How many degrees celcius drop did you see after delidding? How much more could you overclock to reach the same temperature? Would you say delidding is worth the risk?
Ive never bult a computer but have been reserching for quites a while... Should I take the risk of delidding or extreme overclocking? Please send help?
potentp :
If you are not experienced with computers, than 'extreme' overclocking is definitely not recommended as it offers little increase in performance anyways. I wouldn't recommend delidding either.
but you gotta get experience somehow, if you got an old gpu or something laying around you could always practise with that! Same goes for delidding.
no, completely un-necessary, and risky, especially for a first build.
Based on that review my CPU needs a little more voltage than the ones they tested.
I'm running 1.39 volts to reach 5.0Ghz, with temps as high as 81C. I've been seriously considering de-lidding. Even just the minor drop from re-pasting might be worth it.
Well i made a post several weeks ago about delidding a 7700k how simple it was and huge difference it had made. Check it out very simple to do and can drop up to 20c or more in temps.
Ive never bult a computer but have been reserching for quites a while... Should I take the risk of delidding or extreme overclocking? Please send help?
potentp :
If you are not experienced with computers, than 'extreme' overclocking is definitely not recommended as it offers little increase in performance anyways. I wouldn't recommend delidding either.
but you gotta get experience somehow, if you got an old gpu or something laying around you could always practise with that! Same goes for delidding.
no, completely un-necessary, and risky, especially for a first build.
MERGED QUESTION Question from Atreyo Bhattacharjee : "Delidding a CPU"
Atreyo Bhattacharjee :
Is it safe to delid CPU? If I dont touch the silicon chip, will my CPU work properly?
Ecky :
If you don't damage it, it's safe, yes. However, it's rather easy to damage.
I delidded my 3570K, and, though it lowered temperatures, I didn't get even 100mhz more overclock. I probably wouldn't bother if I could do it over again.
mcnumpty23 :
safer than it used to be now you can buy proper delidding tools
and not have to get ghetto with a vice and a hammer
mcnumpty23 :
MERGED QUESTION Question from Atreyo Bhattacharjee : "CPU delidding tool"
Atreyo Bhattacharjee :
Where can I find a delidding tool for the i7 7700k?
might help if you said what country you are in
Atreyo Bhattacharjee :
mcnumpty23 :
MERGED QUESTION Question from Atreyo Bhattacharjee : "CPU delidding tool"
Atreyo Bhattacharjee :
Where can I find a delidding tool for the i7 7700k?
might help if you said what country you are in
Sorry about that, Im in the United States, Texas.
mcnumpty23 :
Atreyo Bhattacharjee :
mcnumpty23 :
MERGED QUESTION Question from Atreyo Bhattacharjee : "CPU delidding tool"
Atreyo Bhattacharjee :
Where can I find a delidding tool for the i7 7700k?
might help if you said what country you are in
Sorry about that, Im in the United States, Texas.
not in the usa so other than usual places like amazon or ebay dont know
but an american member will hopefully point you in the right direction
Seanie280672 :
ebay, and still requires a vice or similar
Rogue Leader :
By your posts you seem to be new at this so I have some advice.
DON'T delid your CPU.
Delidding is done by experienced people who want to do extreme overclocking. It immediately voids your CPU warranty, and it is very easy to permanently damage your CPU. Sometimes depending on your luck your CPU will get only a very minimal extra overclock out of it.
At least once a month if not more we have a user here who has destroyed a $350 CPU by trying to delid it. For nothing.
Can it be safely done? yes. Should you do it? Absolutely not.
mcnumpty23 :
Seanie280672 :
ebay, and still requires a vice or similar
the cheap 3d printed ones might need a vice
but the better quality ones dont you just turn a screw--usually with an allen key/wrench