So obviously skunk works got an update.

You guys haven't checked out the NVIDIA garage video?

You guys could go to their channel leaking down below and you can see what we did.

But I'm still not done tweaking the system.

This is the old motherboard and seep you from the skunk.

Works like revision for this is the X 99 classified from E V G.

A.

So it's gotta Intel 69 50 x processor, which you should know by now, is a truly saw turd i hse, which is why there's a little hole on there That's so that some of the gases can get out when the heat it up and and the slaughter actually solidifies.

This was amazing on temperatures.

It was an amazing over clocker.

But now that I've got a 79 60 XY, and here I am dealing with some very funky temperatures that has probably forced me to have to deal it now says we're to do today.

We're gonna test before and after.

Certainly not the first time anyone's done d living on YouTube.

But it will be the first time I'm officially showing you guys with the exception of the Lifestream we did with 79 80 XY.

We're going to see whether or not it's worth avoiding that warranty.

So let's keep our fingers crossed because they're not to take the system apart again.

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Head to DVD a dot com Now before I delete it, I kind of want to show you guys what I'm dealing with here.

Now I'm running 4.6 gigahertz, which is definitely no slouch on a 16 core processor, but the voltage I'm using to run That's not that high and the temperatures were seeing are very high now.

One of the tests I'd like to do is send a bench.

It's an A B X instruction, and so it definitely could hammer the PC, and I can see what the temperature is going to spike too long before the cooling is ever saturated.

So what that means is, the temperature's going to shoot up to a really high number and then as the cool.

It gets hotter.

If you're running a long term, maybe X instruction, then it's only gonna get harder from there if that makes sense.

So if you see the temps shoot up immediately, that's before the waters even gotten hot.

That's heat being trapped in the package itself and never making it to the loop.

So we've got hardware monitor open right here.

You can see we're idling.

Our core is down in the twenties.

But that's because I have balance mode going for power and that specifically because of temperatures.

So right now we're idling at 25 23 ish on the course, 1.321 point four gigahertz on the CPU because of balance mode.

But as soon as I run this test, our temperatures, as you can see right here 60 80 84 85 86 87 89.

You see, our cores are hitting eighties almost nineties, and there's a 90 see right there is 90 sea on the package, and our score is decent inside of sin.

A bench, remember, this is with fairly low voltage.

Are voltage did hit 1.281 point 27 which is higher than stock, Obviously which runs out like 1.18 ish or something like that.

But on Skunk works, I was actually able to run 1.35 and 4.9 daily on that on the 69.

50 X.

Now, Yes, I know we have more core density in here, but I also know what temperatures were able to achieve on the 79 80 XY once we deleted it, even on standard cooling.

So I decided to go ahead and do it with Skunk works and show you guys sort of the process.

Um, yes.

I am well aware that that complete avoids the warranty, which is something you guys should keep in mind if you're gonna be doing this.

But a skunk works kind of keeps its hardware long term.

That's why this has been running ever since launching the 69 50 XY.

Uh, this'll is gonna destroy its resale, but I don't resell my parts.

I'm sure you guys have kind of noticed.

So this is my personal rig, and I want to get it's much out of it as I possibly can And if I, for some reason do destroy the CPU, which is always a risk when you deal it, I do have another 17.

80.

Xia can stick in there, which I don't really want to you though, um, or we got the 99 80 xy coming, which is always an option.

Let's go and take a look at the O.

C.

C.

T as well, which is a long term test.

And I'm gonna show you what happens when I go to small data set Small data set is something that tends to cause problems in terms of I know forever Reason small data set is Maur tasking of your system go large data set.

It's not quite as is tad taxing.

I want tasking is like what is taxing on your system, But I'm a show you what happens here Because I can't push the voltage any higher.

You guys just saw what was happening in city bench.

We're gonna hit T J Maxx of 105 If I push the voltage any higher than already is we're actually undervolt ing the CPU, which means when we run, this particular task fills running two things and there goes.

Did you catch it?

Okay, since you're busy running in the walls back there.

So what we just dealt with right there is actually undervolt situation where, uh, CPR run run out of power.

And it ran out of power so dramatically it didn't even have time to blue screen and kind of catch itself.

It just immediately shut off the system and re starts with this area code on the motherboard.

That's hopefully what?

