Food Theory: Did Frosted Flakes Just Make The ULTIMATE Gaming PC?

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Theorists, did you know Tony the Tiger of Frosted Flakes fame is now a big time VTuber? Well, he is and like any Creator he has to have a fully customized PC to do his gaming on. So what is so special about this that I'm doing a whole Food Theory episode on it? It is his MILK COOLED computer! That's right. Tony is cooling his computer with MILK. Is that even POSSIBLE? We are going to find out!
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[@E7XEE]

Matpat saying, “I’m just the food channel guy saying milk and computer go BRRRRRRRRRR” is just everything I never knew I needed to hear

[@InvestmentIdea]

@griffy thx

[@dr.stonefish5882]

OMG same!

[@caderyan07]

I need more of this

[@ThomasTheThermonuclearBomb]

Gotta love 7:34

[@wellberightback5595]

7:34

[@titocity8923]

If I had a nickel for every time a major food company decided to make a gaming computer, I'd have 2 nickels which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

[@Bed12344]

good take

[@EnderDragon]

Are you secretly Dr. Doofenshmirtz?

[@Skantewarrior-vi5sj]

🤖

[@baconsarny-geddon8298]

A meat pie company in Australia ("Four & Twenty Pies") did it, as well as KFC and the furry-bait cereal company. You just got 50% richer!!

[@InktheImpassive]

Yeah, I remember KFC's attempt in making a console that cooks.

[@gateador_gat7105]

Quick fact, here in Mexico they had to remove mascots from all pieces of food in order to stop child obesity, frosted flakes just has a stripe simulating Tony's tail, really interesting stuff, would love for it to be a video

[@ZION73082]

OMG McDonald's has a creepy pedo clown as a mascot, but it's not stopping kids from eating kids meals. 🙄🤦‍♂️

[@sometwat]

Given the community that surrounds Tony we should probably be thankful that it's milk.

[@megameme29]

You have left me with a cursed image in my head. Not so grrreat! 😅

[@sometwat]

@@megameme29 you're welcome old chap.

[@PunakiviAddikti]

Oh Jesus Christ nooooooo

[@HowlingMonki]

As soon as Tony said it was milk based, I immediately flashed back to Brian David Gilbert's Ultimate Gamer Space, complete with milk cooling system that doubled as his drinking source. Despite the fact as a cereal mascot...well...milk just makes sense; I choose to think Tony is just a big fan of BDG.

[@reddimentions6672]

I half expected MatPat to bring on BDG to talk about his experience with his milk-cooled pc. thatd definitely be the crossover of the century lmao

[@genericrandomness3455]

Sponsorship money tends to go to his head

[@randomnerd5913]

Same

[@josephconklin8967]

Me as well good sir

[@iamtherealmr.penguin7304]

Bdg trademarked the milk pc this calls for a class action law suit,

[@glitch7524]

didnt expect frosted flakes to make a pc

[@DenisZaharenko]

Predictable

[@PowerfulPlazOfficial]

true XD

[@Nerdtendo6366]

He’s a true gamer

[@BLZWyuh]

i just didnt expect frosted flakes in general

[@Izu_Afton1483]

@Glitch its a bot

[@fireaza]

3:25 The right answer, one which would have both been realistic and satisfied the question in a way that wouldn't upset people, is "both". PC gaming is all about choice, you don't have to use exclusively controller or keyboard and mouse. Some games work better with different input hardware, it's silly to think you can use exclusively one and that you need to swear allegiance to it.

[@normalhuman9878]

But he’s a cat so of course he needs to use a keyboard and *mouse*

[@magusxxx]

Years ago I decided to get a box of Frosted Flakes. Hadn't had them in at least a decade. Looking at the design on the box and the taste I came up with my own Food Theory: The current Frosted Flakes are actually the low sugar Frosted Flakes from years ago.

[@FelicityUwU]

I wonder how you would prove that. Seems interesting

[@IsuCunei]

I like how MatPat's name changed to MadPat after Tony announced his cooling method of choice

[@shelly4301]

I didn't even notice that lol

[@RosheenQuynh]

@@shelly4301 Me either

[@sanjanaakotyada4753]

@@shelly4301 as if I did (I didn't)

[@sanjanaakotyada4753]

@@recitationtohear yeah right Stop taking us to non related videos The video shows how to make potato wedges not about this comment

[@LinktheHylianChampion117]

sammeeee Had to rewind to check and make sure lol

[@coolioromeo87]

A part of a complete gaming setup

[@MelonSkywalker]

these bots go crazy

[@drbread664]

holy the bots

[@moaistatue6746]

The bots are holding everyone's replies hostage lol

[@LyricClock-fo8he]

@The Game Тheorists 🅥 hey mat pat couldn’t you just use a piping that doesn’t react well with milk

[@amadonbeanz9631]

@The Game Тheorists 🅥 yes this is a bot but you MUST witness it

[@creepersaur]

I never expected MatPat to come this close to Dani's content. Amazing work. HAHA MILK GO BRRRRR.

