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Ever smaller manufacturing processes lead to ever higher thermal densities in CPUs and GPUs. This is one of the reasons why Intel's...

 

 

Said to offer a 15c improvment. Sadly only way to contact them is via FB atm, so not sure how sketchy they are. 

 

Block is 2,750 baht or $83.27USD

Delid Tool is 1,800 baht or $54.50USD

 

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1 hour ago, mouacyk said:

-15C is impressive and +275MHz!

 

If that block can get 15c I'm just imagining what Optimus Sig2 would get if there was a direct die mount.

 

Am going to get on Rockitcool's case to make one ASAP. 

 

My main issue with this block is you either have to reglue the coldplate back to the CPU ala the IHS or let the MB's ILM hold it it in place. I'd much rather just use a dedicated mount like I had for my Z390

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20 hours ago, Outsider said:

 

If that block can get 15c I'm just imagining what Optimus Sig2 would get if there was a direct die mount.

 

Am going to get on Rockitcool's case to make one ASAP. 

 

My main issue with this block is you either have to reglue the coldplate back to the CPU ala the IHS or let the MB's ILM hold it it in place. I'd much rather just use a dedicated mount like I had for my Z390

 

As someone who's never messed with this sort of stuff myself, what extra benefits would you get out of a dedicated mounting system?

 

Very cool though, thanks for sharing.

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1 hour ago, Supercrumpet said:

 

As someone who's never messed with this sort of stuff myself, what extra benefits would you get out of a dedicated mounting system?

 

Very cool though, thanks for sharing.

 

Could use any water block or cooler you wanted. It basically raises the area around the CPU to be level so any cooler can now be used.

 

This is for 9th gen but same principal 

 

 Direct Die Kit - Intel 9th Gen

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9 hours ago, Outsider said:

 

Could use any water block or cooler you wanted. It basically raises the area around the CPU to be level so any cooler can now be used.

 

This is for 9th gen but same principal 

 

 Direct Die Kit - Intel 9th Gen

 

Oh, gotcha. I originally misinterpreted what you meant, but that makes sense.

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