We're going to eliminate it.

I'm not gonna change any of my settings was gonna deal it, put it back in there and compare the results.

Fortunately, the CP Loop is the easiest one injury.

You can learn a lot from the spread pattern of her thermal pace and check this out.

You can see how we have an uneven spot on this, I guess.

Yeah, it's more spread out from there.

Mean it's real thin in the center.

You could see the same thing right there, very thin in the center, more spread out to the side.

So we actually think that this I hs may not be perfectly flat.

We know the blocks are flat and I could actually is a straight edge to show that, but the HS, not something that was a problem.

I think all that recently I haven't heard a lot of people complaining about a chess is not being flat.

But that's where Lapping came in, laughing off of water blocks lapping of air coolers lapping of IA Jesse's.

And I'm thinking, that's something I'm gonna do today on top of the deal It you don't know how it's high centered.

How it's got a dome in the middle, that so here's the 69 50 x Not delighted, obviously, cause it's ordered that is more or less what we would expect.

Not a fucking top.

Anyone cringing at this now, when you lap something, you need to use glass because glass is perfectly flat, like I couldn't do this on the table cause it's not flat enough.

Now, I still have the cover on this tempered glass right here because I don't want to scratch the glass.

We're gonna take down sandpaper and lap it.

But because the glass is flatter in the table, watch how much it spins on the glass.

Whoa!

Clear that intel.

What are you doing?

Okay, so here's what we're gonna do?

We're gonna go ahead and put this back in the system.

You can see that that copper area where we sort of went through the top coating of the I A chess.

That's not gonna hurt anything.

We have a theory that maybe this is our problem.

We're going to see what happens right now.

And then we will.

We'll go from there.

I don't want to deal in it.

I'd love to get away just a lot, you know, quick lapping.

I adjust.

Technically, I should also be lapping the block.

But the block, we put up a straight edge on it, and it's pretty damn flat.

So we're just gonna leave the block alone and see what this does.

Thoughts are idle attempts down in the low twenties.

So let's go ahead and do a sin.

A bench run, because we know that that was what definitely hammered it.

70 to 80 81 on the package 82 83 80.

So what is that?

That's already what, like 10 c improvement.

So without even deleting so far, we're seeing a serious improvement here in sin.

A bench.

I don't feel like I need to do a deal.

It I'm torn.

Never.

Let's deal in it.

What the hell?

Wow.

Yeah.

Okay, so that's what you kind of expect to see as it's dripping all over my hand.

It's perfectly flat.

You could see how the thickness ladies is all around the outside.

But with this being the Internet, I know this wouldn't have been good enough.

So you guys are gonna want me to delete it, And that's what we're about to do.

Nothing happened here.

I may have put a little bit too much alcohol on the I just Okay, so we're delighted.

Now we've got the Gallant GC extreme under the Eye HS.

And on top of it, here's our temps.

Right there is shooting 65 78 81 82 83 82 84 82.

That's packaged him, by the way, the cores are sitting in the sixties and seventies.

So not really an improvement with the deal it versus before, which I was kind of afraid of, um, because I just there was no need to do it honestly, but that's okay.

These temperatures are still very well with what I would expect them to be considering the fact that it is sky like X, which runs very hot, and we are running 1.3 volts on this.

We decided this video was just to take you guys along for the ride.

Uh, I think Phil might agree.

The biggest improvement we saw here was with the fixing of the Kong Kong vexed I.

H.

S, because if it's not making a flat, made its surface and as you saw, we first took it off.

You could see that it was not making good contact, except for a very small portion of the center of the dye and the I.

It just is there because it's in heat spreader.

It's an heats bread because grammar good gooder.

For me, it's an I s.

So it's designed to spread the heat to a larger surface area for more efficient dissipation of heat.

And if it's only doing it over a small percentage of that, obviously that's not spreading the heat.

It's focusing the heat.

Which is that So, guys, next time you do your builds, check your si pues I don't I don't necessary recommended put it down like a top and spinning it.

But If it spins, then you know you have the same problem we do.

And a simple lapping with, uh, multi grit sandpaper and stepping it up in polishing.

It can give the improvements as we saw here, but it will probably void your warranty.

All right, guys, Thanks for watching.

As always, we'll see you in the next one Now, Skunk works could be considered done and go home finally.