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25*c drop is massive, but i have my doubts about it, but if you use a heat gun and heat the IHS up the glue and thermal paste like go easier, but i just used the skechy way of hammer and vice, where the chip might get abit of air time if you do it to hard or if it just lets go.

But my chip only saw like 10-13*c drop, and i think my Supremacy Evo block is bad as the CPU gets 65*c somethings and the chip temps raise way fast in spikes and my idle is only 30-32 ish *c.

Might just buy an beefy air cooler and sell the watercooling bits and as it has lost its appeal for me, and my thoughts constantly keeps dreading a leak, but hopefully it isn't going to happen.

In the German demo video, he achieved a 13 degree temp drop, by replacing the thermal paste and place the lid back. Same cooler and setup.

That is just massive and really makes me wonder why Intel uses such *crap* as thermal paste. It must be a penny decision to be cheap on the paste.

Ran across this case mod today.

Case Mod

Pretty wild build

I love steampunk. But it is very hard to get right. This one rocks.

What happens if you put one of the best PC Case manufacturers together with a Pro Overclocker?



Awesome case.

That's a very nice case, I'm impressed.

I've been toying with the idea of building a wall mounted PC or maybe one of those ones that are built into a desk when the next time i do a PC build.

The actual building of it won't be a problem as i have a lot of tools for this type of thing due to my line of work, and i also have a lot of experience in making similar things like this however if i go for the wall mounted option i am a little worried about it's effect on dust as it will be open to the elements so i will have to look into this first.

Anyway, my next PC build is still a long way off so lots of time to plan.

Computex Case Mods
Wildest case mods

Whoamus wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09, 2018 6:53 pm Computex Case Mods
Wildest case mods

Some nice mods, i like this one the best.