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Poll Results: Which Ivy Bridge CPU did you buy?

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    i5 3570k
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    i7 3770k
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post #1871 of 6586
6/6/12 at 11:11am
awesome. also how did you clean off the black glue i've seen in pics or did you just leave it on? and why did you not use liquid pro on the top side also? just curious ordering now thumb.gif also is a very very small amount like 1 drop? pea size? sorry want to do this right.
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6/6/12 at 11:15am
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awesome. also how did you clean off the black glue i've seen in pics or did you just leave it on? and why did you not use liquid pro on the top side also? just curious ordering now thumb.gif also is a very very small amount like 1 drop? pea size? sorry want to do this right.

The black gunk is kinda rubbery, I picked the thick of it off then used some ArctiClean, if you let it soak in a little it starts to break up and you can scrape it away with your nail :l
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post #1873 of 6586
6/6/12 at 11:19am
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awesome. also how did you clean off the black glue i've seen in pics or did you just leave it on? and why did you not use liquid pro on the top side also? just curious ordering now thumb.gif also is a very very small amount like 1 drop? pea size? sorry want to do this right.
I didnt use it on the top of the ihs becuase ive heard it can bond to the cpu and cooler, and also you want to use much smaller than a pea sized drop with the LQP

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Here is some small fft i ran just a second ago, before i couldnt run this clock with this voltage, before i was only able to hit 4.6 with 1.35 volts and it would run up to 95C in prime95, after tim change i can run the 4.6 clocks at 81C all day in prime95 and 4.7 at 1.42 with these temps.
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post #1874 of 6586
6/6/12 at 11:23am
wow simply awesome. ordered some from frozen cpu and payed for 2-3 day usps shipping so i'll have it by the weekend. thanks alot for all the info.
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post #1875 of 6586
6/6/12 at 11:27am
Has anyone tried lapping an Ivy chip here yet? Just wondering what results you got from it.
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post #1876 of 6586
6/6/12 at 11:36am
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Just finished changing out the stock paste on my 3770k to the liquid pro, and i am amazed. Temps have lowered at least 20c on full load.

Do you put the ihs back on? I know you have to remove the cpu socket cover on your motherboard if you dont, and that seems risky. If you did put the ihs back, how did you reattach it?

All of these ridiculous temp differences with changing the tim is making me want to delid really bad.
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Do you put the ihs back on? I know you have to remove the cpu socket cover on your motherboard if you dont, and that seems risky. If you did put the ihs back, how did you reattach it?
All of these ridiculous temp differences with changing the tim is making me want to delid really bad.

Yes he did, and me too frown.gif
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post #1878 of 6586
6/6/12 at 11:38am
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Do you put the ihs back on? I know you have to remove the cpu socket cover on your motherboard if you dont, and that seems risky. If you did put the ihs back, how did you reattach it?
All of these ridiculous temp differences with changing the tim is making me want to delid really bad.

all you do is socket the chip put the IHS back on and use the socket cover to hold it in place. Also he did say he put it back on and used as5 for the top biggrin.gif

also im guessing its safe to just use alcohol to clean the TIM off the dye? also is their an agreement on what method to use to apply paste to the top of the IHS i've heard so many different things I want this to be the last time I do this.
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6/6/12 at 11:44am
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all you do is socket the chip put the IHS back on and use the socket cover to hold it in place. Also he did say he put it back on and used as5 for the top biggrin.gif

Life needs to have a save option so I can do this and if I screw up I can just reload and try again...

Give it a week and I'll probably end up doing it anyway tho. Just remove the ihs with a sharp blade, remove tim and glue with alcohol or the arcticlean stuff, apply new tim with q tip, put in socket, place cover on top, lock down, apply tim, attach cooler, and way lower temps? Is that it?
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6/6/12 at 11:48am
yes I really think so, and I'm mad at intel for making have to do this, I like you am really hoping I don't screw up and need another chip that would just need this part done again. why did they use tim when it could be soldered to save money of course why does a company ever do anything mad.gif
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