@@adamkerr1660 only if its the entire world but bio a.i doesn't exists but maybe thats what the religious nuts talk about or maybe its all just a simulation cas amd hasn't made the best they already made.
the ifixit kit i got for christmas was a perfect gift from my college-age sister. Not a lot of money spent, but something I use the crap out of and really love having around.
I became aware of which company made what around the time when Corsair started diversifying and I was very confused because I read "Corsair XYZ" and I was like "wait, this is not RAM"
They're not dumb or cheap, typically their stuff is a rebrand of a higher quality OEM manufacturer - PSU's originally from Seasonic, they've had Samsung ram die before, that kinda thing. You'd be surprised how few OEM manufacturers there really are and how many brands, even big ones, just have whole ass product lines that are just them slapping their name on it with a sticker and paying the original company to use their product.
@@BigBoyXP4014 Yeah that's true for many industries, to keep costs low it's often less expensive to have someone expert make it and then put your name on that. For PC industry, ie, there are Seasonic, Superflower and a few others that make PSUs, Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron that make RAM dies, Asetek makes AIOs and Cooler Master makes Air coolers (they also make Wraith coolers for AMD)
I love how the Jay explains new tech with quite possible the oldest military tech in the Air Force, third to the B52 and possibly the the C130. It’s a nice combo between antiquated tech that has constantly been upgraded and still works wonderfully
Use IntelBurnTest, it's more accurate than OCCT or prime95. if your cpu pass the xtreme stress mode without crashing, you will never have to run prime95 for hours or days
I got an ifixit kit, and fact is that when Jay says he likes something, anyone can reliably buy a product knowing that if Jay said it's quality, then it is. I appreciate that.
I like options! Having the Arctic Liquid Freezer as a fairly priced high performance alternative has been great. If the price of this isn't far off from the liquid freezer II 360, I'd certainly give this a shot, as it's worlds better looking that the liquid freezer.
@Ice Bear wow, you got all that from this video, and you still had enough time to tell me that my OPINION that options are nice is only "slightly true"? Dude, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but when someone tells you what they like about something, it's always subjective, that's basically the definition of the word. Nothing that comes after the words "I like" should ever be wrong, or even slightly or partially true, because it's an opinion, and people have the right like whatever they want. I bet your a blast at parties man...
The standard 3 pin RGB connector is a huge selling point to me personally. The USB and software integration from Corsair and Asus (Asetek) comes with extra garbage software. It is the same with the stupid graphics card RGB controlls. I hope one manufacturer will just go ahead and give us the option to just use a stupid 3 pin cable to the motherboard. The first one to do it will sell me my next GPU^^
Please do a video on Push/Pull! When should you use push/pull? Why? What benefits do you get? In which cases would you recommend push/pull b/c of bad design. etc.
Nice to see people talking about oversized pumps interfering with ram. Love my x72 but have to change the orientation to fit it which screws up cable management
Jay, I suggest you have another look at a static pressure optimized fan. Because with very, very few exceptions (i don't know of any) there is never any overlap between the blades. The reason for that is that the two halves of the injection mold that makes these needs to be able to open and close properly. If you want overlapping pieces you need slides that come in from the side of the mold cavity to make that part, which makes it much more expensive. So as a designer you really want to avoid that. It's probably possible to make a better fan if you ignore that limitation but nobody does.
Jay i was watching your liquid cooling video featuring that build just yesterday. I was working on a heat transfer project for my thermodynamics course.
I just got an ifixit because of you.... dude you rock I normally buy snap on, Mac, or matco... ifixit was the best tool set kit i got by far. Bang for buck Epic no b's high quality worth more then it's sold for. Perfect for intricate jobs. Works great for electronics as well.
I like the clean look of the radiator shell itself. Very nice. The fans seem good but recently I switched to Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fans on my Kraken X72 and I think these are what I'll strap to any AIO in the future. I also think they just look really nice.
