Cutting open an AIO with mixed metals

People always freak out at the idea of mixed metals because of galvanic corrosion.. but what happens when AIOs use both copper and metal for a long period of time?? Let's cut one open and find out!
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[@akshathk.]

Everyone's talking about surgery on a grape, but Jay did surgery on an AIO cooler...

[@Christopher_S]

They did surgery on a grape?

[@Marclivis]

Surgery implies keeping it alive. He just straight up murdered this poor aio cooler. :(

[@killacamfoo]

WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY

[@DeeSnow97]

@@Marclivis it's called dissection, although yes, you're supposed to do it on things that are already dead

[@meatsafemurderer7743]

Weird flex, but okay.

[@Impulse21s]

Dear Jay, hey I need that H100i back i loaned you for that review a few years ago. Has deep sentimental value to me, so be careful with it. Thx.

[@wormeaten]

No this is my H100i and I want it back.

[@beegyoshi2828]

No mine >:3

[@seagu9633]

Guys, guys. It's actually OUR h100i.

[@obedulloa6219]

@@seagu9633 I can hear the anthem in the background

[@snakeinabox7220]

@@seagu9633 ussr

[@TuneSleuth110]

Ah, yes. The video where Jay eats styrofoam, I've found it again!

[@gio9789]

Eheheheh i'm here for the same reason

[@84MadHatter]

he also eats packing earlier in the, This place is a disaster! Again..., video # 999 at 2:53

[@xand3r6_yt]

3:24 YES Jay, i do sometimes try to unscrew a screw with a screw

[@SULFURIOUS]

This foam scene... my coffee landed on my monitor! xD

[@filippocld]

You have to ingest the coffee first before trying the styrofoam, you can’t spit coffee flavored styrofoam 😜

[@SULFURIOUS]

xD

[@techmathmajor]

Yes that was hilarious

[@mrcoconut9205]

I have watched it like 20 times now xD

[@user-sz4dg1fw9m]

Can someone make 10 hours video of this?

[@blackaccordlx]

Love all the nonchalant titans popping up in videos.

[@MitgliedT5]

where did you see another one ??

[@e.p9859]

@@MitgliedT5 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3fcioWwbZeeia8 at 30:30 and 34:00

[@Mak_0007]

Wonder if Gamer Nexus did the same. 🤔

[@blackaccordlx]

@@Mak_0007 havent had a chance to watch, but it sounds like they did.

[@TotoGeenen]

@@Mak_0007 knowing them, probably not

[@ethankriegel5957]

I'm an HVAC service tech and it's pretty common to see copper and aluminum in comfort cooling systems. Copper piping with aluminum fins on the indoor and outdoor coils is standard construction across the industry for residential and commercial. I don't know if it's the alloys used, or the refrigerants, or the grounding, but we hardly ever see a failure from galvanic corrosion.

[@InfiniteBeingX]

Lol "Jay cut open a 2080 ti, No." That made my day. Lots of humor in this vid. Awesome vid. I finally know how the water is traveling inside the aio. Thanks Jay.

[@DoomWalker42]

We know the real reason behind this video (eyes RTX Titan box). Wonder when the announcement is. Press F for that radiator.

[@TrippyRexTech]

F

[@fajaradi1223]

F

[@Sgt_SealCluber]

F

[@mistereighty8677]

F

[@SrApathy33]

f

[@1blackice1]

2:20 RTX titan teased. Lol

[@janzehnder1787]

Thought the same and jay was like ehhh put that RTX Titan to the Side XD

[@tankionlinemarkos]

Linus did the same on WAN Show haha!

[@1blackice1]

TornadoPL was honestly not sure if that one was an accident or not, now Ive seen multiple other people “leak” it as well, so it clearly was on purpose. Lol

[@N0N0111]

So the $2000 Pro consumer GPU is almost here! Bet it's 15% faster then RTX2080Ti

[@llawliet9443]

Its there for the entire video above the PC on the right

[@morenoise8086]

Gotta say... that was an impressively clean cut with the hacksaw. Bravo.

[@helldog3105]

I think it would be pretty cool to see a cross-section cut of a pump motor for a water cooling loop. I have seen an exploded view, but something about cross sections is different and intrinsically more interesting for me.

