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welcome back to take a city this is baronies coming back to you guys today with a full D lid tutorial now last time I did this daily tutorial I got to agree with you guys it was pretty vague some people were getting their dick stuck in the vise some people were getting their dick stuck in the fan and so hopefully this time you guys will keep your dick in your pants and you'll have a deleted chip with cool attempts so first things first what are you going to need to deal in this chip well as you see here the first thing you need is a vise my one cost me about 15 dollars so I'd say anywhere from about 10 to 20 dollars this is what how much it'll set you back the next thing you'll need is a block of wood this was about $0.50 so that shouldn't be too expensive and the third thing you will need is a hammer any type of hammer will do this is my one this cost about I think five dollars and the next thing you will need is a card this is like a furniture club card so any plastic card that's pretty soft and it's not too sharp on the edges will do and then the next thing you're going to need and I highly recommend this is cool Laboratories liquid pro and I've tested this stuff in the past it is really good when you're putting it on the die now the last thing you're going to need of course is your chip and we're going to get on with the deleting process now okay so you got all your gear ready and you're ready to delete the chip so what you want to do now is you want to open up your vise and then you want to put that voltage regulator that's the part with the little dots you want that facing away from you and you want to put that in like that so there and then you want to tighten the vise up so it's in there nice and firm so it's in there nice and firm and then we want to get our hammer and we want to put it right on the edge there or you can use this other pot the other side here and you want to basically just really give it a nice hit and make sure it starts coming off like that and there you go your chip should be deleted so there you go as you saw there the chip flew off but the background was pretty safe it was pretty low make sure this thing isn't falling on the floor and let's get on with the second step okay so let's move on now with the next part and this is basically cleaning all the debris and all the glue off the chip so first thing you want to do is you want to get the alcohol wipe and just clean off the thermal paste which as you can see here it's actually pretty hard stuff hence why a lot of people want to delete their chip so you just clean that off and just go around and basically clean all the crap off that you can now don't use anything sharp or anything metallic as you may damage your chip so yeah so we basically just gone around and we're cleaning out all the crap so once you've used the alcohol wipe to clean all the stuff off you can then start working on the chip and we see here not the best application of thermal paste right there so we just work along and we're just cleaning off all the crap so this is the first part you want to get all the all the bad thermal paste off there and then you want to start working on the glue so for the glue so you can see there nice clean day so we basically have a nice clean dye there which is cool now we can just start getting the card and we just start working away at the glue and getting that off so yeah pretty easy process just getting all the glue off I'm just going to be doing this is just you know you can you can spend a long time on this if you want to it's up to you guys I just want to take off all the excess so I'm going to be doing it quickly and then showing you guys then the next step which is applying the thermal paste okay so after about five minutes of cleaning up you can see here all the crap is come off the chip and basically essentially what you guys want is you want a flat chip so you can see here the chip is nice and flat there's no excess glue sticking up and also for the heat spreader you want to make sure that that's the same around the edges has all that excess taken off and the middle has all the old thermal paste taken off that - it also looks like I did a little bit of a little bit of a chip off the edge there when I was deleting so that's why you have the voltage regulator facing away from you when you're dead letting let's move on now to the next part of the process part where you just have to apply some cool boria's liquid pro on the core and now seriously just a little dot dab of this stuff no more no less just seriously just a little bit that's probably actually even too much right there but now they include a cotton bud with the chip so now all you want to do is I say with the pad with this thermal paste and now what you want to do is you want to just apply that evenly across the die and make sure that you are getting no spill as well so once you've applied all that you are then ready for the next step okay so I see there the whole die has almost got a whole complete layer of liquid prana and it's almost ready together okay so that's good to go let's put that in the motherboard now once you've put your chip in the motherboard you can now put your chip over like this so you be very careful this part requires a little bit of finesse so you want to put your chip on like that and you want to put it just a little bit further back than it otherwise usually would so you can use the previous glue lines as a guide and then you basically put that down like that and get it ready to clamp down so I'll show you guys with this be very careful does this putt requires a little bit of finesse and so we can go like this and we put that down like that okay and that should be good to go that should generally be good to go and we're now ready to put our heat paste on the chip and then we'll put the heatsink on and we'll see how good the temps are okay so the summer pace has been applied I just used some arctic silver 5as it's pretty decent stuff anyway so let's now put our heatsink back on and then we'll check the temps out it we're all good to go now the last part we have to do is just give it a stress test so we got here prime95 small FFTs we've got real tamp open and this is also a hot summer day so keep that in mind but let's hit that and let's see the temps that we're going to pull okay so this is a 4.6 gigs in the summer which like I mean I'm guessing it's about 27 degrees ambient so it is pretty hot and with my chipper suit suit Lee with my chip core 4 tends to run a little bit cooler than three two and one so this is typical of my CPU so it's nothing to worry about but overall that looks like it's a pretty good solid run and if you guys enjoyed this deal in tutorial please give it a thumbs up if you have any questions you wish to ask me about this process then please put a comment in the comment section below and I'll get back to you guys as soon as I can anyway good luck deleting your chip if you want to achieve those higher overclocks like my 4.6 gig I can get this the 4.8 gig but it does run a pretty high voltage at like one point three four volts which I'm not really comfortable running at 24/7 as opposed to a four point six which only runs at one point two five volt anyway ladies and gentlemen I will catch you guys soon with another video peace out for now Bharani Z Bay I'm going to roll that outro to baby oh yeah guys wondering the Pentium lived as well that little chip that it got from the Vice was not a problem it's got cool advertorials liquid pro and it's also got the 467 TK Intel cooler on it not the Pentium Intel cooler there is a little bit of a difference but not much anyway this is what it's doing with prime95 max temperatures of 50 and this is in summer that's a pretty hot day as well so there's the Pentium it's all good anyway guys catch you with the tech video soon and I hope you enjoyed this daily tutorial pigs out for now bye