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why oh that's so nice the case is on

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fire the case is on fire our friends from hacksmith industry came all the way

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to Vancouver to show us something amazing Elias has absolutely no idea

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what it is I am so stoked do you want to see this I think so as long as it's not

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too dangerous

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we brought two

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don't drop don't get hit by the flames and don't die there's nothing in this no

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this is just a flame expander to make sure that we don't get liquid propane on

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the computer oh my God that's the ignition Source that's we're gonna light

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setup got liquid propane goes into our electronics box so right now we're just

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running it at full power and then that goes into our uh propane expander this

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gets Sub-Zero theoretically this can drop down to negative 42 degrees Celsius

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and then we have our flame expander that just has uh you know a nice warming

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effect all right so you can just oh that's fun

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okay

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is that on no it's not on that should be on yeah probably yeah yeah what could go

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wrong we do have a fire extinguisher handy can someone actually be holding

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this no okay that'll be here let's just see how we're doing here wow minus 25 at

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the cooling side and what's our flame doing uh more than 130 yeah can someone

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me the principle of this I mean I understand that the liquid propane is

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extremely cold right air conditioners work by having a liquid that expands

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that cools the thing you compress that compressor and turn it back into liquid

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yes here instead you're just burning it think about it this way right let's say

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you have a natural gas line going into your house instead of just burning it for your natural furnace you can also

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use it to cool your computer and that tank will last a good two hours I mean

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it's not the first time we asked Mother Earth to take one for the team I guess the flame expander is standard 240

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millimeter mounting so that just goes right on you know top mounted CPU Cooler

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are we actually doing that yeah it is literally the hottest CPU Cooler this

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goes for a while hey yeah there's a lot of liquid in here right so like all of

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that has to evaporate before it actually shuts down give her a little you know

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yeah I can actually warm it up with your hands it goes quicker for the components

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of our sub-zeroed on fire PC we have an I9

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13900k for the motherboard it's a strix

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e z790 for a GPU we have the strix 4090

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and this thing is a freaking Beast now we do have two not a flamethrower PC

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coolers and we just want to put two of them on the CPU that'll be so much more

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fun all of these components spare the GPU are actually going in the spiffing

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Brits PC so uh Tom if you're watching this I am incredibly sorry that I put

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Vaseline all over your motherboard before we go any further we need to just

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set a baseline 39 512 points in

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cinebench she freaking rips what do you call this fiery boy

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you know what they say any machine is a smoke machine if used wrongly enough ah

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it's actually fine 38 degrees that'll feel a little bit warm to your hand give

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a man a fire keep them warm for the day set a Man on Fire keep it warm for the

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rest of his life one of my absolute favorite things on these new ASUS boards

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is that instead of having to stick your hand in there to hit the little PCIe

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release thing there's a little switch a little button right there now you might

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be wondering why did I take this apart if we're not going to be Sub-Zero

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Cooling and that's because I want to have an external voltage controller so

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what we are doing is by just very simply sticking a little header here that

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allows us to connect to the i2c bus and with that we're going to talk to the

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voltage controller and be like what about you give us just way More Voltage

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than you think you should and then it does then we have a very fast GPU right

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now since we don't have a 3900 the only way I can make a mounting bracket for it

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is by buying a mounting bracket that already existed and then hoping to match

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up the bolt patterns I think this is a Cooler Master bracket that I got from

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Amazon and hopefully it fits onto this motherboard oh I think I can do you one

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better we have this thing it has all of the

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bolt patterns piece of new so you go like this we're actually going

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to want to take this socket cover right off and underneath it we're going to put

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a little bit of artists eraser when there's air and your Sub-Zero

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condensation forms condensation on the back of your CPU you know where this

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ends foreign

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to see now dear viewer I would like to apologize the storyline for the strix

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and the external voltage controller ends right here we tried to get it to work

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later but sadly our monitor was melting and we ran out of time instead of