It's just that Corsair does literally everything now. Peripherals, AIOs, air coolers, etc. They're a full fledged full stack. But back in the day they were almost exclusively RAM.
Hey Jay! Didn't know they did an AIO, but it's good to know it's a well developed product. I'm rebuilding my pc, changing my case and my power supply, I'll consider buying this AIO if I can get my hands on it! Keep up the good work Jay, love your videos man!
A fan comparison with an emphasis on different kinds of fan designs could make for a nice video. So people can see how big the difference can be, like with a convector behind the fan. Also or things like fan combinations like in a push-pull setup on an AIO convector, where an airflow fan in the pull spot can work pretty well (as long as there's a pressure fan on the push side)
The Lian Li Galahad seems like a good option. You can check out the review on Gamers Nexus. It looks pretty neat imo (They test the black version there but I know that its also available in white)
Not Enermax---at least not for TR4. Bought two; both failed within a year. Soured me on AIOs altogether and I now use a Dark Rock Pro TR4 air-cooler. My son has had no problems with his eVGA AIO, though. And absolutely ADORE my iFixit Basics toolkit. Actually used mine to help repair my furnace a couple weeks ago. Bought it on your rec, too, Jay.
Watch out for LC Power. They recentrly started making RAM and monitors. They are making Cases, PSUs, AIO, CPU Coolers, Storage enclosures,HDDs, SSDs, M2s, Keyboard and mice sets, Gaming chairs and Gaming desks, NAS and Hubs
When a memory company says that they can be "even cooler" than already established levels of cool but you didn't realize they gon be bringing that cool goodness to your cpu 😎
I bought an MSI Core Liquid AIO. It is also a bit different with the pump integrated into the radiator. I haven't seen any "mainstream" TH-cam channels cover it.
Bought G.SKILL RAM in 2017 (RIP Me, prices were insane) in Thailand. One stick died in 2020 in Australia (RIP RAM). I sent it to Taiwan under lifetime RMA (RIP Shipping times), replaced after testing confirmed dead stick. Keep e-receipts. Much recommend.
Same! My corsair h80i apparently filled up with air over time and all of the sudden my cpu started shutting off bc thermal protection... oops... Luckily there were 3 months left on my corsair 5 year warranty☺️
I just got my 1st AIO ever. Very impressed with how cool the Artic Freezer II 280 (top-mounted) keeps my 5900x cool under load, but the only downside is its very thick and almost didn't fit in my case.
I've tried several AiO coolers since about 2014. The best of them was the Corsair Hydro H110i GT, which was an OEM from CoolIT & used the better SP140L fans (over the ML140's). The GTX variant was an OEM by Asetek. The GT had problems in the initial batch, but that was fixed and worked well after. I've had one running on an Intel based PC since Jan. 2016., though I replaced the fans with Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-3000 fans. This G-Skill cooler looks pretty good, especially for a first try. 😊
Actually seems like a solid product. I am waiting for the Phanteks glacier series AIO to become available, as right now that's what I want to throw in my case. It also helps that I now have a Phanteks case. It's nice that it'll match.
Ifixit better be paying you guys really well....I mean, your ads for them are the best ads for any product that I have seen on the entirety of the internet.
Hello, from Finland. Here the finn density increases when moving to south.
lmaoooo
This is the comment I was waiting to start 2021 with
i wanted to like your comment but it has 69 likes.
@@garramiro nice
I appreciate this comment so very much.
Real talk. Jay ads are the only ones I don't skip.
And also Hardware Canucks
Tired of lazy scripted ads? Skip them with iFixit!! *_explosions_*
That ad was super cringe
Jay and his team do make the ads fun to watch. Instead of let’s read a script
and Bill Burr for me
Jay's ifixit ads are simply a masterpiece
i got an ifixit on the way
truer words have never been said
yes
You mean Phil's editing skills are a masterpiece, because we all know he is the one making sense of Jayz nearly incoherent ramblings! Lol
yea I have one and all i say is I FiX iT explosions
Everyone: America is falling apart
Jay: FIX IT WITH IFIXIT!!!!