[@Arewmon]

Just gonna give Mat some big props here. I'm a PC building enthusiast and even while he put in disclaimers that he wasn't an expert on the subject and redirected to other creators like LTT and Jay, this video was fun, enjoyable, and very well informed.

[@normalcomic4768]

You know 1 person is gonna stop at the halfway point, hear all of Matpats good points, try to use actual milk, and find their PC gets ruined because milk eats away at copper circuits/tubes. There's ALWAYS 1 person...

[@quantumsniper9433]

except none of the coolant touches any electrical components. The loop is just a sepearate part on its own

[@AuntyAlexG]

My main concern with milk as a coolant is the smell. Anyone that's smelled milk that's gone off will know why. Spoiled milk still ranks as one of the top 3 worst scents and I've smelt literal slurry thanks to being near farms.

[@triadwarfare]

@@quantumsniper9433 did you watch the video? He did mention that milk corrodes nickel and copper. Can you guess what those water blocks and radiators are made of? It's definitely not made of plastic... at least the ones that are actively conducting and dissipating the heat.

[@quantumsniper9433]

@@triadwarfare and are they circuits? Nope

[@QuintarFarenor]

@@quantumsniper9433 Circuits aren't the problem, weren't even Tony's problem on stream. The problem becomes that the corrosion hampers heat dissipation. His PC burnet up as we watched.

[@pinkpeppers5580]

I love that intro, MatPat's theater background really shines through in the best of ways

[@Narra0002]

Yep

[@bsteven885]

R 2 H -- TROLL BE GONE!

[@yuihoshi]

Thanks Mat for keeping the intro song, I love it and dance to it every time you upload a new video, please never get rid of it, it's such a jam!

[@jackthejaamman]

Matpat: that really wacky unit Physics students: you ain't seen nothing yet

[@j_dog116]

I want a food theory on the origin story of "an apple a day keeps the doctor away." I think it would be fun to see what MatPat and Team Theorists dig up

[@Sephiroth144]

Really, depends how good of a throwing arm you have and how determined the doctor is...

[@mancat643]

@@Sephiroth144 lol

[@soprrrr9448]

@@Sephiroth144 lol

[@Beau-Bo]

@@Sephiroth144 lol

[@JDM-is-my-name]

@@Sephiroth144 lol

[@professionalamateur417]

Food theory video idea: What makes a person like or dislike certain foods or the taste of certain foods? And why are people’s opinions so different on it? (I might love a food you hate, vice versa.)

[@slotherslothy]

actual good idea there!

[@milenam672]

I love this idea! Maybe I'll know why I hate onions!

[@assfuckerthejointpounder5834]

Well I could go on a semi nerdy explanation of this but I got here one minute after post and my specialty is more towards figuring out how to destroy tanks with lucid dream training.

[@bepsianimates]

taste

[@fl0pZ3]

he needs something clickbaity for the thumbnail lol so this wouldn’t work

[@fluteplayerify]

8:33 thermal conductivity is NOT "a lot of heat needed before it's temperature changes". That would be thermal mass or more scientifically, the specific heat capacity. Both are important in making a good liquid cooler. High thermal mass allows the liquid to carry more heat energy per volume of water and high thermal conductivity allows the heat energy to transfer into and out of the water quickly.

[@megalopath]

Nice to see JayzTwoCents here, I was waiting for him to come up as he did this ages back.

[@OldJohann]

I love it how Tony is just chilling in the Pizzaplex. Freddy is such a good host to let him sit around like that.

[@ahmed4363]

Monty the gator? screw him we got Tony the Tiger

[@dummystudios1380]

Wait wait wait... are you telling me Tony the tiger is now part of the official fnaf LORE!!!!!!!

[@brainlesspotatochip]

Ah yes, the channel for the fourth section: Edible game theory.

