I Wasn't Going To Make A Video About This PC, But...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- While building a streaming/capturing PC for my channel, some stuff went wrong
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old saying: "There is nothing more permanent than a temporary solution that barely works"
I feel attacked.. I did a fuel line repair on my classic at the pump in the rain.. using electrical tape and a knife... nearly 4 months ago...
I even have the new hose, and clamps INSIDE the car for about 3 months
@@michaelcole7162 that would probably be a gppd enough fix if made properly. As example actually taking your time to glue that thing together and not all wobly
This is true for my son's Honda lol...
Haha!! That is a shockingly accurate statement
I really like the fact that you owned your mistakes and showed how you worked through them. It shows the reality that a lot of people go through when trying to ensure compatibility across different parts. Kudos and keep up the good work!
Thanks for the nice comment. 😁
Yeah, it's nice to be reminded that even the people that do stuff like this for a living make mistakes (sometimes multiples in the same build) and we shouldn't beat ourselves up too much when we do it.
"That's a good start. Nothing immediately exploded"
Gigabyte: "He's too powerful to be left alive!"
Never buy Gigabyte PSU, altough their PSU's never were popular option, like Corsair
Gigabyte...the Taliban approved PSU! Give it to the infidels you despise! 😈😂
6:45 "and if you hang it upside down the fan doesn't fall off"
Dell: "We'd like to offer you a position in our engineering dept. We think you meet our superior quality standards perfectly."
6:56
Dell: "Dual channel, your fired. Take this extended warranty and get out."
Love you and the video Dawid, Keep up the good work.
Hahaha!!
That sounds awfully close to reality...
i was in public and accidentally had it on 100 volume and everyone in a 20 mile radius heard you tell "MY STREAMING SLASH" at 10000 decibels
Yes I heard that and it reminded me of checking if Dawid had uploaded anything new. Thanks. 🤙🏻
Dawid's special move.
I wondered what that sound was. Thanks.
Other channels: Let's 3D print fan retainers and 3 versions of an advanced heat sink gap blocker and test which is best.
Dawid: Cable ties and duct tape.
We love you Dawid.
I've bought 70mm fans for that exact use case before. They're only 8mm thick and I could fit 2 on a rather small card.
Although I'm more into using screws and cardboard than cable ties and duct tape.
I think more sessions with Anna and the taser should help with these issues.
Yeah, I'm clearly in need of a good tasing.
But make sure its a low voltage and amp taser as the higher ones really hurt 😥
@@DawidDoesTechStuff dude you need at least two shocks to the ribs for the duct tape and twisty ties.... Jesus Christ. 🤣
Haha Dawid definitely deserves another round of 'light' tasing :D
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Giggidy
Dawid is such a professional 🤣
A professional at doing tech stuff.
A professional in stealing our hearts ❤️
haha i know right he doesnt even mind if the new studio he got get burned because of his wackyness 🤣🤣🤣
You two are too cute.💞...
Easy for you to say - most of his fanbase is male.
No homo
If I had to guess as to what won you over for him though, it would probably be the venereal disease jokes. They are quite... infectious?
I would be very surprised if Dawid didn't ban me for this reply lmao
Lol you always post the best comments on his videos, it's good you guys have so much fun together!
Hi! Welcome to the comments section. A place where anything can happen, like this comment.
Dawid: there is a little bit of a gap between the fan and the heatsink-
Me: duct tape funnel
Dawid: so I may do a little bit of a duct tape funnel-
Me: awwww yiss. The good shit.
died laughing
You do enough of this that you should get a 3d printer. Could make a new shroud for the GPU too. Help you fix cases with no airflow and what not as well.
That is very true. I should invest in a 3D printer.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Have a chat to MajorHardware he has lots of experience with 3D Printing PC Parts 😁
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I would recommend an Ender 5 Plus, or Ender 5 Pro with the silent motherboard mod and upgraded bowden tube. Try printing PETG filament if you want something slightly more temperature resistant than normal filament (PLA). You can also upgrade to a steel nozzle if you want to print carbon fiber and harsher (but stronger) filaments.