The world is falling apart. Better get the big set out
Explosions help
does that mean we can fix America with explosions?
The world falling apart but PC tech reviewers are living in a golden age. What a time to be alive.
@@adamkerr1660 only if its the entire world but bio a.i doesn't exists but maybe thats what the religious nuts talk about or maybe its all just a simulation cas amd hasn't made the best they already made.
I like how we get a noise warning after that intro
hahha best comment!
*A F T E R*
I was like, "A little late there buddy"
If a memory company’s aio interferes with the memory that would just be sad
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They do. They interfere with one of G.Skill's models...
Oh wait... fuck!
and/or hilarious....
Who else is going to buy an Ifixit set even though you've already got one just because of all the explosions in Jay's sponsored ad? ;)
No, waste of money, this is how you go bankrupt.
Do not listen to this guy.
IFIXIIIIIT!!!
We need a GN benchmark of explosions-to-sales values for those.
Yup. Lol
They do explosions better than michael bay
Normal build: G.skill memory & Corsair AIO.
Jay: Corsair memory & G.skill AIO
I LOVE THE SPONSOR SO MUCH XD
I love those ifixit “commercials” and in case your wondering, yes I do use ur links to make the purchase.
Left my ifixit in my pocket when I washed my pants, came back the washer was disassembled.
Fix it with Ifixit
A brick would do just as good about that.
@@andrewt.5567 You sir, are 10 ply bud.
Lol nice
Ifixit looked like a parady lol I love it.
His ifixit plugs are almost certainly an homage to powerthirst, which is wonderful
@@jaredbrooks7658 400 BABIES!!!
@Dark Waters *EXPLOSION*
Jay is the Anti-Doomslayer: he fixes and repairs
I see what you did there.
So Fix-it Felix from Wreck it Ralph? Or more like iFix-it Felix, am i rite?
Lol I'm playing doom eternal right now, that's funny.
*FIX AND REPAIR, UNTIL IT IS DONE.*
That's bcuz he has an Ifixit 😂
When the thumbnail for the G.Skill AIO shows Corsair RAM...
Soon we will have CPU companies make GPUs... Oh wait
And then GPU companies will put out CPUs! Wait
@@JohnyScissors omg 😂😂
Wait til we have NAND chip companies making military vehicle.... HOL UP A SEC
Wait till samsung makes a gaming keyboard 😀
@Dark Waters hmm thats kinda cool
the ifixit kit i got for christmas was a perfect gift from my college-age sister. Not a lot of money spent, but something I use the crap out of and really love having around.
Its like when Corsair started making 'not RAM' and I was like "really?" and their products are actually really good.
I became aware of which company made what around the time when Corsair started diversifying and I was very confused because I read "Corsair XYZ" and I was like "wait, this is not RAM"
I tested Corsair's AIO - the pump noise was quite annoying. For everything else however, I'd agree.
Yeah, when I read the subject line my first thought was "Corsair".
They're not dumb or cheap, typically their stuff is a rebrand of a higher quality OEM manufacturer - PSU's originally from Seasonic, they've had Samsung ram die before, that kinda thing. You'd be surprised how few OEM manufacturers there really are and how many brands, even big ones, just have whole ass product lines that are just them slapping their name on it with a sticker and paying the original company to use their product.
@@BigBoyXP4014 Yeah that's true for many industries, to keep costs low it's often less expensive to have someone expert make it and then put your name on that. For PC industry, ie, there are Seasonic, Superflower and a few others that make PSUs, Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron that make RAM dies, Asetek makes AIOs and Cooler Master makes Air coolers (they also make Wraith coolers for AMD)
I love how the Jay explains new tech with quite possible the oldest military tech in the Air Force, third to the B52 and possibly the the C130.
