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Andrew: Nice; okay, cool. 2 00:00:01.568 --> 00:00:02.535 Linus and Splave: Hahahahaha. 3 00:00:02.669 --> 00:00:03.837 Andrew: Nice, okay. 4 00:00:03.970 --> 00:00:07.073 Linus: We probably won't even need our makeshift conformal coating; 5 00:00:07.841 --> 00:00:08.641 it just looks cool. 6 00:00:10.377 --> 00:00:11.611 Linus: Kind of like your car, right? 7 00:00:11.778 --> 00:00:15.081 Like it looked okay and then you plasti-dipped it, and then you thought it was cool. 8 00:00:15.081 --> 00:00:17.517 Linus: No one else did, but you did. 9 00:00:21.321 --> 00:00:23.690 Linus: I don't know, is that an unnecessary shot across the bow? 10 00:00:24.924 --> 00:00:26.359 Linus: What nickname did you just make up for me? 11 00:00:26.526 --> 00:00:27.193 Splave: Little Balls. 12 00:00:27.360 --> 00:00:28.728 Everybody: *Laughs* 13 00:00:29.662 --> 00:00:30.063 Andrew: Nice. 14 00:00:30.063 --> 00:00:32.198 Linus: We're talking about the little balls of liquid metal in here; 15 00:00:32.232 --> 00:00:33.933 we're not talking about me. 16 00:00:34.034 --> 00:00:36.069 Alex: Are those okay at low temperatures? Linus: Do you see that? 17 00:00:37.470 --> 00:00:38.038 Linus: Shut down. 18 00:00:39.939 --> 00:00:41.274 Splave: Other side, and it's really weird. 19 00:00:42.042 --> 00:00:43.109 Splave: Hahahaha. 20 00:00:44.878 --> 00:00:46.679 Linus: What were you even worried about? 21 00:00:48.081 --> 00:00:52.886 Linus: Literally such a perfectly designed system, by this guy. 22 00:00:53.853 --> 00:00:55.789 Linus: Not a drop of water came out. 23 00:00:56.022 --> 00:00:57.290 Alex: Oh, good for you. 24 00:00:57.991 --> 00:01:01.294 Linus: And you, and that 5090. 25 00:01:02.362 --> 00:01:02.962 Linus: Okay. 26 00:01:02.996 --> 00:01:03.997 Yeah, okay. 27 00:01:03.997 --> 00:01:06.666 Linus: Well, some drops of water but it controlled drops. 28 00:01:07.367 --> 00:01:12.172 I had an opportunity to buy an old Cathar Storm G4, 29 00:01:12.205 --> 00:01:13.873 Linus: the all-silver one a little while back. 30 00:01:14.307 --> 00:01:16.142 Linus: The guy wanted like $400 for it or something. 31 00:01:16.176 --> 00:01:17.143 I was like, I don't need this. 32 00:01:17.177 --> 00:01:17.510 Splave: Yeah. 33 00:01:17.510 --> 00:01:17.911 Linus: I let- 34 00:01:18.311 --> 00:01:21.147 Linus: Every once in a while someone mentions an impingement plate, 35 00:01:21.147 --> 00:01:23.016 and I'm like, I should have bought that f***ing G4. 36 00:01:23.349 --> 00:01:24.484 Linus: It's so cool. 37 00:01:25.552 --> 00:01:27.387 Linus: To like the four people who care about it. 38 00:01:27.387 --> 00:01:28.121 Splave: Right, right. 39 00:01:28.154 --> 00:01:31.925 Linus: My buddy literally like invented modern water cooling paradigms. 40 00:01:33.693 --> 00:01:36.729 Linus: And I don't know if anyone ever like, did we know his real name? 41 00:01:36.729 --> 00:01:39.065 I can't remember; did that eventually become a thing? 42 00:01:39.099 --> 00:01:41.701 Linus: It was just like some Australian enthusiast who like, 43 00:01:41.734 --> 00:01:44.771 made a weird block design and then Swift Tech bought it, 44 00:01:44.771 --> 00:01:46.072 and then the rest was history. 45 00:01:46.106 --> 00:01:49.309 If he was ever murdered, would the cops go looking for Reese's Pieces? 46 00:01:52.378 --> 00:01:53.446 Reece: I don't know what the **** to say to that. 47 00:01:53.613 --> 00:01:56.082 Linus: I'm just kidding; they'd go looking for donuts like they always do. 48 00:01:58.651 --> 00:02:00.520 Linus: Make sure you don't move the camera away from that computer 49 00:02:00.520 --> 00:02:02.422 in case it all goes everywhere. 50 00:02:02.722 --> 00:02:03.389 Alex: Fair. 51 00:02:03.389 --> 00:02:03.790 Linus: Yeah. 52 00:02:04.591 --> 00:02:07.026 Linus: You want to get Alex's face too, in case it gets him right in the eye. 53 00:02:07.727 --> 00:02:09.062 Linus: We'll do it for the content. 54 00:02:10.063 --> 00:02:11.564 Alex: That happened the other day with the fire truck. 55 00:02:13.533 --> 00:02:15.668 Splave: I want to make sure it's working first. 56 00:02:15.668 --> 00:02:17.570 Linus: What are you saying about my skills? 57 00:02:17.570 --> 00:02:18.471 Splave: No, I'm not saying anything. 58 00:02:18.505 --> 00:02:19.906 Linus: First you call me small balls; 59 00:02:20.773 --> 00:02:23.643 then you say you don't believe in my ability to install a water block. 60 00:02:23.743 --> 00:02:24.978 Splave: I think that looks great. Linus: Is that leaking? 61 00:02:25.512 --> 00:02:26.479 Linus: No, it's not leaking. 62 00:02:26.546 --> 00:02:27.380 Splave: What? 63 00:02:28.281 --> 00:02:31.951 Alex: It's already at three gigahertz though; like that's pretty fricking fast. 64 00:02:31.951 --> 00:02:33.553 Linus: Yeah, for your nan. 65 00:02:33.887 --> 00:02:34.888 Splave: Hahahahaha. 66 00:02:35.522 --> 00:02:38.591 Alex: I don't know; my nan's 5090 is at like 2.6, 67 00:02:38.725 --> 00:02:40.593 like she got a pretty bad one. 68 00:02:40.793 --> 00:02:45.398 Linus: We need to audit our 5090 inventory if Alex has given them to his nan. 69 00:02:45.431 --> 00:02:47.467 Alex: Did the screen cap just poop itself? 70 00:02:47.600 --> 00:02:49.936 Andrew: No, I'm looking at it. 71 00:02:49.969 --> 00:02:52.305 Andrew: It is stuttering on your screen too. 72 00:02:53.106 --> 00:02:54.207 Alex: No, we don't have anything. 73 00:02:54.307 --> 00:02:55.942 Andrew: Oh, but we still got stuff here. 74 00:02:56.342 --> 00:02:58.711 Linus: Oh yeah; it's, it's outputting a score. 75 00:02:59.846 --> 00:03:01.080 Andrew: That's not a bad one yet. 76 00:03:01.114 --> 00:03:02.115 Linus: Buddy? 77 00:03:02.148 --> 00:03:03.983 Linus: Oh yeah; 40, 677. 78 00:03:04.250 --> 00:03:05.285 Splave: That's pretty good for stock. 79 00:03:05.318 --> 00:03:06.352 Linus: About what we expect. 