I like how Phil still snuck in a small explosion when Jay's hand hit the table

@dennismathew9124

3 жыл бұрын

What time?

@MrJdm2000civic

3 жыл бұрын

@@dennismathew9124 1:57

@FHL-Devils

3 жыл бұрын

@@dennismathew9124 1:57

@TheTechnoPilot

3 жыл бұрын

Same!!! I had a great chuckle on that!

@SullySadface

3 жыл бұрын

Phil a treasure

One of the downsides of being a responsible adult: Having to clean up the mess you made when you were having fun.

@phydeux

3 жыл бұрын

Unless you're a wealthy adult and can hire someone else to do it for you. (I'm not, so I'm making assumptions.)

@TinchoX

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's always a bummer...

@integratedhatespreader

3 жыл бұрын

@@phydeux I follow the "Wise old geezer" method instead and never make a mess in the first place.

@SlyTreeRat

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you're still young if you don't enjoy cleaning.

@phydeux

3 жыл бұрын

@@integratedhatespreader - As do I. I was simply pointing out another possibility.

Jay constantly bringing up his iFixit tool because his wife bought him for his father's day everytime ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@crustygrognard7403

3 жыл бұрын

Remember guys, if your lady ain't happy, nobody is happy.

@danielwalker8212

3 жыл бұрын

Because of his sponsorship*

@malarz7488

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielwalker8212 he was doing ifixit ads before being sponsored

@glmchn

3 жыл бұрын

Oh really did she ?? 😆

@leonardsmith82

3 жыл бұрын

Give credit where credit is required 😅

Jay: No explosions today Taps on table: EXPLOSION I laughed hard. I would definitely buy an iFixit.

@AKStovall

3 жыл бұрын

i have 2 kits... the first one he grabbed, that he said was too big... and the biggest kit they sell (I used to work at a phone repair shop, and that big kit saved my bacon a few times.)

@NotTheHeroStudios

2 жыл бұрын

100% worth it, I use mine in computer / arcade repair, best tool kit I have ever owned. I use it for all of my pc / small electronic repair work, even repair / refab monitors

Jay: "No iFixit explosions today!" Phil: ᵗᶦⁿʸ ᵉˣᵖˡᵒˢᶦᵒⁿ

@benjaminoechsli1941

3 жыл бұрын

Phil's always got our backs. :')

@oreo1749

3 жыл бұрын

Smol boom

You forgot the interesting part. Cleaning the radiator of all that gunk.

@bowdiddly6172

3 жыл бұрын

Damn it, I had forgotten about that, now it's going to haunt my dreams!

@kaldo_kaldo

3 жыл бұрын

For that you'd mostly just run a bunch of water through it, then alcohol - it couldn't hurt to try to coagulate any remaining chocolate milk and the alcohol will clean it out. Then more water to get the alcohol out.

@Bill-lt5qf

3 жыл бұрын

would be funny if he forgets, plums it all up, then it just spaffs out a buncha choco chunks into the clean loop.

@SvenD80

3 жыл бұрын

Radiator and Pump! Radiator may be able with much water or Alcohol but the issue is, if channels are blocked.

@rottenspice190

3 жыл бұрын

Hmmm, why not hot water and dish soap? After all it's designed to clean that stuff and not mess with various plastics.

21:27 As Louis Rossman says "don't put the long screw in the short hole."

Fun fact: your iFixit ads are the only time an ad ever swayed my decision on making a purchase. I was like this guy knows his stuff and liked this brand enough to make his own crazy ads for it, so I went with theirs when I was looking for an anti static mat

@alreed2434

3 жыл бұрын

Between him and steve at gn, glad I did got the manta. Quite an excellent purchase end up shearing those little torx on everything else.

@TheDestroeris3000

3 жыл бұрын

Same here :D 1st and maybe last my purchase from yt ad

@Atlessa

3 жыл бұрын

Same here... except I had JUST gotten a tool kit just before I saw the first ifixit ad from Jay. But if I need some more, or new tools I will for sure get an ifixit kit!

@TheAssassin2299

3 жыл бұрын

Pro Tech Toolkit has absolutely been one of the best investments I've ever made. It comes in handy for tech and other random repairs. Used it to fix a door last week.

@JanJanJanJanJanJanJanJanJan2

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I went for ifixit kits for our workshop at work.

That little explosion when he hit the table just cracked me up. Nice one Phil!

Me; Christ - what did they do? Put chocolate milk in it, or something?! Previous video: yes.

"we dump all this junk in accordance with regulations" Shuts off camera and immediately dumps it in the toilet.

@bengrogan9710

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, in fairness, it is all stuff that's food produce so it can

@filanfyretracker

3 жыл бұрын

kind of like how on Top Gear they were always going the posted speed limit ;)

@cnaisbitt5013

3 жыл бұрын

@@filanfyretracker Exactly 😅

@cnaisbitt5013

3 жыл бұрын

@@bengrogan9710 yeah there's really no reason not to that I can see.

