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@fundmypcsetup

Жыл бұрын

Bye

@Alex2554

Жыл бұрын

Hi I’m the first reply Edit: it seems that I’m not the first but the second. Also I’m the 13th like.

@fundmypcsetup

Жыл бұрын

@@Alex2554 no

@Alex2554

Жыл бұрын

@@fundmypcsetup It’s what it showed a second ago

@fundmypcsetup

Жыл бұрын

@@Alex2554 I first replied buddy with - Bye 👍🏼

"The scratches give you more surface area" is a great way to set the pace for this project. Alex really is just built for jankiness.

@blockbertus

Жыл бұрын

He should team up with the master of jankiness: Luke. That will be fun!

@sussybussybakadesu

Жыл бұрын

His intro on the radiator was hilarious. "It's hand made and passive!!"

@nik0la263

Жыл бұрын

built for cringe

@esaedvik

Жыл бұрын

Alex was born into jank.

@RAndrewNeal

Жыл бұрын

First thing to come to my mind when Linus mentioned the scratches.

I think the "Alex cools a PC but very weirdly" series of videos has got to be one of my all time favorite series on youtube.

@dis_gaiii4826

Жыл бұрын

100% agree

@ghomerhust

Жыл бұрын

he literally AIMS for the jank whenever he can

@tylerkulchinsky2167

Жыл бұрын

Janky Alex cooling needs its own theme song

@chronossage

Жыл бұрын

The "Alex Does Amusing Jank" series needs its own catchy and jank title.

@The.One.True.B

Жыл бұрын

He should have a show called “How (Not) To” or something lol

With Latvian mail you have to describe what the package contains on the label and it's usually easier to put some random stuff on there so they don't bother to check it. Source: Lived in Latvia for multiple years

@xboxfan312

Жыл бұрын

No way. I used to live in Latvia for 14 years (from birth) now living in uk

@wesselpoldervaart4658

Жыл бұрын

@@xboxfan312 sveiki :D

@xboxfan312

Жыл бұрын

@@wesselpoldervaart4658 čau :D

@imlvee8909

Жыл бұрын

@@xboxfan312 pats čau!

@marcr1333

Жыл бұрын

Yes! A lot of out of country shippers will do that to avoid expensive customs or stealing.

God, I absolutely love this "series". Anything where Alex and Linus have to deal with eachothers' respective buffoonery is glorious and pure comedy.

@_skyyskater

8 ай бұрын

Seriously! totally reminds me of the golden era of Top Gear! this makes me so happy

Have a feeling those envelopes were intentionally labeled as fishing lures and hair clips to deal with import/export customs since some countries may have more strict limits on what kind of IT equipment can be imported/exported.

@hammerth1421

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. It's similar to the stearic acid trick: a lot of chemicals sold from China are just labelled "stearic acid" because candle wax isn't exactly dangerous, so you don't need hazmat paperwork and packaging...

@MartynasJudzentavicius

Жыл бұрын

Or to avoid taxes on exports/imports

@TheByQQ

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, they do. On things like drugs, alcohol, chemicals. Not old ass fittings.

@ligametis

Жыл бұрын

Latvia shouldn't have strict restrictions for those things. After all it is in EU.

@freedustin

Жыл бұрын

@@TheByQQ reading comprehension -40. Don't even wanna get into whatever the fk "ass fittings" are supposed to be.

I've said it before, I'll say it again: Linus and Alex doing jank water cooling is ALWAYS a great video. And this one actually performed pretty ok for parts that are almost all terrible on their own and not meant to be used together in the slightest. Alex is a master of just making it work. And I always get a kick out of how disappointed Linus is that the grand idea ended up being nothing but duct tape and cable ties. Adding some Jake to the mix just made it even funnier how bad it all came out, while still kind of doing the job.