80 00:03:06.352 --> 00:03:06.920 Splave: Yeah. 81 00:03:07.053 --> 00:03:09.155 Alex: That's amazing for stock. 82 00:03:09.189 --> 00:03:11.090 Splave: Beat our founder's overclock by a lot. 83 00:03:12.292 --> 00:03:14.494 Linus: How much radiator you got on this? Just a triple? 84 00:03:14.928 --> 00:03:15.428 Alex: Yep. 85 00:03:16.029 --> 00:03:17.463 Linus: That's a good thing we're going to be replacing that. 86 00:03:19.065 --> 00:03:20.200 Linus: Don't worry my pretty. 87 00:03:21.568 --> 00:03:23.169 Linus: You're going to get your time in the sun. 88 00:03:23.503 --> 00:03:23.970 Look at this guy. 89 00:03:24.003 --> 00:03:25.972 He's all, I'm going to shut down the system 90 00:03:26.005 --> 00:03:29.108 and then we'll do the BIOS swap and then we'll boot the system back up. 91 00:03:29.142 --> 00:03:31.277 Linus: We could probably do it in Windows, but you know. 92 00:03:31.311 --> 00:03:31.978 Splave: Give her a rest. 93 00:03:32.011 --> 00:03:33.313 Linus: I'm kind of sitting here going like, 94 00:03:34.147 --> 00:03:37.050 where was this carefulness yesterday when it was with our card? 95 00:03:37.083 --> 00:03:38.818 Splave: Hahahaha. 96 00:03:39.052 --> 00:03:39.886 Alex: Do we have an asrock? 97 00:03:40.486 --> 00:03:41.187 Linus: Apparently. 98 00:03:41.688 --> 00:03:42.155 Alex: Cool. 99 00:03:42.355 --> 00:03:42.855 Alex: I didn't know. 100 00:03:42.889 --> 00:03:45.391 Linus: Or at least we used to until he apparently wasn't careful with it. 101 00:03:45.525 --> 00:03:46.426 Splave: It's in my bag. 102 00:03:46.593 --> 00:03:47.961 Splave: Hahahahahaha. 103 00:03:48.728 --> 00:03:50.230 Linus: No, I think if you were planning to steal it 104 00:03:50.230 --> 00:03:51.497 you would have been careful with it. 105 00:03:51.664 --> 00:03:52.465 Splave: That's true. 106 00:03:53.566 --> 00:03:56.169 Alex: How does that play into all of like DLSS and stuff? 107 00:03:57.537 --> 00:03:59.606 Linus: Uh, like anisotropic filtering quality? 108 00:04:00.006 --> 00:04:02.809 Alex: No, I mean you deciding if your game looks like crap or not. 109 00:04:02.809 --> 00:04:05.945 Linus: Well, I can decide whether to enable DLSS. 110 00:04:06.145 --> 00:04:07.981 Alex: Mhmm, sometimes. 111 00:04:08.014 --> 00:04:11.651 Linus: Yeah, unless the game just like won't run very well without it, then I don't. 112 00:04:11.884 --> 00:04:13.686 Alex: Go to like Sons of the Forest. 113 00:04:13.686 --> 00:04:14.954 Linus: Like Black myth Wukong. 114 00:04:14.988 --> 00:04:15.321 Alex: Yeah. 115 00:04:15.388 --> 00:04:15.955 Linus: Yeah. 116 00:04:18.558 --> 00:04:19.892 Alex: I love modern gaming so much. 117 00:04:21.628 --> 00:04:24.297 Linus: Yeah, that assumes you can even like get your account logged in. 118 00:04:25.765 --> 00:04:27.367 Alex: Actually, I do really like modern gaming 119 00:04:27.367 --> 00:04:29.902 because you just play an indie game that one person made. 120 00:04:29.902 --> 00:04:33.139 Linus: You play it on your Steam Deck because like, who cares about any of this? 121 00:04:33.139 --> 00:04:34.974 Linus: Sorry, wait; I mean, yes, high performance computers. 122 00:04:34.974 --> 00:04:37.844 Linus: Let's goooo; Splavepc.com. 123 00:04:37.910 --> 00:04:41.514 Splave: I definitely don't play PlayStation at home. 124 00:04:41.781 --> 00:04:42.448 Splave: Hahaha. 125 00:04:43.182 --> 00:04:44.284 Alex: Oh, something's leaking. 126 00:04:44.651 --> 00:04:45.218 Linus: Oh? 127 00:04:45.251 --> 00:04:46.719 Alex: But like unrelated. 128 00:04:46.753 --> 00:04:47.320 Linus: What? 129 00:04:47.887 --> 00:04:49.155 Alex: It's dripping back here. 130 00:04:49.455 --> 00:04:49.822 Linus: Oh. 131 00:04:50.490 --> 00:04:51.991 Linus: Well, I don't think I care about that right now. 132 00:04:52.091 --> 00:04:52.392 Alex: Okay. 133 00:04:52.392 --> 00:04:53.826 Linus: Do you want to pull that a little closer to the edge? 134 00:04:53.860 --> 00:04:54.727 Alex: Hahahahaha. 135 00:04:54.727 --> 00:04:56.829 Linus: That's a part we're about to plumb out of the loop anyway; 136 00:04:56.829 --> 00:04:57.764 Linus: so it really doesn't matter. 137 00:04:58.731 --> 00:05:00.099 Even just like another two inches. 138 00:05:00.099 --> 00:05:01.100 Perfect; yep, I'm good. 139 00:05:01.868 --> 00:05:02.635 Linus: Oh crap. 140 00:05:03.303 --> 00:05:05.972 There's, there's water in here. 141 00:05:06.339 --> 00:05:08.207 What is windshield de-icer? 142 00:05:08.708 --> 00:05:09.642 Splave: Water and something. 143 00:05:09.642 --> 00:05:10.343 Alex: Yeah, water and something. 144 00:05:10.343 --> 00:05:11.811 Linus: Perfect, brilliant; okay. 145 00:05:11.911 --> 00:05:13.680 Linus: So I'm at the very top of the loop; 146 00:05:13.780 --> 00:05:17.116 which means that in theory, I can undo this and it won't leak much. 147 00:05:20.420 --> 00:05:22.322 Alex: Please don't spill water all over our computer. 148 00:05:22.989 --> 00:05:23.790 Linus: I... 149 00:05:24.624 --> 00:05:25.425 Splave: It'll dry. 150 00:05:25.958 --> 00:05:28.661 Alex: It'll dry, but we want to use it right now. 151 00:05:28.695 --> 00:05:29.562 Splave: Oh, right, right. 152 00:05:30.797 --> 00:05:33.199 Andrew: I mean, you can put it in the chamber; it'll dry it out pretty quickly. 153 00:05:35.468 --> 00:05:36.402 Splave: Why do you need scissors? 154 00:05:36.536 --> 00:05:37.704 Linus: Uh, for this zip tie. 155 00:05:41.207 --> 00:05:42.008 Linus: Ah, balls. 156 00:05:43.710 --> 00:05:44.544 Splave: Thank you, thank you. 157 00:05:45.578 --> 00:05:46.379 Linus: Ah, brilliant. 158 00:05:50.583 --> 00:05:51.951 Linus: Alright. 159 00:05:52.352 --> 00:05:53.486 Linus: Okay, we got a long tube? 160 00:05:54.287 --> 00:05:54.821 Linus: Tube me. 161 00:05:55.154 --> 00:05:56.089 Splave: Hahahaha. 162 00:05:57.123 --> 00:05:57.690 Linus: Nice. 163 00:06:01.060 --> 00:06:03.830 Linus: Tube me or not tube me? That is the question. 