[@Ekulman]

another Titan RTX box hrmmmm

[@Valus2Volas]

LInus now jay lol

[@tzxazrael]

new stealth marketing campaign? hmmmmm.....

[@atnfn]

What will that cost? $2000? $2500?

[@richg4051]

@@atnfn i bet $3000

[@LcFan96]

3fiddy(k)

[@julianpaterno1066]

how many kids do you owe Nvidia now that you have an Titan RTX?

[@mazterrein]

All of them

[@angel102ify]

3, and a kidney.

[@noenaja1571]

So where is the "Includes paid promotion" box in the video? Under the new ASC rules announced last fall, if a company pays or compensates someone to promote its products on social media, those online posts must be clearly identified as advertising or sponsored content.

[@tomdebom1346]

Noe Naja its not an ad, he is hinting at a future video

[@cynicalvibes_8193]

He sold his testicles

[@BC-ni6hp]

Dad: who’s jayztwocents? Me: 3:09

[@broodjekaas820]

6:11

[@mr.waffentrager4400]

Lol

[@Glasses5x]

3:03 - LOL! My 3.5 yr-old LOVED that bit. We re-watched it like 5-8 times. XD ... ^That and 6:06. Thanks! No, I don't watch KZbin tech videos with my child, just happened to be in same room.

[@Ragatokk]

Since you already shut down cutting open a 2080 TI, Cut open a Titan RTX.

[@Silenieux]

How about Phil? >.>

[@wika1117]

@@Silenieux The doctor ?

[@HudsonGTV]

Jay you should cut open that RTX Titan box.

[@Belgiumdoesnotkickas]

Funny thing is he was the youtuber that was so strongly advocating the new TI was basically a titan while i commented it was not and got shit for my comment.

[@emmanuelferguson]

@@Belgiumdoesnotkickas okay

[@mikel9656]

i love the sly placement into the vid.... actually no it makes my shill detector go off then something like that is done. not saying he is mind you just that it sent the alarm off in my head

[@JimmyTheSaintDailyVideos]

Yeah he fucking lied. The die clearly showed another GPU in the stack above the 2080ti. Jay was either woefully ignorant, or complicit.

[@Hachiae]

@Terry Wilson trying to greentext on youtube...

[@javiervazquez9472]

Dear internet, as a Plumber who deals with mixed metals all the time, I can assure you this is a real issue... when both dissimilar metals are touching. In this case, you have a separation between the copper and aluminum only linking them with the rubber hose. The only way this would be affected is if the liquid inside corroded one metal, and the pieces that break away makes its way to the other side and came into contact with the dissimilar metal. But to be honest, if that were to happen, the dissimilar metals would be the last of your concerns.

[@samus4799]

The sound effects at 3:14 kill me. Good job, editor guy.

[@simpson9448]

Phil is the goat

[@andy_byrd]

RTX Titan "accidental" leak at 2:28

[@Return_To_Sender]

Showing a box is not a leak...Everyone knew it was coming. We still know nothing.

[@Krytern]

@@Return_To_Sender He did put accidental in quotes clearly pointing out it wasn't really a accident just made to look like one. Nice job.

[@Return_To_Sender]

@@Krytern you obviously didn't read what i said. The word LEAK is wrong. Accidental or not, you can't use the word leak in this context, it makes no fucking sense.

[@scavanger1000]

@@Return_To_Sender it does though.. if it's not officially announced its a leak, it doesn't matter if we know it's coming

[@Belgiumdoesnotkickas]

Funny thing is he was the youtuber that was so strongly advocating the new TI was basically a titan while i commented it was not and got shit for my comment.

[@rubbers3]

What's the point of a vise if it's not bolted to the table? At this point you could've just hold it with your hands xDD

[@pr0xZen]

This. I guess its for cosmetic reasons when its not in use, but there are good middle grounds. I have a fold-down workbench, with drill press, vices, grinders etc on it. But its in my garage, and i can't park my car there without folsing up the bench. So I marked the holes, drilled appropriate size through, bashed in machine thread nut inserts from the back-/underside. Now they're quick and easy to install/uninstall on the bench, the holes are smooth, material don't strip after a few installs, and once in place its more secure than with a clamp or big wood-style screws.