[@SageTaleXD]

@@dummystudios1380 Y E S

[@SageTaleXD]

What that the great of '88?!

[@Weatherbg11]

7:36 "Milk and computer go brrrrrrrrrrrrr" made me laugh more than it should've

[@destructicon1340]

Same XD

[@Runesoftruth]

Yes, i agree. MILK AND COMPUTER GO BRŘRRRRR IS FUNNY.

[@m.j.2578]

i really need a behind the scenes series where we can see matpat in recording booth going slowly insane, because i can hear the crazy in "milk and computer go brrrrrr" line haha

[@Two-BallTyrone]

7:31 on the topic of that linus does literally have a video about cooling a computer with ice water, going as far as having a giant heatsink that goes out the back of the computer, and then putting the computer on it's side to put said heatsink in a bucket of ice water. He does a lot of videos on weird/different cooling methods, the weirdest I'd (personally) say he's done is a concrete-cooled computer.

[@FuntimeAexo]

Matt doesn’t respect his own humor, but when he said PC stood for Politically Correct I laughed so hard

[@heatherramirez6141]

@Be Straight First of all I hate your name you bot second of all using replies to send people to a video sucks. That’s just wrong. Whoever your creator is must be homophobic and sad.

[@maenad1231]

Same 😂 MattPat usually does effortlessly crack me up tho

[@unreachablesecretary]

Has PC ever meant anything else? 😳

[@InfoChannelOfficial]

Tony the Tiger: "it's a *milk-cooled* PC" MatPat: IT'S THEORY TIME!

[@mrpinkfreak4168]

Milk is a condenser so.

[@kryzethx]

15:29 Anyone who thinks frosted flakes get soggy too quickly, are simply eating their cereal too slooowly lol.

[@a.pigeon]

And trix aren't even good. They're the worse version of fruity pebbles and even those aren't amazing. He has an entire channel dedicated to food but his opinions on food are trash

[@ike3466]

@@a.pigeon …Fruity Pebbles are fucking great and so are Trix. This is coming from a Sicilian 💀

[@a.pigeon]

@@ike3466 I mean I'm not the biggest fan of cereal in general so I guess you're opinion is fine, but what does being Sicilian have to do with anything?

[@ike3466]

@@a.pigeon We have fantastic food. If a Sicilian is praising food that isn’t from Italia, that really says something.

[@a.pigeon]

@@ike3466 Yeah, but I don't see why you're acting like fruity pebbles are some gourmet dish. They are fine for what they are but they aren't much more than something you pour yourself in the morning when you don't have time to make any actual breakfast. If I'm having cereal I would definately not complain with fruity pebbles or trix but I'd take eggs and toast over them any day. Of course you can disagree if you want, I really don't really care about what food you like or dislike, I'm just voicing my opinion is all.

[@billyalarie929]

It’s actually WAY funnier to hear a person (or at least MatPat) actually say the “go brrrr” meme out loud, than it is to read it, which has already been hilarious from very early on.

[@ctomsky]

The concept of "Computer Dentists" has to be the best part of this video.

[@Roshiyu]

Just an addition for point #2. The overall coolant temp might range from 30-50*c. But at points of contact like the CPU block, or the GPU block it can spike to over 100*c depending on the overclock. So the temp could curdle milk as well.

[@leoyamauchi5992]

I don’t think there’s a gpu in that system

[@Roshiyu]

@@leoyamauchi5992 Tony's system? He's running two 3090 founder's editions, probably SLI. It's what the two blue cables are connected to. They aren't in the liquid loop either, so that's good at least.

[@agzarah]

thats not how heat transfer works. otherwise the water would boil away every time it came into contact with the the cpu block.

[@jameson1239]

@@agzarah I mean that’s done in industrial cooling systems the water boils away removing heat and then gets put back through a condenser to turn it back into water

[@MrChaseEnwrong]

hey, MatPat! I had this thought the other day, and I thought maybe you'd be interested. I think you could make a video about which microwave popcorn brands really have as much (or THE most) butter on their popcorn. Keep up the great work!

[@thelivingstallion2904]

I’m sooooo happy that you were sponsored by Native Im in love with their products !!!!

[@Tentacult]

Since Matt mentioned Linus Tech Tips I'm actually kinda surprised that Linus's team didn't try "Milk Cooling" after that stream. But also, that would be really off brand on their channel too.

[@nottseter]

Didn't they already use milk in their concrete cooled pc April fools video though?

