De-lid tool rental

Cliff S · 25 Mar 2017

worf105 said:

Job done and pictures to follow (that's if when I install the liberated 6700k back in and it still works)

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worf105 · 25 Mar 2017

Cliff S said:

Thank you.

essenbe · 25 Mar 2017

worf105 said:

Job done and pictures to follow (that's if when I install the liberated 6700k back in and it still works)

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worf105 · 25 Mar 2017

essenbe said:

Cheers lol

CountMike · 25 Mar 2017

Hoping for negative results of smoke test !!!

worf105 · 25 Mar 2017

CountMike said:

Hoping for negative results of smoke test !!!

So am I

Dude · 25 Mar 2017

You are going to be fine worf, looking forward to the pics and results

worf105 · 25 Mar 2017

Dude said:

You are going to be fine worf, looking forward to the pics and results

Must say that the Rockit 88 tool is a extremely well designed and built peace of kit. Highly recommended

Will check and see if the adhesive has cured enough in about an hour

Cheer guys

worf105 · 25 Mar 2017

CPU in and all is good (Well great in fact) Early tests running Intel Burn In test on high shows highs at only 56 - 57 oC Max at 4.5Ghz @ 1.24v which before was over 71 oC. Maybe tomorrow will try 4.6 (1.26v), 4.7 - 4.8 (1.35 - 1.45+v) and again at 4.9 (1.50 - 1.55v)

Photos coming

worf105 · 25 Mar 2017

Some photos:

My poor 6700K

Can you see this poor wee thing shaking, it's terrified

Closed in and ready to go:

Prepare for some naked images:

Here they come:

Clean this up a little:

Ready to prep it now:

Prep the chip for some liquid metal goodness:

A little goes a very long way

very shinny stuff this and easy to go on and manipulate:

Remove the tape to reveal a nice looking coating of liquid metal goop:

Ready now to rebuild, Out with the re-lidding tool:

Cover up her modesty:

At touch of glue

in the corners

and clamp it for a few hours

Job done.......

(Stuff I used)