[@poeticsilence047]

I WAS WONDERING THE SAME THING...

[@johngaltline9933]

Fully agree that a vise should be bolted down. However given the limited use Jay probably has for one on his main video bench, I suggest bolting it to a foot long 2x6 instead of the bench, with carriage bolts sunk in to the underside. Then use a couple cheap C clamps to secure it to the bench when needed.

[@MTBScotland]

You mean vice.

[@rubbers3]

@@MTBScotland Normally, I'd use vice, but since Vice is total shit full of the worst kind of propaganda and false information - I use vise.

[@DanielM2006UK]

Without a doubt one of the funniest videos Jay and the crew have ever done.

[@charlesnix8314]

I like how he talks about the mixing of the metals as he casually picks up the box labeled as having an RTX Titan in it like it was nothing special yet places it out of the way, but where it can clearly be seen. The only thing I am really surprised about is that there weren't 2 boxes.

[@amaankhan2042]

Showing rtx Titan *accidentally* or more like *intentionally* ...

[@MaksimBurnin]

Packaging sneak peek embargo lift

[@MrKingStyx]

glance at the rtx with disgust and move it to the back while never actually looking at the box again in disgust and frustration x'D

[@Hachiae]

where is this box? i watched the video like 3 times. i have to be missing something obvious

[@Thyassasin99]

@@Hachiae 2:23

[@Hachiae]

Thyassasin99 ohhhh in his hand, cheers dude

[@Flyinspaghetti]

That smell/green colour is due to propylene glycol in the liquid which in AIO's is used at a much higher concentration than open loop inhibitors i.e. the liquid itself is not just "water" with glycol in it but more of a diluted gycol solution which is why it barely causes corrosion. And the reason why this method is only used in closed loops rather than liquid intended for custom loops is because when you expose the glycol to air it oxidizes forming acids, in an open loop you're more likely to have more air trapped in it where as closed loops are factory pressure filled. Therefore this is not a good case to try to debunk galvanic corrosion, if you want to debunk it make a proper custom loop with copper blocks and an aluminium rad... use straight up distilled water with no additives and leave it running for a few weeks.

[@Bobcat665]

So, then... You can prevent oxidization of the glycol by topping off the reservoir with an inert gas? :^)

[@Flyinspaghetti]

@@Bobcat665 Well a lot of of people use Ethylene Glycol (Antifreeze) in the water cooling space, issue is Ethylene Glycol is toxic while Propylene Glycol isn't. Therefore AIO companies can get away with a ton of regulatory health & safety hassle by simply using a safe fluid, however propylene glycol has the issue of oxidizing to form lactic acid so they pretty much pressure fill the AIO's and keep them in a closed unserviceable design.

[@MyouKyuubi]

Yeah, or, it could just be that the liquid is actually allowing a slight amount of galvanic corrosion because the liquid in the system is 4 fucking years old. It "Fights" galvanic corrosion, it's not galvanic corrosion-proof. :P You are supposed to change the liquid and/or the cooler every now and again for a reason, you know.

[@Darthquackius]

He isnt trying to debunk galvanic corrosion. He straight up says he doesnt recommend mixing metals and it only works at all in a specialized loop with known metal mixtures and coolant chemical composition. Now it would be interesting to see a custom loop designed to run efficiently with a custom fluid for mixed metal. But why would he waste time running a distilled water and mixed metal loop? That's a known result. Galvanic corrosion right from the goddamn start.

[@Malus1531]

Flyinspaghetti explained why propylene glycol isn't used in open loops, but not why AIOs use it in the first place. It does help with corrosion, but there are other chemicals that can probably do that better and with less negative effects. Propylene/ethylene glycol have lower thermal conductivity and specific heat than water (worse at transferring heat) and higher viscosity (pump has to work harder). Ethylene glycol is better than propylene glycol in this respect, but as Flyinspaghetti noted the former is toxic and the latter is not. Either way, still worse than water. So why use it? One of the main benefits is that it raises the boiling point and lowers the freezing point. This allows the AIO to survive more extreme conditions, especially during shipping (cargo holds of planes can get pretty cold). This isn't as necessary for open loops, where you're not adding fluid until it's in the comfort of your home. Good point about the acids though, didn't know that.

