Already been Delidded: AMD Ryzen 7000 desktop Zen 4 CPU

AMD can delid (remove the lid from a microchip) on the upcoming AMD Zen 4 CPU; an unknown overclocker is already there.

This news disclosure belongs to a private source as the overclockers didn’t reveal their names, and no links to its source are provided as the photograph is more likely not meant to be shared outside of a close group. That is why we should wait for the manufacturer’s official announcements about the experiment by the manufacturer.

As IHS is the new integrated heat spreader, it is a true challenge for delidding. In addition to the fact that both the I/I and chiplets are soldered, the capacitors located around the CPU make this job more difficult. IHS seems to be glued to the package, only in approximately seven spots. But there is no guarantee that the CPU will still work after the delidding; it means we can’t predict the consequences of the experiences.

The users are anxiously waiting for something incredible that can push their gaming to the edges of overclocking. Still, with the new Ryzen series for desktops already officially launching in Fall, the Ryzen 7000 series is expected to feature two chipset designs, one carrying up to eight Zen 4 cores, and the new I/O die now made in 6nm process technology will feature integrated RDNA2 graphics. They are delighted to get according to their expectations.

However, gamers are very keen to know more and more about the latest launches by their beloved AMD. That is why they have a deep interest in each leak and disclosure by the manufacturer and even in the rumors moving around in this regard on the rumor street. So keep reading and observing what is coming up next to get all about the latest shining stars of the PC galaxy.