AC cooling power consumption, to cool the PC and fan heat, 4000W. Electric bill, $800 a month to play a $50 game, at a sustained 65FPS, while others only get 60FPS.
@@whatsaaappthesequel it's when a component is so powerful that it's restricted by others components For example, using a rtx 2080 ti with an i3 4400 and 1gb of ddr2
you do realise that it wont damage it or the pc ( unless you generate 40 volts constant or what ever the breakdown voltage is for the transistors used which wont happen as there isnt enough windings in the coils for that sort of voltage)
now that i think about it... this is a dc motor right? so is it possible it could've been spinning so fast that it was producing enough current to overdraw the motherboard and damage it?
Why wouldn't I run an A/C in my room with my gaming pc? It's in my bedroom, which I keep air conditioned all year-round, even middle of winter. If I dont like the heat, I mean what else am I supposed to do?
@@kimaji that's what I feel it usually equates to as well. It's simple enough to just make sure to buy a decent headset and limit the interference of other noises besides your voice. I've also never had complaints about my AC/PC fans either, nor my keyboard, and I've got Razer greens in my board so they're pretty loud.
heck I was thinking I have an old 3hp furnace blower motor in the garage build a cage and use flex duct to bring it to the case while he was doing it lol
"We asked a professional what to do, he said let me do it or you will hurt yourself"... then went off and did the rest ourself losing tools and using the wrong ones cause we couldn't find the right tool cause we lost that one too.
In this setup shouldn't you just remove the fans from the CPU heatsink, as well as the fans and housing on the GPU, and just let old hoss handle it all?
@@vojtechstrnad1 I have a Ryzen 7 3700X with a buggy fan, which doesn't always spin up when I turn the PC on. I actually ended up using my PC for over an hour and only noticed that the fan was not turning, when I began smelling molten plastic 😅 So nope, it probably won't shut down immediately 😜
Yeah, I just posted the same thing :P This setup was limited by how quickly the heat could conduct away from the CPU/GPU, but active water pumping would change that. And maybe to keep up with those crazy fans, they could use like a pool pump or something to pump the water 100x faster too lol
Wouldn't help too much. Remember that radiators don't make things colder, just helps what ever is being "cooled" to reach ambient temperature. Unless you added a compressor/evaporator (so an air conditioner/phase changer doodad) to the mix, 21c is as low as it would go.
My wife gets mad when I leave the computer on in the bedroom during the night because of the noise (and it's extremely quiet), just imagine where i'd be living right now if i had that airflow system lol
If you custom created custom unit, make sure it contains both 1 hp fan motor and has water cooling piping through a radiator. The amount of power usage should be around 3000 watt ram total, making it 3kw x #(price per kw).
Linus: is trying to get scientific results for excessive airflow in a case and is more than likely crunched for time Windows: OH now seems like a good time to update :)
*Me, getting on my computer to do nothing cuz I’m bored* Windows:..... *Me, getting on my computer to do school work, projects, or anything important* Windows: UPDATE! MANDATORY! me: wait no windows, not now Windows: DOWNLOADING UPDATE FILES Me: windows please just five minutes Windows: RESTARTING NOW
You know I always thought about just running a simple tube from a portable AC straight to the PC. You would get a direct flow of 35-50°.My pc has never had those cooling needs ,but was always interested in the results.
I used to have my PC in an upstairs loft where it would get hot up there. So I just stuck it on top of the AC vent with the fan on the bottom set as an intake. It helped a LOT, but the room got even hotter now that the AC was blocked. Worth it.
@@DockterDoom Most server rooms to my knowledge, changes the air flow of the whole room. He is thinking of building a duct to every PC that sucks air out of the room or pushes it into the room. Most server rooms don't have the ventilation ducts pushing air right into the cases to my knowledge. Then again, maybe I haven't been in rooms with particularly high respect for the IT porn.
It's almost impossible. The tdp is way too high to cool efficiently. I personally had a GTX 970 with a artic cooling triple slot heatsink and ran it passively with my CPU and psu. If I'm ever bored, I'll try it with a Titan Xp.
Barbecue Tech Tips but.... But..... TWO ONE HORSEPOWER FANS! It's not efficient. It's two freaking horsepower lol. I think just an SLI passively cooled setup would be an interesting setup. But I think the fans could pull the heat away fast enough.
Listening to this with RTX Voice on accidentally and wondering why there was no fan noise whatsoever and why everyone was yelling is quite an experience.