[@BryceAdvice]

3:04 Jay's mind is taken by an alien for the next 30 seconds. He completely looses it.

[@galeocurvier7217]

So... what happened to the RTX 2080ti replacing the Titan and thus justifying the price?

[@flipsideca]

Jay is just an Nvidia shill. Come on, he gets these free, but consumers have to pay. He creates "demand" by teasing these videos. There was really no point to this video except to create demand for this overpriced, overhyped product that really can't do better than a 1080Ti. But ohhhh, Ray Tracing and "nVidia Inside". Ray tracing is not mainstream yet, but only has one game with Ray Tracing.

[@galeocurvier7217]

@@flipsideca If Jay was a shill, I'd of thought he'd have some sort of inside information and wouldn't be making such claims only to have the Titan come along and well...

[@DragonQueefs]

@@flipsideca You're a fucking crybaby dude.

[@Ckcdillpickle]

@@flipsideca most games these days have ray tracing.

[@tetrislunatic4290]

@@Ckcdillpickle i dont agree with flipsideca but to say most games these days have ray tracing is just wrong. There are like 10 games atm that can make us of RTX like BF5, Control, Shadow of Tombraider, Watch Dogs, Metro Exodus, Wolfenstein, Dome, DL2 and Minecraft (for what ever minecraft needs that;). Additionally the only AAA titles to come for the next 6-7 months with RTX are for now Cyberpunk and CoD with a couple of no name games. I quite like RTX but it just covers like 20% of the current AAA games and only like 1% of the mid-range and non of the indi-games. SO not most of the games but just some good once are using ray tracing and for now it isnt realy worth it but in 1-2 years maybe.

[@Nobody98456]

6:30 *JUST USE FLEX TAPE TO FIX IT* Is this meme already dead?

[@lindholmaren]

Rip throwing backs scoopz in heaven

[@TehAbsMan]

JonTron released a video about it today, so I guess not?

[@combatwombat594]

I think it's FlexSeal but I feel like Jay should try lmao

[@foxknapp2199]

No, true memes never die

[@user-nq3xi4wm2k]

It can’t die, it just gets fixed by flex tape

[@BenieTheDragon]

8:35.. No.. no no no. Don't do that! You forgot to throw eggs at the radiator, silly goose!

[@boopydoopy4819]

Eggs+UGH AHHH AHU sounds

[@So0riginal]

8:35 JaysTwoCents is HowToBasic confirmed

[@Bongstahable]

I am howtobasic

[@Glorioso]

@@Bongstahable the first two videos of ur channel are funny af u should do more

[@Bongstahable]

@@Glorioso hihi

[@qzxyst6946]

How2jayZ

[@TurboJohn74]

3:13 ~~ makes us think of Will Sasso... Lemons! A good fun laugh bro, ty!

[@kanuckistanprepper5321]

2:20 Saw the RTX Titan dude, did they require one kidney or both???

[@videocardsvs7445]

BAHAHAAH!!!! ugh.....

[@dubzhd3711]

1 kidney n half your liver ive heard

[@salehjamaleddine7468]

They require 3

[@jreererer8490]

as i was told they require 4 kidneys,half tongue and 1/3 of your liver

[@autronic9306]

Both...

[@Jokerdude444]

I could see Jay dressing up as the Grinch. He looks like some kind of Who from Whoville

[@WhackyCast]

Pressing 6 and 9 whilst watching video reminds me of Beavis and Butthead.

[@beefpares716]

haha

[@briangiovannoni1516]

These type of vids are FANTASTIC and informative. Thank you.

[@amidamaru0086]

Hey, Jay, you ought to do a head-to-head between the A240G and the equivalent copper kit/parts from EK's main line. Maybe also versus a factory hybrid card and an 240 CPU AIO, too. I'm super curious to see how much difference the metals make versus the price.