@Malicious2013

Жыл бұрын

Proof that Alex is a fantastic engineer. Taking random garbage from the mid-2000s and making a functional water-cooling system (mostly) capable of handling a 13900K and an RTX 4090 is actually pretty fricking incredible. 😂

@tyrannicpuppy

Жыл бұрын

@@Malicious2013 I would say it was capable. I don't recall it thermal throttling, which is insane. Sure, it wasn't as great as custom built gear, but the fact it did as well as it did is a testament to his skill. Same with the Engineers he consulted. How do we cool this mighty system? Zip ties. Classic engineers.

@TeddieBean

Жыл бұрын

Poor Jake just wanted to drill a big hole 🤣 What a turnaround from that video where Linus bores a hole into the front of a PC case and Jake is attacked by said PC case/bore drill into slo-mo "how did my life decisions lead me here" face montage 😅🤣😭😅🫠

@DystopianOverture

Жыл бұрын

It takes talent to make something purposely jank.

@bakutie

Жыл бұрын

same I really enjoy these vids

Those EM-technik fittings are actually pretty expensive (if they are not knock-off of course), they are resistant to a lot of chemicals and used a lot in laboratory / pharmaceutical and foodprocessing applications. Used these things a lot at work.

@jojojojo4332

Жыл бұрын

yup, they also can be used in gas installations

@AmstradExin

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, what a hoser...

@GamingJuli

Жыл бұрын

Yep and the color is normal too. The new ones made out of PP have the same coloring. Just the press ring design changed a bit. But these fittings are actually pretty reliable.

@phoenixyt124

4 ай бұрын

@@GamingJuli PP, haha.

That side panel peel away effect at 6:43 caught me off guard, hats off to the editor, impressive stuff!

Every episode like this Alex becomes more and more janky, and I love it. The fan he chose at the end was perfect.

@tiandi2214

Жыл бұрын

feels like he should get fired for how much his builds cost (timewise) (as a cost per vid perspective

@mariuspaulbayertz8783

Жыл бұрын

I legit thaught to myself: I need to see this with an insane fan to make that radiator work. Just made me happy :D

@FARLANDER762

Жыл бұрын

That fan was the most above board part of the whole build...

I love when Alex shows up on camera. It's always a sign that things are going to get hilariously janky. My sides hurt from laughing.

14:35 “Can you believe nobody wanted this?” I know a dankpods fan when I see them

The "You can't expect me to read everything I approve" has to be the most realistic management quote I have ever heard.

Since SLI is no longer a thing so we can't do "Trying to game in 40K!" projects, these insane watercooling vids are some of my favorites.

@PowerPuffBoysZ

Жыл бұрын

Sli is technically only dead on consumer cards. If they have workstation cards or get sponsered by nvidia they probably still could do 40k with nvlink

@ChristianStout

Жыл бұрын

"16K Gaming" didn't use SLI, it used Nvidia Mosaic, a Quadro-exclusive feature that requires special hardware. Also, SLI isn't fully dead if you're willing to tweak compatibility bits in Nvidia Inspector.

@Incommensurabilities

Жыл бұрын

@@ChristianStout Doesn't SLI rely on the software/games supporting it? Or does the tweak somehow get around that?

@ChristianStout

Жыл бұрын

@@Incommensurabilities I don't fully understand it myself, and it varies by graphics API, but generally SLI is implemented at the _engine_ level, and then optimized on a game-by-game basis, so the SLI profile/settings for one game will be [at least partially] compatible with other games that use the same engine.

@trr4gfreddrtgf

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure you can get SLI working through software, but it doesn't work well

I'm actually shocked that Linus does not recognize the passive radiators as Alphacool Cape Cora. They are legendary.

@wobblysauce

Жыл бұрын

Yep, even just a window open the basic airflow cooled

@jackson9415

Жыл бұрын

I remember wanting these for ages after seeing the Milliondollar PC MDPC-024 build but never having the money for watercooling.

@ChristopherHallett

Жыл бұрын

Alphacool may have sold them as computer parts, but they are CLEARLY repurposed industrial cooling devices strapped together. They look like they're originally for condensing a gas into a liquid, like for an HVAC refrigerant condenser loop.