With my experience related to HVAC, your homemade duct is excellent. However, duct sealant would have worked better than wood filler and is easier to sand.
more like 2028 or so already :D keep in mind that computing is still developing somewhat exponentially. so the gains we had in the last 10 years, we can expect in the next 5 to 10 years to double
Don't you just love it! Gamers Nexus rants about case makers ignoring airflow causing us to ramp up our fans to achieve similar temps and then Linus does something like this XD
+alfredo abreu Why? Helium isn't particularly toxic if that's what you were referring to. The main danger in inhaling helium comes from the fact it supresses the feeling of suffocation so you could be dangerously low in oxygen without realizing it and suddenly you pass out (possibly hitting your head etc). For that to happen though you'd have to inhale pretty much pure helium for an extended period of time.
thanks so much i haven't built a pc before and i was wondering about keeping it cool. I haven't found any videos on how powerful fans need to be. this was rlly informational.
Terminator reference @ 7:38 THE CHANNEL GOES ONLINE NOVEMBER 25TH, 2008. LOGICAL DECISIONS ARE REMOVED FROM VIDEO PLANNING. LINUS BEGINS TO UNLEARN AT A GEOMETRIC PACE. HE BECOMES SELF-AWARE OCTOBER 17 2017 AT 6:26 P.M.
Well You can keep it in a separate room and just have a Super long Display port and a Cable for usb hub and you can Game with extreme fps gain in silence
it actually makes sense on youtube. the compressing makes it so you get 1080p high quality video when selecting 4k, since youtube bitrates are: 1080p = 12mbits 2160p = 68mbits And high quality 1080p is at least 50 mbits. So 4k on youtube is 1080p (quality wise)
4:06 Alex and Linus might already know this, but for anyone wondering: The wood glue is much, MUCH stronger than the screws, especially with how the screws are attached in the video. Screws are typically used in woodworking to keep a project stable _while the wood glue is setting_ and are removed afterward so the area can be cleaned up. They are a substitute for clamps when clamps can't be used effectively, they can be left in place as a kind of "security blanket" but don't really do anything, not effectively at least. Steve Ramsey has a great video on this if you want to see it for yourself: th-cam.com/video/Esvb64fUQ10/w-d-xo.html If a project is glued properly, failure often occurs along the wood grain, NOT where the glue meets the wood. That is, it's the wood itself that will fail before the glue could fail. A way of understanding this might be to imagine welding. You have one set of metal parts held together with screws. You have a second set of metal parts held together by welding. Which method is stronger? The welded one. This is because of the _type of material_ used for the application. Conversely, if you were to try and weld two pieces of plastic or wood together with a welding torch, they would just melt or burn. For plastic, two screws would the plastic together more securely than general glue because plastic doesn't absorb glue as effectively as wood does. For wood material, _wood glue_ holds two pieces of wood together far, FAR more securely than screws because of the characteristics of how wood pores absorb the glue. The only exception I can think of might be if you had the joint where wood was glued together is exposed to an environment that made the glue fail. It depends on the sort of glue, but I would imagine heat could be(?) a factor; water might be another problem, but the wood would be in more trouble from the heat or water than the glue itself. The material being held together would be warping and moving, giving you much bigger problems to worry about.
@@merritt2014 2 reasons. 1st if you use open air gpu, the air from gpu fans will be useless due to high pressure coming from the big ones. So it would be the same as not having gpu fans at all and only completely relying on the big ones. 2nd if you use blower type, the air pushed by the big fans will have a small impact on cooling the gpu itself because it's closed therefore the air has to go inside the fan/blower in order to cool the gpu. It's for this exact reasons why they didn't bother putting the fans on the cpu cooler.
@@Misaki11111 im a bit late. but it's actually much simpler than that. since this video is sponsored, they asked linus to use a blower style card, since that's the one that most customers can relate to
It would need a 100 kVA diesel generator (us$7000), 1 ton of air 3.5kw 24h/24h = $23.50X28.5 to kVA = us$670/month + it would destroys the computer fans + wreck connectors of cards, just miliseconds before the whole computer case explodes ending up freezing the rest, would be cool to watch. That is If an aircraft turbine consumes only 100kVA which I doubt. Might end up been 7000/month.
You need to use a jet engine compressor (jet engines consist of three parts: the compressor, the chamber and the turbine), but you'll need a hefty motor to spin it up to 120000rpm or more
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PC power consumption - 500W
Fans power consumption 1500W
AC cooling power consumption, to cool the PC and fan heat, 4000W. Electric bill, $800 a month to play a $50 game, at a sustained 65FPS, while others only get 60FPS.
@@JD_Mortal that extra 5 fps is all that matters
Mathew king You’re the type of guy who can see the bigger picture. I respect that.
For those who dont know 1 hp = 745.7 w
Those huge fan make the small pc fan turn so fast they probably produce electricity at that point.