[@KooK3]

I would like to see what happens when you take various coolants and run them for a couple weeks to a month with different metals. I know that would mean a few pumps, reservoirs and radiators, but, show what happens. Also, a loop with just distilled water, and compare them. Or, find a way to reuse AIO's to cut down on materials used or potentially discarded. Great video, BTW

[@Justin-nq3xb]

As far as my knowledge on electrochemical systems goes, I really don't think corrosion is an issue to worry about with PC water-cooling. There's a "galvanic series" of metals basically showing which metals will corrode which and the closer the metals being mixed are to one another the harder it is for one to corrode the other; copper and aluminum are rather close on that list. Also, another factor in corrosion reactions is the surface area ratios between the two metals. The preferred system is to have the "more noble metal" have a greater surface area in comparison to the other metal; in this case aluminum is "more noble" and the surface area in that radiator is surely much larger than the copper in the block.

[@AsthmaQueen]

ya thats another thing to take into consideration is the type of fluid AIO's are using along side as an above poster pointed out the Area rule. Since there is very small amount of copper exposed to fluid and on top of that the fluid is likely highly glycol based and probably pretty far from actually water it will have vastly different properties and corrosion inhibitors etc that will likely help prevent this sort of corrosion. If you took the EK or Thermal take Block/Radiator and mixed it with Copper hardline, I guarantee you'd see results

[@uncutninjadopeNeo]

3:06 I spit all my drink out in laughter lol

[@ViewTube_Emperor_of_Mankind]

Hands down best video, haven't laughed this hard. Gave me lots of flashbacks about what I would do with my buddies when we were working on something... wish I had that much fun at work :(

[@lelouchyagami703]

Everyone's just gonna tease the Titan RTX at this rate

[@onisama222]

This video was brought to you by Nvidia Titan RTX.

[@Pknuckles1804]

You read my mind, man. I thought about sending you my 4 year old h110i to cut open. Glad to see I can keep using it.

[@SimpleGunner]

jay done went full 'that uncle' in this video, and it was funny.

[@cularu1]

What's going on with the titan rtx??

[@spitfire5656]

I'm glad my h100i cant see my screen

[@ThatRealCoolWhiteGuy]

I love the way you do your ads. It was funny and something I was actually interested in instead of seeing the same Subaru commercial every video I click THAT I CAN'T SKIP

[@brandonbennett6211]

I laughed so dang hard when he started the foam spitting montage.

[@AlexanderVRadev]

OK Jay has finally cracked and gone mad.

[@michaelhuss0]

Totally. Isn't it great? LOL XD

[@mangellotti57]

And made the best video ever...

[@thqp]

This video was 100% more entertaining due to Jay's meltdowns in between than I originally expected :D Not to say that Jays videos would ever be "un entertaining" :D

[@kimchi4258]

jay seems to get crazier every video he uploads.

[@FishSnot]

reuse that bang up radiator just for fun lmao, loved this episode was funny and informative thanks

[@mountedpatrolman]

Jayztwocents "the 2080ti, is taking the place of the titan"

[@Belgiumdoesnotkickas]

Funny that you're not posting a video about the new titan being anounced while you so strongly advocated that the TI was the new Titan.

[@christopherlee2396]

Had Nvidia used the same naming nomenclature for this generation as past generations, the TI would be the Titan. These next Titans are built for more professional applications.

[@Belgiumdoesnotkickas]

@@christopherlee2396 An nvidia shill defending this bullshit. No it's not. Previous generations were as much built for professional applications as it is now. The titan is barely an upgrade from the TI but only has more VRAM. it's the same bullshit only with a 1300-1500 dollar price increase over previous titans

[@timhaddox]

he made a prediction and was wrong. big deal. it was simply a guess that the ti was the new titan. get over it

[@Belgiumdoesnotkickas]

@@timhaddox he's a shill and that's that

[@timhaddox]

@@Belgiumdoesnotkickas Yeah, his consistent criticism of nvidia totally makes him a shill. youre just a hater. and thats that

[@GweeGwee]

I've had my thermaltake 3.0 360 AIO for some 2 years now and was just recently wondering how it's looking on the inside by now. Then this popped up in my sub feed 👍

[@samuelforsberg1283]

Jay2Cents shooting packing foam from his mouth is the highlight of this video 🤣

[@KnifeHandleSupply]

This is gonna be the last straw. A lot of us purchased a 2080Ti at exorbitant price under the assumption that their wouldn't be a Titan this go around as Nvidia has been stating that Titans were meant as prosumer cards. Now we're seeing the RTX Titan in the hands of influencers and gaming component reviewers (unlike with the prosumer Titan V). This is some Bullshit.

