The Delid-Die-Mate Intel 13th Gen is a tool specically designed for removing the heat spreader on Intel processors for socket LGA1700, a process commonly known as "delidding". Delidding involves removing the heat spreader to enable direct cooling of the CPU dies through the "Direct Die" method. In this method, the CPU cooler is mounted directly onto the CPU dies and the I/O die of the processor, bypassing the heat spreader. This allows for optimized heat transfer from the dies to the CPU cooler. The purpose of delidding and using the Direct Die method on Intel processors is to improve cooling performance. Delidding is typically done to replace the thermal interface material (TIM) between the CPU die and the heatspreader with high-quality thermal compound or liquid metal. However, due to soldered 13th generation Intel Core processors, removing the heat spreader is necessary for direct mounting of the CPU cooler on the dies. This can result in temperature reductions of around 10-15°C, especially when using liquid metal TIM like Conductonaut. Prominent content creator and Tech-YouTuber Roman "der8auer" Hartung, who is a professional overclocker and engineer, conducted a corresponding test with an Intel Core i9-13900K. By delidding and utilizing the Direct Die method, better thermal performance can be achieved, enhancing the overall cooling efficiency of the Intel 13th Gen processors.