why is nobody talking about how beautiful his paintings are? especially for being watercolor, they are incredibly well done and I would honestly buy one if they were for sale.
@@fredrik7411 i KNOW right lmao when I first saw one of his videos I had some underlying feeling that something is off about this guy and I shouldn't want to keep watching...but I did and now I'm addicted
@@Thebadbeaver9 hmm I think that descirbes my feelings, his projects are really good and don't deserve much criticism but I always get kinda angry while watching... I don't know why and I am usually a person that can get along very well with people. It puzzles me, he doesn't seem to deserve that criticism my mind makes up sometimes. With the PSU thing I was first like omg no don't do that. but than he explained his ways of keeping it protected and I was like oh I would have done it like this if I had an open PSU.
As someone who has never seen this person or channel before, I thought he was taking the piss when he motioned at an empty table and started talking about his invisible PC.
I currently got a large box fan about 3 feet behind me pointed at a drying rack full of wet clothes. I can't even hear my computer's fan over the other fans in the room.
This project is truly amazing. Might I suggest investing in a decibelmeter, or maybe just one of the sound meter apps for your phone so you can just show how quiet it is? The only thing I could hear at the end was my wife saying "Not gonna happen, so don't even think about it:.
@@pawel8365 I would say he's one of the top 5 youtubers on my list out of about 150+ youtubers that I watch. He's youtube channel is basically at the top of the sleekest youtube channels I have seen.
@@AdrienBurg It had a layer of aluminum plate and some wodden support below. Pretty much wont break. But some big un-supported part may be deformed a little
One could almost be at risk of disliking him, on account of him just being SUCH a clever clogs... but he's such a lovely guy that it's just not possible. I'm in awe of this chap.
@@skopperkopp6091 yup. Its my daily. 4 speed amc360 5.9L. Alot a fun alot a stops at the gas station lol could use a little body work under the body armor but pretty solid for a northern jeep. Its been im the family since 1981 since it had 800 miles and since then my grandpa used to spray oil under it and in the spots that rot by drilling holes, spraying and pluging them with a rubber plug. Its just the past 20 years after he gave it to my great uncle, my dad and my brother inlaw and they didnt keep up with it so she rusted. She was just a i6 but when my brother inlaw got it he put the 360 in and a 3 speed. It sat mostly finished in a barn then he gave it to me then i ended up puting a trans in it to fix the gearing he messed up then the engine blew up so i swapped that out for a new long block. Its my baby lol. Plan is drive it as is but dont let it rot any worse, get my 1982 fiberglass basket case jeep running, then do a frame off on the 81 and use the 82 as a daily. Hopefully the i6 would get at least like 5 mpg better aswell as the 5 speed and then in winter it cant rust either
@@skopperkopp6091 im not too worried about mpg cause why would i be driving a jeep then but this one gets 10.5mpg and its hard to afford that at 17 making minimum wage. Probably gets a lil better now that i adjusted the choke but still a thirsty v8. Nice quad by the way. I have a dirtbike but its not nearly as nice as that lol mines a beater
@@chickensfloat7427 thanks! And yea I get the gas guzzler I've got a 72 cj5 it doesn't have the amc but it's got the 253 (I think that's right) straight 6 with a big ol holly 4 barrel on it that just pours the gas in and shoots flames out the headers. It's got the 4 speed too and got decent 33s on it they are loads of fun. You from Michigan?
@@RealGalaxyGamers Is it completely silent even under 600W load? I cant be an invisible PC without it being absolutely silent. That is the whole point...
I really want to see at least one tube going to the mother board. Not once in this video do you see water cooling actually installed. And what exactly is cooling the water system itself with zero fans installed?
Ye tho until they finished their part, DIY Perks have well matched how LTT did their Desk PC in terms of aesthetics, and that simplistic look man, sleeper desk PC
@@OfSheikahfor real i love how DIY perks made this desk. simplistic and clean. I am not really fan of the bottom part but still, it is an amazing build. How to sleep when you are still thinking about building on for yourself
bro that was a diff project entirely... the point was making it invisible, linus put a giant window on it and it made lots of sound in comparison... linus went for looking cool or edgy or whatev
I watched the first build video and thought, 'wow, very cool', seeing this build and you have really upped the game. Then I watch Linus and his crew attempt their build, which I am sure will look really cool, when complete, and I can't help but think how you have shown us all how to do it. I hope Linus gives you a shout out in his video series, but so far...
True, but it does remind me that he is doing all this air channelling, he could have gotten away with larger pull fans mounted horizontally instead of vertically, probably 4*120mm would have done it.
I used to wonder if the people who work at LEGO can identify a brick by the sound it makes on any hard surface. But of course that means they have to be trained for that and what would be the use case ? Would be difficult for someone in Packaging to hear a brick dropped over the noise of the machines. All the other sales people would have to shut up to one of them to hear a brick being dropped...
I am not lying Matt, Trust me, these words are from my heart. I really really love your work. Your amazing creativity, your vast knowledge on the subject, just wow, superb. The best thing is that we gain a lot more knowledge from you as a results of these DIYs. Common, wow. Its great that you bring up the prohects that you made previously again and again with Extraodinary upgrades to it. 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 I totally love your voice and accent, it increases enthusiasm. Enough said, I am Ilham, and this is my love to your works from SRI LANKA.
Yes what I learned from this video is how someone can get people to believe they water cooled a computer system without ever showing ANY water lines too and from the mother board. And did you ever wonder how that water is being cooled with zero fans?
I feel like there should be a bigger emphasis on "Do not try this at home" with the power supply. If you don't exactly know what you are doing, NEVER open a power supply ! It can kill you if you touch a charged capacitor for example.