[@Zipzeolocke]

so much for that theory about the 2080 TI being the Titan renamed…

[@joanbighorn9778]

Gotta say that the ad at the beginning was very well done, this is how all companies/organizations should preset their sponsors.

[@T8k3n]

OKAY! 3:02 ... the squirrel type moment he had... it made me laugh so hard I cried. Made my night.

[@Krytern]

Use both copper and metal? But copper is a metal..... Strange video description.

[@autronic9306]

1:08 WIND OUTSIDE!!!

[@ramrod1697]

I like how subtle that tease was lol

[@HookerHeels]

I've had the same AIO (Corsair H100) since 2012... still keeping my temps cool. All good in the hood.

[@mfortyturbo2]

What did you put in his coffee today Phill?

[@CarthagoMike]

some coffee-lake chips, I assume

[@mfortyturbo2]

@@CarthagoMike Or it's the result of not getting any coffee at all?? :D

[@CarthagoMike]

to coffee or not to coffee, that is the question ;)

[@Roecky]

I see an RTX Titan box...i smell a review incoming ... and an absurdly high price... Im gonna go with atleast 1999 - 2500 $

[@EthanSeville]

Roecky the 2080ti is AUD$1899 xD

[@elitebuster2012]

@@EthanSeville isn't everything like 100% more expensive down in the land of the koala and kangaroo?

[@JimmyTheSaintDailyVideos]

Yet Jay said there would be no Titan this time around. The 2080ti IS the titan. Thats why they are charging so much for it. Im paraphrasing, but thats basically what Jay said.

[@dannysmith713]

Probably MSRP of $7,000 usd and will probably fail and have to RMA a week later like my buddies MSI Duke RTX 2070

[@wabachi]

wasnt titan v 3k?

[@117TheWolf]

You had me at “You really can make things custom with wraps” 👍 👷🏻‍♂️

[@GingerBeardicus]

Very interresting to see, though I do have one question... how much use has this AIO seen? I have one myself that I bought in 2013 or so, and have been using to this day, pretty much on the daily, and I would be interrested to see how well the coolant’s held up over the years once I get to replace it...

[@lucaspeterson8181]

cut open phil

[@hycron1234]

poor phil... rip.

[@Decent60]

Jay missed a good clickbait title: 22C blade vs AIO

[@resetcoder]

Even bigger news: Combustion engines in cars are usually made from iron or aluminum, the cylinder is made of steel press fitted into the engine block, the cooler chamber is already made of two metals, and the cooler in the front is usually made from aluminum or rarely copper, and if it is not circualting completely antifreeze, then it is usually mainly water. The only corrosion comes from iron getting rusty (iron and water, what a surprise), and the rest is just filled up with the slug. If the coolant is pure then it is not making chemical reaction with the cooler (so actually cars run for tens of years without having problem with the cooler). And if the fluid is dielectric then the metals are galvanically insulated, no reaction happens even if having different electronegativity (aka different metals).

[@Vv_Twisted_vV]

Thanks for the video, I was wondering where the temperature probe was located. Now for the interesting questions. The probe on the cooler runs the fan speeds on the unit or doe's the MB control it? What is the difference in the MB probe temps vs the AIO probe temp being that probe is offset of the chip and more than likely sensing the fluid temp and not the CPU temp.

[@GoodOldGamers]

I had a H100i that failed in my old AMD 9590 system that was about 4 years old. Didn't find out until the system failed to boot after about 30 seconds, and trying just about everything to get to boot to windows. When I opened the case there was liquid in the bottom and a spot where it was dripping down the graphics card. Guessing there was either no coolant left and or the pump didn't work. This caused the CPU to thermally shutdown immediately without booting all the way into windows. I'm thinking my failure was not due to corrosion but maybe a seal leak from that space heater of a processor 9590. Maybe I should take it apart and see what happened. Thanks for the video, Casey.

