Lapping a cpu
The entire point of lapping the IHS plate on a Ryzen cpu would be to eliminate the concave area of the plate.
When you lap the cooler as well, you have 2 matching mating surfaces which allows the use of minimal amount of thermal interface material. This can sometimes help a little with temps by just a couple few degree.
Delidding doesn't seem to do much of anything. There's a few variables to look at actually.
My HTPC has a delidded 2700x. The temps look practically unchanged. Still using the IHS plate with TIM in place of the solder and still using the stock cooler. Temps might be 5c hotter at best.
All the heat generated by Ryzen processors is from sheer transistor density. There's no cure for the heat and heat spikes that's created.
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