Really cool invisible PC, makes me want to build one, I wonder how much it all cost, I know Aluminum is not cheap! But totally worth it. Nice look. Next Upgrade....are you ready? Wireless phone chargers you can install from inside the desk, left and right, so you only place your phone on a graphic symbol on top of the desk, and it starts charging your phones auto-magically!
but keep in mind, the most expensive thing here, not included in my previous estimate are the noctua fans. after testing a few fans i have to say, they are worth it
So my brain 🧠 was overheating due to the icse 8th exams so I opened my skull and liquid nitrogen cooled it Now running at a 10^10ghz with max boost of 1000^1200090000000000ghz
That's actually a really strong point. To remove people the obstacle of releasing frustration is a pretty big error - guaranteed, why would you want to have games in life that create constant anger, but hey.
this channel is not 5 minute craft, if you came here looking for that.. in case... this channel takes diy to next level, which even big production companies can't do, it isn't a diy channel, more like innovation channel with a diy.. i mean if some one makes a space shuttle in their backyard, it is still a diy right ?
Even unplugged, the capacitors in a power supply can kill. A boy in Oklahoma died this way: "A 16-year-old boy died after trying to fix his home computer, an autopsy has revealed. The teenager, who has not been identified, died on August 16 after opening up the power supply area of the machine while stripping the old computer for parts. The machine was unplugged at the time, said police in Shawnee, Oklahoma. After the boy's sudden death, an autopsy was ordered and led the coroner to discover an electrocution burn on the body. Shawnee police said the tragic death highlights the dangers of working on computers without being fully trained. Many people don’t realize that the power supply - which is made up of capacitors - carry a charge for several days or weeks, even when they are unplugged and broken."
@@8koi245 You mean the version of the Narnia story where they actually go to the bottom with the technology used to store a whole kingdom in a closet, rather than just assuming "it's magic"? Yeah, i'd watch that movie, too.
Dang it. When you first released the desk I was in the works to improve your design and wanted to send it to you as inspiration to make well, this video. With the world as it is and parts just not around, I'm stuck rewatching your 3 desk videos all day dreaming of the day I can copy it. Outstanding job, my hats off to you.
@@ryanthedolphin I don't know if you have ever watched Major Hardware, but he does this fan series where people submit fan designes. I want to make one that isn't the quietest, but makes the most pleasing sound. Like tuning the exhaust of a car. Unfortunately my modeling skills are limited.
this one looks better yep, though I find that Linus' cooling method is better imo. Maybe not nececceraly temprature wise but simply from the fact that you dont need 40 expensive fans but rather only half a dozen 120mm ones. Which i stink wouldve been a better approach here too. But really i cant beat this guys desk pc so i can't say its an error as much as a personal prefference. If it works it works :)
That wouldn't get you much information with the two aluminum plates acting as heat spreaders. You'd have to remove the plates to take the measurement, but then the measurement would be irrelevant since the aluminum plates are a critical part of the airflow system. Wouldn't be too tricky to put thermal probes everywhere you're worried about hot spots as a final verification test, though. Based on his approach to the Canon camera thermal rework, he's clearly extremely knowledgeable about and has a strong intuition for thermal design. I don't see too much to nitpick here.
@@SuperAlfredo333 The heat would spread, but it would also dissipate as it spreads. So there would still be parts that are measurably warmer than the rest. The point in observing with a thermal camera would also be to locate where the heat spreads _from_, not how it spreads. Just knowing the general area (eg, knowing there's a hotspot near the memory) is sufficient information to restructure the cooling/airflow.
Linus, that the guy with the company doing all work for him? And yet with a team of like 50 people he can't finish a project :D Probably busy working on more crap to sell on the LTT store
@@kontoname Well, I think about 70 to 80 percent of his staff are editors / videographers / finance / marketing / etc. people. The guys actually building stuff are Jake and Alex, or Anthony if it has something to do with complicated software. It's also easy to see that things like a 3000 series review bring in more money than a custom desk build for them, so I can definitely understand why it's not a high priority. That being said: It's also VERY clear that most of them aren't very capable with tools, but on the other hand, neither are most of the viewers probably.
I'm a SFF PC guy, but this desk build really got my interest. It takes up a large area of a desk, but efficiently crams it into a tight space, so it's in the same spirit of building in small cases.
Indeed. But seriously, only cut open your power supply if you 1) want to burn your house down, or 2) want to electrocute yourself to death and THEN burn your house down.
@@ggesdsdsdsd There are 500W or 600W ones readily available, but that might not be enough power. There are likely higher power ones somewhere but they are elusive
@Saami Zakir linus has only years of experience in pc level stuff, he doesn't know how to protect himself from the dangerers a psu poses and so he is afraid, it just means its not his field of interrest, because all in all its not that hard to protect yourself from the loaded capacitors if you know what you doing.
@@DavidTasselTots I have a single 92mm server fan in my case as a exhaust, it can spin up to 4k rpm, and that is quite loud, especially with my gtx970 reference going at full speed, then it is basically a vacuum
One addition you should make to the desk/table. Mount a wireless induction charger plate underneath the top surface (Samsung or other). Then you can just lay your smartphone over the plate while on the desk to charge the phone while not in use. It is surprising how deep these can be mounted while still making an induction charge. (Just remember to put some sort of discrete mark on the surface to locate the placement of the phone, perhaps a darker veneer dot.)
I am really happy for you. Not only do you get the time and materials for making these kind of videos, you are also furnishing your house with one of a kind bespoke items tailored for your lifestyle. Man. Livin the dream. Can't wait to see what you make next.