[@NawchoDaddy]

Enermax TR4 360 AIO galvanized in less than 6 months use.

[@nphil93992]

Yeah it would be useful if someone cut open on of them to show what can happen when the manufacturer gets it wrong

[@uchihakeyblade]

Except Enermax doesn't use Asetek technology. Corsair on the other hand, does.

[@thestig007]

lmfao the foam xD now we know what to get him for christmas, since he already has everything else.

[@MsToshi1990]

Oh my. The foam part was SO funny ♥ Love you Jay! :D

[@Arhentir]

0:57 Diss to Gamers Nexus :)

[@Chaktal]

'what happens when AIOs use both copper and metal' - I'm confused, what is copper made of then???

[@dismiggo]

Atoms.

[@tektkite7255]

semen

[@cameronk7399]

More specifically this so-called ‘metal’ is aluminium (not sure what alloy, probably 6061 Aluminium which is pretty cheap and very easily machined). I’ve noticed that Americans in particular tend to have a very simplistic view of what exactly ‘metal’ is. They’ll refer to shitey zinc, forged steel, stamped steel, copper, and aluminium as if they are the same thing lol morons. Tbf ABS plastic is basically stronger than awful ‘pot metal’ zinc.

[@dismiggo]

@@cameronk7399 Probably because they all are. I mean, you call the Saturn-V and the Falcon Heavy rockets too, although they are miles apart in pretty much every category

[@GlorifyGodInEverything]

@@cameronk7399 Not everyone knows everything about everything. I don't know shit about metals. I could tell you the ballistics testing for different caliber bullets and types of ammunition and call everyone idiots that doesn't know the same thing because I know about it. Goes both ways. Or I can tell you the difference between a piston driven operated Ar system vs a gas impingement system. Or I can tell you failures usually caused by dove tails failing prematurely due to an over hardened trigger hammer that is not smoothed out properly in AK systems, or the difference between a cast and forged truniun on AK weapon systems. But I don't call people idiots cause they don't know that. Or I can tell you how to get rid of fire ants in your yard and call people idiots for not knowing. Or many other things. People focus on paying their bills and hiring professionals to take care of things they do not understand. That is why we have business's. Hardly anyone is a jack of all trades. Lucky for me i've worked in many different places and know a little about a lot. A person that calls other people stupid or morons is actually the moron because of the blank statement backed by nothing and little understanding. Most people know something that other people do not know, but that does not make other people stupid. That is a stupid thing to say.

[@themininguys9003]

Hey jay so I just purchased a nzxt h200i and I finished a mini itx build in it and I wanted to put a custom loop into it my first time doing any custom cooling

[@phatec]

Only thing that makes me cringe is when manufacturers mix copper and aluminum. And some of them use an aluminum fin sitting on the copper block, the fin disintegrates clogging up the tubes.

[@KittyRoyale]

nice rtx titan.. I thought you said the 2080ti was the new titan line, too support the cost... HMMMMMMM????

[@Fine_i_set_the_handle]

guess whos a sellout?

[@SickBuckNaStY]

Suspect As Fuck! He Was Paid In New Titans To Spread That Missinformation... Why? Jay? Why?

[@MassimoTava]

I use nothing less than a sti intercooler for best performance on my i3

[@chrisp2876]

My late father talked about mixing metals like Egon talked about crossing the proton pack streams in Ghostbusters.

[@myexodus566]

The thing with Galvanic Corrosion is, there must be dissimilar metals in the presence of and electrolytic solution for it to occur. The use of specialized coolants removes this electrolytic solution, rendering the use of dissimilar metals harmless, unless you were to use the system for a decade, give or take a year or two.