164 00:06:04.430 --> 00:06:06.065 It's not really a question, we're going to tube me. 165 00:06:06.532 --> 00:06:09.035 Thanks, Alex; I'm now tubed. 166 00:06:10.436 --> 00:06:11.804 Linus: Right, there it goes. 167 00:06:11.804 --> 00:06:13.406 Linus: See? That's the fastest way to drain a thing. 168 00:06:15.308 --> 00:06:15.842 Alex: Cool. 169 00:06:16.175 --> 00:06:17.076 Linus: Alright, I got it. 170 00:06:17.210 --> 00:06:18.845 Splave: It's like it just gave birth over here. 171 00:06:21.214 --> 00:06:22.648 Linus: Alright, let's fire up this chiller. 172 00:06:24.851 --> 00:06:25.485 Linus: Did I do it? 173 00:06:26.686 --> 00:06:29.422 Linus: Papa? Did I turn on the chiller? 174 00:06:30.156 --> 00:06:31.190 Alex: Oh, open the thingies. 175 00:06:31.657 --> 00:06:33.292 Linus: Oh, right. 176 00:06:33.359 --> 00:06:34.627 Linus: Alright, alright. 177 00:06:35.561 --> 00:06:38.131 Linus: Let's goooo! Let's go. 178 00:06:39.832 --> 00:06:41.634 Linus: Also, I hadn't done it, it didn't work. 179 00:06:42.769 --> 00:06:45.671 Alright, Alex standing by with the D-icer. 180 00:06:45.872 --> 00:06:49.976 We tried A-icer, B-icer, and C-icer; they just didn't meet our standards. 181 00:06:50.276 --> 00:06:51.043 Alex: You need the D. 182 00:06:53.079 --> 00:06:54.280 Linus: What are you adjusting? 183 00:06:56.416 --> 00:06:56.716 Alex: Oooh. 184 00:06:56.716 --> 00:06:57.383 Linus: Oh, that's the pressure. 185 00:06:57.517 --> 00:06:58.451 Linus: Whoa! Splave: Oh, Jesus! 186 00:07:02.155 --> 00:07:03.656 Splave: I got shrapneled. 187 00:07:07.627 --> 00:07:10.296 Alex: I was going to say we should put some hose clamps on those, and then I totally forgot. 188 00:07:10.329 --> 00:07:10.830 Alex: I brought them over. 189 00:07:10.863 --> 00:07:11.864 Splave: Oh, my God. 190 00:07:12.298 --> 00:07:13.166 Splave: It's a mess. 191 00:07:14.834 --> 00:07:15.902 Linus: What just happened? 192 00:07:17.336 --> 00:07:18.538 Splave: Is D-icer toxic? 193 00:07:18.905 --> 00:07:19.672 Linus: Um... 194 00:07:19.872 --> 00:07:21.374 Splave: It's all over me. 195 00:07:21.574 --> 00:07:23.276 Alex: It's probably not great for my pants, that's for sure. 196 00:07:25.011 --> 00:07:26.012 Splave: We all got it. 197 00:07:28.614 --> 00:07:29.515 Splave: Look at the screen. 198 00:07:29.515 --> 00:07:30.216 Linus: Oh, no. 199 00:07:32.185 --> 00:07:32.785 Splave: The laptop. 200 00:07:33.119 --> 00:07:33.719 Linus: Aah. 201 00:07:34.520 --> 00:07:35.755 Andrew: I mean, screens would... 202 00:07:35.922 --> 00:07:36.756 Linus: Okay. 203 00:07:37.323 --> 00:07:39.525 Splave: That was a stream, let me tell you. 204 00:07:39.559 --> 00:07:42.328 Linus: Fortunately, fortunately, 205 00:07:42.328 --> 00:07:45.398 the glass panel in the front of this computer took the brunt of it. 206 00:07:45.398 --> 00:07:47.433 Linus: I don't think we hit the GPU or motherboard. 207 00:07:47.633 --> 00:07:48.134 Alex: Yeah... 208 00:07:48.234 --> 00:07:49.535 Linus: One drop right there. 209 00:07:49.769 --> 00:07:52.972 Linus: We hit our screen in the back, but I think she's pretty clean. 210 00:07:53.105 --> 00:07:55.641 Okay, so she was clearly moving it. 211 00:07:55.741 --> 00:07:56.209 Alex: Yeah. 212 00:07:56.809 --> 00:07:57.543 Linus: So... 213 00:07:57.777 --> 00:07:58.377 Splave: That was awesome. 214 00:07:58.411 --> 00:07:59.445 Alex: The system was airlocked. 215 00:07:59.879 --> 00:08:00.379 Linus: Yeah. 216 00:08:00.513 --> 00:08:02.515 Alex: I'm not sure, but I'm getting hose clamps. 217 00:08:02.849 --> 00:08:05.384 Linus: Yeah; hose clamps, probably a good place to start. 218 00:08:05.384 --> 00:08:06.953 How much coolant did we throw? 219 00:08:07.119 --> 00:08:08.554 Okay, about that. 220 00:08:11.657 --> 00:08:12.992 Linus: Oh, it's unplugged. 221 00:08:15.094 --> 00:08:16.262 What a day already. 222 00:08:16.395 --> 00:08:19.532 Alex: Yeah, I knew that Justin turned down the pressure relief. Splave: Hahahahahahaha. 223 00:08:19.532 --> 00:08:21.767 Alex: So I was like, oh, maybe we just need to increase that a tiny bit. 224 00:08:21.901 --> 00:08:25.805 Alex: It's just automatically relieving; that was not the problem. 225 00:08:26.305 --> 00:08:28.508 Splave: Hahahahahaha. 226 00:08:28.508 --> 00:08:31.210 Splave: Those valves are so smart until you forget to turn them. 227 00:08:31.210 --> 00:08:31.844 Alex: Hahahaha. 228 00:08:32.345 --> 00:08:34.080 Linus: I mean, that compressor is running. 229 00:08:34.080 --> 00:08:35.181 Alex: Yeah, it definitely is. 230 00:08:35.381 --> 00:08:37.517 Linus: Oh, yeah; that side of it's hot. 231 00:08:38.050 --> 00:08:39.185 Linus: So the hot side's hot. 232 00:08:39.552 --> 00:08:41.053 Alex: It is dropping. 233 00:08:41.287 --> 00:08:44.624 Splave: Do you want me to give it a minute or keep running? 234 00:08:45.625 --> 00:08:46.792 Linus: Yeah, give us a sec. 235 00:08:46.826 --> 00:08:47.226 Splave: Okay. 236 00:08:47.527 --> 00:08:49.529 Splave: Can I run it and see if it raises the temp? 237 00:08:50.162 --> 00:08:50.663 Linus: Sure. 238 00:08:50.663 --> 00:08:50.997 Splave: Alright. 239 00:08:51.330 --> 00:08:53.165 Linus: The condenser is not hot. 240 00:08:53.332 --> 00:08:54.534 Splave: Think there was a gas leak? 241 00:08:54.534 --> 00:08:55.835 Linus: Is that still 17th place? 242 00:08:56.202 --> 00:08:56.836 Splave: 16th. 243 00:08:57.203 --> 00:08:57.770 Linus: Oh, wait. 244 00:08:58.070 --> 00:08:59.372 Linus: We took your own spot. 245 00:08:59.705 --> 00:09:01.607 Linus: Ha! Ha ha! 246 00:09:02.708 --> 00:09:03.876 Splave: Wait, yeah. 247 00:09:04.110 --> 00:09:04.877 Splave: Why does it say me? 248 00:09:06.145 --> 00:09:09.815 Splave: You're above me, yeah; congratulations. 249 00:09:09.815 --> 00:09:10.182 Linus: Yeah. 250 00:09:10.283 --> 00:09:13.653 Linus: Well, you know, congratulations to you too for helping us be above you. 251 00:09:13.653 --> 00:09:14.687 Splave: Hahahaha. 252 00:09:15.221 --> 00:09:16.422 Splave: 3.3 gigahertz. 