This Makes Your CPU FASTER & COOLER | Budget CPU contact frame for Intel & AMD

I managed to get my 13900k to konstant 70° in Gaming. And this with the almighty Noctua NH-D15. I use the mainboard mounting solution though.

That's why I use a shitload of paste.
The screws are loose to help the stock CPU holders work better. The design did not keep up with the processors and the failure rate is higher with cheaper fans.
Where can I get one of those tiny spatulas?

None for AM4??? Sadface

I do think you should retry this installing in a pattern X and torqueing each 90 degree at a time i feel this test showed ur mounting method caused it to not preform and mount aswell as it can!! gamers nexus video on why this would cause issues explains more

heck yeah im getting this on my rig every thing i keep figuring out i need to do for my upgrade u got a video on haha!

$10 my a$$, where can I buy this for actually 10 USD or equivalent Euro ?

i wonder do i have to use the base frame first to install a new CPU to make it stay in place or i can just take it out and install this ahead if building a new Mother board with an Intel CPU

I know it doesn't matter but it looks way better than the normal bracket =P

I have 14700KF CPU and it doesn't bend. I checked. It fits really well in a socket, no big pressure. Actually I bought bracket but I didn't need to use it. And my temperatures are pretty low, no need to get lower, since I don't boost over 5,7/4,5GHz

This Makes Your CPU FASTER & COOLER, yes by 1 degree, what a clown !!!

Does the back of the plate have at least some plastic or something ? If not seems super sketchy pushing to hard on the pcb traces underneath...

so to install it you need a way to get behind the mobo without it falling out? so you need like a test bench?

does it work with the new 14900k?

An interesting test would be using an air cooler. The air cooler has a convex bottom vs AIO flat bottom.

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If you think it makes the CPU faster I have some air to sell you LMAO.....thanks for the vid

Does anybody know, if this frame somwhow fits on a LGA 1366 motherboard?
I hope they will also make them for older cpu's

It’s insane that thousands of people are undervolting their CPU’s just to cool it better thinking it has no repercussions.

Do you know if there is a contact frame made for an 1151 cpu socket? I9-9900K

I did install one yesterday, when I installed my 13700KF, and it not only makes your CPU about 3 degrees cooler, in conjunction with a Peerless 120 the temps can only hit thermal throttling after 3 minutes of torture. My temperatures have come down to 28–30 degrees, depending on the measure point. Before, they were 32-36 on average. For those skeptical, think about the investment in your gear. My wattage was around 248 before it started throttling.

Did you just use toilet paper to clean the CPU? For real? It needs to be a lint free cloth.

The Thermalright isn't made to the same tolerances as the Thermal Grizzly contact frame, in practice it doesn't really matter as long as you're paying attention when screwing the frame down. What you're really paying for is German wages versus wherever the Thermalright frame is made wages, does it matter if its 60 microns thicker than the next one if you're only fitting one? I get great results with the Thermalright frame and 13600kf @ 5.5.5GHz. Probably more important for tasks other than gaming (on 13600k/kf) but I'd say every owner of the 13900k should be using one. (Either brand)

Turn down watt, and you will get better performance, and lower temp.

I am having an issue my A1 RAM slot is not working.
When I installed the Thermalright ILM Bending Correct Frame for Intel LGA1700.
but when I installed the Intel ILM my A1 RAM slot is working fine now.

is this safe (maybe even safer than normal) to use this with liquid metal??

It's designed to stop the CPU bending , it won't make it run cooler and definitely won't make it faster ..

undervolt and you will be sitting in the low 80s or possibly mid.

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This tiny thing works really well for me, i squish all my set all the time, and temps never go more the 73°C, and thats the top beacause it doesnt keep that top, avg its about 66°-70°, im very happy.

I absolutely love this thing. Brought my temps down by 5-8 degrees Celsius. Now when stress testing my 13700K its max is 90 instead of 95, too.

useless thing

Hi. I just bought the Intel Core i5-13600KF. Should I get this?

The whole point of the stress test is to see how fast the CPU can get before it throttles. So the temps - no matter what the cooling effect - are going to be similar. CPU will throttle at certain temps. Looking at the temps is just looking at when the CPU throttles (and that will be very similar regardless of cooling effectiveness.) So - for this test - the only relevant measure is if performance when throttling is reached. You MIGHT also look at the variance in the core temps to see if this evened them out. But otherwise temps are telling you squat. The only exceptions will be if your cooling is overkill and the CPU doesn't throttle (or if you can't even cool enough to keep it from crashing).

is it because its acting as a heat sink, extra block of metal, passing heat to the contact frame?

After put thar the clock the cpu is unstable up and down evety time maybe i put much torq????

with this frame i can use the "ASUS multicore enhancement" without worrying abount temperature on my i7-12700K with an air cooler (NH-D15S with two fans)

Would there still be a benefit if you have multicore enhancement disabled and limit the wattage to Intel's recommended 253 watts?

Has anyone found an LGA1200 equivalent of this contact frame?

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Can you run direct die kit with one of these?

What alcohol are you using for cleaning?

I am presently using the Thermalright - I saw an 8degree Celsius reduction on my 13700k
Thermalright - Mass Production item, flatness changes from bracket to bracket. IE one side could be .5 or 1 and 2 mm then a third side.
Thermal Grizzley - custom built, consistent tolerance across all brackets. More consistence fitting and temperatures.

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thanks for the video! does anybody know if this is compatible with the Z790 Ace? Because I know there is some issues with the layers and the screws or something like that

The only problem with the "10$ accessory" is that it's a copy of Thermal Grizzly's 40$ "accessory" but it's easy to pull the price down when you don't do any research and just copy someone else work. Just saying.

I use this with an i7-12700k and my temps went down by 7-10 Celsius compared to what it originally was. Also, I plan on using the same bracket for an i7-13700k

excuse me. if you say the bending normally is non-eye visible, could the thickness of the thermal paste you smeared on cpu had "covered" the difference ? and acted like a leveled surface ? and so invalidate the results that have to be imputed to something else ?

Temperature meter? You mean thermometer?