My i7 3770k (4.4ghz 1.27v) that i just delidded is not balanced between the cores when it comes to temps under load. I ran Linx which functions like Intel burn test a few times and took a picture of it:
When i delidded my cpu, i removed the black rubbery glue that they use, replaced the old thermalpaste with conductonaut. I also put a small bit on the ihs to make sure that a connection between the cpu and the die was made. After getting the cpu back on the socket i used kryonaut between the die and my nh-d15 and installed it.
And i am getting better temps, it would normally be in the 70's and maybe spike to 79/80c.
But i can't stabilize the temps between all cores, people keep saying that the reason the temps have such a large gap is because of the rubber glue and the bad thermal paste Intel use. But clearly it didn't have a affect on my system.
When i delidded my cpu, i removed the black rubbery glue that they use, replaced the old thermalpaste with conductonaut. I also put a small bit on the ihs to make sure that a connection between the cpu and the die was made. After getting the cpu back on the socket i used kryonaut between the die and my nh-d15 and installed it.
And i am getting better temps, it would normally be in the 70's and maybe spike to 79/80c.
But i can't stabilize the temps between all cores, people keep saying that the reason the temps have such a large gap is because of the rubber glue and the bad thermal paste Intel use. But clearly it didn't have a affect on my system.
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