253 00:09:18.691 --> 00:09:20.092 Alex: It's pretty friggin fast. 254 00:09:22.762 --> 00:09:26.265 Alex: Would CPU overclocking get us any more in this as well? 255 00:09:26.265 --> 00:09:28.534 Or is that kind of just doing what it's doing? 256 00:09:28.534 --> 00:09:29.936 Splave: Not on this, yeah. 257 00:09:30.403 --> 00:09:30.836 Alex: That's alright. 258 00:09:30.836 --> 00:09:32.805 Splave: Yeah, mostly GPU. 259 00:09:33.606 --> 00:09:34.941 Alex: What's the one dip there? 260 00:09:40.346 --> 00:09:43.783 Splave: Maybe a hard spot in the bench. 261 00:09:45.251 --> 00:09:46.319 Splave: Could be anything. 262 00:09:46.319 --> 00:09:46.686 Alex: Yeah. 263 00:09:46.752 --> 00:09:47.587 Splave: My mic. 264 00:09:48.287 --> 00:09:49.422 Alex: Hahahaha. 265 00:09:49.422 --> 00:09:50.056 Splave: Blame my mic. 266 00:09:50.256 --> 00:09:52.525 Splave: So if we really did have the chiller working, 267 00:09:53.192 --> 00:09:55.161 Splave: you could see the potential is pretty high, right? 268 00:09:55.161 --> 00:09:55.494 Alex: Yeah. 269 00:09:55.595 --> 00:09:56.062 Splave: Yeah. 270 00:09:57.063 --> 00:09:59.031 Alex: Yeah, if you dropped another 10 degrees? 271 00:09:59.065 --> 00:09:59.799 Splave: Hahahahaha. 272 00:10:00.099 --> 00:10:02.568 Linus: I'm trying to find 3, 000 RPM fans. 273 00:10:03.035 --> 00:10:03.703 Linus: Oh my God. 274 00:10:04.070 --> 00:10:05.137 Yeah, there's like that- 275 00:10:05.237 --> 00:10:08.674 How are they all facing exactly the opposite way of what I checked first? 276 00:10:10.576 --> 00:10:11.210 Linus: 3, 000. 277 00:10:13.846 --> 00:10:16.449 3, 000; let's go, we're on a roll here boys. 278 00:10:16.449 --> 00:10:17.316 2,000. 279 00:10:17.617 --> 00:10:20.119 This is why I always end up checking things like four times 280 00:10:20.119 --> 00:10:22.521 because I'm too ADD to keep track of what I've checked. 281 00:10:24.924 --> 00:10:26.759 Okay; I didn't get all of them, but I got enough. 282 00:10:31.330 --> 00:10:34.000 Where did I put the radiator? Oh, I put it over here. 283 00:10:34.000 --> 00:10:34.600 Linus: Ah, yes. 284 00:10:34.767 --> 00:10:36.936 Alex: I have started to pull the environmental chamber down. 285 00:10:37.136 --> 00:10:37.536 Linus: Okay. 286 00:10:37.637 --> 00:10:38.904 Alex: It'll be nice and cool when you're done in... 287 00:10:38.904 --> 00:10:39.739 Linus: I'll be ready for you. 288 00:10:39.739 --> 00:10:40.973 Alex: four and a half hours or whatever. 289 00:10:41.140 --> 00:10:41.674 Linus: What? 290 00:10:41.974 --> 00:10:42.942 Linus: No. 291 00:10:43.275 --> 00:10:44.677 Linus: Dude, I'm making progress. 292 00:10:45.077 --> 00:10:45.478 Linus: Yeah. 293 00:10:45.511 --> 00:10:46.445 Linus: Oh, no; there's a plan. 294 00:10:46.479 --> 00:10:48.381 Linus: This is going to take me like another 10 minutes tops. 295 00:10:49.048 --> 00:10:49.715 I got this. 296 00:10:50.449 --> 00:10:51.283 Linus: Hey, it's Jamie. 297 00:10:51.450 --> 00:10:51.951 Jamie: Hey. 298 00:10:52.118 --> 00:10:54.020 Linus: They told me you went home; I stole your project board. 299 00:10:54.153 --> 00:10:54.954 Jamie: Oh, it's all good dude. 300 00:10:55.021 --> 00:10:55.388 Linus: Yeah. 301 00:10:55.488 --> 00:10:56.389 Jamie: We got extras though, so. 302 00:10:56.689 --> 00:10:57.723 Linus: Alright; well, I stole it. 303 00:10:57.823 --> 00:11:00.259 Alex: Do you plan on doing any actual fastening with the fan? 304 00:11:01.594 --> 00:11:03.562 Linus: Oh, I was just going to like wrap the tape around it. 305 00:11:03.663 --> 00:11:04.230 Alex: Okay, that works. 306 00:11:04.330 --> 00:11:04.764 Linus: Yeah. 307 00:11:05.431 --> 00:11:06.632 Linus: Right, I know what I'm going to do next. 308 00:11:07.433 --> 00:11:12.438 Linus: I'm going to do this; Alex is giving me performance anxiety. 309 00:11:13.105 --> 00:11:13.639 Alex: Have fun. 310 00:11:13.806 --> 00:11:14.507 Linus: Okay, see you later. 311 00:11:14.507 --> 00:11:15.508 Alex: I'll just see how Splave is doing. 312 00:11:15.608 --> 00:11:16.108 Linus: Okay. 313 00:11:16.876 --> 00:11:18.711 Splave: It's saying the monitor isn't running. 314 00:11:19.345 --> 00:11:19.945 Alex: Hmm? 315 00:11:20.446 --> 00:11:25.251 Splave: It's saying monitoring was disabled, but it is enabled. 316 00:11:26.385 --> 00:11:29.055 Maybe I should just close it and reopen it. 317 00:11:29.522 --> 00:11:30.322 Alex: Yeah, maybe. 318 00:11:30.523 --> 00:11:32.525 Linus: I knew this thing would come in handy someday. 319 00:11:33.492 --> 00:11:34.927 Linus: This is why I never throw away anything. 320 00:11:35.928 --> 00:11:37.763 Andrew: What was this for originally? 321 00:11:38.164 --> 00:11:39.632 Linus: Nothing; I just thought it was cool. 322 00:11:39.632 --> 00:11:41.267 And I was like, oh, we should do an unboxing of that; 323 00:11:41.267 --> 00:11:44.036 and then we'll have one, just in case we need it. 324 00:11:44.937 --> 00:11:47.406 Linus: That's foresight; that's six sight. 325 00:11:47.573 --> 00:11:48.708 Linus: Nice! 326 00:11:50.042 --> 00:11:51.744 Linus: That's what I'm talking about. 327 00:11:51.877 --> 00:11:53.446 So this is going to be sketchy. 328 00:11:54.714 --> 00:11:56.315 Linus: Shield your virgin eyes. 329 00:11:57.717 --> 00:11:58.284 Linus: Oh God. 330 00:11:59.185 --> 00:12:00.419 Well, that was quick. 331 00:12:00.586 --> 00:12:01.687 Linus: Okay, so first things first, 332 00:12:02.354 --> 00:12:07.626 we're going to secure the project board to the radiator. 333 00:12:08.060 --> 00:12:09.428 Nice, nice; okay. 334 00:12:10.129 --> 00:12:11.464 Linus: Second thing second. 335 00:12:13.232 --> 00:12:14.500 Move Jamie's knife out of the way. 336 00:12:14.533 --> 00:12:14.967 Jamie: Sorry. 337 00:12:15.634 --> 00:12:16.469 Linus: No you're good. 338 00:12:17.970 --> 00:12:19.405 Linus: I'm going to put that right there. 339 00:12:24.210 --> 00:12:24.977 Oh, buddy. 