Deliding 7800X3D, using TG HP Heatspreader experience?

[KatyaKassin]

Hello guys, i want to delid my 7800X3D. Until know it was cooled by a Arctic LF3. Now i m considering the cooling solution:

- Using a Thermal Grizzly High Performance Heatspreader together with the LF3 cooler

In that case the surface of the Heatspreader is approx 2 mm lower than the surface of the original heatspreader of 7800x3d.

Has anybody made any expirience with the TG Heatspreader (or direct die) and the LF3 from Arctic and can tell me if it causes any issues or problems when i try to mount the LF3 on a lower surfacepoint?

 

[FreedomEclipse]

Waste of time and money. 7800X3D is already so easy to cool and it can't be overclocked either .

LF3 is total overkill but it's entirely up to you

 

[Frizz]

Hello guys, i want to delid my 7800X3D. Until know it was cooled by a Arctic LF3. Now i m considering the cooling solution:

- Using a Thermal Grizzly High Performance Heatspreader together with the LF3 cooler

In that case the surface of the Heatspreader is approx 2 mm lower than the surface of the original heatspreader of 7800x3d.

Has anybody made any expirience with the TG Heatspreader (or direct die) and the LF3 from Arctic and can tell me if it causes any issues or problems when i try to mount the LF3 on a lower surfacepoint?

I built my mate a 7800x3d and slapped on a 50-60USD 360 AIO which should be all it would ever need in it's life cycle.

 

[KatyaKassin]

Hey thx guys.
It is just for fun and cause i m curious if i can get better cooling. Its just a enthusiastic thing.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

Hey thx guys.
It is just for fun and cause i m curious if i can get better cooling. Its just a enthusiastic thing.

I mean yes. Yes you can but it's a complete waste of money when a $30 thermalright hyper 212 clone can cool to the same level before the deliding.

If you PBO like most of us you'll be running at it's max boost anyway. It doesn't take a whole lot of effort to keep a 7800X3D cool.

By all means do it if you want to. Id personally rather save my time and money.

 

[phanbuey]

I mean yes. Yes you can but it's a complete waste of money when a $30 thermright hyper 212 clone can cool to the same level before the deciding.

If you PBO like most of us you'll be running at it's max boost anyway. It doesn't take a whole lot of effort to keep a 7800X3D cool.

By all means do it if you want to. Id personally rather save my time and money.

+1

The 7800x3d is kind of like an AK-47 of chips -- it's real $/performance value comes into focus when you do the minimum amount of fafo/effort and just slap it in on a B650 and let it rip.

Once you start adding delids and coolers and fancy motherboards, you're really getting maybe 5-10% more out of it for 2x the money.

 

[KatyaKassin]

Hey this is not about economics here all you said is true and clear to me. But this is about my hobby and i want to do this just for fun. My warranty is almost gone.

 

[Harlow]

But this is about my hobby and i want to do this just for fun. My warranty is almost gone.

Go for it.

It's your CPU and your risk. At the very least you should get lower temps. At worst you'll crack one of the dies and kill the CPU.

Does it really matter if you don't see any massive performance gains? You'll have done something most of us will never do. Anyone care to Climb K2? (Yes, I know it's lower than Everest but K2 is probably harder).

https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/1ces4k9
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/...eries-direct-die-cooling-by-der-bauer.299261/

https://www.thermal-grizzly.com/en/delid-die-mate/s-tg-ddm-r7000

 

[DirtyDingusMcgee]

I say go for it. Maybe get a spare just in case.

 

[dgianstefani]

I've done this and it works fine, sometimes takes a few mounts though.

You'd be better off doing it on a 9800X3D where you can actually get overclocking improvements.

 

[xtrfy01]

PentaWave Z06D 리뷰, 성능테스트. RYZEN 7000번대 7950X3D, 7700X, 7600 뚜따가이드. DELID, Direct Die, 대세는 훌렁따
its done with 7700x but could help you