"so how powerful is your pc?"
about 2hp
"what"
haha this one made me laugh :)
What
So? Some people say cucumbers taste better pickled.
needed overclocking....
Short of 1500 watts right...
Thermal efficiency: 9/10
Acoustic efficiency: 1/10
overall efficiency having in mind the size as well as loudness : 2/10
the acoustics improve whit the gradual loss of hearing.
@@MrJay_White right, once you become deaf you won't care about the loud anymore... a good example of win-win situation
@@ImNotADeeJay might as well add jet engine
Put one of those outside and connect it with pipes to your pc.
If you ever felt useless, just remember they had a fan in the back panel for this
hey , little Timmy is doing his best ok? he’s just a kid in adult playground , don’t blame him
You still need to keep at least one RGB fan installed for extra FPS
@@therealvbw Yes that 10% Fps increase is a must have.
@@therealvbw r/woooosh
@@reddit123 they didn’t miss the joke, you did.
Imagine using game chat:
Jesus Christ dude is there a typhoon happening there?
"Yes?"
"Can you close a window?"
"They are closed."
"Turn off the vacuums!"
"That would turn off my PCs cooling!"
just have the actual computer in another room and have a long ass monitor cable
No I live in a car wash
"hes got his mic behind a jet engine in a ventilation tunnel" ahaha
Mexican family in the chat is more ear rapey
The case fans are bottlenecking the airflow
😂😂😂😂
@@whatsaaappthesequel it's when a component is so powerful that it's restricted by others components
For example, using a rtx 2080 ti with an i3 4400 and 1gb of ddr2
@@red1246 that's not a bottle neck, that's neckless, fam.
Worse! They 'produce' eletrical energy instead of consuming it. WTF
RED 124 a 2080 ti with a i3 4400 shouldn’t even be called a bottleneck, that’s just straight not right to use a i3 4400 with a 2080 ti and 1gb of ddr2
How my gaming laptop sounds trying to play minecraft with shaders
Don't feel bad
Pewdiepie's computer can't Jean handle shaders either
How my pc sounds running task manager
how my pc sounds running paint
how my pc sounds not even fucking running
How my PC sounds from 1 kilometres away just for booting up!
When your PC is fast because it literally has thrust
when your pc flies away
The forgotten Falcon 2
@@lukmly013 bruuuh
I hate making useless tagalong comments like this but this is literally an underrated joke
Dude. You had me dying xD
"Hmm. There was a sudden spike in searches for industrial fans"
so underrated comment. I think no one got it
Lol I got one for myself and its really loud i almost got evicted.
The question is: How far can you overclock your new air-cooled rig?
Answer: Yes
Enough to justify buying a power supply for just the cpu
@@lukewhite9237 LMAO!
yea i would just keep overclocking to see how overkill that pc could be
4.9 GHz
RIP every fan inside the case. They definitely got spun faster than they should.
Dude i get scared when pressure blowing my PC with an air compressor and Linus straight gave no fucks
you do realise that it wont damage it or the pc ( unless you generate 40 volts constant or what ever the breakdown voltage is for the transistors used which wont happen as there isnt enough windings in the coils for that sort of voltage)
If it's a huge deal unplug the fans
Pipledo exactly lol
Firenado op said rip fans because they spun faster than they should not rip pc because it was over volted by fans
this takes only fans to a whole new level
W
Nice.
@MrNeutron98 you're right. The fan is in the base, so I'm pretty sure that it would be quite bulky to have in a desktop
W
you mean OnlyFans right? xD
In Short This is What My 5 Years Laptop Sounds Like.
ShishiR relatable
do you happen to have an HP Pavilion DV7? xD
yea and I thought my computer that sounds like a vacuum cleaner was bad!!
This is my ps4 on a good day.
lol
This is what apple should've used for the new MacBook Pro
lol@shay pain
hello bobinator
i like your name
uwU
That and a GeForce
this is what apple needed on their air power pad
Insufficient.
*...and he gets paid for this.*
Henriko Magnifico So what?
.. and you watched it
...and I enjoyed it
Yea and it was awesome?!?!? He probably could of tried some overclocking and what not. That case is really awesome too.
I think I'm prepared to unsubscribe soon.
"Man, this is Loud"
PS4 Users: First Time?
you should precise 1st gen of ps4 since others are not loud... my gf bought a ps4 s and even when hot the fans are barely any louder than ambiant
@@jeetee8369 my PS4 Pro breaks the sound barrier just booting up...
@@KINGCHRIS_XI i guess you have a defective one or it have dust cluging the interior
@@jeetee8369 neither dude, they’re just loud. Every single one of my friends is the same
@@KINGCHRIS_XI like i said , i own a quiet ps4 and rarely met anyone with loud ps4’s
That poor little exhaust fan at the rear :(
It was spinning so fast it didn't even looked like it was there xD
LOL why was it even there?
