Deliding i7 7700K Coollaboratory Pro or IC Diamond

turbogear · Sep 6, 2017

I want to delid my intel i7 7700K. Aqua Computer Dr. Delid is already on its way.

Could some members give me their advice concerning which one of the following thermal pasts is a better choice to use between the IHS and the processor chip.
I have both Coollaboratory Liquid Pro and IC Diamond 24 Carat.

I am liquid cooling the i7 7700k and Vega 64.
I have currently Coollaboratory Pro implemented for CPU heatsink XSPC RayStrom.
I am using IC Diamond on Vega with EK nickel plated block.

So what do you think is better choise to put on delided i7 7700K under IHS.

I read that Coollaboratory Pro could have aging effects because it contains Gallium.

hat · Sep 6, 2017

I wouldn't recommend IC Diamond on anything that you care about. There are a lot of long time members here that can back me up on that claim because a while back they were giving out samples here and it didn't do very well, to say the least. It will scuff up whatever surface you put it on pretty good, and possibly even damage hardware. I think one member even lost some hardware because of that stuff... dug into the die or something (don't quote me on that, though). I recommend getting that stuff off your Vega card and keep it around for the next time you need to re-paste an old Core 2 Duo with a crappy heatsink. Use MX-4 or another comparable paste like it instead for most applications. Now, when it comes to delidding, that's where you want to use the coollab paste. I haven't heard much about it causing any damage or anything like that... but it's got the best thermal conductivity, and it's going between the 7700k die and the heatspreader, and probably will never be messed with again once the job is done.

turbogear · Sep 6, 2017

Thanks for the reply.
I am new to using Coollaboratory Pro, but I have been using IC Diamond for a few years now.
I used Coollaboratory Pro currently between XSPC RayStrom and 7700K.

I did not see any problems with IC Diamond so far.
I had IC Diamond before on i7 4770K and Radeon 290x in liquid cooled setup.

I used 4770k for over two years before upgrading to 7700k. :oops:

I took appart the old system and sold the 4770K on eBay.
I cleaned it before selling it and I did not see any problems on the surface there. The surface was quite clean.
I was using the same XSPC RayStrom heatsink on 4770K that I put on 7700k now and RayStrom was also fine after having IC Diamond applied to it for over two years.

hardcore_gamer · Sep 6, 2017

Haha. IC Diamond. Brings back memories:

https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/techpowerup-official-ic-diamond-test.170121/page-23#post-2943577

hat · Sep 6, 2017

I'm happy to hear you haven't had problems with it, but others have. I'd advise you to steer clear of that paste in the future. Still, the coolab paste is what you want for delidding. I recommend using it between the CPU die and the heatspreader, but nowhere else. As I recall it shouldn't cause any significant damage to anything, but it can stain surfaces, is electrically conductive, and is a right bastard to clean up.

Ruru · Sep 6, 2017

Bought CLP for my 7600K myself, tho I'm NOT going to delid with razor, so I'm waiting that someone on io-tech forums has a delid tool to loan for me.

hat · Sep 6, 2017

If you've got the cojones, you should be able to do it with a vice, a hammer, and a block of wood... at least you used to be able to. I don't know if anything changed that would make that a really bad idea, worse than what it was before... in fact I think I recall something about the substrate being thinner since Skylake being an issue here.

Aquinus · Sep 6, 2017

hardcore_gamer said:
Haha. IC Diamond. Brings back memories:

https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/techpowerup-official-ic-diamond-test.170121/page-23#post-2943577

I don't care if it works or not, I wouldn't support a business run by such a tool.

turbogear · Sep 6, 2017

hat said:
I'm happy to hear you haven't had problems with it, but others have. I'd advise you to steer clear of that paste in the future. Still, the coolab paste is what you want for delidding. I recommend using it between the CPU die and the heatspreader, but nowhere else. As I recall it shouldn't cause any significant damage to anything, but it can stain surfaces, is electrically conductive, and is a right bastard to clean up.

hardcore_gamer said:
Haha. IC Diamond. Brings back memories:

https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/techpowerup-official-ic-diamond-test.170121/page-23#post-2943577

Thanks for the valuable information, then I will use Coollaboratory Pro for the delided 7700k. :toast:

It's always good to have updated information from the community about a product.
I will try to avoid IC Diamond then in the future.

