They launch a new tool with which to lower your AMD Ryzen 7000 up to 10 degrees

Rivers of ink have been written in relation to the new IHS that AMD has released its first desktop processors with LGA socketand it is that it is a very thick IHS designed to maintain compatibility with existing heatsinks for socket AM4.

However, it seems that this has brought more problems than anything else, because as we can see in a JayzTwoCents video, a tool has been created that allows the owners of these chips to reduce the thickness of these IHS by up to 1.2mm, something that provides a temperature reduction of between 6 and 7 degrees.

However, it is important to note that carrying out this procedure will void our processor warranty, something that is true for basically all the physical modifications that can be made to any processor on the market, And that shouldn’t exactly catch us by surprise, just as you would delid it to install a direct cooling system without IHS.

In any case, it is a very interesting intermediate solution for all those users who do not want to risk opening the processor, Well, considering that the problem is the thickness of the IHS and that it is welded, there is no reason to remove it and put it back.

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