I imagine the rear fan having a scottish accent going "I'm giving it all she's got, captain!"
now that i think about it... this is a dc motor right? so is it possible it could've been spinning so fast that it was producing enough current to overdraw the motherboard and damage it?
Speedj2 actually computer fans are brushless, so it wouldn't backfeed
Linus: sticks 2 horsepower worth of fans on a PC
PC: _is cool_
Linus: *suprised pikachu face*
underrated meme template here
you must be fun at parties
this is that dude's pc who has a loud ass fan or a/c in their room while in a discord call
Why wouldn't I run an A/C in my room with my gaming pc? It's in my bedroom, which I keep air conditioned all year-round, even middle of winter. If I dont like the heat, I mean what else am I supposed to do?
Just add a dog barking in the background and you have TF2 community servers
that's their mic being trash. i have a loud ass A/C and no one can hear it.
even my keyboard for that matter.
that was usually laptop coolers making that sound, hp had some terrible laptops off the shelf everywhere.
@@kimaji that's what I feel it usually equates to as well. It's simple enough to just make sure to buy a decent headset and limit the interference of other noises besides your voice. I've also never had complaints about my AC/PC fans either, nor my keyboard, and I've got Razer greens in my board so they're pretty loud.
I like how Linus is telling us this like it's a tutorial and we're actually building it
wait you guys are not?
heck I was thinking I have an old 3hp furnace blower motor in the garage build a cage and use flex duct to bring it to the case while he was doing it lol
I love how out of all the companies it's Cooler Master sponsoring this.
who else would sponsor huge ass fans
What i learned from this video: Never let Linus borrow your circular saw.
*OlfisOG* He better not bree- oh
"We asked a professional what to do, he said let me do it or you will hurt yourself"... then went off and did the rest ourself losing tools and using the wrong ones cause we couldn't find the right tool cause we lost that one too.
boxhead6177 - They didn't lose a tool. Do you know what it means to lose something?
need a good lol? Anyone?
The likes 666
Ultimate silent build.
@@SimonWoodburyForget literally noise cancelling
It uses high-tech White Noise to cancel out all their sound
Lol
Deaf peaple:yeah (likes comment)
In this setup shouldn't you just remove the fans from the CPU heatsink, as well as the fans and housing on the GPU, and just let old hoss handle it all?
"Old Hoss"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So, server setup it is
Well it wouldn't really make a difference, except the moment you turned the fan off the PC would overheat and go into emergency shutdown.
@@vojtechstrnad1 I have a Ryzen 7 3700X with a buggy fan, which doesn't always spin up when I turn the PC on.
I actually ended up using my PC for over an hour and only noticed that the fan was not turning, when I began smelling molten plastic 😅
So nope, it probably won't shut down immediately 😜
@@Centttttt60 That probably means your fan is rated for lower temperatures than the CPU. Another reason to get a new one.
Now attach those fans to a semi radiator attached to a liquid cooling loop (upgraded pump too)....
You would need a wicked pump to move enough liquid to match the air that this thing pushes.
Yeah, I just posted the same thing :P This setup was limited by how quickly the heat could conduct away from the CPU/GPU, but active water pumping would change that. And maybe to keep up with those crazy fans, they could use like a pool pump or something to pump the water 100x faster too lol
Wouldn't help too much. Remember that radiators don't make things colder, just helps what ever is being "cooled" to reach ambient temperature. Unless you added a compressor/evaporator (so an air conditioner/phase changer doodad) to the mix, 21c is as low as it would go.
Yes, 21c is as low as it can go, but they still had temps in the 50's and 60's, so there's a lot of room for improvement.
I was thinking that, it would be a awesome outdoor heat exchanger for anything that gets hot.
My wife gets mad when I leave the computer on in the bedroom during the night because of the noise (and it's extremely quiet), just imagine where i'd be living right now if i had that airflow system lol
Links happily in a wind tunnel
Then you are fkd! Hahahah!
not with your wife
You'd live 1 street away from your house or basement
I have a server in my bedroom lmao
Still quieter than an Intel stock cooler.
true…
absolutely true...
Control the fan speed on it. default it is louder than my mom beating my dad down stairs.
Totally true plus i need to replace bearings
Cool burn.... see what I did there?
And Alex has not stopped with his cooling “innovations” ever since.
Sounds like a laptop from 2003
Or an Xbox 360.
@@Levy_Wilson or a nintendo switch
Or a dusty old ps4
lol nice b4nny pic, im a fan myself, not a pun, literal
Or my GAMER laptop with OVER BOOST GAMING fan speed on.