@arcanask

Жыл бұрын

@@ChristopherHallett they look like trans oil coolers on cars.

@modarkthemauler

Жыл бұрын

@@arcanask Definitely auto transmission oil coolers which means you can get them for cheap at the demo yard.

As someone from Latvia, the hairclip boxes addressed to Inta made me laugh my ass off

@jur4x

Жыл бұрын

I know one Inta who does nails and is also somewhat a hairdresser. She lives in UK though.

@astridlindholm1159

9 ай бұрын

Probably just dodging VID tarrifs Or just too lazy to find the actual thing in EMDAS

Can we please have more jank-genering with Alex. The overall glibness of these videos is superb, and the high end MacGyver solutions are highly relatable. Next up can Alex super-cool a gaming laptop so you can devistate at the cafe!

We will all miss Brandon when the backlog is caught up

@MiGujack3

Жыл бұрын

what happened

@MalteKumlehn

Жыл бұрын

♥️

@ConeJellos

Жыл бұрын

I will 100% not care.

@couch9416

Жыл бұрын

@@ConeJellos ok

@WyattOShea

Жыл бұрын

@@Carl_Gunderson Damn... Been watching since before he was even hired it's kinda sad to know he's going but hey as long as he's successful and happy.

This was amazing. Back in the late 90's early 2000's we used to watercool like this. I helped a friend build a geothermic radiator, that ran a copper pipe 15' under his back lawn; 30' into his yard and back again to his house, through fitting in the side of his house (all copper piping mind you) back to the office, where he had quick connect fittings custom built to run copper piping up to his computer, which was on a rudimentary test bench, and to hand made copper sinks. This took me way back to those days. I'm surprised no one mentions the galvanic corrosion issues caused by an aluminum sink and copper blocks... still that was entertaining!

@bepbep7418

Жыл бұрын

People don't realize we had to MAKE our own blocks.

@NeXtarProducts

Жыл бұрын

Damn. LTT needs to take notes! Geothermal water cooled PC sounds amazing!

@arizona_anime_fan

Жыл бұрын

@@NeXtarProducts it still works. he has his modern gaming rig on it now. changed the fittings so normal water cooling piping can connect to the copper pipes. the water is like 40F year round, he has a pretty heavy duty pump in a separate room so the whole thing is pretty much dead silent; and he lives in an area the ground freezes. part of why we buried the pipes down to 15 feet was because the ground doesn't freeze that deeply, and the temps are maintained at a pretty regular 40F or so year round (we consulted a guy about this when we were planning it). I remember when we built it we were joking about how much overkill it was for a 45W cpu being overclocked, and that it might be able to cool a cpu running 200W through it. Didn't realize that he could easily run a 1000W system on it. still can't warm the water, and he's got a 3090 and threadripper on it.

@alexkaplan6581

Жыл бұрын

@@arizona_anime_fan Awesome! It's a baby geothermal heat pump.

@Maples01

Жыл бұрын

I remember reading a post where a guy was burying pipes to cool his PC outside his window in 1999, back when over clocking required soldering wires to increase power to the chip, nothing was easy like today.

For anyone wondering, the radiator used is a 6 column Alphacool Cape Cora from 2006, they were actually really good for the day but were designed for silently cooling a Core2 Duo era CPU (so up to 65w TDP). The team would have known from the beginning that it had zero chance of handling the heat load they were going to throw at it, made for a funny video though :)

@Lowkas

Жыл бұрын

Liquid cooling a core2duo Sounds like an absolute meme for someone Born in 1996 lmao

@Awkward_Fox

11 ай бұрын

Tbh, I'd love to get a dual pump setup and try to liquid cool a system using 12 columns of the cape coral system. Maybe more if needed. See what the minimum is for, say, a 5960X or whatever the more modern R7 chip is. Or hell, try cooling the most power hungry CPU available. Would be an interesting thought experiment. Trying mid 2000s water-cooling tech on modern hardware

Love seeing Alex and Jake together they're soo good at these projects and explain so much.

