Liquid Cool Your Tesla V100 With EK's Quick Disconnect Kit + EK V100 Block Kit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2020
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Looking forward to some V100 vs 3090 benchmarks :)
vs the new quadro...
V100 doesn't even have video output ports... I don't think you could compare it with rtx3090 for benchmarks other than deep learning and scientific workloads. Some servers somehow made it possible to output the video streams from V100 into the cloud and then onto remote personal devices, but I don't know how you can game on V100 if you just plug it into the pcie slot of your PC.
I know it's in safe hands but the noise when you got the heatsink off made me twitch
Congratulations on 300k!
Release with a satisfying *terrifying breaking noise*
Quick disconnect connectors are nice thing to have (gives you a reason to actually service the cooling loop more often )
If you add another distribution block, would you be using block-chain? 👀
honestly, I was tired of water cooling. It was always a pain when you need to clean everything or fix stuff.
But, with quick disconnect fittings, I'm back into the game.
Wow I was very impressed with this video and now I got an idea of how I want to water cool my pc thank you so much
Sweet, now I just need to get some v100s, anyone know where I can sell some organs?
Aaw, that's cute believing your organs are payment enough.
@@gismo3564 I never said they where my organs
You just gotta work for the companies that are burning everything to the ground. Then, and ONLY then, can you afford these kinds of things.
I'd wait for Ampere GPUs. Aren't there datacenter/workstation GPUs featuring Ampere already? Edit: Nope, there aren't. But those gonna be real fast!
China's currently still buying, but they did recently discover a source of cheap organs, so prices may drop rapidly soon.
What a gorgeous PCB.
awesome, thanks L1T
Hey, I got an upcoming build planned with external radiator setup, and I was thinking of using quick disconnect for the pc-rad connection. Since you have a extensive portfolio of watercooling videos, could you do a comparison on different quick disconnects on market? I found nobody else has done one. Could include flow rates, spillage, air introduced to system when connected as there are many different types and iterations of QDC's.
If Boogie 2988 had a brother that was functional and smart, it would be this guy!
Nice video and very beautiful block. The audio seems to be a bit ahead though and is this a 16:10 resolution?
Can you discuss what you use this for? Is there another video somewhere that I've missed?
thanks
Literally reverted my TitanV back to air cooling because I'm going itx and don't have room for much of a loop so my waterblocks probably going on ebay (uk) if anyone wants it.
wendell pls do a video on sound and virtual machines. i've tried virtualbox and vmware but couldn't get sound to work (linux host, windows guest) even if my life depended on it and the internet doesn't seem to know it either.
Some one @Nvidia applied the TIM with a caulk gun !
Wow. So cool
Take all my engagement Wendell
Huge market for this I imagine, bit outta my use cases
I had a brainfart when reading the title and thought this was about liquid cooling a Tesla car. I was thinking that their cars are already liquid cooled.
I am not a smart man.
Don't worry, same thing happened to me - "oh that sounds rad!.. .. oh bummer it's a GPU not a car".
How did you undo the clamps?
Man, not having a daily dose of news is having its effect on your non-neurotypical audience.
We love you too. Maybe we'll do a live event for the news :D
@@theterriblepuddle1830 non-neurotypical encompasses a broader range of people
@@theterriblepuddle1830 We are nerds, come join us. _One of us... One of us!_
Wait? No shunt-mod? Chicken! ;) Thanks for sharing.
Hello there, I am looking to buy this waterblock (EK-FC GV100 Pro - Nickel + Inox). It is out off stock everywhere, if somebody knows of any place where this is available, please let me know about it ;)
A100 madness when :P
With pulling it out of the loop after use, any concern with the liquid that is still in the GPU and the lines attached to it? Will it over time cause corrosion?
Why would you think it's any more of an issue when the same liquid that is circulated through the entire system is sealed off in the single component for a time?
6:08 Triggered! Lineman pliers, Wendell??? Noooo!
Looks like you're building a flight sim rig
Now we need benchmarks of this vs the 3090
My titanV is on par with 2080ti so should be on par with 3070, so 3090 should be about 75% faster depending in how shader or ROP limited your application is.
If you need fp64 then thats completely different as titanV and V100 have 6.9Tflops of fp64 meanwhile ga102 is limited to 1/32 rate. The 3090 is not a titan.
Yo lvl1! I remember hearing you talk about space radiation being worse for datacenters built above sea level. My datacenter teacher had no idea of this and asked for a source, is there any?
Thanks :)
Gotta protect them volatile memories bruv. Radiation shielding = mass
m.slashdot.org/story/194683
@@Level1Techs Thanks! 💙
Soon™
why only 720p?
When this card costs the same as my first car.
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Are Teslas more powerful than Quadros?
They are used for different things. Tesla is used for parallel computing and Quadro is used for CAD. I have never used Tesla cards but as far as I know they are not a _graphics cards_ and don't even have graphics outputs like HDMI or Display Ports for example. I know this doesn't answer your question but in terms of raw processing power I would assume Tesla cards would spank a Quardro in double-precision calculations and memory bandwidth (I don't know about the Quadro GV100 though) But the Quardo rtx 8000 has the most RAM in terms of gigabytes (at 48gb) of any NVidea card (that I know of).
Test the A100!!!
hue hue hue A100 goes *_Brrrrrrrt_* (Oh, wait! Wrong thing)
Level1Techs, Great VIDs each Time I land on ur channe! 👍👍
🙏Greetings from TECHIE SCIENCE youtube channe! 🙏
No joke about over TITAN' it... hmm.
Came here thought it was the car >.>
720??? D:
Very interesting MUHAHAHAHA
Damn it, not the kind of Tesla I hoped for when clicking
Interesting. This is just the sort of Tesla I was hoping for.
OOH nice block but look who finally has QDC and not look like a plastic garden hose connector. It's ekwb 10 years late to the party super overpriced QDC pro edition kit * and a nice GPU block ;-
* Any similarity with previous unsold HED solutions (when 4 way SLI still was a thing for benchmarking ) is pure coincidence.
you just like to show off >:O
Can't tell the message any clearer than that. Why bother cleaning the thermal paste when it doesn't make a difference anyway 🤣🤣🤣
RIP thermal paste cringers.
I like to chip it away with a screwdriver, gotta scrape it well tonget all of that dangerous leak off
@@InvadersDie 😂😂😂