3:56 the most Canadian thing I’ve ever heard
Lol
yea im a canadian and i am like that
@@boreal3255 polite Canadian man
@@killstriker347 I live near linus
In the same district or what you would call "county"
Me: *overclocks pc*
Mom: honey why is the electricity bill 90000 usd?
@@roaringcow8163 excuse me?
Lol 69 likes
If you custom created custom unit, make sure it contains both 1 hp fan motor and has water cooling piping through a radiator. The amount of power usage should be around 3000 watt ram total, making it 3kw x #(price per kw).
@@roaringcow8163 Then whom she will ask? 🤦♀️
@@roaringcow8163 have you never been told about bills
Linus makes a super cooling fan:
The dust on the pc:adios
That pc itself: adios
It's literally blown away.
The entire room's dust: ¡Hola PC!
The dust on the pc 0.3 seconds after:adios
Decent cooling for a GTX 480.
ayy
Cook with sli gtx 480. 110 degrees on a gpu
you mean " Barely adequate cooling" I'm pretty positive it would give liquid helium a run for its money when cooling a gtx 480...
yea, but would need to add a third blower if you decide to spring for a vega 64
is that good for core i3 if it isnt will it be for core i4?
Linus: is trying to get scientific results for excessive airflow in a case and is more than likely crunched for time
Windows: OH now seems like a good time to update :)
*Me, getting on my computer to do nothing cuz I’m bored*
Windows:.....
*Me, getting on my computer to do school work, projects, or anything important*
Windows: UPDATE! MANDATORY!
me: wait no windows, not now
Windows: DOWNLOADING UPDATE FILES
Me: windows please just five minutes
Windows: RESTARTING NOW
you seems like to be fun at parties
@@thebirchwoodtree just turn autoupdates off
@@KartonRealista2 DONT turn off auto update
just turn off auto download and install
@@KartonRealista2 lol you can't even do that
Me: "I can't game at night, because everyone's asleep"
Friend: "What do you mean, your not going to wake anyone up?"
Me: "You don't even know"
Luke_SR1 calm yourself
Luke_SR1 what previous comment
Luke_SR1 the internet is the internet. Why are you complaining about this?
@@FlookieLukey whats wrong with you?
some grammar nazi you are lmao
Who is here after the new video
5:37 light on the building outside turns on.
Okay?
Guess it wanted to see it
Eh? Eh?
okay I guess not
This comment is probably for those who don't pay attention to night lights when they turn on.
thank you for letting us know :)
*x files theme starts to play*
I guess that's his "biggest fan"
And two of them even
awwww. yeahhhhhhhh
wow earned a like
....
MOST BLOW HE EVER GOT
Next video: we used a jet engine to cool a pc
Pc master race at 7:25
With afterburner for optimal cooling
The Aliens That probably would not work as i believe jet engines output hot air
Try to cool anything with a jet engine and watch it melt
Yeah, no, that is contradictory.
You know I always thought about just running a simple tube from a portable AC straight to the PC. You would get a direct flow of 35-50°.My pc has never had those cooling needs ,but was always interested in the results.
I used to have my PC in an upstairs loft where it would get hot up there. So I just stuck it on top of the AC vent with the fan on the bottom set as an intake. It helped a LOT, but the room got even hotter now that the AC was blocked. Worth it.
Linus has an AC liquid cooling chiller.
You just have to worry about condensation from sub-ambient cooling.
@@sl33ksnypr285652 Yeah, if condensation can somehow if dealt with, AC would be the best cooling option.
That's actually a good idea, if you could put those fans in another room, they could cool like 10 PCs at once. Maybe even 20.
Central air conditioning,for your pc.
Whole Room Whatercooling V2
You're literally talking about a server room. Most of them are just as loud or louder than this setup because of the high-cfm fans.
Data Center. The word you are looking for is "data center"
@@DockterDoom Most server rooms to my knowledge, changes the air flow of the whole room. He is thinking of building a duct to every PC that sucks air out of the room or pushes it into the room.
Most server rooms don't have the ventilation ducts pushing air right into the cases to my knowledge. Then again, maybe I haven't been in rooms with particularly high respect for the IT porn.
I laughed so hard when I saw the top of the case fly off.
This video is probably why Cooler Master added a screw on the back of that part to keep it in.
"windows is updating!!" ROFL
Man, that blows.
Wow. I’m a fan of that cooling setup. I’m absolutely blown away by the efficiency of your new spin on things. Those old intake fans sucked.
This comment has far more likes then it should.
now can we see a custom water loop hooked up to a Faucet that dumps the used water back into the sink
If this comment was made before the video then good job but I'm too lazy to check
Now see if you could passively cool SLI Titan XPs.