@easley421

3 жыл бұрын

Trying to act all PC. Since when can't alcohol, milk and other various food products go down a drain? Da fuq?

Jay is quite calm and pleasant to listen to when he's doing an instructable like this.

We actually use iFixit kits at my workplace for our service technicians. I personally would also buy one if I didn't already have another screwdriver kit.

@AKStovall

3 жыл бұрын

I have the super large carry bag kit from my days as a technician. best 350 bucks i have ever spent IMO

8:55 - You can also put the parts in a ziplock bag with the alcohol in it, then seal the bag and put it in an ultrasonic cleaner and add water to cover the bag. Just make sure the bag is sealed to fully contain the alcohol.

Jay I recently took on doing a custom water cooling loop for my system. It was a lot of fun learning how to do it and putting it together. I am an avid flight simmer and custom water cooling produced amazing results , wish I had this years ago. You were my inspiration and I really appreciate your videos on the subject . Thank you so much and your maintenance videos I find extremely helpful!

Just happy to see him still doing the watercooling, he was the first channel i was looking for while installing my own watercooling :3

Kind of looks like Jay needs a ModMat from GamersNexus to keep his screws together when doing the tear down.

A chemist here, the term Jay is looking for at 15:43 is an aziotrope. It has a different boiling point compared to the components

@JeffBastian

3 жыл бұрын

*azeotrope

@the_hamrat

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffBastian damn autocorrect 🤣

Jay I love these tear down videos. Reminds me of the early days. Wish you would have more of these.

this kind of vid always makes me happy since i learn more and more about each part and how to do it, sadly i'm still not that big into the tech side of it and dont want to end up ruining my pc

10:10 You want to use just plain water, and add a bit of dawn dishwasher detergent. Put your parts in there, tubing, etc and move them. Instead of a toothbrush, use an electronics cleaning brush, the strands are thinner and brush them under the water as Jay did. After that rinse them under running water, but shake them or use canned air to blow any excess water quickly to avoid stains, or residue, or calcium build up, then put them on shop towels to let them dry fully. If you have a small fan to blow air over them on the towels it would be better.

You're quite fortunate that you didn't let it sit. I made cheese and what you ended up doing was mixing the milk with a coagulant that created the curding process. fortunately you didn't let it sit for long. If you did your loop would have turned into a giant thing of cheese; which is a pain to clean. Also if I recall correctly the basic properties of milk cause it to stick to metal surfaces and will persist to where you have to devote some major elbow grease to get rid of it(this is why companies use really strong chemicals like caustic and nitric acid).

Great to be back, almost 2 years I haven't watched a computer talk (or whatever you want to call it) video

I use any ultrasonic bath as the final cleaning step on loop parts. Makes them come out beautiful

When he put the alcohol in to clean the milk I thought, "well anyone who's ever put milk in lemon tea knows where this is going."

@izakomandaz2895

2 жыл бұрын

What happens? I've never done it (I don't even own any lol)

@joer8854

2 жыл бұрын

@@izakomandaz2895 The milk curdles like sour milk that's been left out too long.

@izakomandaz2895

2 жыл бұрын

@@joer8854 ewwww! Thx for telling me!

I've always been a bit scared to go full custom water cooling because I never really knew if it was going to be a pain to clean or not but it's not to hard if you can empty it safely! I guess I might try to do this for my next build.

Love this kind of "maintenance vlogs" and all the odd videos that lead to it. It is very fun to watch.

The little blast on jay touching the ifixit kit absolutely killed me. Thx Phil 😆😆

Clearly you didn’t have cruel friends on your 21st birthday giving you a cement mixer

The pump still works is a miracle on its own

Jay Jay Jay, Thank you for CC!!! as watched it approx. 30 min after it was released. Again thank you !!!

I bought one of those ifixit sets because of seeing your Ad..... Great bits of kit! Thanks.

You can tell they've never tried drinking chocolate milk while drinking alcohol. It's even worse coming up, out of your stomach. Lol

@tededonthugback

3 жыл бұрын

@@PistolPete1251 I wonder how many people have done this too?

@duelgundam

3 жыл бұрын

Similar experience: When I was working in a restaurant years ago, during a wedding event, the owner came up with something for the event(with the groom and bride's acknowledgement); a chocolate martini. The first sip was alright-ish, but the subsequent sip had this nasty aftertaste. I worked through the whole thing with a strong heartburn that subsided by the time things calmed down. Worst cocktail, ever. At least the bride liked it.

@tededonthugback

3 жыл бұрын

@@duelgundam lol. That's crazy!

Mrs. Jay: "Honey, have you seen my tooth brush"?