@@yoss3l755 Thanks for the detailed recommendation. I've been watch Major Hardware for some time and he is really good with a 3D printer. Now that I have space for it, I don't really have an excuse. 😁
@@DawidDoesTechStuff That's great to hear mate! I have 2 printers myself (I have the E5+ ;)) and honestly the hardest part is designing stuff that I want to print - Very hard to get used to all of the little niggles of Fusion 360. Thank you so much for replying though, I've been a massive fan of your channel for ages, and as an Aussie, often stay up until 1am on uni nights just waiting to see if you drop a video.
Love the humour from your videos, would be great to see a collab with you and DIY perks as well, although Bitwit might be more your humour type.
"Maybe it's a comment on classicism."
Out of all the jokes, for some reason this made me laugh the hardest.
I thought he said 'a comment on classism'! Slight difference XD
I am impressed never thought that anyone could make an oem card even uglier
That GPU cooler would reach peak temps really quickly, a slow rise in temperature over time is the case internal temp rising. Just throw on a 120mm fan at the front bottom of the case to send some cold air at the GPU, and make sure you have good exhaust flow too. A simple test is to take off the side panel, if your temps drop a lot, you have bad case flow.
I drop some better fans on the AIO and a better exhaust fan. The system is way quieter now. I'll test the GPU temps over the next couple days then report back.
and Corsair is like: "oh no...don't put that nasty savaged GPU in this clean, nearly all Corsair build!" XD
You need to make more videos, like 5 a day, the people demand it!
*sweats nervously*
@@DawidDoesTechStuff yes
Dawid Battles: The Leg-ion strikes back
Its more like Lag-ion u know it makes it funnier if i think that way
Zip ties + duct tape = 1 reasonably well attached fan 😂😂
Hey, case fans bought by 8800 GT from 103°C to 70°C back in the day. It's totally a fair solution.
Just squint your eyes and pretend it's factory.
When you said that you will attach the fan with bread bag ties, I literally said "oh my god, you son of a bi..." out loud. I love you and your content! You are actually honest and there are not many like you out there. Let me also add that I really love that you do builds, reviews and the such with components that I can actually afford and actually purchase at a normal store and not have to do a craigs list drug deal for a GPU in an alley where the guy is like "bro bro, it's all good, totally legit card and it's only a thousand bucks, just come alone". I can sit and watch your videos and go "yeah I can actually use this information, I don't need to be linus to have the opportunity to even breathe on this stuff" Sometimes watching other content creators feels like going to a museum and there are people behind the ropes hitting things with hammers going "you stay behind that rope peasant, this is crazy rare, incredibly cool, it's like the best thing ever and I will tell you how cool it is while I actually try to break it, now go to the gift store and get a shirt". I still hit like and subscribe because living vicariously through people is all I have at this current point in my life.
now kiss
Aint gonna lie, that gpu cooler is straight outta Eminem's trailer home
Is O.E.M-y sort of like Timey-Wimey. Just questions one has to ask, that's all.
Haha!! I guess. 😅
"A big ball of wibbly wobbly, OEMy stuff..."
-Dawid Who
There're so many weird things about this build but I somehow found the Gen 4 SSD paired with a 3700 to be the most baffling about this Legair Corsion mix
Dawid I know there's still a horrific GPU shortage ongoing but that monstrous GPU cooling solution screams dystopian future and I'm not about that timeline hahaha
that’s really smart what you did there with the GPU fan. there should be a temperature comparison between the same OEM gpu fan too
I'm so happy to see someone who knows what they are doing, fixing things in a way I would, not knowing what I'm doing. I feel much better about every car, home, etc. repair I have ever done.
With enough time not knowning becomes knowing and the custom drive mount made of sheet metal and the diy fan cables and the wifi extender from wire become totally legit solutions. Especially when things work well enough and look decent enough to be acceptable as permanent solutions.
Me: Why is Dawid adapting a fan to the GPU and not doing anything crazy about it?
Dawid: ...and then I'm going to use some duct tape...
Me: _There_ we go!
I have this case in white :D I played around with the fan curves and put in two more (as exhaust). It's decent, sound-wise, now.
I definitely would've repaired the stock fan. gpu mini-fan cables can be found for cheap.. buy one, cut it half way or so, and solder on the stock fan / shrink wrap it up. stock fan is recessed into the heatsink which seems like a big advantage -- your strap-on setup (looks like) effectively halves the available air it can suck in
Yeah! I was hoping that adding a different fan would help, but I agree. I should put the stock fan back in there
@@DawidDoesTechStuff , try removing the tape and test it
@@gernblanston4956 Yes, try this first.
