Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

[Acebmxer]

I thought I might start a thread about deliding Ivy / Haswell cpus. You can post links / pics of how to delid and or your results from deliding. What thermal paste did you? etc....

I found this method to be the best. Now I didnt get mine off in 5 sec like this guy did but it still came out.

http://www.fnarfbargle.com/private/130315-Delid-vid/IMG_0081.m4v

Now I did this on my Ivy which is a Malay chip I think I may have either use to much mx4 on the core or mine didnt really have a gap issue as temps did not change, maybe 1-2c different. I will try this on my Haswell but will do a before and after.

[profJim]

re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

Check out Coollaboratory*Products where you have a choice of the Liquid Pro or Liquid Ultra products.

[wazza300]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

already did my ivy

http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/50348-gigabyte-z77x-up4-th-z77x-up5-th-overclock-settings-guide-7.html#post450193

I found to cut just one corner and insert a tiny plasic cutter and the four remaining sides came off in an instant,no niks or cuts either

coollaboratory liquid pro is 100% the way to go,i saw atleast 10-20c drop,don't use regular thermal paste you won't see any temp drop at all

heres how to apply liquid pro,if using on haswell make sure that you stay well away from the line of resistors under the internal heatsink as if you get any liquid pro on them it will short and fry the cpu

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[Acebmxer]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

I was thinking about using liquid pro or ultra on the core. So what do you guys think liquid pro or ultra, ultra is the newer stuff i believe. Also pro/ultra on the core and mx4 on the ihs to water block? or pro/ulta on both? Can you remove it and go back to paste? I am also gonna try running the cpu naked.

Also I am assuming a 1155 back plate will work on 1150?

[wazza300]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

yes pro for me on both core and heatsink

1155/1150 are the same mounting holes so all coolers for those will fit

and yeah it just wipes off and you can use paste,don't use liquid pro/ultra on anything aluminium as it corrodes it,copper or nickel plated is fine

[profJim]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

Not sure, but I think that the newer Liquid Ultra is easier to remove and clean up if you want to go back to using TIM.

[Acebmxer]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

do you coat the ihs and block or just the ihs?

[profJim]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

do you coat the ihs and block or just the ihs?

You coat the cpu die and the underside of the IHS.

[wazza300]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

I coated the top of the die,and the top of the metal cap/heatsink(between the cpu and cpu heatsink cooler,where you would apply paste normally)

[Octopuss]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

For delidding, refer to this thread:
Probably the most and the best information on the subject.

[wazza300]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

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this

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or this

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or that,

just make sure you put something infront or behind to catch the flying cpu!!!!!

[parsec]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

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just make sure you put something infront or behind to catch the flying cpu!!!!!

Oh My Gawd!

Given the extremely small size of the ~1.4 billion transistors on an i7-4770K, IMO it is a miracle that physical shock does not damage them. Sure the CPU die is a solid object, but how things that small are not disturbed at the atomic level at all is amazing.

[Vinster]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

Oh My Gawd!

Given the extremely small size of the ~1.4 billion transistors on an i7-4770K, IMO it is a miracle that physical shock does not damage them. Sure the CPU die is a solid object, but how things that small are not disturbed at the atomic level at all is amazing.

x2...

Vin

[profJim]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

Oh My Gawd!

Given the extremely small size of the ~1.4 billion transistors on an i7-4770K, IMO it is a miracle that physical shock does not damage them. Sure the CPU die is a solid object, but how things that small are not disturbed at the atomic level at all is amazing.

Oh ye of little faith....

[stasio]

Re: Ivy / Haswell Deliding thread

First Delidded Haswell result

Parameters:
Speedstep disabled on manual Vcore
1.225V (1.236V on CPU-Z) @ 4.3ghz
Noctua NH-D14 with 2x NF-A15 fans on open test bench
Running Prime95 for 1 hour
Room temp ~25C

Pre-delid

Idle temp: ~40C
Avg load temp: ~70C
Peak temps: 83C

Post Delid

Idle temp: ~35C
Avg load temp: ~55-60C
Peak temp: 72C

3770k/4670k