I am an iMac Pro technicus and i help people with their iMac pro's (and of course other Macs) when they are out of warranty. Lately i started to notice that the late 2017 iMac Pro's are becoming more hotter then the newer ones. View attachment 211960View attachment 211961.
De left one is a late 2017 model (delivered in January 2018) and the right one delivered in December 2018. As you can see there is a HUGE difference in temps.
I delidded my i7-8700K cpu back in 2018 and this was pretty easy to do. So i tried to find information about delidding the special cpu's from Intel SkyLake series for the servers. But i really can't find any info on it. But i saw a LGA2066 i9-9980XE video from Der8auer (which is of course a later model), but he made me a bit frightened, because he is talking about soldered cpu's.
So, my question is, as i want to buy the W-2192B Intel cpu (18 core SkyLake CPU from 2017), delid it and put some liquid metal on it. But can this be done? Or is this also a soldered one? I know the i9-9980XE is a 2019 one, but i thought, let me ask this question on a overclockers forum, so here i am
Here is the cpu info page https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/xeon_w/w-2191b
De left one is a late 2017 model (delivered in January 2018) and the right one delivered in December 2018. As you can see there is a HUGE difference in temps.
I delidded my i7-8700K cpu back in 2018 and this was pretty easy to do. So i tried to find information about delidding the special cpu's from Intel SkyLake series for the servers. But i really can't find any info on it. But i saw a LGA2066 i9-9980XE video from Der8auer (which is of course a later model), but he made me a bit frightened, because he is talking about soldered cpu's.
So, my question is, as i want to buy the W-2192B Intel cpu (18 core SkyLake CPU from 2017), delid it and put some liquid metal on it. But can this be done? Or is this also a soldered one? I know the i9-9980XE is a 2019 one, but i thought, let me ask this question on a overclockers forum, so here i am
Here is the cpu info page https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/xeon_w/w-2191b