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It does take the lettering off the top of the chip, but you can still sell it.Originally Posted by shovenose
Lapped CPU's usually take a higher price in the market (for enthusiasts) than non-lapped CPU's.
Strictly because lapping gives you better temps when you lap the Block/Heatsink & CPU.
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You really needed to revive a thread that hasn't been posted in for three years?
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lol i guess i did
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lapped my Q6600 pics and results
I think your case is the bottleneck. My current system is in a Phanteks Enthoo Pro M, and the key thing I had to do to get temps down AND make it much quieter - was to put in a top fan. I added 2 actually - the first one made a huge difference.
My current case has intakes galore - and yet I could only keep it cool and quiet when the door was off; until I added the top fans. My high temperature is on the lower EVGA 1070 FTW video card, and the 4gHz stock voltage i5 is fine with a Kotetsu.
Are you using a top fans?
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