340 00:12:26.212 --> 00:12:31.784 Dude, this, this is peak cinema. 341 00:12:32.985 --> 00:12:34.353 Linus: There's a little bit more I want to do here. 342 00:12:34.353 --> 00:12:35.521 I don't know if I need to use this. 343 00:12:35.521 --> 00:12:37.289 Is this tape expensive or cheap? 344 00:12:37.323 --> 00:12:37.890 Jamie: It's expensive. 345 00:12:38.023 --> 00:12:38.758 Linus: It's expensive. 346 00:12:38.758 --> 00:12:39.325 Jamie: Go for it. 347 00:12:39.425 --> 00:12:40.126 Linus: Okay. 348 00:12:40.526 --> 00:12:43.262 Linus: Well, cause I don't need this tape for the next thing I'm going to do. 349 00:12:43.262 --> 00:12:44.563 Jamie: Okay, well let me... Linus: So I'll use the other stuff. 350 00:12:44.563 --> 00:12:45.364 Linus: Yeah, thanks. 351 00:12:45.364 --> 00:12:46.165 Linus: Alright, that's helpful. 352 00:12:46.699 --> 00:12:48.868 I'm just going to use some gap tape for the next bit. 353 00:12:49.735 --> 00:12:51.337 Let's just seal this bad boy off. 354 00:12:53.305 --> 00:12:55.307 Jamie: Not even a zip tie was harmed today. 355 00:12:56.709 --> 00:12:58.310 Linus: I think tape is worse than zip ties. 356 00:12:58.310 --> 00:12:58.744 Jamie: Hahaha. 357 00:12:58.844 --> 00:13:00.312 Linus: Side quest complete. 358 00:13:00.646 --> 00:13:03.649 Linus: You have obtained this frigging thing. 359 00:13:05.851 --> 00:13:08.687 Linus: Cool, I'll keep that in my inventory forever just in case I need it. 360 00:13:08.854 --> 00:13:10.189 oh wait, did I ever get a pump? 361 00:13:11.023 --> 00:13:11.290 Linus: Okay. 362 00:13:11.323 --> 00:13:14.026 Linus: Well, I found a reservoir; so we have that. 363 00:13:15.227 --> 00:13:16.395 Alex: Well, what do you mean by a pump? 364 00:13:17.596 --> 00:13:18.030 Linus: What? 365 00:13:18.364 --> 00:13:19.431 Alex: We have this one over here. 366 00:13:19.932 --> 00:13:22.568 Alex: Oh, what I was thinking was we still use the chiller; 367 00:13:22.568 --> 00:13:25.337 even though it's not chilling too good, that pump in it is insane. 368 00:13:25.604 --> 00:13:26.138 Linus: Okay. 369 00:13:26.705 --> 00:13:28.507 Alex: So we put the chiller back there. 370 00:13:28.507 --> 00:13:30.209 Linus: Are we going to lose a lot of our cooling though? 371 00:13:31.010 --> 00:13:32.878 By pumping it out into that thing? 372 00:13:34.013 --> 00:13:35.114 Andrew: Because it's at 20 degrees. 373 00:13:35.114 --> 00:13:35.648 Linus: Yeah. 374 00:13:37.116 --> 00:13:38.651 Alex: Maybe? Maybe not? 375 00:13:38.784 --> 00:13:39.151 Linus: Yeah. 376 00:13:39.151 --> 00:13:40.085 Alex: I don't know, it's hard to say. 377 00:13:40.085 --> 00:13:41.987 Linus: I'm kind of inclined to use a pump in there. 378 00:13:42.054 --> 00:13:42.621 Alex: Sure. 379 00:13:42.721 --> 00:13:43.889 Linus: If that works for you guys. 380 00:13:44.423 --> 00:13:45.291 Alex: Do we have a big pump? 381 00:13:46.292 --> 00:13:48.627 Linus: I don't really have a big, big pump, unfortunately. Alex: Mmmmm. 382 00:13:48.627 --> 00:13:52.131 Linus: It used to have that old little giant, but it doesn't work anymore. 383 00:13:52.131 --> 00:13:55.034 Splave: Do you use the res pump thing we were using in here or no? 384 00:13:56.669 --> 00:13:57.903 Alex: Yeah, we could just use that one. 385 00:13:58.237 --> 00:13:58.904 Linus: We could do that? 386 00:13:58.904 --> 00:13:59.471 Alex: Yeah. 387 00:13:59.572 --> 00:14:01.674 Alex: I don't know where a big pump is though; one sec. 388 00:14:01.807 --> 00:14:02.441 Linus: Okay. 389 00:14:02.441 --> 00:14:03.108 Splave: Oh no. 390 00:14:03.242 --> 00:14:04.910 Linus: Compare results online; let's go. 391 00:14:05.477 --> 00:14:08.080 Linus: I won't know how big my dick is unless I compare it to people online. 392 00:14:08.247 --> 00:14:09.882 I mean, that's benchmarking for you. 393 00:14:10.049 --> 00:14:11.517 Linus: Oh, dude! Let's go! Splave: At it, baby. 394 00:14:11.851 --> 00:14:14.753 Linus: Let's go! We're top 10, baby! Let's go! 395 00:14:14.753 --> 00:14:16.021 Splave: Not even cold yet, right? 396 00:14:17.556 --> 00:14:21.126 Splave: It's running 3.42 gigs. Linus: Okay. 397 00:14:22.094 --> 00:14:23.596 Linus: Do you want to see it turn on? 398 00:14:23.596 --> 00:14:26.498 Splave: Yeah, did you really expect it to go any other way than this? 399 00:14:26.498 --> 00:14:27.700 Linus: I mean, I don't know man. 400 00:14:27.833 --> 00:14:29.702 Splave: Overclocking stuff is always this way. 401 00:14:30.669 --> 00:14:31.136 Linus: Okay. 402 00:14:31.270 --> 00:14:32.872 Splave: Oh, it literally plugs into the wall. 403 00:14:33.005 --> 00:14:33.572 Linus: Oh, yeah. 404 00:14:33.973 --> 00:14:35.040 Linus: Oh, yeah; she's AC. 405 00:14:35.140 --> 00:14:38.677 Everybody like for real though, do not touch this thing. 406 00:14:39.345 --> 00:14:40.446 Splave: It's like a hovercraft. 407 00:14:42.181 --> 00:14:43.949 Linus: Okay, give her a sec. 408 00:14:46.652 --> 00:14:48.053 Splave: Oh, we cleaned the floor. 409 00:14:50.723 --> 00:14:52.157 Linus: Hold on, she's still spinning out. 410 00:14:52.157 --> 00:14:52.658 Splave: It is. 411 00:14:52.691 --> 00:14:53.759 Linus: She's still spooling. 412 00:14:58.130 --> 00:14:59.265 Splave: How much longer? 413 00:14:59.565 --> 00:15:00.566 Linus: She's still spooling. 414 00:15:02.034 --> 00:15:03.168 Linus: Do you see your shirt rippling? 415 00:15:03.202 --> 00:15:04.236 Splave: That's ridiculous. 416 00:15:07.573 --> 00:15:08.540 Splave: Hahahaha. 417 00:15:11.577 --> 00:15:12.511 Splave: Wow, that is... 418 00:15:12.678 --> 00:15:16.448 Linus: So, I think she's going to cool your GPU there. 419 00:15:18.150 --> 00:15:19.718 Linus: The back pressure is killing it. 420 00:15:19.852 --> 00:15:20.286 Alex: Yeah. 421 00:15:20.286 --> 00:15:21.086 Linus: When I put it down. 422 00:15:21.086 --> 00:15:21.520 Linus: Okay. 423 00:15:21.620 --> 00:15:25.291 Linus: So, Alex is trying to find a pump; 424 00:15:25.291 --> 00:15:30.863 I kind of feel like I want to just plumb this thing in, 425 00:15:30.996 --> 00:15:35.100 in the meantime, in case he doesn't find anything, we'll go from there. 