Bad placed IHS removing -> Video/explanations

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Hi all,

a friend (K.J.) get some new E6750es last week, but 2 of 5 tested go over 100°C loaded full stock :slobber:

so, he send me 5 pcs to test,
3 of them get around 3.6G prime stable at ~1.3v aircooled...
the 2 last can't get over 3.2Ghz prime stable with over 100°C loaded 1.26v :

http://maxicrash.free.fr/Temp/122%b0C.PNG

I've tested under single stage then -> -40°C evap -> 45°C CPU :slapass:

i've decided to removing the IHS, but it seems to already been removed before :eek:

right unmoded CPU
left already moded CPU

http://maxicrash.free.fr/E6750/decap&nondecap.png

then i've removed the IHS too easy :

http://maxicrash.free.fr/E6750/Decap%20E6750.avi

i think intel had intentionally removed and replaced the IHS...

some others Pics here : http://maxicrash.free.fr/Divers/Decap%20E6750/

XD now all of these 5pcs are very strong and low temperature

i've look more the last E6750, then the IHS wasn't in center :eek:

so i've try to remove the HS then :

http://maxicrash.free.fr/E6750/DSCF3034%20(Large).jpg

too easy same as all others :rolleyes:

but this one wasn't cleaned... that's why i've think it wasn't been already moded...

they came like this directly from intel ? :confused:

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Originally Posted by Supertim0r

they came like this directly from intel ? :confused:

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i think...

with the ihs semi lapped ?

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Originally Posted by Supertim0r

with the ihs semi lapped ?

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yes

It looks as if the ihs is suspended above the chip and rest in the TIM. I wondered about this and was only a few days ago thinking of doing the same thing. I did not ever remember seeing anyone else do it though and was scared. I did'nt know if there was two cores/chips or exactly what was under there. Thanks for showing.

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Originally Posted by Supertim0r

with the ihs semi lapped ?

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semi lapped from Intel??? Hmm...I am guessing some else has done that and IHS removal and not Intel

Agreed. Intel doesn't lap like that! I'm also very skepticle of that video showing the IHS coming off in two seconds.

at the end of the vid there is no rubber around the edges of the IHS whats up with that. Man that is a funky ES

ok thats so wierd.... the ihs should not come off so easily

how are the temps after the IHS removal?

looks like a case of cpu std. it's what happens when cpu's get around the way that they do, especially probably es models.

still very interesting though