I mean that solid aluminium reservoir is pretty badass looking.

@lexel90

Жыл бұрын

from the looks it should be a Aquacomputer Aquatube from back in the day the Delrin version is still sold by aquacomputer

@phuzz00

Жыл бұрын

It's either an AquaComputer design, or a clone of one, I had a blue version back in the day.

@Qardo

Жыл бұрын

Don't you mean Paper Clip? I mean it was shipped as a Paper Clip.

@alexlowrie3963

Жыл бұрын

were made by AquaComputer in Germany and aret meant to be mounted in the top of the case, not on their side like that. mine has served me well for almost 2 decades now

@FadedSparkx86

Жыл бұрын

@@phuzz00 This is definitely correct. Not meant for rackmount by any means, used to go in a 5 1/4 adapter plate. This was "The shit" back in the day.

These are hands down some of the best videos. Love the cheap random jank builds.

@pirojfmifhghek566

Жыл бұрын

And seeing the deep pain on Linus' face makes it so much better. He can't even pretend to be okay with the tech gore happening before his eyes. It's so good.

@BrainiacManiac142

Жыл бұрын

yes, they should definitely keep doing it

@noaimnoskillnokill3947

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but it's a bit too random. I got an old 775 PC with the same size of "hard tubing" with higher quality fittings for like 45 bucks. Sold the mobo and CPU for around that money and basically got old-school parts worth over 100 bucks for free. I'll never use these fittings again because I have not clue where to get that tubing. But I have it now I guess

@Milsparro

Жыл бұрын

Sell 'em on eBay lol

@Stainless404

Жыл бұрын

"cheap"

Alex's excitement during these videos is great. Dude is just so happy for random engineering projects lol.

I feel like this video's cinematography is just way better than the previous ones. Great job

I freaking LOVE when Alex is given full on on the project! that is most hilarious episodes of mine!

I feel sad for the Origin person who so carefully assembled and tested this just for them to tear it all apart. :( but we definitely enjoyed the jank

@ferveloper

Жыл бұрын

The good part could be that we all watched that nice assembling so the one who did it now knows his work has been recognized, otherwise it would be just sitting there on Linus' labs.

@fixminer9797

Жыл бұрын

I mean, it’s that person’s job, they probably don’t really care. They get paid anyway, they don’t have to fix it again and they probably do this every day.

@bartomiej9807

Жыл бұрын

And I don't. He got all the credit he deserved. IMO that controller fans cables could be plugged better. I prefer solid connection (NV 12 pin power :D ) over slightly better aesthetics :)

TBH I loved the design on that front mounted reservoir, very industrial looking! The passive radiador isn't bad either, it looks like it can be expanded, adding 2-3 modules to that radiator should make it work a lot better!

"Alex goes full on mad scientist and applies crude, intustrial solutions to PC building" has gotta be my favourite genre of LTT videos We may not get any more Sketchy Heatsinks, but this is even better

Those don't look like ancient fittings, it's just a standard color for PPh material. Commonly used when you are transferring various chemicals. Source: I use them in my line of work constantly (em-technik being high shelf for this type of connectors made of special plastics)

@solarcheese

Жыл бұрын

He got a good deal on the “fishing lures” as well, those are nickel plated or stainless steel push-to-connect tube fittings. “Real” ones are usually over $10 apiece.

@thunderarch5951

Жыл бұрын

I use them too, those look really old though, as in, you can tell the plastic wasn't made a couple years ago

@meowchin

Жыл бұрын

@@solarcheese those 'fishing lures' fittings are used in industrial applications all the time and they work just fine. And usually they aren't even made of metal, but plastic. But the thing is: they're meant to be used with tubing with calibrated outer diameter.

seeing alex grow in confidence on camera has been incredible love watching his trials :D

@Alcoholic_Nerd

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to years ago...

