Haswell and Ivy Bridge Temperature Fix?

[Evan Owen]

I just saw this interesting video but I'm wondering if it's work the risk or even works.

 

 

What do you guys think of it?

[AroundWayOtherThe]

Is it worth the risk? Nope.

Is it cool to do? HELLZ YEAH

[Guest GRRigger]

If you gonna put really good paste like arctic silver 5 then its worth it 

[Levent]

i would say its ok to do it after a year because the temps will be fine for atleast a year

im currently hitting 90c on 4.2ghz with 1.176v on my 3570k (it was 65c when i received my cpu)

BUT there is a easier and safe way

[I'm Batman]

i would say its ok to do it after a year because the temps will be fine for atleast a year

im currently hitting 90c on 4.2ghz with 1.176v on my 3570k (it was 65c when i received my cpu)

BUT there is a easier and safe way

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Za1wXTHWT0

how is that safe?? i couldnt even touch my CPU when it came i was so afraid to break it :p

[calebp123]

i would say its ok to do it after a year because the temps will be fine for atleast a year

im currently hitting 90c on 4.2ghz with 1.176v on my 3570k (it was 65c when i received my cpu)

BUT there is a easier and safe way

Lol. I thought he was going to take the cpu, then just smash it to bits with the hammer and say "and that's how you fix your cpu temps."

[joelthezombie15]

Not really worth the risk unless you are hardcore OC.

 

Will it cool? Like you wouldnt believe

 

also, try lapping your CPU and heatsink

http://www.tech-forums.net/forums/f10/cpu-lapping-guide-228558/

heres a good guide

[PCBudgetSolutions]

how is that safe?? i couldnt even touch my CPU when it came i was so afraid to break it :P

CPu's are pretty durable with the lot on.  My I7-2600K suffed a 5 feet drop hitting a tower and landing on the floor.  Also ran 6 months with thermal paste on a few pins.  Still runs @ 4.5GHz

[Evan Owen]

Not really worth the risk unless you are hardcore OC.

 

Will it cool? Like you wouldnt believe

 

also, try lapping your CPU and heatsink

http://www.tech-forums.net/forums/f10/cpu-lapping-guide-228558/

heres a good guide

That's an interesting and practical way of doing it

[maazster]

Why won't Intel with their future batch of Haswell CPUs just change the TIM, using a better paste or do it the old fashion way and and solder the IHS to the core as they have done with Sandy-bridge?

[GM_Peka]

I think Intel do this to intentionally to keep your temps high and to limit your overclock.

[Monty007]

I'm interested in this too but I have a question:  do you clean up the contact area and put the new paste on and put the lid back on?  Or do you run it without a lid?  My waterblock directly on the chip (without lid)??  

 

Thanks in advance!

[Evan Owen]

I'm interested in this too but I have a question:  do you clean up the contact area and put the new paste on and put the lid back on?  Or do you run it without a lid?  My waterblock directly on the chip (without lid)??  

 

Thanks in advance!

It wouldn't stick out of the socket far enough to touch a cooler if you tried leaving the lid off. You'd have to put new paste on the inside of the lid and hold it in with the bracket.

[Leonard]

i would say its ok to do it after a year because the temps will be fine for atleast a year

im currently hitting 90c on 4.2ghz with 1.176v on my 3570k (it was 65c when i received my cpu)

BUT there is a easier and safe way

:o  :blink:  :o

[warmmilk]

I'm interested in this too but I have a question:  do you clean up the contact area and put the new paste on and put the lid back on?  Or do you run it without a lid?  My waterblock directly on the chip (without lid)??  

 

Thanks in advance!

 

 

It wouldn't stick out of the socket far enough to touch a cooler if you tried leaving the lid off. You'd have to put new paste on the inside of the lid and hold it in with the bracket.

 

EK has this little number out.  its made for Ivybridge, but someone on a different forum has done it on Haswell also.  Imma try it when I get my mobo and w/c setup

 

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=37453