Oh I'd love them to try to do that!
It's almost impossible. The tdp is way too high to cool efficiently. I personally had a GTX 970 with a artic cooling triple slot heatsink and ran it passively with my CPU and psu. If I'm ever bored, I'll try it with a Titan Xp.
Barbecue Tech Tips but.... But..... TWO ONE HORSEPOWER FANS! It's not efficient. It's two freaking horsepower lol. I think just an SLI passively cooled setup would be an interesting setup. But I think the fans could pull the heat away fast enough.
Things You Might Like The thing is no one has ever fully passively cooled at GPU over 195w tdp, or at least successfully.
Barbecue Tech Tips Two. Horsepower.
Listening to this with RTX Voice on accidentally and wondering why there was no fan noise whatsoever and why everyone was yelling is quite an experience.
same lmao
With my experience related to HVAC, your homemade duct is excellent. However, duct sealant would have worked better than wood filler and is easier to sand.
when the case exhaust is the bottleneck for the system...
You know those fans are loud when even Linus has to yell over them
Sounds exactly like my MacBook Pro
clean the dust of your macbook and replace the thermal paste :)
@@luminumlx2604 huh? thats what a brand new mac still sounds like!
Mine too!
My gfs MacBook is loud as fuck
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“Long hair Linus is not real, he won’t hurt you.”
7:24
*meanwhile kids in 2040:*
"wow, even my crappy phone is more powerful than that huge thing!"
not yet
more like 2028 or so already :D keep in mind that computing is still developing somewhat exponentially. so the gains we had in the last 10 years, we can expect in the next 5 to 10 years to double
@@DGARedRaven totally happening rn
@@DGARedRaven we had that the last 10 years, literally nothing got better, just more cores
@@DGARedRaven nope i don't have to, and phones are actually faster than this already, even 2 year old iPhones
I would love to see the overclocks that are achievable with this, lol.
ikr with threadripper 1950x
Overclock Celeron to 8ghz?😂😂😂😂
You would run into problems with the shitty thermal paste that Intel uses under their great spreader.
Meh. not much.
CyberianWolf yes
Someone go get Steve in here from Gamers Nexus. Linus found the best way to solve the thermal issues with the H500P
Don't you just love it! Gamers Nexus rants about case makers ignoring airflow causing us to ramp up our fans to achieve similar temps and then Linus does something like this XD
CPowell133 indeed. All you need is to put your pc part way through a wall into a room next to you and a whole lot of soundproofing
lol or get full sized tower case as i neve rhad issues with temp
Elon Musk: *Sends car into space* Linus Tech Tips: *Sends GPU into space*
"Windows is updating" is by far my favourite line from this
**laughs in windows 7**
sorry i can't hear you over the sound of my jet engine
Someone must be doing a Demsey Roll in the background!
*Sorry I can't hear you over the sound of my PC!
There is a crazy good quality active soundproofing somewhere on the internet. It is so good, the usually loud hammer bangs are dead quiet
It is so high airflow that the front fans are uncentered by RGB lights
If you put your mic in the PC it’s your average teammate’s mic
Kinect boys be like
Cooler Master: Games Nexus mocked us for not having enough air flow. Can you save us?
Linus: I got you bro.
"Shrill"
appropriate cooling for an i9
lol
not enough air in the world you need liquid
ocean cooling desktop
you are playing a dangerous game Kakashi.... be aware....
Shots fired
I was waiting for all the components to be stripped of the board fly out the back and embed in the wall.
Linus, you should add this to your new home pc since the pc is in a different room.
Today, we watched literally 10 - 20 videos of Linus, really liked the work and passion.
Hats off man.
*Next time on Linus Tech Tips:*
_Liquid nitrogen water cooling..._
He already did something similar to that: th-cam.com/video/4d0B0Dli-1g/w-d-xo.html
lesslighter what about liquid helium? I won't lie, many people could die.
No, they should do liquid nitrogen immersion. You know, like those mineral oil aquarium PCs, but with liquid nitrogen!
agree!!!
+alfredo abreu Why? Helium isn't particularly toxic if that's what you were referring to. The main danger in inhaling helium comes from the fact it supresses the feeling of suffocation so you could be dangerously low in oxygen without realizing it and suddenly you pass out (possibly hitting your head etc). For that to happen though you'd have to inhale pretty much pure helium for an extended period of time.
2:22 I thought this was sponsored by Cooler Master, not Big Ass Fans...
(Yes, that _is_ a real company.)
Aidan Knoll GO LEXINGTON!!!!
It really does...