I wanted to say the same, but the board sadly does not have a thermal probe header which is kind of sad. There are ways around that with extra hardware, but then you can't control the fans directly from the mobo which normally is the neatest solution.
while I know he obviously survived (you can tell because he finished and uploaded the video) I almost closed this tab because I didn't want to see a person die
Jeez, it's not THAT dangerous. The danger comes from the capacitors being charged and you shorting them to ground through your body. There's ways to help discharge them and you can take other measures to make it safer. I usually stick a screwdriver across after I get it out, sometimes resulting in a pretty nice spark. In the end it's just electronics.
@@TheAnoniemo Shorting a Computer PSUs Capacitors will break it. These are high sensitivity circuits that need to provide extremely consistent and accurate voltages.
The invisible monitor has also been upgraded significantly, it's truly undetectable in this video.
Yeah man, that monitor alone looks like some expensive $700 item
@@exohaji-473 the monitor cost more than my entire set up 💀
Was there a guy on that video too? Or is everything invisible? Am I blind? Halp!
Its the wall :)
I bought an invisible monitor but there was no monitor in the box...
I’m overclocking my table
Friend: what?...
I did that years ago however my table is thicker.
my table broke
did you try turning it off and on ?
@@abde999 best reply yet
A: Can your pc run Crysis smoothly at max settings ?
B: No, but my table can
A: What???
*glues multiple clocks to my table* is this overclocked now
This man has the voice of therapist. I was calm just listening to him talk about things I don’t understand
IKR 😂😂 I was thinking the exact same
I listen to him to make me fall asleep😂
Ikr!!
I agree i just noticed that i feel calm when i watch his videos
I have the same 🤪
why is nobody talking about how beautiful his paintings are? especially for being watercolor, they are incredibly well done and I would honestly buy one if they were for sale.
those paintings could also be pcs for all we know
@@natsuhappy999 the classic hidden painting trick. Except it's diy perks so we all know there's something behind it
He took "Desktop Computer" to a whole new level of literal.
"Desktop PC"? More like "Indesk PC"!
Deskin computer
-Desktop- Desk Computer
I think you mean 'desk computer'
linus tech tips beat him to it years ago
I don’t know why, but I love this guys energy. Constantly smiling, always technical. I want to be like you.
this guy could have a tv show in the black mirror universe, there's something uneasy about him
@@fredrik7411 i KNOW right lmao when I first saw one of his videos I had some underlying feeling that something is off about this guy and I shouldn't want to keep watching...but I did and now I'm addicted
@@Thebadbeaver9 hmm I think that descirbes my feelings, his projects are really good and don't deserve much criticism but I always get kinda angry while watching... I don't know why and I am usually a person that can get along very well with people. It puzzles me, he doesn't seem to deserve that criticism my mind makes up sometimes. With the PSU thing I was first like omg no don't do that. but than he explained his ways of keeping it protected and I was like oh I would have done it like this if I had an open PSU.
Agreed. He has got a really nice way about him.
He looks like the fantastic four member, the plastic man 😁
Matt: "Listen to how silent it is!"
My laptop fan: "We don't do that here."
At least you even have a fan...
@@Mi78 wtf
@@evilhutdug4665 Microsoft be like "nah no fans today"
*my XPS 13 with coil whine and running it’s fan...
@@evilhutdug4665 some laptops (like the one I got from my previous school) are passively cooled
You should hide the cooling system in the plant so when you water the plant it cools the pc
you might already know but its not water that its being cooled with its mineral oil so either the plant gets done dirty, or the entire pc is wasted
@@thingymajigger7648 bing bong
@@Ratatted huh?
@@thingymajigger7648 add a funnel to it and a small pipe. Plants can get their own water, PC doesn't get affected
@@CXHo-sy1xz yeah that works too but i doubt it’s what ratatted meant
As someone who has never seen this person or channel before, I thought he was taking the piss when he motioned at an empty table and started talking about his invisible PC.
You should check the ps5 builds...
same i strayed away from the desk build thinking it was a 27 minutes meme, glad i caved in though
not invisible, just HIDDEN >
😂
flummoxed
DIY Perks: "I've hidden an entire world behind this simple hinged piece of wood and a brass latching system" *shows door leading outside*
Narnia
😂
it always has been a simulation.
in 2030 watch it happen
Most underrated comment on TH-cam
"It's completely silent! Take a listen."
My laptop cooler: Brrbrrbrrbrrbrrbrr
My tinnitus: "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee....."
(Yeah, I never notice noise from the computer, my own bloody *ears* are too loud!)
Joke is on you, im watching this on my phone 😂
Same as mine
I currently got a large box fan about 3 feet behind me pointed at a drying rack full of wet clothes. I can't even hear my computer's fan over the other fans in the room.
us
This project is truly amazing. Might I suggest investing in a decibelmeter, or maybe just one of the sound meter apps for your phone so you can just show how quiet it is? The only thing I could hear at the end was my wife saying "Not gonna happen, so don't even think about it:.
"When the world needed him most, he returned"
you new to youtube
yes indeed
We don't deserve him 😔😔
@@pawel8365 I would say he's one of the top 5 youtubers on my list out of about 150+ youtubers that I watch. He's youtube channel is basically at the top of the sleekest youtube channels I have seen.
His videos also makes DIY projects look very easy and it keeps improving in ever video he posts.
"listen to how silent it is!"
my pc fans: "no thank you"
My laptop with a fan pad, struggling to run background tasks and load the video at 1080p at the same time: ALL THE SOUNDS!!!!
My PC generates low frequency audio hum, I could'nt hear a thing. LOL.
