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Hi all, 

 

I just received my naked die Kit for my ek supremacy evo Block.  The cpu is already delidded but I am still using the IHS.  This is however about to change.  I was wondering if i should bottom out the thumbs screws like I normally do when mounting the ek block but in this case I am inclined to hear out some advice before trying it out. I would hate to crack the chip ;)

 

Or perhaps one of the affiliates might know?  @EK Luc @EK_Derick

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I am pretty sure you should, so that the waterblock makes contact with the CPU die.... Just don't apply too much pressure on one side and tighten the screws in a cross pattern... 

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3 minutes ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

I am pretty sure you should, so that the waterblock makes contact with the CPU die.... Just don't apply too much pressure on one side and tighten the screws in a cross pattern... 

Pretty much my thought just wanted some confirmation so thanks :)  the manual doesn't really say. 

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19 hours ago, NoobCase said:

Hi all, 

 

I just received my naked die Kit for my ek supremacy evo Block.  The cpu is already delidded but I am still using the IHS.  This is however about to change.  I was wondering if i should bottom out the thumbs screws like I normally do when mounting the ek block but in this case I am inclined to hear out some advice before trying it out. I would hate to crack the chip ;)

 

Or perhaps one of the affiliates might know?  @EK Luc @EK_Derick

Which CPU generation are you using? If it's a Skylake, we don't have any official support for it,

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Just now, EK Luc said:

Which CPU generation are you using? If it's a Skylake, we don't have any official support for it,

It's 4790K Devils Canyon :) This is the kit I have: EK-Supremacy PreciseMount Add-on Naked Ivy

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7 hours ago, NoobCase said:

It's 4790K Devils Canyon :) This is the kit I have: EK-Supremacy PreciseMount Add-on Naked Ivy

Ok so you're fine :)

 

As for the installation procedure, I would go all the way down in a cross pattern.  But since I don't have any experience with a naked CPU, maybe some more experienced users will say differently.

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Just now, EK Luc said:

Ok so you're fine :)

 

As for the installation procedure, I would go all the way down in a cross pattern.  But since I don't have any experience with a naked CPU, maybe some more experienced users will say differently.

been googling like crazy. Found a couple that states the naked kit works the same as the normal and that going all the way down is intended. Thanks for you reply!

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