There are more and more enthusiasts who want to show what the new processors of Inteland the company has been working for some time now, offering a large number of users the ability to test their new chips, to let other people know if the performance they offer is ideal. That is why it is not strange to see how some leak arises about them, and even more so taking into account that there is a week left for their launch, and now we can see what these processors are like. Arrow Lake when a delid.
The Delid is a technique used by a large number of users who seek to have the best possible cooling and which consists of eliminating the IHS (Integrated Heat Spreader) to incorporate a model that offers superior thermal transmission, leaving the chip exposed until it is change the heatsink. This practice has shown that it is possible to significantly reduce the temperatures of the highest performance processors with a fairly simple change, and there are solutions that manage to reduce the heat that these chips accumulate by more than five degrees by changing this part, also applying another type of elements such as the incorporation of liquid metal.
This is what Arrow Lake processors are like when delid is applied to them
There are many enthusiastic computer users who manage to get their hands on the latest news from each company, and while it is true that they may often risk problems by leaking some information about what these products will be like, there are times when those whose curiosity takes over. That is why now, a few days after the official launch of the new processors of Intelwe know what they are like inside, since overclocking enthusiast user, @Madness727 on Twitter (X), has removed the IHS to show what the processor is like without this part.
As we can see, the chip concentrates practically the entire computing module, which is extremely complex, in the center, with the peculiarity that it is moved a little towards the north, as some leaks related to the cooling systems for the same ones. We do not know what model it is, but we know that this type of chips seek to offer a series of combined components in that central area that would be the 8P+16E CPU, the iGPU with 4 Xe cores and a really large I/O module, which includes an integrated Thunderbolt 4 controller.
I just can’t stop myself from delidding stuff https://t.co/XmniBHY5U8
October 18, 2024 • 04:41
One of Intel’s main objectives for this generation is to offer higher power for those applications that are extremely demanding, without those that work in the background being affected, this being the main reason why they have chosen to create configurations of 8P with many more E-Cores, and although in the benchmarks they seem to work perfectly, we still have to know if this performance applies to reality or if they will have some problems.