It’s a nice combo between antiquated tech that has constantly been upgraded and still works wonderfully
Fires up Cinebench R20 "This is a worst case scenario.".
Prime95 from the shadow: "AMATEUR!"
OCCT Joins chat
Aida64 FPU w. AVX-512: Let me introduce myself
Bitcoin mining seems pretty intensive too.
Linpack laughing in the corner.
Use IntelBurnTest, it's more accurate than OCCT or prime95. if your cpu pass the xtreme stress mode without crashing, you will never have to run prime95 for hours or days
I got an ifixit kit, and fact is that when Jay says he likes something, anyone can reliably buy a product knowing that if Jay said it's quality, then it is. I appreciate that.
I like how Jays noise warning is after all of the explosions and screaming.
jay: explaining how the design of the back makes the flow better to push thru the fins
also jay: mounts those fans in pull config
Exactly.
And...
Jay: makes a complete video on how to correctly mount an AIO
Also Jay: tests a new AIO,wrong mounted
@@NeoEletto24 He was so excited to test a Not-Asetek he kinda went "ahhh the fukk with correct orientation" 😆
this man makes me want to buy ifixit
They are good tools
Jays ads are just the best. They are authentic, and interesting and cool and not boring and the list goes on. 10/10 would watch ads again.
I like options! Having the Arctic Liquid Freezer as a fairly priced high performance alternative has been great. If the price of this isn't far off from the liquid freezer II 360, I'd certainly give this a shot, as it's worlds better looking that the liquid freezer.
@Ice Bear wow, you got all that from this video, and you still had enough time to tell me that my OPINION that options are nice is only "slightly true"? Dude, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but when someone tells you what they like about something, it's always subjective, that's basically the definition of the word. Nothing that comes after the words "I like" should ever be wrong, or even slightly or partially true, because it's an opinion, and people have the right like whatever they want. I bet your a blast at parties man...
The standard 3 pin RGB connector is a huge selling point to me personally.
The USB and software integration from Corsair and Asus (Asetek) comes with extra garbage software.
It is the same with the stupid graphics card RGB controlls. I hope one manufacturer will just go ahead and give us the option to just use a stupid 3 pin cable to the motherboard.
The first one to do it will sell me my next GPU^^
Came here just because I saw the iFixit promo in the mouseover preview! 😁
Honestly? Same for me.
I didn't even know there was that much to fan design.
This is why I'm subscribed, I get to learn new stuff every time
Jay's ads walk the fine line between parody and shilling and I fucking love it.
Please do a video on Push/Pull! When should you use push/pull? Why? What benefits do you get? In which cases would you recommend push/pull b/c of bad design. etc.
13:26 "Cornical"
Hmm... yeah I don't remember that from geometry class.
NEVER ever stop doing the sponsor segments like you do em! OMG!! the best
I actually felt air blow on my hand when he was spinning the blades
Nice to see people talking about oversized pumps interfering with ram. Love my x72 but have to change the orientation to fit it which screws up cable management
I am interested into seeing how this perform in a case
Jay, I suggest you have another look at a static pressure optimized fan. Because with very, very few exceptions (i don't know of any) there is never any overlap between the blades. The reason for that is that the two halves of the injection mold that makes these needs to be able to open and close properly. If you want overlapping pieces you need slides that come in from the side of the mold cavity to make that part, which makes it much more expensive. So as a designer you really want to avoid that. It's probably possible to make a better fan if you ignore that limitation but nobody does.
"Is that smaller than you thought it'd be, phil?" •flops it out like a massive sausage•
Also, I love that you still have the Warthog desktop pic! You're my hero!
Who else clicked the Amazon link only to find out that the Product Jay reviewed is NOT on Amazon as of yet?
Jay i was watching your liquid cooling video featuring that build just yesterday. I was working on a heat transfer project for my thermodynamics course.
Im still using my Corsair AIO, going on 8 years now. i want a new one but this one wont die!