Oml lumber tycoon 2 scoob pfp
exactly hahahaha I started listening to my PC fans when he was quite
Same, couldn't tell if it was my PC or the speakers.
(dies in game): gets mad and punches the table
(motherboard): my time to go
My time has come
Xqc could never
I wonder how resistant this desk is to bumps such as those !
My table is broke because one time I raged on a game, and to cover the hole, i put an mouse carpet
@@AdrienBurg It had a layer of aluminum plate and some wodden support below. Pretty much wont break. But some big un-supported part may be deformed a little
Him: "Listen to how silent it is!"
Birds outside: "let me sing you the song of my people"
One could almost be at risk of disliking him, on account of him just being SUCH a clever clogs... but he's such a lovely guy that it's just not possible. I'm in awe of this chap.
Ok but why would anyone dislike anyone who is smart/knowledgable about something?
@@Rose333X jealousy
“Take a listen”
*turns up volume to make*
SO THOSE ARE VERY IMPRESSIVE RESULTS
10:26
Max*
Max*
I took a listen and heard fans, but sadly they were mine
same
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌
My computer is sitting with firefox open and sounding like a jet
@@iceberglettuce890 change thermal paste and do a wuick clean with som air can or pressure
@@darkraft100 I'm just joshing, I mean more I comparison to this build than anything
This will be a perfect gift for my invisible girlfriend.
I hope she's not in the table
@@saizero0433 lmaoooo
Lmao
I saw this comment on the previous video about this
@@saizero0433 _she is the table_
This man is literally testing the acoustics of his desk.
I like your jeep is that a cj7?
@@skopperkopp6091 yup. Its my daily. 4 speed amc360 5.9L.
Alot a fun
alot a stops at the gas station lol could use a little body work under the body armor but pretty solid for a northern jeep. Its been im the family since 1981 since it had 800 miles and since then my grandpa used to spray oil under it and in the spots that rot by drilling holes, spraying and pluging them with a rubber plug. Its just the past 20 years after he gave it to my great uncle, my dad and my brother inlaw and they didnt keep up with it so she rusted. She was just a i6 but when my brother inlaw got it he put the 360 in and a 3 speed. It sat mostly finished in a barn then he gave it to me then i ended up puting a trans in it to fix the gearing he messed up then the engine blew up so i swapped that out for a new long block. Its my baby lol. Plan is drive it as is but dont let it rot any worse, get my 1982 fiberglass basket case jeep running, then do a frame off on the 81 and use the 82 as a daily. Hopefully the i6 would get at least like 5 mpg better aswell as the 5 speed and then in winter it cant rust either
@@skopperkopp6091 im not too worried about mpg cause why would i be driving a jeep then but this one gets 10.5mpg and its hard to afford that at 17 making minimum wage. Probably gets a lil better now that i adjusted the choke but still a thirsty v8. Nice quad by the way. I have a dirtbike but its not nearly as nice as that lol mines a beater
@@chickensfloat7427 thanks! And yea I get the gas guzzler I've got a 72 cj5 it doesn't have the amc but it's got the 253 (I think that's right) straight 6 with a big ol holly 4 barrel on it that just pours the gas in and shoots flames out the headers. It's got the 4 speed too and got decent 33s on it they are loads of fun. You from Michigan?
@@chickensfloat7427 I never thought of drilling holes and plugging them.
While my car is too far gone, that is a good idea if I ever get a new car
someone breaks in and tries to steal computer, but can't find it.
@@itsbrendoni3444 who the fuck steals a desk 😂 they'd probably just assume the screen had the pc built it and take that
Why can't they find it?
He has posted it all over TH-cam
@@1974UTuber ...
They probaly will se the hdmi cabe and open the table
@@Ravage017 not the humor knowledgeable type aren't ya?
Him: "Here's my invisible pc"...
Me: Yea this guy's on drugs..
Proceeds to open the pc
Well it isn’t actually invisible so I guess your right
LTT did it
@@RealGalaxyGamers Is it completely silent even under 600W load? I cant be an invisible PC without it being absolutely silent. That is the whole point...
@@RealGalaxyGamers I think with the monitor shelf, he did it better than LTT though.
Lmaoo
I really want to see the sound deck incorporated into this whole build... just to see all the genius design in one place :)
I really want to see at least one tube going to the mother board.
Not once in this video do you see water cooling actually installed.
And what exactly is cooling the water system itself with zero fans installed?
@@seaislevel7233 Did you not see the beginning when he glued all those fans to 2x radiators each side of the table?
"A few coats of Matt Grey" sounds like the wardrobe of Tom Scott's best friend
Blue hoodies it is then
the bounciest man on the internet
I am in Matt Grey's wardrobe.
"Makes it look quite smart" 🤓
@@benwarner3085 someone didn't get the joke
One advantage of having poor hearing is that I don’t need to spend a lot of money to make my PC silent.
What was that?...
Great, I'll pierce my eardrums.
@@heyjohnsmith But I can get away with buying mid-low quality headphones, anything higher and I can’t tell the difference.
Hahaha
Linus didn’t update his desk pc for 6 months
DIY perks: “fine I’ll do it myself”
Yea they should really get their assess moving on that
Ye tho until they finished their part, DIY Perks have well matched how LTT did their Desk PC in terms of aesthetics, and that simplistic look man, sleeper desk PC
Lol diyperks should make diy how to make rtx 30 series 😂 since they are outta stock everywhere
@@OfSheikahfor real i love how DIY perks made this desk. simplistic and clean. I am not really fan of the bottom part but still, it is an amazing build.