Reminds me of a passively cooled card of mine. It has no fan, it has no plug for a fan, but it has the through-hole solder points for it. So all I did was transplant a pair of standad 1/10'' pins over and used a 70mm fan on it. A resistor in the fan's wires is enough to keep it throttled below full speed for less noise.
the white ziptie front and center on the gpu cables really sets the theme to 11 great work here bud
Love the Guetto GPU Fix... Reminds me of a computer I gave a buddy of mine ages ago... something like a garbage Radeon 9550 with a tiny guetto fan floating 2 cm away from the tiny heat sync... it looked like a glorious fire hazard... and yet it worked. One day my buddy opened up the case and asked me WTF is this garbage, and we had a good laugh.
Guetto is often quite memorable.
Back in the day of IDE cables I would fold them and tape them up with duct tape so they were more like a cable than a ribbon.
Not the best GPU cooler customization I've ever seen. Maybe off camera and with the correct amount of shame just order a replacement fan for the one you savaged. Then at least the GPU can manage it's own curve again.
Haha!! Yeah, I'm thinking I should just repair the old one. Shouldn't be too hard.
@Tano Through speedfan he can even control any fan on the motherboard (where the case fan on the GPU would be plugged in) and connect it to any sensor, including the temperature sensor on the GPU.
I'd probably switch out that duck tape for aluminum or copper tape, probably gonna lose its stickiness pretty fast especially with the heat.
I'd go so far and make a cardboard shroud that is kept in place by the same mount the fan uses (but I'm more into using screws to hold the fan in)
Laughed my butt off. Maybe that Duct tape funnel idea of yours will hold it on? Maybe your new title should Dawid Does Break Stuff? 😁
Haha!! Maybe, Dawid Tries Tech Stuff. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff That's ok. Many years ago I was repairing an old 8 bit computer because a wire broke off the cassette interface. There were two soldering irons, one was the small gun shaped one, and what turned out to be a plumbers soldering iron. Never having done this before, you guessed it, I picked the plumbers one. Computer never worked right after that. 🤣
Ahh the ghetto Frankenstein electronics it brings back memories, I had a HD 7870 in my earlier days that gave up the ghost and had to use the old oven method to get it back to working twice then broke a fan on the original cooling solution and had to ghetto it back together with a new fan and zip ties........................ Brings a tear to my eye.
daang that looks clean inside with the cable management, nice job!
Thank you very much!
Lol ahhhh such an excellent stream i was happy to be off work for, I've been waiting for this video since the day you savaged that bad boi!
Your videos are by far the most enjoyable tech videos I watch on TH-cam. Keep up the great work and keep having fun!
One thing I would do is get a motherboard header to GPU header adapter for the fan. I have an ancient GeForce GTX 275 in a system that outputs S-Video to a CRT TV that was stupidly loud with it's original fan, even at idle. I chucked the original fan and shroud and strapped a pair of Noctua NF-R8 Redux fans to it. I connected them with one of those adapters plus a splitter so the video card itself controls the fans. It works brilliantly. Substantially quieter and about the same or slightly cooler temps under load though load temps are basically irrelevant on this computer. It does nothing but low res video playback.
Lol I love you Dawid. Proudly displaying that duct tape. Been watching you for about a year. Recently went back and watched some of your earlier videos (Hard on Hardware lol). You are just super genuine and incredibly fun to watch. Watched a few of your twitch streams as well. Congrats on your new office space too. Looks pretty sweet. Keep doing you my friend.
I always knew duct tape was a miracle repair material from the gawds, but leave it to Dawid to be the first person I've ever seen use it in a computer.
I too love the best way to attach a fan to a heatsink, plastic bag twist ties.
did it 20 years ago putting a 60mm delta on a slot1 p2 heatsink after the fan died.
I like the fact that he used all those fancy looking stuff and then a duct taped gpu :)
I mean, provided the fan blades fit in that recess the other fan sat, and you're willing to basically butcher that A9x14, you could cut the frame out of it until it's just the fan itself with a trimmed plastic hub bit underneath it, and then use some kind of adhesive to plonk it down onto the heatsink proper.
Using the 220T as my main case and I love it!