Lol
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I am using a Noctua dh15 cooler cromax and it's a beauty
Mines 4 years old and still going strong as well.
I just got an ifixit because of you.... dude you rock I normally buy snap on, Mac, or matco... ifixit was the best tool set kit i got by far. Bang for buck Epic no b's high quality worth more then it's sold for. Perfect for intricate jobs. Works great for electronics as well.
Best iFixit ad I've ever watched
I like the clean look of the radiator shell itself. Very nice. The fans seem good but recently I switched to Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fans on my Kraken X72 and I think these are what I'll strap to any AIO in the future. I also think they just look really nice.
back in my day corsair was a memory company
They still are. Their water products sucks (and I regret owning a few of them). Hence the video title.
@@hquest Corsair AIOs are fine. They're not any worse than any other mainstream brands
It's just that Corsair does literally everything now. Peripherals, AIOs, air coolers, etc. They're a full fledged full stack. But back in the day they were almost exclusively RAM.
Corsair 360mm is awesome, you must’ve gotten a bad one.
@@hquest non they don't... don't beat them, just use them 😉
Best sponsorship ad ever...
Keep them fresh and obnoxious like this and I'll never skip
You’re doing temperature tests on (a) a open bench and (b) without comparison to other AIOs? I don’t see the point.
Hey Jay! Didn't know they did an AIO, but it's good to know it's a well developed product. I'm rebuilding my pc, changing my case and my power supply, I'll consider buying this AIO if I can get my hands on it! Keep up the good work Jay, love your videos man!
"When a Memory Company makes an AIO... and it DOESNT suck!"
*Corsair crying in corner*
A fan comparison with an emphasis on different kinds of fan designs could make for a nice video. So people can see how big the difference can be, like with a convector behind the fan. Also or things like fan combinations like in a push-pull setup on an AIO convector, where an airflow fan in the pull spot can work pretty well (as long as there's a pressure fan on the push side)
I NEVER SKIP THE IFIXIT ADS
Really would love for more white aio's that include argb. It's been a first world pain finding matching stuff for my td500 mesh white case. 🤷♂️
The Lian Li Galahad seems like a good option. You can check out the review on Gamers Nexus. It looks pretty neat imo (They test the black version there but I know that its also available in white)
The iFixit ads are always great.
Not Enermax---at least not for TR4. Bought two; both failed within a year. Soured me on AIOs altogether and I now use a Dark Rock Pro TR4 air-cooler. My son has had no problems with his eVGA AIO, though.
And absolutely ADORE my iFixit Basics toolkit. Actually used mine to help repair my furnace a couple weeks ago. Bought it on your rec, too, Jay.
Jay's iFixit ad: "dont drop it"
LTT: Big oof
Best commercial ever
"I'm kinda happy it's small"
-JayzTwoCents, 2021
I actually clicked on the video, because I saw what looked to be new iFixit ad content in the thumbnail preview. God I love Jay's metal ads 😂
Jay tomorrow: It's gunked up....bad, let's get into it.
Fractal design have the best design imo. That fan hub on the rad is gold.
5:46 the moment you regret life choices 😂
I don't get it, what are they laughing at?
@@SteveG1007 pp jokes
That wobbly center-badge on the Fan of the GPU would drive me nuts.
My old Scythe-Cooler had that same issue. I just removed the sticker.
Im so confident in jayz videos to justify liking before i even watch the actual content. I FIX IT 🔥
He's got A-10 Warthog wallpaper and uses a serrated Spyderco. I think I like this guy. Subscribed.
Me: Interested in the topic.
Everyone else: 😍 i fixit ad
Me: yeah it was pretty awesome 😂
me: read comment
everyone: read comment
me: comment on comment
Him: read
me: coment
Watch out for LC Power. They recentrly started making RAM and monitors.
