Also known as(A.K.A.)Kaby Lake

You might be able to make a hot pot at home!

That's because it's much harder than the last generation

we called Skylake

But to be honest

Most builder don't really have enought budget

for these high-end water cooling system

So, I'm wondering is there way to cool our Kaby Lake down

without using a high-end expensive cooling system

Actully there are two ways:

Go hard OR Go easy

(English subtitle provide by~ hthoo2008 ,Hong Kong)

The tough to be a "Scalp breaker"

I mean diligent CPU (Sorry I'm not sure)

and replace the stock thermal compound with a better one

In this case, we use some liquid metals

This is actually an old way to cool your Intel (Toothpaste factory) CPU down (Or may be you can try to use toothpaste to cool down XD)

Since Toothpaste factory started to use normal thermal compound

between IHS and "Dine" instead of "soda"(Sorry again, I'm not sure!)

0Oh~ Thank (Fuxk) you Intel !

But to be clear, this can be a risk if you don't do it properly

And although the material quite cheap,

you well cost your couple bucks in a few days of delivery

So, is there any free immediately way to cool your Kaby Lake down?

The answer is YES! (That's why you are watching this video!)

And that is why I called in easy way~

What we are using is a normal air cooler with 4 heat pipes

First, I gona overclock this 7700K to 5GHz

So I can show you how hot is it

Even after using liquid metal between "itust and dine" (Sorry, guess it by yourself!)

Now the core voltage is 1.32

After running Prime95 for awhile

Temperature grow to nearly 80 ℃

Can you imagine how hot it could be

If I didn't "deli" CPU

So now let's try some easy step

Okay~ Let's step into BIOS and find this PLL voltage

This might be OC menu or Voltage menue or whatever you might need some time find it

If you have overclocked the old socket 775 CPUs

you might know that adding PLL voltage could be helpful when overclocking basic clock frequency

But remember this is Kaby Lake

And we are only changing multiplier for overclocking

We don't need to push PLL voltage in order to stabilize our basic clock frequency

So we can even pull it down to may be 1.15

The default setting 1.3 V Let's see if 1.150 works

Standard! Did you see that?

Straight down to 64℃

That is what I'm talking about

Now might be you're wondering if pulling down PLL voltage could be helpful for CPU cooling

Why should I not decrease it more?

Well~ You can decrease it more but a low PLL voltage may call unstable results

For 7700K, I guess you might want to stay above 1.15

If really want to push it harder, remember to run Prime98 stress tests to ensure stability

Well that is what this video all about

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SEE YOU NEXT TIME! (English subtitle provide by hthoo2008)

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