🔧 Advanced der8auer Intel 9th Gen CPU Mounting Frame for Overclocking Review

I have been trying to lower the temperature on my i9 9900k. With the installation of 3 radiators of 420mm and 2280mm I would overclock my processor to 95c when running Prime 95 at stock speeds. After running Prime 95 with this temperature overclocked to 5GHz on all cores, the temperature is now 75 degrees. Let's see how he handles the hot Southern California summer. Also, make sure to use Thermal Grizzly Liquid Metal.

This thing is amazing, you can tell it's very well constructed and does exactly what it's designed to do. But be careful, I'm repairing the pins on the motherboard right now because (through my fault) I dropped the original attachment mechanism into the socket when removing it. I was able to strip a few channels of RAM until I got a new motherboard and am now fixing another one to put into another build. I'm usually pretty careful and this can happen to anyone, just take your time, completely…

So I felt like an adventurer and decided to delete my 9909k (6 months ago). I used a cool Rockit kit and replaced the IHS with a pure copper. We will, only the temperature has dropped by an average of 5-8°C. That's pretty good, but I won the silicon lottery and my chip was stable at 5.3 GHz. The problem is that the temperature has become too high. With Delid I averaged 92°C, which is doable but not great in the long run. Here is this simple little gem. I removed and reinstalled the IHS and…

This is a well made product and has been finished to perfection. Works great, but needs improvement. I didn't immediately see the results I was hoping for. I've installed this multiple times on my processor to get the correct mounting print. I had to use M3 bolts of a specific size (45mm, if memory serves) and M3 nuts with even pressure distribution throughout the frame. that's what you need, just by trial and error because the processor isn't really designed for it, and I've never done this…