My CPU dropped _20 DEGREES_ after my first delidding

**Testing Liquid Metal Thermal Paste with Intel CPU**

Just to sort of model after just to see exactly how the IHS lines up with the substrate it's actually very handy alright so we're gonna drop this thing into a test system now this is actually gonna be the same test build that I put this guy into as soon as I realized it was overheating in the end - a leak build cuz I wanted to make sure that was actually the CPU and not maybe some sort of mounting mechanism with the monoblock or anything like that and sure enough even in this test build it was spiking up to TJ.maxx pretty much so let's go ahead and drop it into that same rig right now and see what happens.

**Boot Up and Initial Results**

alright so first things first we booted which means that there was no issue with like liquid metal touching any of the capacitors or anything else that it wasn't supposed to on the substrate so that's great the second thing here is that our idle temps are actually looking a lot better off the bat than they were before this whole process I think of as idling before it must have been like 45 55 as she was really bad and here we have in the 30s or so which is already a huge improvement I would say so things are looking good right now I'm feeling optimistic but you never really know what the sort of things so

**Testing Performance with Adobe Media Encoder**

I've got Adobe Media encoder CC 2018 open right here so we're actually gonna render a five-minute clip this is the same way that I was testing the CPU before this whole deleting procedure so let's go ahead and start keep an eye on those core temps cores for 13 and 17 I believe we're the sort of culprits those cores in particular were really overheating and causing the CPU package tend to just soar through the roof and right now things are looking pretty good but you want to give it a little bit of time with the W Premiere Pro or Media encoder it doesn't immediately start putting a full load on the system until maybe a quarter of the way through and then especially half half the way through is about as hot as a CPU will ever get at least in my experience so right now things are looking good though we're spiking up to around 68 69 mm-hmm we're actually clocking at 4 gigahertz that's right on the money and also the render is going a lot faster this time which means we're not we're not thermal throttling this five-minute clip took over 10 minutes to render before the deal it'd and now it looks like it's gonna finish it in about 5 minutes time which is which is normal it's pretty standard for a 79 80 XC r entering this at 4k I should also mention that the CPU is not overclocked we're running bone stock right now and it's being cooled by a three hundred and sixty millimeter thermal take ring plus I believe we're already more than halfway through the render but here we are hovering at around 80 degrees C so I think it's safe to say this worked it actually worked

**Conclusion**

I'm pretty stoked right now and I can't actually wait to pop this into the elite build now and see what kind of temps we get with a full-blown liquid cooled loop so yeh thank you very much Steve for all of your guidance and your help and the D lid tool and everything and yeah I guess this is all to say that if you are curious about D letting you should do it because I was able to do it and if I can do it pretty sure anyone can those are true words wifey sauce is nodding yes as well because she knows I'm inadequate it mostly everything but hey I feel good I feel good I feel good about myself

**Final Thoughts**

This was fun oh wait geez sorry I should probably let it finish rendering just to make sure that there's no last-minute things and no less minute issues but we only got like 10 seconds left of our render a t presea is is looking like it's the hottest at the cpu got that's down from a hundred and four so yeah it definitely worked and look at that we were able to render this guy in about four minutes or so as opposed to nearly triple that when it was overheating that's how thermal throttling works now the CPU is staying within its thermal constraints it doesn't have to down clock the frequency in order to stay within those operating boundaries so things are looking really good and I'm very happy that this worked out my first deal it was a success and liquid metal isn't quite as intimidating as some may think at least my experience so thank you guys for watching this video if you enjoyed it toss a like on and get subscribed for more stuff coming at you really soon and I'll see you guys in the next video