Actually this is pretty weired. What kind of glue did you guys use? And how did you glue the IHS back on?
June 4, 201213 yr i used no glue just held it when clamping the socket closed should find out today is the glue helps it clock back up there, i hope it does... crosses fingers... lol
June 6, 201213 yr We also did not glue the HS back... just want to test the contact of the thermal compound. We will make some further tests soon.... but at moment it looks like a safe way to degrade the golden CPUs Any other suggestions for this problem? Edited June 6, 201213 yr by BenchBros
July 12, 201212 yr EeKy 6350 ---> 0mhz no Pi Exploded one core cus bad contacts die/IHS - IHS/Evaporator... now I have to deal with CN's friend Mr Smits !!! :fear:
July 12, 201212 yr EeKy 6350 ---> 0mhz no Pi Exploded one core cus bad contacts die/IHS - IHS/Evaporator... now I have to deal with CN's friend Mr Smits !!! :fear:
September 15, 201212 yr Hey guys, Anyone of you tried the Noctua NT-H1 under LN2 (ihs not removed)? I tried it now and had the worst experience, but not sure if the TIM or some other factor. Don't know if I'll have enough LN2 for a second test, so I'm asking here. If it's bad, then I'll save the rest of LN2 for something else.
March 24, 201312 yr I just learned the hard way not to remove the IHS for benching anything lower than ~ -100°C It's great for air, water and single-stage cooling, hell even cascade cooling gains noticeably! But LN2...
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