Running a Ryzen 7 3700x and a 3070 Ti
The duct tape solution seems fine now, the problem with duct tape is that it ages. Especially with a fan blowing on the glue side of it constantly (the heat cycling will also speed the aging up). When it ages it will dry up, become brittle and will 100% unglue from the heat sink portion, then it’ll start flapping in the breeze (literally) and eventually unglue portions from the fan housing as well, but not before allowing the air flow spillage to happen that you were worried about and trying to prevent in the first place - and not before making a bunch of noise flapping there in the breeze. I think a much better and easier solution would’ve been to either glue some very thin plastic strips along the edge of the fan casing to cover those spillage holes (could cut them from some plastic folders, or plastic covers from notebooks), or even use some cardboard and duct tape that to the fan housing (in a way that the duct tape isn’t exposed to the airflow). In both cases those solutions would last forever basically, and not create problems down the line.
Ah the good old "fan dosen't fall off" test! The ultimate benchmark for homemade mods!
There is part 2 to it: does it survive the wiggle test
It's The Red Green Show on PC repair! Love it!
You can usually put bigger PCIe cards in smaller slots and have them run at a lower bandwidth. The slot has to have a cutout in it that lets the excess card through. I've seen them filed out by the user if they don't come that way. There was a forum post (like 10-15 years ago) where some guy hacksawed off most of a 16x GPUs contacts, so it would fit in a 1x slot, and the GPU still worked.
I don’t know why I laughed out loud when he said oh-e-emmy
I used the Corsair 220T for the same reason. Makes a good small footprint ATX case.
I have that same case and love it, except for how tight it is in the back for cable management
"nothing immediately exploded" Dawid you working on electronics is the exact same as me hahaha
gamer meld: noctua is gonna make gpus soon!
dawid: hold the horses
If you force self-tapping screws through the fins, they grab pretty well.
A friend told me. 👀
Ahhh yes. The new episode of David tortures technology.
Haha love it: Dawid Tortures Tech Stuff :D nice
Dawid should have totally dremmeled the Noctua fan's frame off and glued it directly to the GPU heatsink ;)
I did think about doing that. I just didn't want to hurt the little fan. 😁
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Keep that little cutie safe. You hurt the fan, I hurt you >.>
That's something I would have done. Did something similar with my old Zalman CPU cooler with a broken fan. Cut the frame off leaving just a little plastic for 2 holes I had drill for screws that hold the fan between 2 huge heatsinks. Worked for years :)
For gpu fan, you can order from Amazon mini 4pin to micro 4pin and connect it to your GPU directly
Dawid fixes PC's the same way my Dad use to fix his cars.. bailing wire, duct tape and bubble gum
I think this title is a perfect summary for Dawid's channel.. I love it
Now this is the ghetto repair type of content I'm here for and you definitely did not disappoint.
Thanks for a good finish to the live stream. You'll have to update us on if you temporary fix continued to work.
Dude, I think you need to put your AIO rad the other way around. Bubbles forming etc.... Gotta have inlet/outlet tubes from the radiator higher up than the pump. Otherwise problem will arise when air bubbles will form and your pump will run dry.
Rubber bands are a nice way to semi-permanantly mount fans like that
One of the biggest reasons not to use desktop CPU's for this is the limited number of PCIe lanes.
When you put cards in the top two x16 slots, each slot only operates at 8x and the bottom x16 slot only operates at x4. Ryzen just doesn't have very many lanes. It's really designed to run pretty barebone.
If you want to be able to run your graphics card at a full PCIe x16 you gotta go Threadripper, Core X-series, Epyc or Xeon.
Corsair 220t, Best looking front panel, building into this case I would give it a 7/10.
Corsair gave me a replacement front dust cover as I accidentally destroyed mine during maintenance.
Even if you don't need it at the time, always go for full ATX MB for a work PC, ie, more options to add/change stuff in the future.
I have the same case for my desktop and I love it. Using the same AIO as well. Chris approved!
"If you hang it upside-down the fan doesn't fall off..." - Dawid 2021
I love the thumbnail. "Stuff went wrong".....well no shit, it's a Dawid video. We knew that.
that would be a cool project to print something usefull to mount that fan to that heatsink
i love how you call it leg-ion
I'm now eagerly awaiting for Dawid's vids, which become more and more fun and cool !😃
I love how pretty the rest of the system is... and then there is the janky duct tape cooler haha. This is my favorite TH-cam channel lol.
