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  • RJARRRPCGP
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    • Jul 2004
    • 6304
    • USA
    #21
    Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

    Originally posted by Agent24
    A bit OT, but you know, I've never even thought about there being TIM between IHS and the die... is that true on all CPUs? I guess it must be... and how long before it degrades and needs replacing?
    Been getting word from the internetz that Intel was using solder for the Sandy Bridge processors and that Intel decided to go a more lax route with the Ivy Bridge processors.
    Possibly the same with Haswell.
    Last edited by RJARRRPCGP; 10-04-2014, 04:16 PM.
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      • Th3_uN1Qu3
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        • Jul 2010
        • 6031
        • Romania
        #22
        Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

        I've not dabbled in desktops for a good few years, but IME, most of the high-end C2D chips had the die soldered to the IHS. On the smaller, lower-performing ones however (particularly E2xxx series), there was thermal paste between IHS and die, and the IHS could be removed by using a sharp blade. I removed the IHS from an E2180 back in the day. Rumor has it it's the same with Ivy Bridge and Haswell too.
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          • Agent24
            I see dead caps
            • Oct 2007
            • 4978
            • New Zealand
            #23
            Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

            Looks like Phenom II CPUs are soldered as well (http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=294013)

            That makes me happy, since that's what I run. So there should be no TIM to degrade\dry out.
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              • magneh
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                • Apr 2014
                • 595
                • Portugal
                #24
                Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

                I'm back!

                Well, started to figure how to get that CPU IHS out of there without damaging anything...
                And after searching what I had at home, decided to go with ... a fishing line !
                A good quality one, and ... it worked !
                Just placed it on the corners and started working it arround like a chainsaw.
                It starts slowly cutting the edges ... and even slower on the middle ...but it's safe and some minutes will do it!
                Some pics are attached ... on the first one, we cant see it well, but its just two tools with the fishing line attached to permit to work it arround the IHS without hurting our hands

                Now some cleaning, some good paste ... and ready to test!

                I'll post back results!
                Hope these results can help anyone with this problem!

                Cheers
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                Last edited by magneh; 10-05-2014, 06:18 PM.

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                  • senndogg
                    Badcaps Veteran
                    • Dec 2011
                    • 383
                    • Albania
                    #25
                    Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

                    cool! i will adopt your method for my next ones. the chip looks really intact, with a modified blade there always were scuffs and cuts.

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                      • magneh
                        Badcaps Veteran
                        • Apr 2014
                        • 595
                        • Portugal
                        #26
                        Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

                        Well, applied new Thermal Paste, assembled it just for testing, and
                        it turned without problems for about half an hour!

                        Now I see the way to close this console!
                        Gonna assemble it completly tomorrow and fire it up for a couple of hours and confirm that the repair is good.

                        Thanks to all who gave the precious inputs!

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                          • Agent24
                            I see dead caps
                            • Oct 2007
                            • 4978
                            • New Zealand
                            #27
                            Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

                            Good job, I learned some things too
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                              • senndogg
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                                • Dec 2011
                                • 383
                                • Albania
                                #28
                                Re: PS3 Fat RLOD reflow and now overheating message

                                Glad to help, dont forget to put the ac socket first before assembling.

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