No, don't lap your Ryzen and cooler.
No, don't lap your Ryzen and cooler.
yeah you sure can https://www.overclock.net/forum/5-intel-...delid.html
Everyone here already knows the answers. The resident deliddler is part of this community, and they’ve soldered chips long before most people heard about Der8auer. You really just need to know what you’re looking for.
You should check the details before proceeding. Confirm if 600 grit sandpaper works for the final stage. The Core 2 Duo 4xxx can be soldered—proceed accordingly. Use a heat gun if needed to help with the process. Verify the alignment by comparing it to the diagram to ensure it isn’t tilted.
1. Begin with no 600 grit.
2. Finish with a grit of at least 1500.
3. After searching, the information matches our competitive overclocking team page.
4. A small soldering torch is required.
5. Measurements should be taken with a micrometer to check for pitch.
6. For best results, use a thick mirror when applying.
7. Secure the wet sanding paper tightly on the mirror.
8. Water can help during sanding, but avoid using it on the paper.
9. Clean the paper by wiping it with a damp cloth when dust builds up.
10. Once nickel plating is removed, gradually increase the grit.
11. You’ll know it’s time when the CPU feels slippery on the paper.
12. Apply pressure gently and follow a figure 8 motion.
You can begin with a 120 grit setting. The link isn’t showing up, but you can try using the mirror as a stand. If you don’t have a CPU, it might still function, though performance could be affected.
120 grit is too harsh, 600 works better. Apologies, give this another try. https://warp9-systems.proboards.com/thre...~:text=Yes Core 2 Quad are,Core 2 Quads are soldered. You position the mirror on the surface, facing it up. Secure the paper with tape and attach the IHS plate. Perform figure 8 motion while sanding... The IHS plate is relatively flat—sometimes domed, sometimes slightly curved in the middle. You don't need to measure it. Edit: the point where the nickel coating detaches first indicates the high spots.