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literallyelite.mafia said:hawt
elite.mafia said:hawt
77C to be exactp0intphreek said:literally
...wow..havent seen a de-lidded p4 before..cool
So basically you're saying it's a lot riskier to do?ryuji said:prescotts are attached to the ihs using solder... that needs to be melted after you pop the seal.. no i didnt use a razor blade.. i used a thin plastic card
xtasyindecay said:What is the black sh*t on the surface in the first pic?
Shameless Liar said:So basically you're saying it's a lot riskier to do?
ryuji said:wont be de-topping the 570 but the 506 makes a good desk pice next to the northwood... the cpus still functional too... my friend de-topped his 3.2e the same way... the same 3.2e i used to have
actualy no... i used the t-pass to break the seal.. the black shit you see all around the core is just silicone sealant(note the black ring around both cpus and the ihs on the prescott and you will understand)ScHpAnKy said:burnt shit.
the lighter that he used found all the imperfections that weren't metal and burned the hell out of them
meltedduronScHpAnKy said:who ended up with that?
my buddy did it to his 3.2e as well.. it still works... i didnt burn the substate so theres no reason why it shouldnt work... bitchbreaker de-topped his presler as wellDFI Daishi said:just to be clear, because i'm not sure that i believed it the first time i read it, the prescott still works having melted off the solder?