426 00:15:35.100 --> 00:15:35.601 Splave: Gotcha. 427 00:15:35.734 --> 00:15:38.003 Linus: I see you did not come back with a pump. 428 00:15:38.404 --> 00:15:38.837 Alex: No. 429 00:15:38.837 --> 00:15:41.440 Linus: Okay. Alex: I did find the pump, but not how to adapt to PC stuff. 430 00:15:41.440 --> 00:15:41.941 Linus: That's fine. 431 00:15:42.641 --> 00:15:44.510 Linus: I think we're good; so we're just going to use this. 432 00:15:44.877 --> 00:15:45.277 Alex: Sweet. 433 00:15:45.311 --> 00:15:46.378 Linus: And we're just going to set it up in there. 434 00:15:46.412 --> 00:15:49.148 Linus: Will this pull down pretty quick, or does it take a minute? 435 00:15:49.148 --> 00:15:50.049 Splave: It's already up. 436 00:15:50.049 --> 00:15:52.985 Alex: Yeah, it's already pulled down but it does pull down really quick. 437 00:15:52.985 --> 00:15:53.385 Linus: It does? 438 00:15:53.385 --> 00:15:55.788 Linus: Okay, because I got to open it and basically build this thing in there. 439 00:15:55.788 --> 00:15:57.156 Linus: So, yeah. 440 00:15:57.222 --> 00:15:59.425 Alex: Can we not have it like assembled before we do that? 441 00:15:59.525 --> 00:16:02.494 Linus: I mean to a degree, but like 442 00:16:02.695 --> 00:16:06.365 I don't know exactly where it's going to sit in there until I open it up and stuff, so. 443 00:16:06.832 --> 00:16:07.466 Alex: Fair enough. 444 00:16:07.566 --> 00:16:08.000 Linus: Okay. 445 00:16:08.133 --> 00:16:09.368 Linus: We're ready to do this thing? Alex: What tubes are we using? 446 00:16:10.202 --> 00:16:12.037 Linus: I assumed we would just use these tubes. 447 00:16:12.171 --> 00:16:14.206 Alex: Okay. Linus: Do you want to use that EK black stuff? 448 00:16:15.507 --> 00:16:17.576 Alex: Well, we've got a bunch of long tubes right there. 449 00:16:18.877 --> 00:16:20.479 Linus: Uh, sure. 450 00:16:20.612 --> 00:16:23.182 Alex: Where do we want the computer to live, I guess is the real question. 451 00:16:23.215 --> 00:16:24.516 Linus: Well, I thought the computer's going in there. 452 00:16:25.017 --> 00:16:26.018 Alex: Oh, the whole thing? 453 00:16:26.051 --> 00:16:27.119 Linus: That's what I assumed. 454 00:16:27.119 --> 00:16:27.786 Alex: Oh, sure. 455 00:16:27.820 --> 00:16:28.520 Alex: Yeah, we can do that. 456 00:16:28.520 --> 00:16:28.887 Linus: Yeah. 457 00:16:28.988 --> 00:16:29.455 Alex: Okay. 458 00:16:29.955 --> 00:16:30.556 Linus: Okay. 459 00:16:31.023 --> 00:16:32.791 Alex: In that case, I'll increase the temperature in it a bit. 460 00:16:35.027 --> 00:16:36.261 Linus: A little? Oh, what's it at now? 461 00:16:36.929 --> 00:16:37.997 Alex: -30. Linus: -30. 462 00:16:38.630 --> 00:16:39.398 Linus: Um. 463 00:16:39.398 --> 00:16:41.533 Alex: So, I was thinking that we were only putting that in there. 464 00:16:41.533 --> 00:16:42.768 Linus: Oh; I mean, I'm flexible. 465 00:16:42.768 --> 00:16:45.237 Linus: Sure, yeah, we could do that; whatever you like, Alex. 466 00:16:46.305 --> 00:16:48.540 This may struggle with such a long loop, though. 467 00:16:49.108 --> 00:16:52.311 Alex: Yeah, it really will; that's why I wanted that. 468 00:16:53.012 --> 00:16:53.545 Linus: I get it. 469 00:16:55.481 --> 00:16:57.449 Alex: Alright, let's just put the whole thing in there and see what happens. 470 00:16:57.449 --> 00:16:58.851 Linus: Wait, does this have a bypass? 471 00:16:59.485 --> 00:17:00.953 Linus: Like, can we just run the pump? 472 00:17:00.986 --> 00:17:01.787 Alex: I feel like no. 473 00:17:01.920 --> 00:17:02.855 Linus: I don't think so, man. 474 00:17:02.921 --> 00:17:06.458 Linus: No, I think we're just going to have to go with this, 475 00:17:06.458 --> 00:17:09.028 because this is going to like, not help at all. 476 00:17:09.028 --> 00:17:09.561 Alex: Yeah. 477 00:17:09.628 --> 00:17:10.162 Linus: Okay. 478 00:17:10.629 --> 00:17:12.097 Linus: Okay, so we throw it all in there then? 479 00:17:12.598 --> 00:17:13.832 Alex: Yeah, I guess we're throwing it all in there. 480 00:17:13.832 --> 00:17:15.367 Linus: Do you think she'll run it minus 30? 481 00:17:16.402 --> 00:17:18.470 Linus: When did we find that it didn't work anymore? 482 00:17:18.771 --> 00:17:20.205 Alex: Right around -30. 483 00:17:20.939 --> 00:17:21.407 Linus: Okay. 484 00:17:22.207 --> 00:17:23.509 Linus: Maybe we'll do, like -25? 485 00:17:23.509 --> 00:17:23.942 Alex: Yeah. 486 00:17:24.109 --> 00:17:24.676 Linus: Okay. 487 00:17:24.676 --> 00:17:25.511 Linus: Okay, cool. 488 00:17:25.677 --> 00:17:27.312 Linus: So we'll open her up, I'll start building, 489 00:17:27.312 --> 00:17:29.281 we'll chuck the PC in, and we'll call it a day. 490 00:17:29.281 --> 00:17:30.549 Linus: Where's our display cables? 491 00:17:30.549 --> 00:17:32.151 Do we have long display cables and stuff? 492 00:17:32.518 --> 00:17:33.018 Alex: Yeah. 493 00:17:33.152 --> 00:17:34.086 Linus: And peripherals? 494 00:17:35.020 --> 00:17:36.155 Linus: Oh, look at that. Alex: Peripherals are wireless. 495 00:17:36.622 --> 00:17:37.689 Linus: Look at that! 496 00:17:38.123 --> 00:17:39.525 Linus: Buddy, let's go! 497 00:17:39.558 --> 00:17:40.259 Linus: Alright, here we go. 498 00:17:41.360 --> 00:17:42.628 Alex: Alright, do you want to turn off the system? 499 00:17:44.296 --> 00:17:45.531 Linus: I think he just did another run. 500 00:17:45.664 --> 00:17:46.065 Alex: Oh, yeah. 501 00:17:49.968 --> 00:17:50.869 Alex: Well, you can see what the run is. 502 00:17:50.869 --> 00:17:52.204 Linus: Woo! Woo! 503 00:17:52.237 --> 00:17:52.838 Alex: Or not. 504 00:17:56.208 --> 00:17:59.044 Linus: Oh, she's chilly, boys! She's chilly! 