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everything about this computer is designed to do one thing beat the

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competition price for practicality be damned rtx 3090 ti 1200 motherboard

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graphene infused liquid coolants and the

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centerpiece of our so fast it's kind of stupid computer the Intel core i9 12900

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ks a product that as far as we can tell only exists so that Intel can still say

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no matter how many asterisks they have the fastest gaming CPU and what do you

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do with something like that well you don't really bother to review it because

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it's never going to make any sense instead you take things one step further

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by making it even dumber that's right we have obtained the rocket cool copper ihs

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for 12th gen this is a product that assumes you have so much disposable

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income you can not only buy the fastest thing just have the bragging rights but

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you can spend more risk destroying it

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and all just to drop your CPU temps by a few degrees well like 15 some people say

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15 degrees 15. holy crap well this is

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building your pc right now rocket cools claims raise a lot of questions for me

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there's no doubt that copper's an excellent conductor of heat or that the

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12900 ks is a hot power hungry chip that

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could benefit from additional cooling but here's the issue

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integrated heat spreaders have been made of holy is this one not

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copper ah yes it is integrated heat spreaders

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have been made of copper basically going back

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as long as i've been an enthusiast i mean this is a pentium 4 from 2003.

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of course you might say but that copper has this other stuff on top of it

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but that's the thing that's not a problem that's nickel

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plating nickel plating performance coolers has been common practice for

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over 10 years and the layer is so thin that it's been well demonstrated that it

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doesn't have any impact on cooling according to rocket cool it comes down

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to their design which supposedly improves surface area by nine and a half

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percent as well as their quality they say that their ihs is extremely flat

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which we know should have a positive impact on our cooling but here's the

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thing alex i know that Intel is mass producing these things by literally the

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millions but is it conceivable that in that mass production they're allowing

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their tolerances to slip such that some random could make it more perfectly more

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accurately yeah i really doubt that Intel spends 33 dollars on their ihs i'm

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sure it's clear to everyone that neither of these are 33 worth of copper and both

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of them had to be cnc machined so what makes one of them

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more expensive to machine the tighter your tolerance is so the flatter it is

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the more expensive it gets why better machine more time both but then why

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wouldn't Intel just use a better machine at their scale well because they're

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doing so much scale they only have to make a couple of these guys Intel is

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making thousands and thousands of those that adds up fast so they want to go

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fast yeah they want to go fast could it make that much of a difference we can

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actually get some idea by taking a closer look at the thermal paste pattern

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of our stock ihs it looks like there's way more pressure right in the center

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which is good that's right where the dye is and then around that not so much so i

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imagine this part not doing a whole lot of cooling but enough talk now it's time

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to perform surgery on the 800 CPU that i just bought yesterday can you believe

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Intel wouldn't send us a second sample after the review what a bunch of jerks i

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know right ah there are a few different configurations that you can get your

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copper ihs upgrade kitten you can get just this and that's 33. or if you don't

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have any de-litting tools or anything like that you can get the full kit for

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80 us dollars which is everything you need to take apart and reassemble your

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CPU well there's no glue you need to buy the glue separate oh you just go buy

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silicone glue oh that's probably fine uh they recommend ca actually it seems like

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yeah i would think it'd be too brittle all right well we're gonna follow the

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jeez sorry the d lidding tool is

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machined to delrin not as fancy as devourers and you actually have to

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insert your CPU and then screw it shut in order to

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operate it which is a little less user friendly but it's also significantly

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lower cost and they say the whole thing can be done in a few minutes and from

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the look of it i believe them wait why am i using this thing when i have an

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lttstore.com screwdriver

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the next stage of the instructions are pretty crap it just says set a two-minute timer with a heat gun no

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mention of temperatures or anything like that fortunately we're fairly smart we

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can figure out that we need to melt the solder that is attaching the original

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ihs to the die oh that's actually a benefit to the delrin it'll sap away

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less heat once we clamshell it up what are we at looks like we're right around

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130 degrees so that isn't hot enough to melt solder probably lead free around

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270 degrees but it is going to be getting softer for sure the delrin's at

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about 140 degrees right now so probably don't touch it we're gonna want to move

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reasonably quickly here this seems like a crap ton of pressure i feel like i'm

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ruining it i found on soldered cpus if it doesn't feel quite right when it