It seems that both IC Diamond and Coollaboratory Pro have disadvantages.

Coollaboratory Pro destroys heatsinks if they have aluminium in them:
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/liquid-ultra-thermal-paste.223559/#post-3476790

So would you suggest that I change on Vega 64 from IC Diamond to Coollaboratory Pro or MX-4?
I have a nickel plated EKWB block on Vega:
https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-fc-radeon-vega-nickel

dorsetknob · Sep 6, 2017

calling our Resident (not evil) Tim the toolman @peche

vega22 · Sep 6, 2017

liquid ultra ftw!!!!

do not put icd on a bare ic chip, ever.

i had it turn to stone and ruin a lap job back during the early days. later batches have been known to dry out over time and then it becomes very poor. that being said when it works, it works well.

gelid is my tim of choice these days (still no ocz freeze but nothing is) but i have heard very good things about thermal grizzly stuff.

Mussels · Sep 6, 2017

i used a double sided razor blade, and covered one side with duct tape delidding my 3770k. I uh, was unusually ballsy that day.

Repeating all the others - IC diamond scratches things, it is a BAD idea on any naked die. It's very unpopular here due to the way their CEO handled himself, but the fact it scratches things even in a small manner is a huge nono for naked dies.

CLU/CLP both work really well for this kind of thing, just make sure you use enough and use something to seal the IHS back on in a semi permanent way - after about a year my temps slowly climbed and i thought it was dust but i had to repaste mine (the IHS slid a tiny amount, so one core was ~10C hotter than the other 3)

natr0n · Sep 6, 2017

hardcore_gamer said:
Haha. IC Diamond. Brings back memories:

https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/techpowerup-official-ic-diamond-test.170121/page-23#post-2943577

Wow I never bothered with that thread anymore and he actually made a pdf with my pics to call me a liar...

I didn't give permission, nor did he ask to use my pics.

turbogear · Sep 6, 2017

Mussels said:
i used a double sided razor blade, and covered one side with duct tape delidding my 3770k. I uh, was unusually ballsy that day.

Repeating all the others - IC diamond scratches things, it is a BAD idea on any naked die. It's very unpopular here due to the way their CEO handled himself, but the fact it scratches things even in a small manner is a huge nono for naked dies.

CLU/CLP both work really well for this kind of thing, just make sure you use enough and use something to seal the IHS back on in a semi permanent way - after about a year my temps slowly climbed and i thought it was dust but i had to repaste mine (the IHS slid a tiny amount, so one core was ~10C hotter than the other 3)

Thanks a lot.
Sorry, I did not know that IC Diamond was a very emotional topic here. :ohwell:

I have been away from forums for some time until I received Vega 64 recently and started fine tuning my new computer.

I am planning to seal the IHS after deliding.
I have ordered some high temperature Silicon for that purpose.
https://www.caseking.de/en/uhu-hochtemperatur-silikon-80-ml-zuhp-006.html

9700 Pro said:
Bought CLP for my 7600K myself, tho I'm NOT going to delid with razor, so I'm waiting that someone on io-tech forums has a delid tool to loan for me.

Deliding with razer was too risky for me.
I was planning to buy der8auer Delid-Die-Mate 2 but it is always out of stock:
https://www.caseking.de/en/der8auer-delid-die-mate-2-fsd8-019.html

I ended up in buying Aqu Computer Dr. Delid:
https://www.mindfactory.de/product_...kylake--und-Kaby-Lake-Prozessore_1188890.html

GreiverBlade · Sep 6, 2017

coolaboratory Pro or Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut (if available) but surely not IC Diamond ....

well the question has been answered but adding another input is not unwelcome :laugh:

vega22 · Sep 6, 2017

natr0n said:
Wow I never bothered with that thread anymore and he actually made a pdf with my pics to call me a liar...

i entered a comp they ran on another forum, under instructions of that forum's owner i did a pressure mod on my ifx and was called a lair too for the results i achieved. i was later told that the same forum/site owner kept the water cooling kit they had offered as the prize :|

P4-630 · Sep 6, 2017

I'd recommend to use anything from Thermal Grizzly:
http://www.thermal-grizzly.com/

The best you can get IMO.

GreiverBlade · Sep 6, 2017

tho i actually use a nano diamond TIM atm ... the test is not bad at all ... temps are fine, didn't check the block and IHS but will probably do later ...

