AMD A8-5600k Deliddable???

[clutchmaster]

i have a many year old AMD A8-5600k and i cant seem to find any information about whether or not it is soldered or not but thanks too timmy joes latest video about AMD APU performance he delidded his A10-5800k so this left me with this question..... so im asking for help while i search for the answer myself and a thank you to anyone who helps
sionce i only got one of these A8's and dont want to ebay one plus for future people that want to find out if they can thats why im asking 
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[Streetguru]

24 minutes ago, clutchmaster said:

 

Is the APU something you were going to throw away anyways or is it actually your main PC?

[clutchmaster]

2 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

Is the APU something you were going to throw away anyways or is it actually your main PC?

mainly to sell as a entry level system with a gtx 1050

[Streetguru]

1 minute ago, clutchmaster said:

mainly to sell as a entry level system with a gtx 1050

It's really not worth the effort to delid if it's even possible. Doesn't add any real value.

Possibly better off selling the GPU separately.

[Electronics Wizardy]

2 minutes ago, clutchmaster said:

mainly to sell as a entry level system with a gtx 1050

why would you bother? Its not a high power chip anyways. 

[clutchmaster]

4 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

why would you bother? Its not a high power chip anyways. 

it hits thermal shutdown even after replacing thermal paste

[clutchmaster]

5 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

It's really not worth the effort to delid if it's even possible. Doesn't add any real value.

Possibly better off selling the GPU separately.

welll if i sell it as a complete system i get more money and less parts sitting around

[Electronics Wizardy]

2 minutes ago, clutchmaster said:

it hits thermal shutdown even after replacing thermal paste

What temps do you see? 

 

You sure its thermal?

 

It shouldn't do this, check the mounting pressure.

[clutchmaster]

10 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

It's really not worth the effort to delid if it's even possible. Doesn't add any real value.

Possibly better off selling the GPU separately.

 

3 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What temps do you see? 

 

You sure its thermal?

 

It shouldn't do this, check the mounting pressure.

i just took it to my bench vice and poped it off and hey look thermal compound!!! liquid metal time