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installing this retention bracket on that came with the motherboard we're

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going to use this thermal Grizzly CPU contact frame before we put this on

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though please everybody clip this and send it

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to spiff there we go I forgot to uh conformal

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coat the bits all the little chips that are around here will have a solution

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how do you feel right now

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I can get in into lots of cooling on a single into line iron heck yeah

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get fit two beside each other there so we got two radiators the plan is to put

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one here

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and then that will create a lot of Fire now instead of three brackets we have a

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single double bracket basically we've just mutilated one of our mounting

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brackets so we can mount two of the coolers onto a single CPU that'll give

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us full coverage of not just the dye but also the integrated heat spreader that

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will actually double our total cooling

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capacity uh Alex

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my motherboard is stuck

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you it'll be fun next time Alex wow

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you're cooling a computer with a fire extinguisher no no this piece of near

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pretty might be a little bit bigger than the case can handle uh hmm

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let's just mount it like normal using the thing you brought add some more

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Dielectric grease that'd be fine neoprene's nice but since we have schmut

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it just do that yep all right I can tell

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you this isn't going to be enough you will literally have water dripping off

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the back of this bracket we have to keep air off it the best part is if we do

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this outside there probably won't even be any condensation on this it still

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smells like propane in here you guys see the thing that they add to propane to

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make it really nice and smelly it lasts for about three to six months is what

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I've read online I just did the math on how much heat this is going to create

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okay well for reference electricity a kilowatt hour is equal to 3 400 BTUs

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we're going to be close to half a million

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this might actually be more expensive than I'm running liquid nitrogen you

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guys know that we just have like bolt down kits right yes but I don't know

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where it is going back to my office it's in I looked for that so long yesterday

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do you know why I keep my bolt through in this bin in my office because we had

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lots of them and nobody puts them back where they're supposed to be which is

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why we don't have those other ones and mine is not in here anymore what the

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hell happened to my bolt through why can't people return things oh this is

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cute I did find one cool thing in here though check this out this pen has a Lee

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and Lee catalog I would call this whole thing Half Baked but with like half a

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million BTUs I think it's probably full baked maybe even over baked one thing's

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for sure it's baked see my initial prototype was 200 watts and Alex is like

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that's not enough double it I was like okay so that was 400 watts and Alex was

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like I wonder if we can put two of them on here yes I know I work with them

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every day what do you want if we had 200

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Watts on this thing that CPU would be hotter than the sun this is what it

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takes to make me even more grateful for my team that I work with working with

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someone else's as soon as I asked

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contact you're probably like oh

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no should we you've had enough thoughts Alex this ain't no amateur hack job

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that's why we're using propane

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that's one of the worst things you've ever said man I've seen builds from our

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community using actual computer cooling components that look less clean than

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this yeah I feel like there's not many people that are running the 3900 with a

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40 90 all overclocked modded and sub-zeroed so we might set some high

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scores here you'd be surprised how many Nerds have already set those high scores

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the difference is that their system is Not Practical day to day yeah in the

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Canadian weather it's great for heating your house fifth fingerbread's Gonna Get

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Us computer it is going to be covered in dialectical grease and smell like propane it's going to be very confused

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yeah In fairness his computer was already going to be kind of confusing

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anyway because it's going to be cooled by T so

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well he's British Virgin people from Vancouver they don't clear off any of

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their stuff realize how long it would take to just like

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I cleaned out the spot under the fan so it won't be sucking snow up into the

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power supply that's thoughtful it was Brandon's idea

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there's no in the USB connector fine once you turn your computer off

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it'll solve itself when I have the ability to dump over 20 liters an hour

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of propane through this computer

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I see nothing that could go wrong feel like we're going through a nuclear

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launch sequence or something all right Alex you want to go ahead and hit it

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sure

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yeah further away oh oh that's so nice yeah

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that is very nice so that clicky noise is actually the solenoid being