How to sleep when you are still thinking about building on for yourself
bro that was a diff project entirely... the point was making it invisible, linus put a giant window on it and it made lots of sound in comparison... linus went for looking cool or edgy or whatev
I watched the first build video and thought, 'wow, very cool', seeing this build and you have really upped the game. Then I watch Linus and his crew attempt their build, which I am sure will look really cool, when complete, and I can't help but think how you have shown us all how to do it. I hope Linus gives you a shout out in his video series, but so far...
**builds pc in the table**
**Sits on the table afterwards**
Me:*sweats profusely*
@Abhiram D everyone did
@@falosny no
An engineer trusts his creations
With this many fans if you turn them 90 degrees you can convert the desk to a hoverboard
True, but it does remind me that he is doing all this air channelling, he could have gotten away with larger pull fans mounted horizontally instead of vertically, probably 4*120mm would have done it.
@@MartinPHellwig it might not be really comfortable to get the warm air blown on your legs/feet, especially in summer
That's his next video 😎
LOOOOLLLLL
Maybe with a few dozen high rpm delta fans but it'll obviously sound like a jet engine and take as much energy as a jet engine.
I could not hear how silent your computer was over the noise mine is making.
lmao same
I used to wonder if the people who work at LEGO can identify a brick by the sound it makes on any hard surface. But of course that means they have to be trained for that and what would be the use case ? Would be difficult for someone in Packaging to hear a brick dropped over the noise of the machines. All the other sales people would have to shut up to one of them to hear a brick being dropped...
@@mikkelbreiler3846 bro, what
@@mikkelbreiler3846 what
@@mikkelbreiler3846 You're high aren't you?
"Watercooling my invisible PC"
**Frantically checks upload date*
Gamers: RGB!
This guy: Desk
Combine that and you have the ultimate pc
Bruh.. This desk > flashy childish rgb
@@blaaaaaaaa2017 yeah, suddenly everything is organized and you breathe space on your desk
"Take a listen".
All I can hear is my own PC.
🤣 🤣 🤣 I have a pentium g3240.... And i use quite heavy load softwares 🤣.... Now just imagine my pc noice level.....
I hear nothing cause I’m watching from my phone.
I came here to say something similar. My case fans are super loud.
All I heard was my 2nd fridge...
All I hear is the 87db electric turbine that forces air into the empty 5.25" drive bays on my almost-computer.
"It's completely silent, take a listen!"
Everyone while listening: *Hears PC they're watching on*
*Laughs in mobile silence*
*Cries in small mobile screen*
@@TheJarJarKinks This is literally me before I got my laptop recently
@Raymond Cai `Not mine
@Raymond Cai Sorta!
@@superresistant0 That would have made frames on my laptop go from 14 to 5 chief
10:02 My heart stopped for a second seeing him casually sits on his entire PC
Linus is crying right now as he still has that janky table build.
I think I'd like to have linus's table, it's janky but you can see the insides, and I think it's cool
He took it apart a long time ago lol
@@minhducnguyen9483 do you have a source for that info?
He said it in another video I forgot what it is
@@dannydiehl9977 draining the loop is now available on Linus's youtube stories
Me trying to sleep
TH-cam: "Wanna see a guy who watercools an invisible pc"
I feel called out. This is exactly what I Just did.
Me: absolutely! 😂
1:10AM 🤣
@fuzzy Moon King depends on the thickness of the wood
LMAO 4am and watching this....
Me: drills a hole in my desk for the keyboard:
What my dad sees:
Why dou you need a hole in your desk for a keyboard though?
@@SnakeTwix so I can’t see the cable
@@pearlio7297 Now it makes perfect sense
hmmm but wireles..........
@@SnakeTwix for cable management.
I am not lying Matt, Trust me, these words are from my heart.
I really really love your work. Your amazing creativity, your vast knowledge on the subject, just wow, superb.
The best thing is that we gain a lot more knowledge from you as a results of these DIYs.
Common, wow. Its great that you bring up the prohects that you made previously again and again with Extraodinary upgrades to it.
💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
I totally love your voice and accent, it increases enthusiasm.
Enough said, I am Ilham, and this is my love to your works from SRI LANKA.
You are a kind person
Yes what I learned from this video is how someone can get people to believe they water cooled a computer system without ever showing ANY water lines too and from the mother board.
And did you ever wonder how that water is being cooled with zero fans?
I feel like there should be a bigger emphasis on "Do not try this at home" with the power supply. If you don't exactly know what you are doing, NEVER open a power supply ! It can kill you if you touch a charged capacitor for example.
Just walking outside to buy a power supply can kill you these days. So yeah... take precautions. :)
@@kontoname I love this reply
just wash your hands and wear a mask and you'll be fine
Absolutely agree!
It will only be dangerous if you touch open terminals and at that point it is natural selection.
When "I read on my computer" becomes literal.
"was chosen to make it cheaper"
uses literally $500 worth of noctua fans
I was thinking the same thing. I remember upgrading my dreamcast fan and was like "that's a bit pricey" and that was only one fan. hahahaha
Probably as good as 8 120mm fans laying flat too. I mean it looks awesome but seems like a poor design decision.
I believe they were used in the original project purely for quietness.
Time is money, water cooling would require more time to maintain.
Well, this is really simple: just become a TH-camr with 2.76M viewers and manufacturers will actually throw their products at you. So, chop chop!
Really cool invisible PC, makes me want to build one, I wonder how much it all cost, I know Aluminum is not cheap!
But totally worth it. Nice look.
Next Upgrade....are you ready?
Wireless phone chargers you can install from inside the desk, left and right, so you only place your phone on a graphic symbol on top of the desk, and it starts charging your phones auto-magically!