@handlemonium

Жыл бұрын

I like building jank that works so Alex's parties sound great!

@Alcoholic_Nerd

Жыл бұрын

You people are so privileged....

@JoeH8723

Жыл бұрын

@@Alcoholic_Nerd feeling ok?

Every time I watch these garage build videos, just shows how cool of a boss Linus is with his team. Keep up the good work guys.

I must say, these videos with Alex are my all time favorites next to the Intel Extreme Upgrade series. Can't wait for the AMD series to start.

It’s so funny seeing Linus as the boss saying “I shouldn’t be expected to read everything I approve!” It reminds me of my boss at work like yeah that’s the point of you approving it haha

@gmualum08

Жыл бұрын

@@user-lw4hz5hx5h FACTS, and an IT Auditor's

@jeremyrogers6655

Жыл бұрын

@@gmualum08 I actually work as an auditor for my college funny enough lol

@UltimateDillon

Жыл бұрын

TO BE FAIR, he purposefully hires people he thinks he can trust to make good calls

@OjStudios

Жыл бұрын

I would like a boss like that.

That's easily the best cable management I've ever seen from an S.I

"It's handmade and passive!" Alex's enthusiasm is infectious.

I already appreciated it, but I now appreciate my relatively simple 120mm AIO so much more. As "basic" some things have become to us, there's some amazing engineering people did to put all this capability into such easy and affordable packages.

Nice to hear Brandon still on these videos before he left.

@al_kaloid

Жыл бұрын

Come again?

@SourceofSyn

Жыл бұрын

@xxdevmodexx Brandon left voluntarily and with only good things between him and the rest of lmg it seems. Wanted more of a challenge

That one worker who did the cable management needs some praise 👏

@averagemike2171

Жыл бұрын

For real, I was so bricked up when I saw that sexy cable management.

@BaconGod.

Жыл бұрын

@@averagemike2171 the time it took for the dude to probs only get 20cvucks per unit

@resneptacle

Жыл бұрын

Nah, way too many single use cable ties, look at the fan controller how many there are. Need to swap one fan? Welp, better snip all those ties out and redo the entire cable string there! Pretty but not practical or good for maintenance

@BaconGod.

Жыл бұрын

@JoLuMinecraft true overlooked that if they replace them with velcro ones then that's just cherry ontop

Alex making Jake laugh over the "garbage fabrications" are the best thing ever. i would watch an entire video of Alex telling stand up with Jake as the audience laughing.

I love these types of videos! This has the same energy as the steamdeck cooling video.

This just became my favorite LTT video. The blind enthusiasm and commitment to jank... so good.

Love these janky projects Alex works on, they are some of my favorite LMG videos. Can't wait to see what he comes up with next!

I really _really_ want to see "sketchy CPU cooler part 3" - your workshop came a long way since the last "attempt" so did the craftsmanship of the team. Pleeeeease! The other two videos were so funny.

The eBay pump works fine. It just needs 12 volts ac. It is actually a small induction motor with a magnetically coupled impeller. The magnet on the impeller shaft magnet works as a stator.

@stephen1r2

Жыл бұрын

That bare cable probably went to a barrel jack in a slot plate that they didn't get

@serberusmitch

Жыл бұрын

It would 120 or 230v ac it's an eheim pump they never made anything low voltage.

@resneptacle

Жыл бұрын

Where would you have 12AV around a normal computer though? Surely no one back then would've slapped a whole DC to AC converter in so the only option would be a step down transformer from 110/220V?

@tiger.98

Жыл бұрын

@Resneptacle Wall power bricks with 12VAC output were a thing. If you wanted to get fancy, you could've used a relay for turning the pump on with the computer. 220v pump were also not uncommon in watercooling.

@supermillhouse

Жыл бұрын

The rando PCB they pull out at the end is the driver for it, it connects external or internal 12DC to 12 AC, and the pump connects to the green terminal blocks on the board.