[@Elc22]

It's LTT, they are an entertainment channel focused on tech. They aren't really as PC focused these days, and they already sold out to company marketing departments for companies of the products they review.

[@alalalala57]

@@Elc22 Ok.

[@whitneymagwood2926]

Me too! A collab would have been perfect in my opinion

[@theq4602]

sounds like an idea for channel superfun "lets replace X's pcs water with milk!"

[@stephenadams8712]

Mat Pat: we don't cool game consoles with food Tony the Tiger: milk is technically a drink

[@LittleBitVic]

Fun food/film history fact: the actor who first voiced Tony the Tiger, Thurl Ravenscroft (from 1953 until his death in 2005), was also the (allegedly accidentally uncredited) singer for the original _How the Grinch Stole Christmas!_ (1966) song, "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch". He did a slew of voice acting roles for Warner Bros. and Disney, too, so in addition to voicing/singing in classic animations like _Merrie Melodies, Looney Tunes, Dumbo, Lady and the Tramp, The Aristocats,_ and so on, you might even catch his voice in some iconic Disney attractions at both U.S. parks: 1. The Haunted Mansion -- Uncle Theodore the Singing Bust (lead vocalist) 2. Pirates of the Caribbean 3. Enchanted Tiki Room -- Fritz the Parrot; Tangaroa tiki god 4. The Mark Twain River Boat -- First mate *Honorable mention -- Buff the American Bison Head from The Country Bear Jamboree (closed in 2001) who now hangs with his two other animatronic head pals in the Jamboree's replacement, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

[@renchesandsords]

small inaccuracy regarding thermal conductivity at 8:34, thermal conductivity only determines how well a material transfers thermal energy, what was described is specific heat capacity, of which water also has a really high value

[@nicthegreat6530]

Food Theory: “Can Chicken Noodle Soup actually cure sickness?”

[@InvestmentIdea]

@Bully peter thx

[@runed0s86]

It can reduce symptoms and provide your body fuel to fight against your illness... The answer: Kind of.

[@fenrirgg]

Warm liquids help a lot, noodles are carbohydrates "the happiness nutrient" and chicken and vegetables help control inflammation. So at least it helps!!

[@rakdos36]

I heard of a scientific study that actually checked this out. I dont remember the detail of the result bur i remember they were surprisingly positive.

[@InktheImpassive]

That's actually an interesting thought along with alternative medicine. I've heard that if you believe that it'll cure you, There's a higher chance that your mind would make your body a lot stronger to sickness.

[@ThomasThings]

a random thought of mine: Alot of theory videos are basically: a question, and then an answer, and then a long chain of "but why?" to the answer, going into more and more details, and I love it

[@sammy_sand_utubeyt6901]

Standard procedure I guess 😎

[@Randomguy-ib9bd]

The bots..

[@justinwhite2725]

Another channel you might like if you want a stream of 'buy why?' Answer in Progress.

[@soprrrr9448]

Same, never ending gold, and mats jokes are so good

[@thevirtualtraveler]

It's not quite Scientific Theory, but in honor of Even & Katelyn, we'll say it's Scien(tific Theory) Adjacent.

[@meaganthemarionette4899]

9:57 oh my gosh SIMPLYYYY!!

[@projekttaku1]

Matpat, I know how much effort you put into your theories and that's why I subbed! I appreciate it a lot...but could you maybe consider making a theory on the movie Coraline (be careful what you wish for) because I know it's old but It has LOADS of lore and no one has really found out the truth about it yet (also its a horror movie and very well made so it is definitely worth watching and one of the best stop motion movies out there). It would be so great.

[@christophermoss8397]

Quick correction: Thermal conductivity is the speed at which heat travels through a coolant. The amount of heat energy a coolant needs to absorb before changing temperature is called the Specific Heat. A good coolant needs to have high values for both of these properties.

[@YHK_YT]

0:52 I thought that intro was real until this lmao

[@YoJa1590]

Congrats on 4 mil 🎉

[@UltravioletNomad]

Its worth noting that the biggest benefit for water cooling versus air is the decrease of moving parts in the form of more and more fans and the sound they generate. A water pump, while still a potential point of failure, is relatively quiet, and the heat is taken to radiators, larger and farther away than what the air cooling fans can logistically be, and then the fans wicking said radiator can potentially be run at an RPM that's less likely to create any whine that's perceptible over the noise floor. Since streamers need clean audio and a powerful system, they fit in a cross section that would make water cooling a potentially advantageous investment.

