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EK shows De-Lidded Ivy Bridge CPU Cooling Solution
EK Water Blocks introduces the Supremacy PreciseMount Add-on Naked Ivy. This product is world-first of it's kind - it is the mounting mechanism upgrade for existing cooling device, designed to support delided 3rd Generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 Ivy Bridge CPUs. This product is the perfect upgrade for all those EK-Supremacy users who want to use their delided 3rd Generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 CPU safely and squeeze the last megahertz out of their processors.
EK-Supremacy PreciseMount Add-on Naked Ivy is an add-on for EK-Supremacy PreciseMount universal mounting mechanism that offers error-preventing, tool-less installation. The result is a perfect installation which results in perfect performance every time. It is compatible with EK-Supremacy series water blocks only! All enclosed screws are made of high-quality nickel plated brass. EK recommends the normal orientation of EK-Supremacy water block for optimal results! Using the water block rotated by 90° may result in less than optimal cooling.
But beware, this product is not for the faintheated
In fact it is intended to be used by expert users only as removing the CPU IHS is a delicate process. EK Water Blocks will not be held responsible for any failed removal operation that resulted in death of the computer component! Also worth considering is the fact that removing the IHS from the Intel CPU will result in voiding your warranty. Please do not try to remove IHS from previous generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 CPUs (such as Sandy Bridge, Clarkdale and Arrandale) as the core (die) is soldered to the IHS on aforementioned models. Any attemps to remove the IHS from such processors will surely result in irreparable damage to the CPU.
A truly extreme product for the most extreme users. By experts for experts. Made in Slovenia - Europe!
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#4565143 Posted on: 03/29/2013 09:34 AM
This will fill the gap a removed IHS leaves, letting you sit the cooler on the cpu die, not bad but the tests are in already with direct die mounting and it's only 1 - 3C better than if you had left the IHS in place (after de-lidding ), especially if the IHS has been lapped.
This will fill the gap a removed IHS leaves, letting you sit the cooler on the cpu die, not bad but the tests are in already with direct die mounting and it's only 1 - 3C better than if you had left the IHS in place (after de-lidding ), especially if the IHS has been lapped.
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#4565151 Posted on: 03/29/2013 10:00 AM
Or just buy Sandy Bridge...
Or just buy Sandy Bridge...
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#4565153 Posted on: 03/29/2013 10:02 AM
Meh, x8 x8 on a gen2 mobo is pants, <2133 ram is pants too.
Or just buy Sandy Bridge...
Meh, x8 x8 on a gen2 mobo is pants, <2133 ram is pants too.
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#4565350 Posted on: 03/29/2013 03:39 PM
Intel is dumb. Why not just solder the IHS on?
Intel is dumb. Why not just solder the IHS on?
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Is there even a market for such a product?