I have seen that fan brand before at the big ass fans on the roof of an ikea warehouse
Aidan Knoll my uncle has one!
4:23 screwing the Cooler master 500p.
thanks so much i haven't built a pc before and i was wondering about keeping it cool. I haven't found any videos on how powerful fans need to be. this was rlly informational.
7:26 PC Master Race in the flesh
More people need to see this comment.
Agree gonna edit some pc master race stick man and plaster linuses face on it...xD and i will use all my power to make it viral haha
Chakib Tsouli qwanhhhhhh
Imagine the amount of dust this thing will catch.
Romeo Ramone Positive pressure actually tends to help against dust build up
All that airflow would keep dust from settling
that airflow help you cleaning the room too
the main issue is that if dust does manage to get sucked in it would basically turn it into a sandblaster
His kids at home playing with mom.
Kids: Where is daddy?
Mom: Daddy is at work.
Daddy: 7:24
Lmao
This needs to be pinned
LMAO TRUE!
I think I died when Linus randomly referenced Anakin at the podrace lol. Flawless.
Terminator reference @ 7:38
THE CHANNEL GOES ONLINE
NOVEMBER 25TH, 2008.
LOGICAL DECISIONS ARE REMOVED FROM
VIDEO PLANNING. LINUS BEGINS
TO UNLEARN AT A GEOMETRIC PACE.
HE BECOMES SELF-AWARE OCTOBER 17 2017 AT 6:26 P.M.
I love how since the noise floor is 90dB, the only way for the mic to pick up linus is for him to scream into clipping.
"These are all great questions, that I want to know the answer to aswell" 5:20
Legendary.
Absolutely insane the noise alone would prevent me from even daring to attempt this monstrosity.
"AND YOU CONVINCE YOURSELF EVERY NIGHT, THAT SILENCE IS A NECESSARY SACRIFICE!"
@lifeofboris
Well You can keep it in a separate room and just have a Super long Display port and a Cable for usb hub and you can Game with extreme fps gain in silence
@@alexanderg7940 yes, cheeki breeki
Ah smart gopnik, must be a 1080 Ti in there
@@joeelkmeatrogan3224 Linus' home PC is in a server case in a closet.
Me alone in the office at 4AM: Silence
My colleague’s computer:
I waited for 3 hours to watch this in 4K
i dont have a 4K display
Brandon GarvenTM ya idiot
And this should be funny or what?
MrBaracu nah coz my internet biotches
it actually makes sense on youtube. the compressing makes it so you get 1080p high quality video when selecting 4k, since youtube bitrates are:
1080p = 12mbits
2160p = 68mbits
And high quality 1080p is at least 50 mbits.
So 4k on youtube is 1080p (quality wise)
ニルス yo internet is gonna be nuked though
4:06 Alex and Linus might already know this, but for anyone wondering: The wood glue is much, MUCH stronger than the screws, especially with how the screws are attached in the video. Screws are typically used in woodworking to keep a project stable _while the wood glue is setting_ and are removed afterward so the area can be cleaned up. They are a substitute for clamps when clamps can't be used effectively, they can be left in place as a kind of "security blanket" but don't really do anything, not effectively at least.
Steve Ramsey has a great video on this if you want to see it for yourself: th-cam.com/video/Esvb64fUQ10/w-d-xo.html
If a project is glued properly, failure often occurs along the wood grain, NOT where the glue meets the wood. That is, it's the wood itself that will fail before the glue could fail. A way of understanding this might be to imagine welding. You have one set of metal parts held together with screws. You have a second set of metal parts held together by welding. Which method is stronger? The welded one. This is because of the _type of material_ used for the application. Conversely, if you were to try and weld two pieces of plastic or wood together with a welding torch, they would just melt or burn. For plastic, two screws would the plastic together more securely than general glue because plastic doesn't absorb glue as effectively as wood does. For wood material, _wood glue_ holds two pieces of wood together far, FAR more securely than screws because of the characteristics of how wood pores absorb the glue.
The only exception I can think of might be if you had the joint where wood was glued together is exposed to an environment that made the glue fail. It depends on the sort of glue, but I would imagine heat could be(?) a factor; water might be another problem, but the wood would be in more trouble from the heat or water than the glue itself. The material being held together would be warping and moving, giving you much bigger problems to worry about.
I don't like reading
Thanks, just learned a neat thing.
short version: wood glue better than screws
I didn't read it cause I don't like building wood
So maybe this could cool all the ram I’ve downloaded recently?
Keegan DoesStuff What about the GTX 1080Ti I downloaded from the Pirate Bay?
Well... U don't dowload ram. U install them.
wow is it like that really? i was thought we were downloading them.
