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so I'm we're going to do it on we were going to roll with it see boy interest yeah boy what I did my review of the I 770 700 km both the I 570 600 K I noticed that the temperatures were ridiculously high and so today I'm going to be deleting at 7700 K can be looking at the temperatures and seeing how much of a difference is made what about detection is bran come to you guys they've like a garden a little bit of a free discussion about the i-77 700 K then I recently deleted now if you guys want to do this I recommend getting a specialized tool now the differences between this generation and skylight as well versus has well and also the previous generation before that ivy bridge which is like your i7 3770k and your i7 4770k is that they had a thick of PCB so you could essentially clamp them in a vise and then use a hammer and bang off the lid and then you could put on some useful paste the problem however this generation with skylake and both Cabul ache is that the PCB is really thin on these retail chips and so sin in fact that I don't recommend using the vise method either with a hammer or using the vise itself to diagonally unclamp the chip from the heatsink this time around however there are some sellers on eBay for example selling these kits that I got here for about 18 Australian dollars which would probably be around 14 USD so it's actually pretty damn cheap that was included with postage - for that price and so if you get one of these kits you can essentially apply all the pressure evenly across the kit this kit here looks like it was 3d printed and there is a guy in Europe doing these kits I think his name is divorce sorry if I butchered that pronunciation but there is a guy over in Europe selling these kits for around about 30 euro I don't know how much extra postage is but apparently they've got a wait time on them so I decided not to wait and get this one off eBay so it off you get stuff one of these kits you can then bang off the lid from the PCB in this case I had to use this in conjunction with the rubber mallet so after you do that you will then have to apply some specialized thermal paste I don't recommend all your normal stuff like your artic Silva or your MX 4 for example as they will just dry up from the intense heat emitted from the dye I use ku laboratories liquid Pro this stuff is legit I've used it in the past though there are a few others out there that people do recommend I just stick the liquid probe as I know it does a really good job so after you've spread it out the thermal paste on the guy you can then connect the integrated heat spreader on there and then clamp it down using your motherboards pressure so now to the juicy part of the video the results we're talking like at least a 20 degree drop here and not only that higher overclocks when I did my i7 7700 cave review I could only get this thing to four point nine gigahertz though after I deleted it I could now get it to 5.1 gigas and I could even boot into Windows and get to the OS screen before it crashed at five point two gears now keep in mind I would give it more voltage but it is really hot at the moment this is a 33 or 32 degrees at the moment so the temperatures are ridiculously hot in here and I still managed to pull off a five point one key good overclock and looking at the temperatures this is probably the most important part when you do lid when I was benchmarking at 4.9 gigahertz before I deleted this thing was going near a hundred degrees it was going well over 90 degrees completely not recommended to anyone out there for 24/7 operations though after I deleted this thing was sitting around 80 degrees at 5.1 gigahertz so the difference is huge not only for the temperatures but also the 24/7 stable operation and also if you guys want to get a higher overclock out of your cab you like CPUs now one thing I will discuss with this is that it's really crazy because you would think with as the generations of CPUs go on until we push that a thermal paste on these CPUs but I don't think they are I mean with the house will refresh they kind of did get it right with the thermal paste on those chips where the temperatures were a lot lower than the previous two generations before that but it seems like with can be lake they've done it again where they just put cheap thermal paste on and this stuff is really cheap when I delivered the CPU this stuff was like raw box so anyway guys to sum things up quickly if you are getting a cab you lake CPU and you do want to overclock then I can highly recommend deleting this thing and getting not only higher o'clock that much better temperatures so I'll put some links in the description below if you want to get some of the gear there keep in mind some of these D lid kits they will be tough to get but I'm sure they'll become more popular as more people want to deal with their cabbie leg CPUs and you guys let me know in the comments section what you think about Cammy Lake I honestly think it's pretty piss week that they have done this again with this generation of CPUs love to hear your thoughts and opinions as always in the comments section and I'll catch you guys in another tech video very soon also the benchmark PC is done the way I'm having some problems with this - ATX it's like kind of like green screening on me when I'm getting to Windows so I'm going to fix that problem but then the benchmark PC is on its way it is coming to you guys anyway that's enough of me rambling I'll catch you in another tech video very soon peace out for now bye