Loved the flame when Jay hit the table :-P I got myself an Ifixit pro tech toolkit this week, couldn't be happier!

thanks for showing Jay!

You should have tried milk system cleaner for coffee makers. Readily available and dissolves coagulated milk very good (that's what it's designed for). Maybe an idea for another video just for the vast amount of users, running milk (chocolate or other) in their loop :D

"You can get it replaced if not for free then for a very small fee." "Hey Phanteks wanna send me new parts because the old ones are ruined?" "How did the damage happen?" "I cooled my CPU with vodka and choccy milk!"

Jay I’m loving what you do with that cylinder

It was actually satisfying to watch you clean that

Two things I have learned from this: *how to clean your loop *never use a loop, use air coolers.

@NotTheHeroStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Or just use an AIO and replace it every like 18 months 😅

Can you make a liquidmetal loop? It will be interesting to see the temperatures with Liquidmetal and I have not seen anyone do it.

@bengrogan9710

3 жыл бұрын

Because the cost to do it would be huge for little benefit and you'd need to be 100% certain there where no alumium fittings

I like how you have a whole collection of ifixits

absolutely loved the educational part of this video, I feel more comfortable to try upgrading my pc to a water loop.

"Let's do shots!" PC: "I want an Irish car bomb."

@sswoope

3 жыл бұрын

cement mixer

Try pouring some Baileys (coffee-alcohol liquor) and tonic, from gin-tonic, in a glass and see what happens, trust me ;)

@pupyasko1233

3 жыл бұрын

Bailey's is an Irish cream liqueur, nothing coffee to it.

@racistpandagod

3 жыл бұрын

Baileys is a cream liqueur, not a liquor

@FHL-Devils

3 жыл бұрын

@@racistpandagod - Bailey's is frequently put into coffee to make it 'Irish'... Probably where the confusion comes from.

@racistpandagod

3 жыл бұрын

@@FHL-Devils it is exactly why that confusion occurs lmao

@dside_ru

3 жыл бұрын

In a glass?! What kind of amateurs do you take us for? Pump reservoir is the only way.

I’ve asked for an ifixit tool kit for my birthday 😎 can’t wait to take everything apart!

Thanks for the tiny explosion Phil, you guys make my day on many days :)

why not used a watered down KP thermal paste as loop fluid?

@bengrogan9710

3 жыл бұрын

The paste would quickly separate in the loop an clock in the microvanes

I hope that EVGA card isn't part of the global giveaway 😂

I really appreciate the understated 💥 when Jay hit the table during his plug for iFixit.

I would’ve loved to seen how you clean the Reservoir and pump as well. Great video, thanks for the video!

What about the radiator? That must've been nasty to clean

@Knaeckebrotsaege

3 жыл бұрын

I'd honestly just throw it out after something like this tbh, since it's just a standard 240 or 280 rad, nothing ridiculously huge or expensive. All the tiny channels are gonna be fcked. One might be able to get some of it out with compressed air or high(-ish) pressure water but even then i still wouldn't fully trust it afterwards

Jayz OK, now let's get the cheese off the loop

Now all we need is to see how Jay cleans the radiator!

Love that tiny explosion edit after saying it was gonna be more serious. Perfect xD

I LOVE IT !! NOW CLEAN THAT MESS :V

Wonder how's the custom engine pc doing?

ACtually never seen it done before. Thank you for sharing.

My wife to be got me an ifixit kit for father's Day this year, can't wait for it now! Just wish I could have used your link but I don't live in America so... Great videos btw, live the content!

Yes plain old soap just works.

IFIXIT! yeah got 2 of them and they really help me with the pc, my scooter, smartphones, even my watches and glases so really a fan of them bdw just a question, does the alchohol breaks the tubes or something? like breaks the chemical compositition of any parts? thanks.

@MsSgent

3 жыл бұрын

Alcohol can dissolve some types of rubber and plastic parts. Same reason that cars / boats / lawnmowers have to be compatible to use with 10% ethanol fuel.

@blinkernolfaria

3 жыл бұрын

@@MsSgent wow, had no idea thanks a lot for the answer

Perfect timing, I have a phanteks wb for my 1080ti and it's about the time i need to change The fluid in my loop.

Good video, even for just general maintenance or accidental corrosion or growth.

This makes me feel way less gross about my pc. Thanks LOL

Jay mention his wife's IFixIt present!, have not head that one for some time now :P

Well, got that kit, it's real good. The magnetic lid with the ridges inside. Just great for breakdown placement if you lack a modmat. One of the good ones where ad matches the spot.

Jay I run distilled water with a tea spoon of iodine in it and haven't had to clean it for 4 yrs, But the color of iodine doesn't mix well with liquid cool colors for sure so I tried a drop of magenta ink for printer cartridge's and couldn't believe it worked so happy I never ever had to clean it again.