Gabrielle Dela Cruz /r/whooosh
Murat Çüçen U install ram on your motherboard. The more of them, the faster your build will be.
I guess Linus goes with the F L O W
Nice pun don't be com Linus though pls for dear god!!!! 😰
That is T R U E
Oh jeez 🙄
get out
Haha yes
“High airflow” you’re legit using a blower design graphics card
Lmao that's the first thing I noticed too. Why in god's name would you use a blower GPU in a insane airflow PC case project? Lol.
@@merritt2014 2 reasons. 1st if you use open air gpu, the air from gpu fans will be useless due to high pressure coming from the big ones. So it would be the same as not having gpu fans at all and only completely relying on the big ones.
2nd if you use blower type, the air pushed by the big fans will have a small impact on cooling the gpu itself because it's closed therefore the air has to go inside the fan/blower in order to cool the gpu.
It's for this exact reasons why they didn't bother putting the fans on the cpu cooler.
@@Misaki11111 also didn't they say they used a blower because the warm air gets pushed through the back?
@@Misaki11111 im a bit late. but it's actually much simpler than that. since this video is sponsored, they asked linus to use a blower style card, since that's the one that most customers can relate to
I wonder what effect the wind pressure has on the longevity of parts, particularly the other fans in the case. I can't imagine it's great for them.
Such an amateur, next use aircraft turbine.
Umm, that would be counter active, as those put out heat. Couldn't even do that as a PC build theme for MSIs Afterburner software.
It would need a 100 kVA diesel generator (us$7000), 1 ton of air 3.5kw 24h/24h = $23.50X28.5 to kVA = us$670/month + it would destroys the computer fans + wreck connectors of cards, just miliseconds before the whole computer case explodes ending up freezing the rest, would be cool to watch. That is If an aircraft turbine consumes only 100kVA which I doubt. Might end up been 7000/month.
You need to use a jet engine compressor (jet engines consist of three parts: the compressor, the chamber and the turbine), but you'll need a hefty motor to spin it up to 120000rpm or more
tfw everyone takes the obvious joke seriously
He means put the intake in the pc to create a vacume not put the jet exhaust in the pc its not to hard to figure out
Awsome! Their production values are getting higher and higher.
What’s the point of a CPU cooler at that point
yeah it probably slows the CPU cooling :)
@@popkorn256 please explain how it "slows" the cpu cooling.
Probably because the rams are blocking the aur pathway before it reaches the CPU
Generate electricity
I would just leave passive tower there, fan is only to block airflow,...
Do more of this sort of stuff. Please?
Why didn't you try overclocking it? It would have been interesting to see how far you can push it.
UP
Followup needed.
definetly
Yeah, I was surprised they didn't try overclocking.. They also need to try blowing the air through watercooling radiators.
Being that they had no idea what would happen once the fans were hooked up to the case I can see why they did what they did.
"How to get a SMALL AMOUNT of positive air pressure"
One of the best videos in a long time! I love these unique experimental ideas.
hilarious video Linus
"It doesn't matter how loud it is you'll have headphones on."
Sit near the exhaust side of it when playing games spiderman or some motorcycle game and enjoy the real experience 😎✌️
Finally!! A fan setup that can stop the 7900XE from going thermonuclear!
ThEcRaZ3dGaM3R The Tsar Bomba was just a 7900XE all along
RIP watercooling
Everything makes less noise than this
but what about....highest WATERFLOW PC Ever?
why RIP watercooling? A half-way decent watercooling still needs less power, emitts less noise and is just much cooler*.
*pun intended
Frank Nola not your mom
Hook a PC up to Niagara Falls to do the watercooling equivalent of this.
This episode was sponsored by Be Quiet; the makers of the new Silent Wings 3 (Those were the fans used in the video)
Brian Kang thank you sir, for making mr smile
Dank Kush Mr. Smile? Who's that and how did he make him?
Shh I cannot tell anyone how to make Mr. Smile
Brian Kang Talking about dingus here who edits a comment and messes up "me."
It’s great how they got cooler master to sponsor a video about them one upping cooler master.
6:49
*He gets paid for this*
no actually
*SOMEONE decided to PAY HIM for this*
High budget memes are the best
technically Cooler Master paid Linus
If I could get paid for it I would use a Pentium 3
well... Thing is.. We watch him do this. and we love it.
Where is the flashing rgb its what we expected
I'm a BIG FAN of this video.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Yea That's the COOLEST idea ever
Khun Kru ok
Pixel keep cool flow going.
clap.... clap.... clap....
Core i9 probably still overheated
lol
well, because if intel idiotic thermal compound between the cores and the lid, this is probably true
Threadripper thermals are worse
no
no
Just imagine how fast that rear fan was spinning