> cpus are fragile
> you can't just be rough with them
> delidding is hard
> you'll fuck up your CPU
> you won't get any benefit
> there's no point to them
I spent $18 on a delidding tool from eBay, it didn't work for shit, I spent 10 minutes with a craft knife, got my grubby, oily fingers all over it, scratched at least one contact with said craft knife, whacked it all back together, and it runs like a fucking charm, at about 20 degrees below what it was before under load.
What are you knick-knacks on about?
>>60362887
these are the same people that refuse to believe that CPUs will function if you don't clean them with anything less than 98% alcohol. I just scrape off the old paste with a razor and everything works fine. I have built literally thousands of computers without a static strap, don't sweat the small stuff.
>>60362887
Just use a vice next time to slowly push on the IHS, its even easier. I've delidded a few CPUs this way and its easy af. Still its retarted you have to do it so I went with AMD this time.
>>60362926
>I have built literally thousands of computers
I find this slightly hard to believe.
>>60362968
Don't have a vice, never needed one before. Next processor will be a 7700K, so I dunno if I'll do it for that as well.
>>60363029
Industrial computer supplier. Many frequent weeks with over 100 "dual PC in a box" orders.
>>60363029
Why? Maybe he does it for a living, if he only builds two a day and has done for a few years then what he said is accurate.
Also, static straps are pointless unless you're a complete retard.
>>60363054
try it without delid first, most are decent memery aside should be able to hit 5ghz on 50 bucks worth of air and paste
>>60363147
Sick. I'm considering getting an all-in-one water cooling kit though, because why not at this point.
been wanting to do this on my fat ps3, but i'm too scared
>>60363147
Yeah good luck with that.
>>60362887
I will never understand how you morons overheat them.
My old rig that I dumped 5 years ago had 10 years worth of dust accumulated and had no overheating problems. My current rig had has 5 years of dust already and both CPU and GPU idle at 30 and under load reach about 50ish.
>>60363394
let's see, poor people are frugal. they also balk at the idea of spending money on a name brand computer from hp or dell, they think they're the computer macgyver of the trailer park now that they've built a computer, and fueled by meth and hours of lurking message boards set out to delid their cpu's or what not because instead of fixing the window a/c or just quitting meth for at least a week, they could go out and buy a new a/c so they wouldn't have to figure out to keep their "home made" pc running cool
>>60363152
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i thought the same but i didnt want to worry about a water oriented breakdowns, now that i got my shit settled. going for 3-4 years on this build
i kinda fucked up early on cuz i came in blind, i had a laptop with an i7 on its 4th year and prior to that i had used an old x2 cuz thats all i needed then school, and programming and then photography i needed a pc so after the laptop broke i jumped in headfirst.
my initial build was great but i skimped on paste... and probably could of just resat my initial cooler deep gammaxxx 400 with stock paste. instead i got some notcua paste a reeven justice with 2 fans and now im fucking happy as fucking. i mean overclocking was good before but warm like into the 80s 90s on prime95 with avx now i have to work to hit low 80s under any scenario.
its a solid chip but i dont blame anyone for getting an amd. my shit broke a month before release so here i am lol luckily my shit is all heavily lightly threaded =D
>>60363277
even with in box paste my shit ran great but hot. ran at 4,7 with 1,175 for ever eventually went to 4,8 with ,1,185
and this is before i redid my cooling and got temps in line
a lidded 7700k is a nice chip
Or just buy AMD and get twice the cores, with half the power consumption and soldered on heatspreader at the same price
>>60363394
i use an overclocked 8320 and encode videos often
the stock cooler can keep up, but it starts to struggle to stay cool once dust builds up to a certain point
>>60362887
>delidding
Enjoy your voided warranty
>>60363394
My processor wasn't overheating. I'm upgrading anyway, so I wanted to see what sort of temps I can get with a delid. If I proper fucked it, no worries, cause I wasn't gonna use it anyway. But because it succeeded, I can now buy my GPU before my CPU/RAM combo.
>>60364975
It's a 4-year-old CPU ya ding-dong. Warranty expired yonks back.
>>60363582
And half the performance outside of synthetic Benchmarks
>>60362887
I've heard stories of delid jobs that go horribly wrong, dead CPUs, etc. You got lucky. Shouldn't have to DELID DIS in the first place.
>>60365659
I give this bait a -4 out of 10.
Retards also say you can't wash components in the sink.
I assume its because someone tried on a powered one and the idea of water+electricity was strongly burned into their minds.