5800x3d delidding

[Achilles777]

Is it possible to delid 5800x3d 

To overcome its high thermals???

[Fasauceome]

Undervolting is preferable. Many users have managed to reduce the operating voltage to between 1.1 and 1.0 volts. 

 

Ryzen CPUs are soldered to the IHS, they already have good thermal transfer by design.

[Guest]

2 hours ago, Achilles777 said:

Is it possible to delid 5800x3d 

To overcome its high thermals???

Yes it is possible, I've only done up to a 2700X myself though.

 

Direct die cooling (unplated) was around 5c average drop in temps on that particular processor. 

 

The delid risk isn't worth the adventure if there's a mistake made though.

 

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If you want better temps, put a  spot fan on the VRM package area which will help supply air flow near the base of the cpu. This is actually recommended for those that have water coolers or tower air coolers that don't supply face down air flow like stock coolers do.

 

[Achilles777]

2 minutes ago, Guest 5150 said:

Yes it is possible, I've only done up to a 2700X myself though.

 

Direct die cooling (unplated) was around 5c average drop in temps on that particular processor. 

 

The delid risk isn't worth the adventure if there's a mistake made though.

 

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If you want better temps, put a  spot fan on the VRM package area which will help supply air flow near the base of the cpu. This is actually recommended for those that have water coolers or tower air coolers that don't supply face down air flow like stock coolers do.

 

You used liquid metal or normal paste after delidding??

[Guest]

Just now, Achilles777 said:

You used liquid metal or normal paste after delidding??

I used normal paste, Antec Formula 7 to be exact.

[Achilles777]

1 hour ago, Guest 5150 said:

I used normal paste, Antec Formula 7 to be exact.

Thats a mistake 

If you used liquid metal

At least you can get 10 degree drop

[Guest]

Just now, Achilles777 said:

Thats a mistake 

If you used liquid metal

At least you can get 10 degree drop

It's non conductive and much safer..... Just don't feel like dealing with it. 

But mistake? Nah, I don't think so? 

Re-Plated, TEC cooled, paste, not LM -30c idle 4ghz 1.19v 2700x 16 threads.

 

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