[@papapumphrey8135]

RTX TITAN then RTX TITAN X then RTX TITAN XP

[@Shmozone]

Wouldn't it be an rtx titan xt? I thought the P stood for pascal Unless it was in the video and I missed it

[@kaldo_kaldo]

RTX Titan XP Ti

[@hellfire92837]

RTX TITAN XPZTi

[@siedenburg1]

More like RTX Titan 8, RTX Titan 8.1, RTX Titan 10, RTX Titan 10 anniversary update ... they learn to count from Microsoft

[@agentgreenland]

Jay, make an "I digress" t-shirt

[@jur4x]

What, "digressing since 2012" is not good enough? crowdmade.com/collections/jayztwocents/products/jayztwocents-jayztwocents-embroidered-polo

[@agentgreenland]

@@jur4x No. Just "I digress'

[@carlos3686]

Keep repping the regular folks Jay. I love your vids!

[@Mani-aX]

i had to watch the foam launch seen many times over my eyes were watering, too funny!

[@CondemnedInformer]

Oh look at that Jay, a RTX Titan. Didn't you say that the RTX 2080 Ti was the new Titan? Hmm, so will this one be 5% faster and be $600 more expansive? Awesome, cannot wait.

[@TheLastElderDragon]

It's 1300 dollars more expensive..

[@MythionVR]

"and be $600 more expansive" I don't think money makes the card anymore wider or longer than something half it's price. Now your e-peen on the other hand...

[@daddylook]

I think you should have a collaboration video with Linus😄

[@danshimandle1938]

Kyle John Emmanuel Era Jay was on Scrapyard Wars one season.

[@raf42]

He's also been a guest at LTX.

[@lifeofabachelor8547]

not to mention that LTT and Jay tend to focus on different things within the tech industry

[@kanuckistanprepper5321]

He already did a few times.

[@lelouchyagami703]

Watch scrapyard wars, all the collab you'll need

[@HVDynamo]

This is still hands down my favorite JayzTwoCents video. Why? The foam.

[@justinparkeradams]

The automotive industry has been doing mixed metal cooling loops for literally decades with little to no problem. Heck, for quite a while their were aluminum, copper, brass, and steel parts all in a single loop.

[@ABaumstumpf]

"The automotive industry has been doing mixed metal cooling loops for literally decades with little to no problem." They have been doing it for over a century and still have chemists and other experts checking it for every single model yet problems creep up all the time. So no - mixing those metals is not a good idea.

[@EngineInformant]

this is 100% correct! i had a full clear hard tubed water cooled pc that was aluminum mixed with copper. never even foggy after 18 months!. COOLANT MATTERS! this is not new, cars have done it for years, ignore the idiots online and just use good coolant with good anti corrosive materials

[@nimrodquimbus912]

It would seem to me that automotive Ethylene Glycol automotive coolant would work just fine.

[@larrypaul2462]

Actually modern automotive engine blocks/heads/radiators are aluminum. Years ago when cast iron was the normal for blocks/heads using copper radiators, even doing a yearly flush fill could/would produce gunk in the system. Hence why you also flushed the system rather than just drain/fill. Needless to say, inhibitors have also improved over the years.

[@zerzoornickelback]

That foam apparently did something to deserve that! Lol

[@terakahn]

I really love Jays ad spots lol

[@lindseyrobinson4986]

Another thing people don't seem to realise with mixed metal cooling solutions, is that cars have been running mixed metals for a long time. Worst being copper radiator, alloy heads, and cast iron block. (Not particularly common, but did exist, go look SA22C for example, not heads and a block but same same.) They see worse conditions that a PC cooling solution ever will, and simply by using proper coolant (with anti corrosive agents) and controlling stray currents, they last just fine.

[@C00LM4N]

6:10 so it's just a blow j... ay?

[@fajaradi1223]

J... Sucks!

[@yuanchiwang]

I just so curious how many times do you say "I digress"in your life.

[@4x4Zombie]

okay that foam stunt was one of the funnies things ive seen in a minute.

[@bluebeard2011theorigional]

as a person who received a very high distinction in destructive metals testing in mechanical engineering. I have even been used as a witness in a case where I proved most mowers are set to fail as they use steel against aluminum heads without a treated sleeve here is some advice to pass onto you viewers galvanic corrosion happens when the metals rub and only when the metals rub its why you dot mix steel and tin unless its been treated the metals cause this when they rub together they must touch for this to happen its why we nylon washers between metals