505 00:17:59.645 --> 00:18:01.713 Alex: I would sure hope so. Linus: Okay so- 506 00:18:01.947 --> 00:18:02.481 Linus: Oh, God. 507 00:18:02.481 --> 00:18:03.982 Alex: That stupid thing, we don't need this. 508 00:18:03.982 --> 00:18:05.784 Linus: Stupid rings, I'm not into the rings. 509 00:18:06.151 --> 00:18:08.587 Linus: Okay you know what, let's just lose the rings. 510 00:18:09.054 --> 00:18:10.222 Linus: Everyone's got to have a thing. 511 00:18:10.255 --> 00:18:12.925 Mine is janky, horrible water cooling. 512 00:18:13.058 --> 00:18:15.360 Splave: What, does that have an arrow on it? Like, the tube? 513 00:18:15.360 --> 00:18:15.661 Linus: Yep. 514 00:18:15.727 --> 00:18:16.795 Splave: Directional tubing? 515 00:18:16.929 --> 00:18:19.031 Linus: No, it's from when it was part of the system 516 00:18:19.164 --> 00:18:21.266 that cools my computer at home with my pool. 517 00:18:21.366 --> 00:18:22.134 Splave: Oooh, gotcha. 518 00:18:22.134 --> 00:18:24.002 Splave: So you knew in the run which way it was going? 519 00:18:24.002 --> 00:18:24.336 Linus: Yeah. 520 00:18:24.336 --> 00:18:24.703 Splave: Okay. 521 00:18:25.304 --> 00:18:26.505 Alex: Well, in theory. 522 00:18:27.039 --> 00:18:28.207 Andrew: I remember that so well. 523 00:18:28.240 --> 00:18:31.176 Andrew: Remember the whole conversation about which direction the arrows should be going? 524 00:18:31.176 --> 00:18:33.445 Alex: In practice, it turns out that arrows are very ambiguous. 525 00:18:33.445 --> 00:18:35.214 Andrew: Hahahaha, it was crazy. 526 00:18:36.248 --> 00:18:40.786 Linus: Because sometimes you use them for heat and sometimes for liquid flow; it turns out. 527 00:18:42.521 --> 00:18:46.725 Splave: Point it to where it's coming from; that's a good idea, right? 528 00:18:47.493 --> 00:18:49.928 Alex: I only label things with supply and return now. 529 00:18:49.928 --> 00:18:50.562 Splave: Yeah, there you go. 530 00:18:50.662 --> 00:18:53.932 Linus: Turns out that there's a reason that industries do things. 531 00:18:53.932 --> 00:18:56.268 Alex: Yeah, a nice little juice box, the forbidden Kool-Aid. 532 00:18:56.602 --> 00:18:58.003 Alex: Am I good to start just filling it? 533 00:18:58.137 --> 00:19:00.239 Linus: Yeah, let's get power in before we start filling it. 534 00:19:00.539 --> 00:19:02.074 Linus: Where's all that cooling going? 535 00:19:03.242 --> 00:19:04.543 Oh, it's filling up the rad. 536 00:19:04.543 --> 00:19:05.110 Oh, nice. 537 00:19:05.210 --> 00:19:06.612 Linus: I don't see any leaks yet. 538 00:19:07.946 --> 00:19:09.248 Alex: No, I also feel like that there's- 539 00:19:09.581 --> 00:19:11.517 Alex: Oh, there is some water going through now. 540 00:19:11.650 --> 00:19:14.753 Linus: Dude, the coolant said 16; and that's with the door open. 541 00:19:16.788 --> 00:19:19.491 Linus: Wait, is the fan even running yet? 542 00:19:19.625 --> 00:19:20.225 Alex: I don't think so. 543 00:19:20.225 --> 00:19:20.726 Linus: Sick. 544 00:19:21.360 --> 00:19:22.194 Linus: This is going to be awesome. 545 00:19:22.828 --> 00:19:23.495 Linus: Oh, we have an output? 546 00:19:23.495 --> 00:19:23.762 Reece: Yeah. 547 00:19:23.862 --> 00:19:25.297 Linus: Oh, that's great; okay. 548 00:19:25.697 --> 00:19:27.900 Linus: Oh, man; I love it when the problem is just a bad cable. 549 00:19:27.900 --> 00:19:28.467 Linus: Yeah. 550 00:19:29.668 --> 00:19:31.370 Linus: What do you got the chamber set to, Alex? 551 00:19:31.370 --> 00:19:32.638 Alex: I just set it to -20. 552 00:19:32.638 --> 00:19:33.338 Linus: -20. 553 00:19:33.338 --> 00:19:36.975 Linus: Okay; thing's about to get frosty in there. 554 00:19:38.110 --> 00:19:40.279 Linus: But not frosty because we can control the humidity. 555 00:19:40.312 --> 00:19:42.247 Alex: Yes, yeah. 556 00:19:42.414 --> 00:19:43.549 Alex: Is that mouse just not working? 557 00:19:43.682 --> 00:19:44.183 Linus: Oh. 558 00:19:44.850 --> 00:19:45.984 Linus: Am I...? Splave: I'll get closer. 559 00:19:46.018 --> 00:19:46.485 Linus: Uh-oh. 560 00:19:46.585 --> 00:19:50.055 Linus: Oh, I think my water might have been in the way. 561 00:19:50.222 --> 00:19:50.923 I have an idea. 562 00:19:51.590 --> 00:19:52.524 Splave: Get us closer. 563 00:19:55.160 --> 00:19:58.864 Alex: If we put in one of those extendo antenna things that probably would help a lot. 564 00:19:59.531 --> 00:20:00.232 Linus: Well, we didn't. 565 00:20:00.399 --> 00:20:01.166 Alex: Yeah, we really did not. 566 00:20:01.166 --> 00:20:02.301 Alex: I don't think we want to open it. 567 00:20:02.701 --> 00:20:07.806 Linus: Nope, not right now; we're at -0.5 and our loops at four degrees Celsius. 568 00:20:07.940 --> 00:20:09.141 Splave: Wow, beautiful. 569 00:20:09.141 --> 00:20:10.943 Linus: GPU sitting chilly at six. 570 00:20:11.076 --> 00:20:12.644 Alex: It seems like it's working really well. 571 00:20:12.744 --> 00:20:14.713 Linus: There's still plenty of time for one of those fittings 572 00:20:14.713 --> 00:20:18.617 to just... everywhere because you got all these different materials in there, right? 573 00:20:18.717 --> 00:20:21.286 Linus: Different thermal expansion rates and all that; who knows? 574 00:20:21.386 --> 00:20:25.757 Linus: And we've never done this specific thing before; we are in uncharted territory. 575 00:20:25.857 --> 00:20:29.995 Linus: I think our temp sensor there stops at zero, Alex. 576 00:20:29.995 --> 00:20:30.929 Alex: Oh, darn. 577 00:20:31.063 --> 00:20:32.764 Linus: Because our GPU is at one. 578 00:20:32.798 --> 00:20:35.634 Linus: What's she at now? 26, 28? 579 00:20:35.734 --> 00:20:39.171 Linus: Wow; that thousand watts really does do a number on it, eh? 580 00:20:39.304 --> 00:20:40.672 Alex: Does it raise the temperature in here? 581 00:20:40.939 --> 00:20:41.840 Linus: I doubt it. 582 00:20:41.907 --> 00:20:42.507 Andrew: Just getting a shot. 583 00:20:42.507 --> 00:20:43.208 Linus: Can we just go up. 584 00:20:43.609 --> 00:20:46.044 Alex: Yeah, it's raising the temperature of the whole chamber. Linus: Dude! 585 00:20:46.044 --> 00:20:46.878 Splave: Oh my God. 586 00:20:46.979 --> 00:20:48.247 Linus: You've got to be kidding me. 587 00:20:48.880 --> 00:20:50.916 Linus: We're up 0.3 of a degree already. 