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starts moving in one direction like it doesn't pop off if you flip it and then

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push it the other way you can kind of just strain fatigue well it's moving

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freely now so that's cool look at that beautiful and not even that

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burny the next step is to scrape it then right

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what are you scraping i'm going to scrape the solder okay well first we need to get rid of the black crap just

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one step at a time i told you they include a scraping tool and i can't believe that we bought this

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yesterday and we are already doing this to it

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this is an abuse we're making faster

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scraping tool just feels like just the right hardness

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sorry how exactly does this tape gun work the blade is recessed i just push

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the thing when you have a box you know it goes over you push it it comes out oh

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that's actually quite clever which is good because i think i paid a lot for this thing like

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way back in the day it's taped down now what oh this is the cool part i really

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like how they've done this instead of you know sometimes you have to use like

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a razor to get the solder off and it's just terrible here you just use

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chemicals i believe this is indium and it eats away the solder so you just

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apply it shut up spread it around and

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it gets rid of it okay that's pretty neat

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no you don't want to get don't want to get that in your eyes but the other way

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to do this apparently is mercury and that's a lot worse that's true and

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one two three four gotta say the little tissues i dispose

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of usually don't look like this

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the next bit is you just wanna give it a little polish okay a little dab of this

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on some paper towel oh i thought this said flitz polish like from poland

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oh yeah if you kind of look at how they did it here um

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they just do a little bit of the corner uh-huh yeah

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yeah don't mind me i'm just polishing my CPU

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that's that's probably good

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hi brandon how you doing i am really glad that i did an accurate job of that

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taping because that ended up being quite messy to be clear i don't think the

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process has to be that messy that's what she said

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look at that it's gorgeous

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oh balls oh it's everywhere oh it's all over my hands i guess this is a

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situation where having a delrin thing would be good

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that would be eating into aluminum right now okay i'm just getting more liquid metal on this by touching it because my

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hands are covered in liquid metal at any rate there's a 12th gen thing here okay

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go ahead we put our CPU in whoop we're gonna put this here oh god

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oh god jesus christ okay

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uh where'd our liquid metal go oh here it is

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whoa no that's too much oh stop stop stop stop come back

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i might have put on too much alex no that seems good unlike applying thermal

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compound to your heat spreader here it's important to have complete coverage of

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the dye because every part of it has the potential to get extremely hot and any

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part of it that doesn't have thermal compound coverage is a disaster oh man

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this is what a what a ride i feel like we've waited so long to unbox this now

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look at that you can actually see the tooling marks on the top it's kind of

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hard to catch but they kind of go this way that's not

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necessarily a bad thing that doesn't mean that it's not flat it just means

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that you can see the marks a little bit oh i see so it is a little bit bigger

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yeah i see that wow alex i see what you mean like this yellow rectangle isn't even

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it's like they didn't even try to center it why rocket cool includes a nice

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little guide here to show you where to apply just a little bit of liquid metal

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to the underside of the ihs not gonna lie this looks sick

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okay wait we didn't put glue on oh my god that is a giant thing of ca uh how

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are we applying this i have an idea ready

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for rca i'm just going to make a puddle of ca

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we go ahead and just drop it into place

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and here we go does this feel like absolute madness or what i don't know

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this seems fine like Intel making the cpus the madness in fairness it does

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what is it 5.5 on two cores two course

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it's fast it's really fast in my testing that i did it was doing 5.2 all core all

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day pretty great okay um oh did you see

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it glued to the thing no

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oh there it goes what's uh liquid metal

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why don't you handle the CPU from now on okay fun fact alcohol not only dries

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quickly but it's a drying agent

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don't do that you want to get all sandpaper wank later that's how you do

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it okay that's pretty cool and the cooler

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we're gonna put on it is about as good as it gets until you get into peltier or

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phase change cooling it's a fully custom loop with ample radiator space for this

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heat and that bit about graphene-infused coolant we did a whole video about it it

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actually does drop the temps a couple of degrees so this is as good as it gets

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man this is way more extreme than just buying the highest end parts and

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throwing them together we are trying to shave every degree off of this CPU

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moment of truth hey there we go

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do you believe this will have worked 15 degrees is a bold claim for 33

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i mean you could spend 33 more dollars on a cooler and it wouldn't drop your

