new ivy bridge (1155)
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Cooler than before what and what thermal paste issue? 
Mine runs just fine and I have had it for almost a year. Never hits 50c in WoW 40 man world boss raids @ 4.3ghz with a CM 212.
Mine runs just fine and I have had it for almost a year. Never hits 50c in WoW 40 man world boss raids @ 4.3ghz with a CM 212.
I dont think they have changed and probably will not. Ivy runs hotter then Sandy thats a fact, many people are still de lidding them and dropping 20c temps in some cases. The amount of heat you get will depend mostly on the voltage used to get to the clock speed. The clock speed increases the current supplied a smidge, temps rise a little. The other guys posting here may have really good chips that need a lot less V to maintain a small o/c. Mine unfortunately takes 1.285 static volts at load (Ultra LLC on my board) to be stable at 4.4 ghz anything closer to 1.3 v and I get uncomfortably hot in Intel Burn test (just under 90c) and I didnt want to go over 1.3 anyway. Granted my cooler isn't the best. In answer to your question. Yes they still have the poor Thermal paste, but it won't bother you unless your shooting for very high overclocks at very high voltages 
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1. Not really. And it wasn't the thermal paste--it was the glue keeping the IHS on the PCB causing too much space between the die and the IHS. That's why not everyone saw temperature drops when they delidded their Ivy Bridge CPU.
2. I'm sure it's somewhere in the serial number, if you still want to know when they were made.
2. I'm sure it's somewhere in the serial number, if you still want to know when they were made.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXs0I5kuoX4
If you try this you're a braver/richer man then I
'And it wasn't the thermal paste--it was the glue keeping the IHS on the PCB causing too much space between the die and the IHS. That's why not everyone saw temperature drops when they delidded their Ivy Bridge CPU.'
Interesting haven't found any reference to this, could you provide a link? I can only find articles about the TIM being bad. Thanks !
If you try this you're a braver/richer man then I
'And it wasn't the thermal paste--it was the glue keeping the IHS on the PCB causing too much space between the die and the IHS. That's why not everyone saw temperature drops when they delidded their Ivy Bridge CPU.'
Interesting
haven't found any reference to this, could you provide a link? I can only find articles about the TIM being bad. Thanks !TRENDING THREADS
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