 Okay, so where are we at with this? So we just finished up like a day of testing a bunch of different stuff on this with liquid metal and without liquid metal and now we're going to Put that guy right there on this is the world's most unusual Waterblock it looks normal on the surface copper on the bottom plexi and metal on the top but the secret sauce is it actually actually replaces the integrated heat spreader of your CPU making direct contact with the die This is madness hopefully Private internet access is exactly what it sounds like the VPN that encrypts all your internet traffic and uses a safe protected IP Stay tuned to learn more. You know what's funny is we're kind of coming full circle here This actually reminds me of the danger den tdx So that was a really old block designed for back before AMD CPUs in particular had integrated heat spreaders So the secret sauce here really is just the way that nude CNC has designed the base of their block In the shape of the underside of an integrated heat spreader so you can see this lip right here is designed to be sealed onto the substrate These right here are designed to be held by the socket Retention mechanism and then this flat surface right here. You can actually see an outline from testing They must have done at the factory. This is a prototype unit You can see the outline of where a die was making contact with it before So how's the mounting work first? We got to delete it right? Yeah, well this one's already been deleted Not not right now obviously, but it should come off pretty easily So one of the big ways that enthusiasts have been improving temperatures in some cases very dramatically over the last few generations is removing the integrated heat spreader from the CPU like Alex is doing now and Replacing the stock thermal compound that's in there with something a little more potent either a high performance paste or in extreme cases even liquid metal But the theory here is that? Nothing, I guess that's where the name nude CNC comes from yeah Nothing is better than Anything so we're removing a full layer of thermal interface material and additional metal Between the water and the die which is where the heat is actually generated This is freaking crazy Like you look at how thin everything we're dealing with this the tolerances for this have to be so tight Which is why we're using a 7700 K for our testing rather than an 8700 K because as far as we know That's what this particular prototype is validated on It probably would work for an 8700 K though probably but go back a couple of generations To when Intel was using a thicker package material and maybe not maybe you'd over tighten it which I mean look at this thing You don't want to do It's as thin as a chip Well let's get some liquid metal off of this first just for the like nice new application We already put a whole bunch of conformal coating on this for everyone that's wondering Just gonna give it the old shirt treatment here. Make sure it's nice and clean kids. Don't try this at home Certified ESD safe. Yeah, so we put this in the socket first. There we go Where's our dot? I think it's this way Okay So here you can see what I was talking about before where you do need some kind of IHS on it to even hold the CPU in place because that's how These mounting mechanisms work see there's far too much play in there You won't be making adequate contact between the pads on the bottom of the CPU and the pins in the socket There's something about German that makes warnings so much more fun Warnum make me do aluminum cooler copper curtain very random whereas like the English ones like warning Do not use aluminum heat sinks Alright, what's next? So we apply this right in the socket That's lots hey, you can sort of get it in there and then just pull out and it'll like deflate. It's really weird So this is the trickiest part You can see this notch is smaller and it's offset compared to the one that's built into the integrated heat spreader That is so that you can kind of start it over here Move it where it will actually be held down and then Tighten the whole thing down This is crazy like that is crazy Yeah, so now I guess we need to drain the sketchy loop why We need to put the fittings in there. No, no, you don't have to drain a loop to put in fittings Why have you been wasting time in between? Runs draining loops. What's wrong with you? That is how you break motherboards He broke the dual socket C6 21 sage a Seven hundred dollar board. There is a crater in the socket. Oh, I see it. Oh My god, there's so much water coming out How are you? How are you going to flip those around? That rates water everywhere water evaporates. Do you want to at least pour some out? I don't think these are gonna fit Yeah, these don't work. Oh Damn, okay. I'll get the zip ties. No, you know what we could do is Is uh, yeah, so we're just