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CPU temps 15 degrees well this cooler will do that anyway i think it'll be

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around 10. i've seen a lot of people comment that it's like a 10 degree drop

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which is really crazy that's also really impressive and it booted which is good i

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managed to not kill it really alex Windows 11. you know the

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people are gonna be mad right prime95 yep small small fft blend

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wait this thing hit 100 degrees in a blend test after like nine minutes or

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something yeah really yeah on custom

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water cooling well it's like 240 watts sustained out of the box yeah wow

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actually two of the cores are at 5.5 yes like they said now before we actually

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put the processor under load is a perfect time to have a look at all of

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our temperature sensors and make sure that none of them are a huge outlier

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which could indicate that we didn't have adequate coverage of our liquid metal

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and it looks like this is all in

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okay shape and we're ready to press go i mean we're going to know almost

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immediately if this worked wow now to be clear it did take

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eight minutes for it to thermal throttle last time but i don't think we're gonna

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get that yeah we haven't hit 60 yet this is interesting for a couple of reasons

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first we can see why it's best not to use prime95 blend for a stress test

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that's okay but as long as we do it both times that's kind of flipping incredible

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it's not 15 degrees incredible but it's a lot better than a kick in the

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teeth it's in the neighborhood just shy of 10. 9 degrees while consuming 20 more

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watts is really impressive remember that

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extra power consumption means that our cores are boosting higher and for longer

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this is great right yeah i mean i'm pretty stoked do

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you know what's even more impressive when we went for lunch we forgot to stop

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it yeah it's still fine under 90. it's

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been running for an hour now and before

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after like 10 minutes it was thermal throttling now it's what 85 degrees it's

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amazing yeah 90 on the hottest peak

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i can really feel the heat coming off it though oh yeah it doesn't feel like

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that's just a CPU worth of heat but i mean that's what holy sh 300 watts

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yeah that's crazy

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how can you have a CPU pulling through ow the freaking vrm heatsink because

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where's my thermal camera oh yeah i guess there's no fans pointed at that

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because it's a test bed yeah well i didn't think it was gonna be pushing 300

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flipping watts those poor vrms are putting like 250 amps through them right

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now the pcb is at 72 degrees

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what what are you oh network switch

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ups a power brick i need to take this thing home and just like play with it

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with my kids this thing is so cool all right do you want to run a couple

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more tests i'd love to bmw is a pretty short blender render though hey yeah but

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it allows us to see if it runs faster in like thermal velocity boost range

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right so uh one minute 28 to beat and the maximum temp was 95 degrees it's

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really fast yeah it's really fast so that is about 10 degrees better oh

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yeah i guess that's a good point brandon that that actually is 10 degrees better

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as advertised here it is 75 versus 82 degrees okay only 8 degrees

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but that's that higher power draw so wait if

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it's higher power draw was the result even any different though it was one

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second better one second faster but then by the time you're spending 800

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on your CPU you're probably spending a total of around three grand 3500 on the

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whole machine what's another 40 bucks for one second better and you could

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overclock it now like there's enough headroom that if we won do we go for 5.6

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i just went on do we have xtu on here yeah of course we do xtu shows us just

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how good this CPU has been i have the

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same profile that's pretty much exactly the same clocks as this was stock and

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that was pulling about 350 400 watts should i just push everything up 100

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megahertz and see what happens yeah

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current limited so we're gonna need to up our voltage of it do 0.1 that's

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pretty safe it's amazing how close to the sun Intel is flying with this thing

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i just want to see if it actually hits that frequency

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no it's slower okay definitely going to take some

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fine tuning to get this thing to run any faster than stock but it's cooler all

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right you want to do a game test yeah for our tests i chose shadow of the

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tomb raider and forza just because they give you what the CPU is outputting

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because the CPU is so fast that everything's GPU bound pretty much that

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is some killer coil wine on this 3090 ti

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i mean that's what happens when we have 450 watt or it's rumored they could be

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even higher for the next gen gpus this computer legitimately if you have like

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bad not up to code wiring in your house it might burn down but look at these

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that's exactly the same as before but it's GPU bound we actually got five more

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FPS on the CPU it's a win if we had a

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faster GPU we'd get five more FPS yeah

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and a 378. uh we'll worry about CPU game and 237.

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that's 7fps higher and the average FPS is exactly the same

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