Love EVERY video that has the 2 of you watercooling anything, always a joy to watch

14:39 Alex with the DankPods reference. Next thing you know Jake will be going, "OH MY PUCKSILLL!"

I remember that round metal reservoir, It was THE reservoir to use back in ca. 2003. When this was how watercooling was done >

I think the “Alex makes something Janky” is my favourite video format as of late

This is the most jank, cursed, scuffed setup I've ever seen. I am morbidly fascinated and can't look away.

I love Alex's "jank" projects since it's always interesting but something I would never attempt myself.

Alex's last line has a whole new meaning now

This needs to become a "We have water-cooling at home meme"

These insane projects are my favorite videos. Keep them coming.

Watching it feels like watching some kind of tech sit com. Love the dynamics and puns

Watching the excitement drain out of Linus's face in the first half was amazing

EM Technik is actually a manufacturer of high-quality plastic fittings. They're grey/beige not because they are cheap, but rather because they are not designed to look cool, only to perform well, with good chemical resistance. Two-piece ferrules (Linus holds one piece of it at some point, wondering how it can be part of a fitting) are common in high-quality compression fittings, metal or plastic (eg Swagelok). They are not "gamer-bling" fittings, but they are good ones.

I love that they mounted the rad right behind the motherboard so the heat could soak back in 😆

That radiator is actually several radiators in which a single one is used for cooling brake fluid or steering fluid in vehicles. That radiator is probably actually very good.

Gotta get it and say i got the 70 $ full ghetto(less price conscious) experience with 2 fans radiator and 2 plates , all i had to get was the tubing . it still works , needs cleaning every 6 months. love seeing the old jank better in a way

@holderofallknowledge604

Жыл бұрын

The ghetto experience 🤣

Right. And now try using the radiator segments in series instead of in parallel as they seem to be now. Looks to me like you could get a bit more performance out of it that way since the water actually has to flow through it all instead of being able to choose the path of least resistance.

Every project with Alex in it is a treat

That radiator did rather better than I expected... now I want to see a whole case or least all the main panels made of them! With a bit more pump that might actually work really well, for a jank build anyway...

@timhartherz5652

Жыл бұрын

For a weaker system it should be more than enough to keep it cool and quiet. There used to be commercial solutions like this.

@foldionepapyrus3441

Жыл бұрын

@@timhartherz5652 Indeed, but personal computer sized computers didn't used to be pushing to reach 1Kw consumed the way that system does. I wasn't expecting it to keep up at all with no forced airflow.

That first pump actually probably was AC powered, and the L-Shaped PCB was there to provide AC conversion from that Molex DC plug. This way, you didn't have to run a second mains plug which of course was a hazard to forget plugging in every day.

@Thefreakyfreek

Жыл бұрын

What is in your profile picture it looks interesting and watercooled

Linus and Jake are such a perfect match for one another. The couple that drops together stays together.

11:38 That 4090 hanging off the end of the table and Linus swinging his elbow around millimetres away from it gives me the Jeebuzes.

9:06 If that expensive looking system doesn't have a drain valve integrated into it, it speaks volumes about the people asking money for it

I soldered one of those copper blocks on top of the heatpipes on a laptop CPU heatsink. Works good enough to get 170W out of a 9900K CPU on it and silence the laptop fans when it's comnected. (It's a detachable setup)

Linus and Alex doing some frankenstein thing is my favourite, 100% would watch.

This was very entertaining to watch! Thank you LTT

I love your content so much Linus

i think what happened with the packaging was you bought your parts from a seller called inta and they used their old boxes as packaging for your product

@coreymorse1347

Жыл бұрын

More like Inta lists a bunch of stuff on Ebay that they don't really have, when someone places an order Inta buys the stuff from China, and then when it arrives they just dumped the envelopes from China into the box for LTT without bothering to check what they actually got from China.