588 00:20:51.016 --> 00:20:53.518 Splave: How many watts is that fan pulling? Linus: 0.4. 589 00:20:53.518 --> 00:20:58.123 Splave: A couple? Linus: I mean well, the fan might be contributing- Look, I did the best I could. 590 00:20:58.123 --> 00:20:59.825 Splave: Yeah, it looks awesome man. 591 00:20:59.992 --> 00:21:03.061 Splave: It's probably blowing air over the memory even, too. 592 00:21:06.198 --> 00:21:08.233 Linus: You see it going up? You see it tick up one? 593 00:21:09.134 --> 00:21:10.002 Splave: Yeah, there you go. 594 00:21:10.702 --> 00:21:12.537 Linus: Oh, wait; no, no, we're dropping now. 595 00:21:13.272 --> 00:21:13.872 Linus: Hold on. 596 00:21:14.406 --> 00:21:14.740 Linus: Wait. 597 00:21:14.740 --> 00:21:15.407 Alex: Oh wait, yeah we're just idiots. 598 00:21:15.407 --> 00:21:16.642 Linus: Alex, were we reading it wrong? 599 00:21:16.775 --> 00:21:17.609 Alex: Yeah, we're just really dumb. 600 00:21:17.709 --> 00:21:18.410 Linus: Oh. 601 00:21:19.011 --> 00:21:22.948 Linus: Ignore the whole storyline where we thought the temperature was going up. 602 00:21:22.948 --> 00:21:24.116 Linus: The number was going up. 603 00:21:24.182 --> 00:21:27.486 Splave: Hahahahahaha. 604 00:21:28.086 --> 00:21:29.855 Linus: Like you hasn't made that mistake before. 605 00:21:31.590 --> 00:21:31.990 Linus: Dang it. 606 00:21:31.990 --> 00:21:33.258 Alex: See, that's why you need Fahrenheit. 607 00:21:35.994 --> 00:21:37.229 Alex: I think we might have to- 608 00:21:37.262 --> 00:21:39.031 Oh, no, we can't really open it up anymore. 609 00:21:39.031 --> 00:21:39.398 Linus: Nope. 610 00:21:39.498 --> 00:21:43.235 Linus: It'll immediately frost over and condense on it. Alex: Yeah. 611 00:21:43.235 --> 00:21:44.803 Linus: So we literally can't open it. 612 00:21:46.138 --> 00:21:46.505 Linus: Here we go. 613 00:21:46.505 --> 00:21:47.572 Linus: That's it; it's working, though. 614 00:21:48.440 --> 00:21:49.775 Alex: Yeah. Linus: The Linus way. 615 00:21:49.808 --> 00:21:50.309 Alex: Yeah. 616 00:21:51.877 --> 00:21:53.011 Splave: My pants are dry now. 617 00:21:53.545 --> 00:21:53.979 Linus and Alex: Yeah. 618 00:21:54.946 --> 00:21:55.814 Linus: Mine too actually. 619 00:21:56.114 --> 00:21:56.815 Linus: That's great. 620 00:21:57.082 --> 00:21:59.117 Linus: Here we go; deathmatch, dust 2. 621 00:21:59.251 --> 00:22:02.988 Oh, man, I'm feeling good; the mouse is even kind of working right now. 622 00:22:03.121 --> 00:22:03.188 Oh, now we're going; we're going fast, boys. 623 00:22:03.221 --> 00:22:06.258 Linus: Oh, I don't think we're going to get our apples to apples comparison to yesterday. 624 00:22:07.259 --> 00:22:08.126 Linus: Yeah. 625 00:22:08.360 --> 00:22:11.963 Wait, is it just? I don't know, whatever medium. 626 00:22:12.831 --> 00:22:14.933 I don't know what the actual, like, eSports dialed in. 627 00:22:14.933 --> 00:22:17.602 Splave: DLSS; highest. 628 00:22:18.570 --> 00:22:19.404 Alex: 4:3. 629 00:22:19.438 --> 00:22:23.342 Linus: Man, no, we're not- We're not dialed, boys; we're not dialed. 630 00:22:24.076 --> 00:22:24.976 Linus: I can't win. 631 00:22:25.210 --> 00:22:26.378 Splave: More of a stability test now. 632 00:22:26.378 --> 00:22:27.512 Linus: Can't get close like this. 633 00:22:27.512 --> 00:22:28.547 Splave: 3550. 634 00:22:29.381 --> 00:22:30.515 Linus: Man, this looks like trash. 635 00:22:30.549 --> 00:22:31.316 Linus: Is DLSS on? 636 00:22:32.017 --> 00:22:33.685 Linus: Oh, he doesn't see me, he doesn't see me, he doesn't see me. 637 00:22:33.852 --> 00:22:35.921 Linus: No, no, no, no, no; come on! 638 00:22:36.855 --> 00:22:38.190 Gotta get L in his card. 639 00:22:39.091 --> 00:22:41.193 It's gonna be a little wet, but otherwise undamaged. 640 00:22:41.493 --> 00:22:42.060 Splave: It's alright. 641 00:22:42.160 --> 00:22:42.961 Linus: We ready, boys? 642 00:22:43.929 --> 00:22:44.363 Linus: Three- 643 00:22:44.363 --> 00:22:46.231 Alex: One sec, I want to unplug it on the other side first. 644 00:22:46.231 --> 00:22:47.165 Linus: Oh, that's a good idea. 645 00:22:47.299 --> 00:22:48.300 Linus: Alright, you G to G? 646 00:22:59.911 --> 00:23:01.646 Linus: Alright! 647 00:23:02.614 --> 00:23:03.315 Linus: Hey, shut up. 648 00:23:07.986 --> 00:23:08.820 Here she goes. 649 00:23:09.321 --> 00:23:12.724 You'll see her ice over real quick here; it happens really fast. 650 00:23:15.227 --> 00:23:17.362 Oh, do you want to turn off the fan? 651 00:23:17.496 --> 00:23:18.730 Linus: Hey, there we go. 652 00:23:18.764 --> 00:23:20.465 Linus: How do we turn this thing off? 653 00:23:20.799 --> 00:23:21.233 Andrew: Fire. 654 00:23:21.933 --> 00:23:22.901 Splave: That's really cool. Alex: Yeah, the big button. 655 00:23:23.635 --> 00:23:24.636 Linus: Whatever, alright. 656 00:23:25.604 --> 00:23:29.775 Linus: Alright; so yeah, once the moisture in the air hits this thing, 657 00:23:29.908 --> 00:23:33.378 she goes like this, which is why we weren't able to open it once we started. 658 00:23:35.947 --> 00:23:38.550 Alex: Man, that Lambo front cover might look really cool right now. 659 00:23:39.117 --> 00:23:41.720 Splave: The LCD is not gonna look too good in a minute. 660 00:23:41.753 --> 00:23:42.154 Linus: Oh! 661 00:23:42.154 --> 00:23:42.921 Andrew: Holy sh**. 662 00:23:43.021 --> 00:23:46.425 Linus: I mean, hold on. 663 00:23:50.395 --> 00:23:52.063 Splave: I feel like we need eye protection for this. 664 00:23:52.230 --> 00:23:53.031 Linus: There we go, yep. 665 00:23:55.467 --> 00:23:56.568 Splave: Oh, that is sick. 666 00:23:58.970 --> 00:24:00.372 Alex: Wow, that's- 667 00:24:02.941 --> 00:24:04.009 Linus: Fast computer. 668 00:24:04.042 --> 00:24:06.545 Linus: Very fast; like a Lamborghini.