0:00 Hey that's the case that I used for my 10900K+RTX3080 build
You should make a series reviewing and roasting fan setups man. Like let them submit them through email or a discord or something. Like jayz2cents and bitwit. It’s just so fun seeing reactions and stuff.
"duct tape funnel to block the spillage" how is this man in the same field as Steve from Gamers Nexus
You are my favorite tech youtuber. Not only you don't mind running a somewhat crappy system but you also need things up here and there. Kinda like me. ❤️
I repurposed my somewhat older system to a similar situation, it has a total of three capture devices to capture 2 PCs, cam, two microphones, etc. I can tell you that it never runs super hard except when actually trying to do a high end live stream, then the GPU is actually doing something. Otherwise, it's just poking along being nice. Makes for great gaming too, my newer 5800x system isn't burdened with recording or streaming, so I get the full fat experience.
I've got the same case, and man, the bloody fans are too loud, they sound like space shuttle, when getting ready to take off for space exploration 😏
That was a lot more relatable than, say, a $5,000 extreme tech upgrade.
Linus does not approve of this comment!! 😜
That T-Shirt! Classic quotation 😂
Dawid! I recognize this CPU COOLER (7:37) 😂🤣
The fact you pulled a Linus on stream is even better
After the duct tape I just couldn't watch anymore lolz but..... Still did 🤣🤣🤣
I love the 220t air case. Its what I'm using currently
I’d love to see a follow up video on the performance of the capture cards… I have a similar use case.
Could you try how the GPU handles the temps without the duct tape I am just curious as I am having a hunch it might run a little bit cooler also why not try and strap something beefier in regards to a heatsink :D just throwing some ideas out there!
A different cooler comes down to the mounting holes. Oh, and next to trying without the duct tape mod, I'd also test if even more of an air duct might improve things. The fan is big enough to sit over pretty much the entire cooler, so forcing the air through the cooler instead of letting it run away at the sides.
The 220T is actually a great case for air flow. Matter of fact I'm running that now with a Strix 670 Motherboard, 64GB 4600Mhz Ram, Strix 3080 Ti, and figured cause I can a Strix AIO cooler. Didn't need the AIO but ya I did anyways. I think your cooler to pump placement is going to be a heat/failure issue.
Shouldn't the fan be plugged into the fan header on the GPU. So the GPU has controll over it's cooling.
Probably get better temps that way.
A suggestion. 8:20 being that it is you channel, there should be a large pump bottle of moisturizer with a large box of tissue, in the background setup.
just de-pin the new fan plug and put on the old plug so the gpu will control the fan speed. it just takes a pick and a little prying to remove the pins
7:27 Corsair modular cables have "type3" or "type4" written on the end. (unlike Jay who nuked a ssd)
That was what I was basing my cable choice on. Wasn't sure if it was always the case. Thanks for the clarification.
That´s one hell of a DIY graphicscard. But ey your card is "TÜV Rheinland" Certified. Good ol' german TÜV, you can trust that for sure.
it's because you plugged the GPU fan into a case fan header.. plug the fan straight into the gpu and it should actuate based on GPU utilization.
Funny I was posting my "zip tie 92mm fan to a GTX 1060 heat sink" video thinking I was somehow re-inventing the internet. I see that it has already been done.
Hey Dawid, first off I love your videos. Can you do a vid on how to set up the software you show when testing systems? I'm a noob at benchmarking, but not building systems. Thanks man and keep on keeping on!
I have that case spare it's a great case actually has more room than expected in there.
Could always slap a Kraken G12 on the card and a small aio problem solved lol.
I gave up on upgrading my 1660ti to a 30 series and my friend just so happened to want to sell his 2080ti that he never used and still had a warranty, so i paid $600 for literally the strongest 20 series card in the box (EVGA FTW3 Ultra OC) so now i have an extra case, mobo, cpu, gpu, and psu so all i need is a hard drive, capture device and some ram and ill have a second pc
If it makes you feel any better, I just fried my first motherboard like 2 months ago from a stupid mistake I made. A fan cable got pinched between the case and the IO shield on my board and shorted all 3 pins together, frying the board. In my 15+ years of building PCs I've never fried a board before.
I like that even if you have the option you still lean towards the jankier solution haha
It's honestly kind of wild that this doesn't count as Corsair sponsored content.
Corsair legit just happily gave Dawid free stuff. This is why we love Corsair.