@ffoska

Жыл бұрын

@@coreymorse1347 Exactly. He does drop shipping 100%, and the weird item names on the packaging are for avoiding customs fees - I may or may not do that sometimes, if you ask the seller to put a low price on the packaging or list a different item, the customs officers won't check what's in the box, because the price is too low, and you don't pay tax on your packege - here's an unethical life hack for you'll

@thunderarch5951

Жыл бұрын

@@ffoska except if they do a sample check on your package, you're screwed, and it can happen

Just by Alex's face on the first frame I already know that's going to be EPIC.

Every video where there's interaction between teammates is superior than just talking to camera. Keep 'em coming.

The GPU actually looks pretty cool. I could totally see it being used in a steampunk themed build

15:17 - "Copper and pink is such a wonderful color scheme" - Said Jake, the dude with Copper colored hair and pink cheeks 😂

I love the new production quality. You should call these shows, “The Scrapyard” because I think this is the closest we are going to get to scrapyard wars

14:30 is that a dankpods reference?

i actually really like the Front mounted reservoir ! it looks a bit oldschool... but pretty cool design. i can remember that in the beginning of watercooling things like those reservoirs or the t-virus styled ones for example were a cool thing ... today i think most res' look boring .

I would love to see a video where you actually try to make a good custom loop from random stuff and see how cheap you could get away and still have ok performance.

I think the reservoir at 4:50 is supposed to be screweed to a side panel where the plastic CPU fan shroud used to go on Athlon XP age cases.

Thank you for this informational instruction video, on how to do water-cooling! I will get on with it, as soon as expert materials like yours arrive! 😆

" i cant be expected to read everything i approve" Spoken like a trure CEO Linus!

That GPU with the block installed would be fun to take through airport security

This looks like as much of a fun build as i did on my PC. Water cooling 2x radeon 6990s and an I7 980X with just 1 time water leak and loop rebuilt since 2011.

I wonder how well it would have worked if they had put the passive radiator on instead of the stock fan assisted one, but kept origin's high quality blocks. The issue was clearly that the blocks couldn't effectively get the heat into the loop, but that massive thermal mass would have allowed the system to do most tasks pretty comfortably.

3:48 Linus, please do a follow-up video on how your inbox was flooded by people claiming a set of free EK fittings😄

LTT shows time after time again on how to do a sponsored Video! This is soooo good! I love OriginPC for allowing this to happen. Jank Builds with Alex are my favourite LTT Videos

If you think that’s the best cable management you’ve ever seen then you’ve never looked inside a Mac Pro Tower. Leaving aside issues of whether it’s as fast, or whether you like the OS, the cable management in a pro Mac tower is another level.

I would love to see the ultimate selfmade water cooling solution you guys can come up with

Now Linus has to taste test any upcoming tech and give feedback based on taste.

@Thatonefuckinguy

Жыл бұрын

Channelfun idea. Blindfold Linus and make him guess what random tech he just licked.

@just_random_person

Жыл бұрын

Linus Taste Tips

You definitely should have lapped the blocks. I got those same janky ones from Amazon years ago and it cooled my amd 1090t just fine while over clocked.

That ending aged well 😂

I like these low effort video once in a while they are chill laid back and always funny. I can for a fact say that Dan is the GOAT. Also is LTT 24/7 live stream coming back? i liked playing it in the background while studying

Who did it better? Origin PC or this segue to our sponsor?!?!

24:53 I know there wasn't really anything you could do about this, but I think that radiator would work a bit better if the heat exchangers were plumbed in series instead of parallel.

@absolutehuman951

6 ай бұрын

The hydrodynamic resistance would be horrible. But feeding the array from the top might help a bit. It works like that in ordinary home radiators at least.

Idk why I enjoy seeing what crazy stuff you guys can find on Ebay, Wish, and Aliexpress XD

1:00 Best B-roll ever HANDS DOWN

Never thought to hear Latvia in LTT video , maybe more people will know that our little country exists lol

Alex has become the thing he swore to destroy (linus's "it's gonna be fine")