Aluminium is amongst the cheapest metals you can buy. And this used them in sheets, which is even cheaper.
Why do you type like that?
i finished mine yesterday and i think i paid around 300 - 400€
but keep in mind, the most expensive thing here, not included in my previous estimate are the noctua fans. after testing a few fans i have to say, they are worth it
The professor
We have to send him the glasses 👓🙈👍
Is he robbing a bank with that computer?
I heard that too
PC maguire
He's missing his chalk and blackboard
“I took out my kidney and replaced it with wire mesh so it would look nice and neat”
yeah but did you install insulating plastic to channel blood flow and keep it "cool as a cucumber"?
So my brain 🧠 was overheating due to the icse 8th exams so I opened my skull and liquid nitrogen cooled it
Now running at a 10^10ghz with max boost of 1000^1200090000000000ghz
I added rgb to my brain which boosted its performance by 100393994949494949497864367999976544%
@@bodiminds6571 your brain. Because your conscience is a soul. You are a soul. Not. A brain. It is your physicality.
@@iamf6641 but you can't say any criticism because that bad boy can run more than 1 processes now. Big improvements
DIY Perks: Using air cooled system as it is easier and "cheaper to make"
Also DIY Perks: Let's use 34 x noctua small fans in the system aaiigght
yeah, just a terrible design all together.
@@zetec Probably runs better than your PC.
@@tams805 Those fans cost like $500. Not very cost effective.
It's a cool design. Just not a very cheap one. Centrifugal trans would probably be optimal but I don't know if they make these for consumer use.
Just checked... They make radial fans for consumer use. I think those would be optimal.
I love how enthusiastically he assumes I know what he’s talking about.
I don’t, but with a voice like his I’m not even mad.
DIY Perks: *Gets mad playing a game and punches desk*
PC: *Dies*
He should never play getting over it on that pc
That's actually a really strong point. To remove people the obstacle of releasing frustration is a pretty big error - guaranteed, why would you want to have games in life that create constant anger, but hey.
When its cheaper to punch your monitor than to punch your desk.
I'm glad to be over that phase, now I just punch my chair's arm
@@kaspartambur anger management?
"Standard radiator and banker fans"
*holds up unit that wouldn't fit in 90%+ of normal cases*
Modern problems
require modern solutions
and then he shows us a powersupply that you'd find powering a render farm
Buy better cases then
@@justminibanana9128 you think you can run a render farm on a 500W PSU? lol OK
Him: "Listen to how silent it is!"
My perfectly silent phone: *access granted*
I’m watching on my iPad but I have an air purifier running at full blast
a gaming phone with fans.
im gonna be honest, why a phone have internal hardware sounds?
Linus is doing this project again, and he can't beat you forever in this. He's so naughty. Both of you should have a collaboration on this project.
linus dont like that idea anyhow.
Aaaand linus beat him again lmao
Everyone gangsta until his son play fortnite and slam the desk.
Well boys we did it, PC is no more
Y E E T E D
...and farts.
😂💀
😂😂
Ironic seeing a message that says "do not do this yourself" on a channel whose name includes "do it yourself"
this channel is not 5 minute craft, if you came here looking for that.. in case... this channel takes diy to next level, which even big production companies can't do, it isn't a diy channel, more like innovation channel with a diy.. i mean if some one makes a space shuttle in their backyard, it is still a diy right ?
Ask the pope about his views on jerkin' it.
Even unplugged, the capacitors in a power supply can kill. A boy in Oklahoma died this way:
"A 16-year-old boy died after trying to fix his home computer, an autopsy has revealed.
The teenager, who has not been identified, died on August 16 after opening up the power supply area of the machine while stripping the old computer for parts.
The machine was unplugged at the time, said police in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
After the boy's sudden death, an autopsy was ordered and led the coroner to discover an electrocution burn on the body.
Shawnee police said the tragic death highlights the dangers of working on computers without being fully trained.
Many people don’t realize that the power supply - which is made up of capacitors - carry a charge for several days or weeks, even when they are unplugged and broken."
@@memd777 I think you took my comment wayyyyy too seriously dude
Must be do this at your own risk
Him: "Take a listen."
Me: puts Volume to *Max*
Him: *SO, THOS-*
Me: AAAAAAA
It wasnt that bad
@@uprise2229 I had headphones on.
watching this 3 years later is insane
"take a listen!"
and the speaker icon on the youtube tab in chrome dissapears.
Most nuanced gag in the comments here, deserves recognition 👏
omg really tho
Next video: "I've hidden the entire kingdom of Narnia within this closet"
Dude, he comes from Narnia. Can't you hear his accent?
That could be a good movie!
@@8koi245 You mean the version of the Narnia story where they actually go to the bottom with the technology used to store a whole kingdom in a closet, rather than just assuming "it's magic"? Yeah, i'd watch that movie, too.
@@timseguine2 Obviously, he must be an elf, with hypersensitive hearing, that's why everything he builds need to be SUPER quiet.
Alternative title: *watering my desk*
Lol
@Hashir Easa lol
@@thatminecraftplayer8767 lol
@@jack-yn1wt lol
@@r0nittotlani lol
anyone else feel a bit of anxiety when he was "modding" his PSU?
definitely, as electricity is still stored in the coils; and he could've easily been electrocuted if he was careless.
@@na1s479 well the capacitors could still hold a charge. But if you know what you're doing, you can safely discharge them and go on about your work.
@@kz03jd yep, some sixteen year old sadly died because he naively took apart his psu
most capacitors lose most of their energy after 20 mins, to make sure just short them.
for the first 12 seconds , i thought he was crazy introducing his table and calling it an invisible pc
Him: Take a listen...