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controlled by the pan header keep the flame at a minimum while the CPU is uh

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not doing any work I see uh we're at minus 10 degrees Celsius so far minus

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11. but and this is with restraint this

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is with the regulator going our pilot flames

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this is a proud Canadian tradition the annual computer cook should we be

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worried about the Flames being on the lines it'll be okay for a little bit

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they're directly in the fire though yeah it's probably not ideal yeah they're

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they're kind of smoking they're they're cooking and we want to get these out of

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the way yeah there's a bit of wind if you've got a bit of wind factor going on

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oh I don't know that I want this to be that close no no it's fine it's fine because we're going to rotate it this

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way it is oh yeah that power supply is now

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sucking in snow just uh yeah perfect oh

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okay yeah it should be fine well do you

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want to hit it again ah

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oh your mother is getting a little toasty now ideally we don't cook the

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monitor ah um wow the front of this case is looking

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pretty gnarly wow she's sweating boys

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all right hold on Becca monitors warping a little oh that's not great

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oh that's too hot on the hands that's really hot wow okay all right so we're

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gonna overclock this thing or what let's get a baseline run with the with the cooling distance to TJ Maxx 100 degrees

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starting to give us some froth on the back as long as the frost doesn't turn

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into water we're good CPU package one degree Celsius 39 795 points what was

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our Baseline 39 500. Oh so we got like

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300 points wow XTU has a new automatic

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overclock should we just hit it and see what happens let's see what it thinks of this CPU package we're currently

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consuming 260 Watts 40 481 points though

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should we just give her the beans see what happens

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all right we are now deregulated who needs regulations but you can't be any

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geek off the street oh my goodness I don't know if Max was a very good idea

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the fittings are on fire the case is on fire oh yeah the plastic at the front of

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the case is on fire who was it who didn't want to have the fire

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extinguisher handy you I think I can solve this ah

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did you turn it off yeah I turned it off oh boy why yeah we can just press that

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one okay it's back on in case it hasn't been adequately covered yet the Flames

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themselves are not what are doing the cooling these are propane cylinders

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instead of having them right side up so they release gaseous propane we flip

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them upside down so that they release liquid propane which is between negative

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40 and negative 45 degrees Celsius that runs through this regulator right here

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which then dumps that liquid propane directly onto our CPU now obviously

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liquid propane is gonna have to go somewhere it gets heated by the CPU

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turned into a gas and then released through these tubes into our flame

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expander up here where obviously it's going to be lit on fire so you can roast

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marshmallows all right do you guys think this can do six gigahertz um yeah and

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we're gonna turn it on to Max again ah it's running extended bench right now at

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60 gigahertz oh it's actually at 95 degrees so uh it did six no problem what

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score did we get 40 990. yeah I think

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that we can do 41 pretty easily here crackers oh yeah I could really go for

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some by the way I love your portable marshmallow roaster if you wanted hack

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some dust store would you like a pair of safety glasses too safety oh 41 604

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6.1 gigahertz not too bad 4.5 on all the

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efficiency cores this thing's actually ripping it may not be as cold as some

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methods of cooling but it certainly has plenty of cooling capacity oh wow that's

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really hot since we're getting some liquid coming through at full power the

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bottom is actually completely frozen over if we had a maze style design or

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otherwise more complex evaporator head over the CPU it's possible we could be

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seeing much better heat exchange and getting better efficiency out of our

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propane cylinders oh it's hot so it

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turns out having flames on your stuff does make it go faster oh I don't know

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if we can do 6.3 all core six points all core 6.2 that would be impressive

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so hot let's do your math do this what's

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up Jay also the CPU is running at 6.4 gigahertz right now nice

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okay oh yeah it's a little unpredictable

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oh no the back of the monitor is all liquidy again oh balls Oh my Jesus it's

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very ergonomic now no more sharp Corners I don't think that's whoa oh and it

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crash okay crashed and burned just like

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