Today, we'll push the boundaries of comfort and perform one of the most dangerous CPU modifications possible – removing the internal heat sink (IHS), or what's known as a delide! 🛠️ Then, we'll install a direct die cooler and see how much we can lower the temperatures on my Intel Core i9-13900KS. In the video, we'll also discuss why processors have an IHS, the benefits of removing it, and why you probably shouldn't do it yourself. Keep your fingers crossed I don't ruin a 3,000 PLN processor! 😅
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I bought a water block and the delide tool myself.
0:00 - Introduction
0:46 - What does a desktop processor look like?
1:24 - Why is there an IHS on a processor?
2:44 - Why remove the IHS?
3:43 - Not every CPU has a radiator
5:47 - What are my current temperatures? 7:06 AM - We're pouring the chip and removing the CPU
7:41 AM - We're doing the delid
10:51 AM - Selecting the Direct DIE block
1:22 PM - We're assembling the block
3:29 PM - The results are... strange...
8:14 PM - Final temperatures
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