gonna go no collars on the compression fittings We're just gonna use compressions as standard barbs. Fortunately Alex is gone right now because I'm quite certain He would not approve of what I'm about to do I'm just gonna go for like a speed mount here. Oh, no water. Yeah Yep And Oh I lifted it too high Maybe we can fix it before he gets back. Okay, hold on You're saying about not draining a loop Just gotta absorb the water Where's the power supply right below that below it that should be fine is that going to dissolve the tubing? No That's not gonna touch the tubing. I just want it on the board. I need to oh, I don't want it in the block Oh, not really. It's in the block now. Okay. I just need it to carry away the water. That's uh, That's an acrylic block. So that might uh, I Really hope that this Will survives. I'll be right back with an air compressor. I Settled for this. It was a lot lighter to bring up the stairs It's about to get really stinky in here No, no, nothing got over that far. Oh Oh, wait, let me be a little oh, oh, yeah, it's way over there. Okay, cool No, no, you don't have to drain it put in fittings. Why have you been wasting time in between Runs draining loops. What's wrong with you? I mean realistically after applying this kind of heat to it It's probably drier than it was before You doing smelling it I'm still picking up some alcohol smell here. That means it's probably not all evaporated Look, I wish I had all the time in the world to do things carefully and properly would have been like a minute There we go Hey that really gets the liquid metal going though, hey Yeah, I guess it's way more liquidy now. Yeah, so let's put that bad boy on there again What could possibly go wrong? Okay. Yeah, it's on there. Okay having learned nothing I'm just gonna quickly whoop quickly quickly see how we're quickly doing that and quickly Good Yeah See I told you it would work pro move is to tighten it clockwise So that that way you're tightening the barb as you tighten your zip tie plug-in pump plug in your I got this the right way Right. Yeah. Okay. Good. I'm like legit excited right now. I am a bit Concerned. Okay, let's do it. Does it have the switch? Yeah, that's a memo case which isn't odd part switch. Okay, it's just hiding There it is We're gonna find out if it posts That'd be pretty funny. Hey breaking the board in between all the testing There you go all the RAM is picked up see no problem no problem All right. So what are we trying to beat here? So we're looking for a 53.4 degrees is our average temperature with the custom loop before okay And that was with liquid metal that was with liquid metal. That's the mark to be I feel like Windows searches gotten worse Over time, but somehow they did it. I agree with you stress FPU hit it. Yep. Okay. Oh damn That's looking like it might be a little better 46 50 So what was the mark to beat max before was 58 Wow All right. Well, let's give it half an hour and make sure but this is looking really promising Okay, it's been 23 minutes. Just doing a quick check in here everything. All right. Okay, it's still up Not only are these temperatures outstanding, but look at that spread Damn core to core temperatures are within like three degrees And this has clearly stabilized like This is it. This is all we get So with an average of 51.5 degrees We are almost a full 2 degrees cooler on average then we were with our liquid metal IHS So remember that that's key 2 degrees we dropped and We haven't even overclocked yet You ready So far everything seems to be behaving totally normally oh we are at that clock speed. Oh, it's beautiful Let's hit it Wow That's like the same temperature Like zero F's given about five gigahertz check this out Five gigahertz at 55 to 60 degrees because remember this water is already pre-warmed Like there's no way this has had enough time to cool down fully. Wow Like look at the spread though That's what's crazy to me the consistency I'll just try going higher Yeah, we got nothing to lose Okay, so we're gonna go ahead and do this Yeah, we got nothing to lose okay So how hard do we hit it? I don't know it seems like some people are getting like 5.5 with 1.5 volts So okay, I'm trying 5.4 At 1.5 volts we might be getting into Windows at 5.4. No, no, we're not I mean, let's just see let's try 5.3 We're in point to Windows We are most certainly running at 5. I hate it when it does this 5.29 Takes the satisfaction right out of it Wow So if we had a chip and a board that could handle higher frequency with this kind of voltage Our cooling would still be well under control Look at that We have settled in at around 65 to 75 degrees on all four of our cores So to put that in perspective that is about what we might expect on a CPU like this at stock speeds with like an Adequate but unexceptional air cooler. 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