Have these guys never tried an Irish Car Bomb drink? Come on.

Curdle, that's the word you're looking for Jay. That's what happens when alcohol touches milk

@Dan-yq8lf

3 жыл бұрын

Ever hear of a White Russian? The heat had a lot to do with the curdling.

I have the same iFixit kit, bought it during black friday for 25€. Seriously, one of my better purchases. I use it for small allen key tasks, phone/laptop/tablet assembly & disassembly and generally any task that doesn't require a lot of force/torque. Recommended!

Phil, Jay + Ifixi t= the Bomb!

Love this doctor j. Sounds like the top gear presenters.. sorry I have to do stuff j..bye..

California: Pooping on the sidewalk: ok, pouring alcohol in the drains: not ok. 🤔

@zack9912000

3 жыл бұрын

CA is a shit hole. Glad I moved

@danielu.4957

3 жыл бұрын

@@zack9912000 please, do not vote for the same policies that turned CA into that. Leave that commie sh!t in CA.

Thank you for making this video, this is something I've needed to do for a long time now, but never did, cause I didn't know what to do.

mini-iFixIt explosion. Phil is too good to us.

Did he disconnected PSU cables from gpu and motherboard without turn off the system? 👀

@JeffBastian

3 жыл бұрын

Why would you think that? He literally flicked off the switch on the PSU, which was off-screen, right before he unplug anything.

The only thing that got me really anxious was the use of so many papel towels :( and going to the trash with little use

Ever since I first saw Jay use that Blowy Thingy (CompuCleaner) I made a point of Buying one for myself. IT IS EXCELLENT!!!! BUY ONE!!!!

This video reminds me of the day after a frat party....all the cleaning up and regret of the last night! :D Have you thought about using an ultrasonic cleaner (like the ones designed for jewellery) with distilled water for block cleaning?

@jamiemahoney2446

3 жыл бұрын

You mean like the one he got a while ago for cleaning components?

Who else feels like their day is incomplete without watching his videos💕

@blindeyegaming8032

3 жыл бұрын

No

@SomeshSS

3 жыл бұрын

Have to watch every time I'm eating.

@JesseGaming7593

3 жыл бұрын

Are you the same as me? I always press like immediately as soon as the video starts?

Looks to me like an awesome air cooler commercial :)

Interesting vid, it kinda makes me glad I decided to air cool my system.

1:55 This is why I love Phil

👉♥️❣LIKE❣♥️👈

I'm not even interested in water cooling a system, but thumbs-upped because that was just interesting and satisfying to watch.

This is so Satisfying to watch 😂

Thanx , ran into this exact issue and this cleaned out the rotten chocolate milk nicely

Bro you make a lot of chunky crunchy messes, and i like it.

@JayzTwoCents i just use glass cleaner and that is aggressive enough to break down the gunk but harmless enough to not damage the metal. same on plastics. and you get a beautiful shine and clarity.

For the copper block one of those cheap ultrassonic cleaners with dH2O + bit of neutral detergent could be handy when there are more sticky pieces of dirt.

the magnetic IfixIt mat is also pretty nice to keep Track of the Screws

I did this a few days ago to an acrylic distribution plate. I couldn't for the life of me get some of the more caked on stuff off the plate, so I resorted to using isopropyl alcohol. Not only did it not etch the acrylic, it seems to have gotten rid of any clouding that I would have expected to naturally occur. I was, needless to say, pleasantly surprised. It's worth noting that I applied the alcohol to a shop towel and then used that to scrub off the residue, so it may be that I simply just didn't have enough alcohol contact for enough time to really damage the acrylic, or it may be that the scrubbing action just left a nice even surface rather than allowing the plastic to "melt" naturally as it did here.

20 minutes Jayz Cleaning ASMR

Man..I love to see that iFixIt Ad!! .....Who thinks there should atleast the ad at @1:49??

Great video. Thank you. I wish you showed how you clean the radiator though.

I've had great luck with distilled white (clear) vinegar. I put it in about 5 parts distilled water to 1 part vinegar and run the loop for several hours. Then I run several gallons of distilled water, both directions, through the loop under pressure to get all the loose gunk out (I use a hand water pump, the kind used to transfer gas between containers). I keep cycling until I see no more gunk. Works a charm. Never had to deal with curdled milk though...

you did a good job at cleaning those blocks jay nice and clean 🤩🤩🤩😃😃😃😃

This was a crazy video, and somewhat crazy idea....lmao... Excellent watch. Would be great to see just a general tower clean video if you've done one before jay, I always do try and keep my system dust free...would be great to see your take on it

Dawn dish soap and water is what I use, then a good rinse with distilled. And the nickel can be polished with elbow grease and cotton cloths.