a Bad E6750es,but when the IHS Removed ....... !!!

[K.J.]

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/sho … p?t=136776

Because I saw this thread, So I decided to remove IHS

and DONE !






I saw that the core is not smooth
so it was very hot (SP2004 1.17V 3.2G 110'C and reboot)

Then I cleaned them

and painted Aritric Silver 5


it is not too hot now , Idle 10'C lower .

and SP2004 40'C Lower !!!! (77~78'C)

Ambiant = 24'C



Now it has better performance

[Jamesrt2004]

Nice, Good job

[I)ickie]

Are you talking about the e4300 ihs thread?
You may want to fix the link. I cant see clearly in that pic. was there any solder?

[master_gokhan]

10 C on air??

[dinos22]

hi mate so you put the IHS back on now?

[K.J.]

hi mate so you put the IHS back on now?

yes , i put the IHS back

beacause it can't use without IHS (the base of T120/U120/ZALMAN etc. too big , and it cant touch the core)

[dinos22]

yes , i put the IHS back

beacause it can't use without IHS (the base of T120/U120/ZALMAN etc. too big , and it cant touch the core)

there is a way if you remove the intel metal mounting but you have to be careful mounting the heatsink

i've done that with AMD and Sonic Tower and it was amazing how low the temps were >>> i had like 8-10C Delta temps it was amazing


Here is a pic from the testing days......Opteron 146 under the hammer

[bassie]

Nice, 10 degrees is not bad.

[K.J.]

Nice, 10 degrees is not bad.

on full load , 40'C lower 11x'C ---> 77'C

[Radamanthys]

110 under load is too much. Stock Cooling? Nice temps without Ihs

[dinos22]

on full load , 40'C lower 11x'C ---> 77'C

there is still something badly wrong with that CPU man

[killster1]

i wish i could lay my parts out on a table and test like that!

[K.J.]

110 under load is too much. Stock Cooling? Nice temps without Ihs

T120 Cooling

and I killed my T120

[K.J.]

there is still something badly wrong with that CPU man

Of Cause I know this

but now it is allready at least not bad....

3.2G 11X'C SP2004 1sec reboot

to

3.2G 77~78'C SP2004 1hours+ Stopped by hand


it's the diffirence

[dinos22]

oh man shame about T120



hey KJ maybe the temp sensor on the CPU is borked

[K.J.]

oh man shame about T120



hey KJ maybe the temp sensor on the CPU is borked

euh ~~ I think it is a little possible ...

but normally it is impossible

[noel82]

good work

should be that the sensor is not ok...78°C are very high, and 110°C are crazy for a cpu like that...think something is wrong

[before]

Might be an ES CPU which was used for burn-in testing.

[Nosfer@tu]

Use TAT.

There is iregularities with Core temp and E4300 so why not with 6850

[Emillos]

Good Job.. very good job

If you're using Core Temp 0.95 to measure the temperature, then try the 0.94 version and see if that's more realistic. It helped on my system
But if it rebooted, it has to have been very hot - unless you'd set a shutdown temperature or something?

[Tuppen^^]

Good job, but still high temps..

[Bootup05]

Thats gotta be a sensor problem , how can a CD2 possibly keep living at 110c! Mine can't stand 80 let alone anything higher

Anyway, nice work with that IHS

[.Logic]

Wow that's extremely hot it has to be a problem with the temperature probe... I mean seriously, 110*C, you wouldn't need to get up from your desk to boil the kettle and make a cup of tea! Anyway, nice job with the removal of the IHS sure looked messy before cleaning

[Maviryk]

How did you clean up the remaining solder on the chip?

[PlatoonSgtElias]

So umm u really are happy about losing 3 years of RMA for 10c lesser heat? I mean buy a watercooling set..