Me: *hears laundry running*
same haha
Matt's computer: *makes a little noise
Matt: that is not so DIYperks of you
Imaging bringing this table PC to a LAN Party:
*Everybody looking confused*
He solved that problem too by making a suitcase PC 🤣
I wonder how many kids don't even know what a LAN party is
I wonder when Linus is bringing about his """next-gen""" pc desk.
I think it is actually in the works right now.
Yeah, can't wait for some of that good-old cringy gamer aesthetic complete with tacky RGB LEDs and tempered glass
@@PS3PCDJ Well yeah everyone has their own taste and that's fine. No need to hate.
@@PS3PCDJ I'll be honest I'm a fan of RGB and tempered glass aesthetic. I can kinda understand why people hate it but I still like RGB
Linus first has to get untangled from his Ethernet cable.
Me: Oh, it’s too high
Gives up immediately
You: It doesn’t fit? You dare challenge me?!
Cuts the case and rewires the whole thing
Well he is DIYPerks !!! lol
Lmaooo
This guy's house is probably empty and full of stuff at the same time.
Underrated comment
He even has his own fake sun, for those cloudy days!!! It's very impressive how it is fake, but looks like a real sun!!!
@@DanielCarlosJobs Yeah, he has a full on star in his closet. lol
Statement of the year
I;m sure someone has suggested it already, however, a Mirror on the wall behind the table that could switch into the monitor would be truly cool.
Dang it. When you first released the desk I was in the works to improve your design and wanted to send it to you as inspiration to make well, this video. With the world as it is and parts just not around, I'm stuck rewatching your 3 desk videos all day dreaming of the day I can copy it.
Outstanding job, my hats off to you.
Imagine if your mum sells this thinking it was an old desk...
Mega F
Don’t even tempt that idea it is to real to imagine
That would be awful 😂
I would sell my mum
@@simon-patrickjohnson can I buy her, I promise I will be gentle with her 🤣
DIY Perks: "It's completely silent, take a listen!"
My tinnitus: "Allow me to introduce myself."
Yeah me too. I actually try to find the right amount of fan noise to help distract me.
@@megan_alnico that's interesting I never thought people might actually do that but it makes sense
@@ryanthedolphin I don't know if you have ever watched Major Hardware, but he does this fan series where people submit fan designes. I want to make one that isn't the quietest, but makes the most pleasing sound. Like tuning the exhaust of a car. Unfortunately my modeling skills are limited.
Need that background noise so tinnitus doesn't go off.
"listen how quiet is is"
My GPU coil whine, fans, PSU, creaky chair, the music downstairs, and the constant ringing in my ears: "no"
That's how I feel on every LTT video
Next on DIY Perks:
Water-cooling myself
wait... are you saying he's hot?
Actually any air conditioner works in similar ways, yet way batter.
haha nice
Adam Savage kind of did something like that
Lol guys
Finally, I can spill my coffee and not call it accidental.
?
😅
can someone explain?
Hah, I think I got it. You will spill your coffee into the cooling system? But then the coffee has to be cool...
@@matjazmeza I don’t think that’s what he meant, but to be honest, I have no idea what he meant. 😂
It's all fun and games until your desk starts overheating.
Linus hires two "enginerds" and buys a million dollars in heavy machinery to fail miserably to beat this guy's craftsmanship.
this one looks better yep, though I find that Linus' cooling method is better imo. Maybe not nececceraly temprature wise but simply from the fact that you dont need 40 expensive fans but rather only half a dozen 120mm ones. Which i stink wouldve been a better approach here too. But really i cant beat this guys desk pc so i can't say its an error as much as a personal prefference.
If it works it works :)
This channel went from DIY household items and old electronics to DIY shopping list
Sponsorships will do that. Man's gotta eat
@@McDonaldsCalifornia dont like it . i wouldnt mind him doing a few easier and cheaper builds so people can copy without getting poor
"Watercooling my.."
**Linus pops up like a meerkat**
Linus Meerkat Tips?
*plugs sponsor, tries to sell you a water bottle*
I actually saw that in my imagination. I blame u haha
lol he looks like one too
If a Linus pops up and doesn't drop anything was it actually a Linus?
Matt: It's time to go with Ryzen!
Literally everyone: OH YEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!
FUCK YEAH
But only with a B550 board... 🙁
@@ibimslawa which doesn't matter at all.
(builds an invisible pc worth thousands of dollars)
10:01 *casually sits on top of it*
that’s what i’m saying 😂
I’d like to see a view of the desk with a thermal camera though to see if there are any hot spots and thermal management issues...
That wouldn't get you much information with the two aluminum plates acting as heat spreaders. You'd have to remove the plates to take the measurement, but then the measurement would be irrelevant since the aluminum plates are a critical part of the airflow system. Wouldn't be too tricky to put thermal probes everywhere you're worried about hot spots as a final verification test, though.
Based on his approach to the Canon camera thermal rework, he's clearly extremely knowledgeable about and has a strong intuition for thermal design. I don't see too much to nitpick here.
@@SuperAlfredo333 The heat would spread, but it would also dissipate as it spreads. So there would still be parts that are measurably warmer than the rest.
The point in observing with a thermal camera would also be to locate where the heat spreads _from_, not how it spreads.
Just knowing the general area (eg, knowing there's a hotspot near the memory) is sufficient information to restructure the cooling/airflow.
The fact that he's sitting on his table worries me everytime.
He ain't heavy....
@@spanielgita Also, the table should be pretty sturdy as it's made out of two pretty think plates of aluminium
Steel legs with aluminum and hardwood sides should have made the table very sturdy i believe.