Cooler Master Mastergel Maker Nano, not too pricy, decent quantity, on par with my previous Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut and Gelid GC-Extreme (slightly under the Kryonaut)

Mussels · Sep 6, 2017

P4-630 said:
I'd recommend to use anything from Thermal Grizzly:
http://www.thermal-grizzly.com/

The best you can get IMO.

thats who i'm using now, i didnt see major changes from CLU - just sold locally.

turbogear · Sep 6, 2017

P4-630 said:
I'd recommend to use anything from Thermal Grizzly:
http://www.thermal-grizzly.com/

The best you can get IMO.

Which one from their collection would you recommend for deliding as well as for using with the Vega 64 water block.
The shop where I buy most of the liquid cooling stuff has them:
https://www.caseking.de/en/search?sSearch=Thermal+Grizzly

GreiverBlade · Sep 6, 2017

dorsetknob said:
calling our Resident (not evil) Tim the toolman @peche

eh? .... he's actually the "info collector/compiler" ...

my personal collection, tested proofed and sorted ... (excepted the extreme right .... since i didn't delid my CPU the Conductonaut is on hold for now )

tho it's actually more TIM for "between IHS and block/heatsink" excepted for the CM and TG-C, and a little tube of, now useless, AS5

turbogear said:
Which one from their collection would you recommend for deliding as well as for using with the Vega 64 water block.
The shop where I buy most of the liquid cooling stuff has them:
https://www.caseking.de/en/search?sSearch=Thermal+Grizzly

for delid : Conductonaut, for bare chip on Vega rather the Kryonaut (not a fan of LMT on GPU)

P4-630 · Sep 6, 2017

turbogear said:
Which one from their collection would you recommend for deliding as well as for using with the Vega 64 water block.
The shop where I buy most of the liquid cooling stuff has them:
https://www.caseking.de/en/search?sSearch=Thermal+Grizzly

Personally I just wouldn't use any "liquid metal" stuff.
I'd say, read some reviews.

turbogear · Sep 6, 2017

GreiverBlade said:
eh? .... he's actually the "info collector/compiler" ...

my personal collection, tested proofed and sorted ... (excepted the extreme right .... since i didn't delid my CPU the Conductonaut is on hold for now )
View attachment 91811

tho it's actually more TIM for "between IHS and block/heatsink" excepted for the CM and TG-C, and a little tube of, now useless, AS5

for delid : Conductonaut, for bare chip on Vega rather the Kryonaut (not a fan of LMT on GPU)

Thanks a lot. :respect:

I will order some of these then.

I have to admit that I have been living under the rock when it comes to thermal compounds. :cry:

I did research back in 2014 when I was building my liquided cooling setup for first time.
At that time I found IC Diamond to be good in the reviews.
I had been using that ever since without doing new research.

P4-630 said:
Personally I just wouldn't use any "liquid metal" stuff.
I'd say, read some reviews.

That's why I put IC diamond on Vega because I was hesitating to use liquid metal.
I was uncertain if there could be some short circuit possibility near the HBM.
I did not have a microscope at home to see if there is some opening where CLP can go in.
I only have microscopes at work.

I am an electrical engineer and know how things can smoke out when a short circuit happens.
I have seen such things time to time in the LAB. :laugh:

dorsetknob · Sep 6, 2017

turbogear said:
At that time I found IC Diamond to be good in the reviews.

Yeh >>>>> then the Shitstorm of complaints about Damage to components hit the Web
And the CEO of IC diamond went Ballistic attacking the Complaints
See Threads on Site or google for other forums for his Over the top Reaction "It ain't Good"

turbogear · Sep 6, 2017

Thanks a lot for all the help everybody here. :lovetpu:

Again I learned some new stuff today.

Thermal Grizzly is going to be my new thermal compound. :rockout:

I just saw a local shop in my city who has both of them.

I have reserved on their online store both Kryonaut 5,55g and Conductonaut 1g.
On weekend, I will do the deliding and also replace IC Diamond on my Vega with Kryonaut.

For anybody interested in Vega 64, you will find links to results from my undervolting and overclocking of liquid cooled vega here in the #1 post:
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/...tom-liquid-cooled-overclocked-vega-64.236772/

These results are with IC Diamond at this moment.

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