They are making Cases, PSUs, AIO, CPU Coolers, Storage enclosures,HDDs, SSDs, M2s, Keyboard and mice sets, Gaming chairs and Gaming desks, NAS and Hubs
When a memory company says that they can be "even cooler" than already established levels of cool but you didn't realize they gon be bringing that cool goodness to your cpu 😎
I bought an MSI Core Liquid AIO. It is also a bit different with the pump integrated into the radiator. I haven't seen any "mainstream" TH-cam channels cover it.
lmfao the first 65 seconds were fucking nuts man LMFAOOOOOO
Bought G.SKILL RAM in 2017 (RIP Me, prices were insane) in Thailand. One stick died in 2020 in Australia (RIP RAM). I sent it to Taiwan under lifetime RMA (RIP Shipping times), replaced after testing confirmed dead stick. Keep e-receipts. Much recommend.
gSkill AIO, Corsair memory
I really like the DeepCool Castle ones
same here. first i bought the captain 360 but i didnt like how the hoses came off the pump so i changed it out for the castle 360ex
What timing. My 360 AIO just took a poo.
What brand/model, please?
Did it leak?
Water cooling usually poops. I still got air coolers that are 10 years old and still going strong. I can barely get water cooling to last for 2 years.
Same! My corsair h80i apparently filled up with air over time and all of the sudden my cpu started shutting off bc thermal protection... oops... Luckily there were 3 months left on my corsair 5 year warranty☺️
That's a bit crappy
I just got my 1st AIO ever. Very impressed with how cool the Artic Freezer II 280 (top-mounted) keeps my 5900x cool under load, but the only downside is its very thick and almost didn't fit in my case.
"we'll put an annotation on the screen of the bearing type"
*doesn't put anything on the screen*
He mentioned bearing type at 12:59
@@abdullaalameri196 ah ok thanks
Honestly, I can't say this any louder. I LOVE JAYZ IFIXIT COMMERCIALS!
noise warning
meanwhile jay: IFIXIT!
Thats probably the best explanation of static pressure vs airflow fans
Is that smaller than you thought it’d be, Phil? 😂
Companies should make an air cooler/aio combo. Like a standard aio but it has a noctua heatsink with heatpipes coming from the cold plate on the pump.
Last time I came this early for something they got mad and went home
this ifixit ad is the only ad in entire youtube that I like to watch back to back again and again
Me: Writing first at comments
TH-cam: How about no
I like the MagLev style bearing Corsair uses for their fans. Means I don't have to worry about the orientation of the fan
hi
I've been using an NZXT x62 Kraken for a couple years now. Still works great.
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No one can beat Jay's iFixit ad. I wouldn't be surprised to see this iFixit ad on tv.
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I heard that his strategies are really good
I've tried several AiO coolers since about 2014. The best of them was the Corsair Hydro H110i GT, which was an OEM from CoolIT & used the better SP140L fans (over the ML140's). The GTX variant was an OEM by Asetek. The GT had problems in the initial batch, but that was fixed and worked well after. I've had one running on an Intel based PC since Jan. 2016., though I replaced the fans with Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-3000 fans. This G-Skill cooler looks pretty good, especially for a first try. 😊
JayZ iFixit sponsorships are the only ones I don't skip in all of youtube
Thumbs up for G Skill, looks cool and clearly performs cool too with nice fan rpm range. Nice vid Jay.
My saturday is saved thanks for an excellent video Jay and crew....still having an smile on my face..
:53 lol typical noise warning, After the ifixit ad? lol nice
Everytime i see a ad i skip it, BUT THIS WAS ON ANOTHER LEVEL🔥
Apparently gskill makes power supplies too. I keep seeing them at microcenter
Actually seems like a solid product. I am waiting for the Phanteks glacier series AIO to become available, as right now that's what I want to throw in my case. It also helps that I now have a Phanteks case. It's nice that it'll match.
Ifixit better be paying you guys really well....I mean, your ads for them are the best ads for any product that I have seen on the entirety of the internet.
one of the first ads i sat through and watched what a joyful experience that was
Skunkworks looks like it needs some love