@@spanielgita ... but he's not my brother either.
you saw his video so everything must be okay that time.
... and he was done faster than Linus' with his 1U desk PC
LMAO
Linus, that the guy with the company doing all work for him? And yet with a team of like 50 people he can't finish a project :D
Probably busy working on more crap to sell on the LTT store
Linus is a
@@kontoname Well, I think about 70 to 80 percent of his staff are editors / videographers / finance / marketing / etc. people. The guys actually building stuff are Jake and Alex, or Anthony if it has something to do with complicated software. It's also easy to see that things like a 3000 series review bring in more money than a custom desk build for them, so I can definitely understand why it's not a high priority.
That being said: It's also VERY clear that most of them aren't very capable with tools, but on the other hand, neither are most of the viewers probably.
@@kontoname Linus and his stuff working on much more things that this DIY guy... moreover this is purpose of current channel, while LTT is not
I'm a SFF PC guy, but this desk build really got my interest. It takes up a large area of a desk, but efficiently crams it into a tight space, so it's in the same spirit of building in small cases.
never seen a pc like this before was immediately impressed
Diy channel with a "do not attempt it yourself warning" 😁 still loving the content
Indeed. But seriously, only cut open your power supply if you 1) want to burn your house down, or 2) want to electrocute yourself to death and THEN burn your house down.
For real, I was like “no, is he really going to... 🤭”
"listen how silent it is"
My computer fan: *screaming*
Lol
"Here's my new desk PC"
"Umm, don't you mean desktop?"
"See original statement"
Fantastic work.
Flex psu's would have worked also
But what is the max wattage of the Flex psu's? You can probably get a higher wattage sfx psu.
@@ggesdsdsdsd There are 500W or 600W ones readily available, but that might not be enough power. There are likely higher power ones somewhere but they are elusive
@Saami Zakir He probably has more knowledge to do this safely than you assume.
@Saami Zakir he does have a disclaimer tho
@Saami Zakir linus has only years of experience in pc level stuff, he doesn't know how to protect himself from the dangerers a psu poses and so he is afraid, it just means its not his field of interrest, because all in all its not that hard to protect yourself from the loaded capacitors if you know what you doing.
"Take a listen"
*Hears my loud PC*
I feel that. I accidentally bought server fans when I was building my PC and they sound like a jet taking off when my PC is turning on
@@DavidTasselTots I have a single 92mm server fan in my case as a exhaust, it can spin up to 4k rpm, and that is quite loud, especially with my gtx970 reference going at full speed, then it is basically a vacuum
This is the computer version of "I have a girlfriend she just goes to another school"
i have a gf, she's just thinner than u might expect and is stuffed into my desk? :>
Or
I have no girlfriend or mates.
Except she is the school
@@outseeker so by definition, she's kinky?
One addition you should make to the desk/table. Mount a wireless induction charger plate underneath the top surface (Samsung or other). Then you can just lay your smartphone over the plate while on the desk to charge the phone while not in use. It is surprising how deep these can be mounted while still making an induction charge. (Just remember to put some sort of discrete mark on the surface to locate the placement of the phone, perhaps a darker veneer dot.)
Would the aluminium not affect the charger? It would be a great addition.
Next on diy perks:- Making my house a hologram
And water cooling it also of course 🤣
DIY Perks: Its completely silent
Me: My pc is running a *jet engine*
Weird flex but OK
PS4 is still louder
my fan sounds like grrrrrrrrrr
All you need to spend extra on Noctua fans.
@@tyaty What is noctua?
When we guys struggle for building a normal pc........ DIY PERKS makes Pcs of another world 😂😂😂
I want creativity and brain like - diy perks and money like elon musk🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Abhyuday_rai 🤣🤣🤣🤣true story🤣
I am really happy for you. Not only do you get the time and materials for making these kind of videos, you are also furnishing your house with one of a kind bespoke items tailored for your lifestyle. Man. Livin the dream. Can't wait to see what you make next.
Max GPU temperature of 55 C. Linus Tech Tips wants to know your location
or 131 F
@@CreeperPookie or 328K
@@deejeh9494 Ah true..
@@CreeperPookie Celsius is easy to understand and is better admit it.
@@Benfica_91 nobody cares about your temperature measurement unit
Do install a fluid temperature sensors and add that data for the fan control, it would help control the ramping of the fan from spikes in the CPU temp
I wanted to say the same, but the board sadly does not have a thermal probe header which is kind of sad. There are ways around that with extra hardware, but then you can't control the fans directly from the mobo which normally is the neatest solution.
@@BSEUNHIR Ah wells, there can always be another follow up video to swap out the mobo, add in the sensor plus a 30 series card when that's available..
@@BSEUNHIR arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1470129 this is what I did to get around it on the MSI X570 Unify. Works very well!
@@CalumMcFarlane tldr
When he opened up the PSU that triggered my fight or flight response.
while I know he obviously survived (you can tell because he finished and uploaded the video) I almost closed this tab because I didn't want to see a person die
same lmao
Jeez, it's not THAT dangerous. The danger comes from the capacitors being charged and you shorting them to ground through your body. There's ways to help discharge them and you can take other measures to make it safer. I usually stick a screwdriver across after I get it out, sometimes resulting in a pretty nice spark. In the end it's just electronics.
@@TheAnoniemo it’s not because of the risk of electrocution but he tore a good psu apart that is stressful to watch lmao
@@TheAnoniemo Shorting a Computer PSUs Capacitors will break it. These are high sensitivity circuits that need to provide extremely consistent and accurate voltages.
I love how Matt still uses matches for heat shrink sleeves