[@Ham-.-sandwich]

Matpat is the long lost brother that I would like to have. Edit: The bots have held my comment section hostage.

[@PeterGriffin11]

Unfortunately your a hamsandwhich so he can't be your brother because he's human.

[@Jeesepinkman]

@[卐]Lakehuntist ⸜⁄ I have ur ip adress

[@Jeesepinkman]

U made me hungry hamsandwich

[@limesodagod]

to the bots,go away,nobody is dumb enough to fall for your crap

[@Neondogperson8442]

Pfft what were you expecting??

[@cmd027]

I never realized that in the intro the specials menu says “cactus juice, it’ll quench ya!”… that just made my day! 😃

[@joshuasanderson7359]

It's the quenchiest!

[@theinternetweb2429]

I love how on every theroy channel we get a miniature history lesson, I would love you as a history teacher matpat

[@DragonfireSL]

7:35 “Milk and computer go BRRR” has to be the funniest thing I have heard in a while! 😂

[@hellohumans9041]

"I want to be a tiger" The start of Furry pat is getting closer everyday.

[@dynomite463]

Fur theory

[@sm_stormzy1075]

@@dynomite463 oh god

[@thespaceman4808]

@@sm_stormzy1075 o h y e s

[@YosemiteTheDeer]

oh y e s

[@tylerbartlett28]

Mettaton voice intensives: OH YES!

[@momomon7662]

Fun Fact! "Frosted Flakes" isn't the first company to start V-Tubing with their mascot, popular anime streaming service "Crunchyroll" also started a V-Tuber named "Crunchyroll Hime".

[@sheepcommander_]

And Netflix And Sonic And... there's at least another 4 corp vtuber mascots OH RIGHT THE ITALIAN AIR FORCE MADE AN ORIGINAL VTUBER AND USED THEM TO MAKE AN AIR FORCE INFOMERCIAL/RECRUITING AD

[@momomon7662]

@@sheepcommander_ Cool, I didn't know about Netflix and Sonic and whatever else you said, I was just talking about the one I knew but thanks for the information!

[@Elc22]

Kellogg's is jumping on the vtuber bandwagon, admittedly before many other big companies have done so.

[@TrademarkedIPAdress]

@@sheepcommander_ Italian air force. A Vtuber. _Who's next? Uncle John vtuber telling you to serve for America?_

[@ryuzakiriza9669]

also, the earliest commercial vtuber that I notice, suntory nomu, literally means drink suntory, debuts 4 years ago and still active today - she did a lot of song covers and live concerts

[@Lee-vc6ji]

Matpat, I know how much effort you put into your theories and thats why I subbed! I appretiate it a lot...but could you maybe consider making a theory on the movie Coraline (be careful what you wish for) because I know it's old but It has LOADS of lore and no one has really found out the truth about it yet (also its a horror movie and very well made so it is definetly worth watching and one of the best stop motion movies out there). It would be so great

[@djduncan956]

I was trying to figure why this was classified as a Food Theory video when I was looking at the thumbnail, and when Tony the Tiger explained his PC was cooled by milk and I was like "Oh...".

[@wylanvallotton4462]

There's something you might be overlooking: he never said he was using COW milk. It's 2022.7.... at this time it is highly possible he's using any possibility of plant milks or other things that get called milk.

[@dynomite463]

Tony Milk.

[@DeVGamingLive]

Actually in a previous video I believe he states that plant based milk was not actually milk at all and was a misleading label. unless I'm misremembering.

[@lacytaylor1501]

Well we clearly need a part two to both this and the milk alternative video, ' which milk alternative would make a better pc coolant'

[@j.b.5422]

@@lacytaylor1501 ah yes, a teamup movie

[@D1EHARDTOO]

@@dynomite463 Tiger Milk bars do exist but I really hope they don't use... male tiger milk

[@talking_slime]

This is going to be fun if I see a breakfast mascot talking with matpat in the first 5 seconds

[@ocadioan]

8:35 Thermal conductivity is how good a material is at transporting heat through conduction. Heat capacity is how much energy is required to heat up a given material.

[@ylwolfy]

When you mentioned LTT I got excited that they were going to be on this episode, then you really let me down and the best we got was a reference to Jay and his tests.

[@vesselling]

5:45 Look to the lower left.

[@StyleshStorm]

11:47 Elden Ring reference. There's no way we could escape it with a PC gaming video.

[@Sharklover.69]

Bro I’ve been watching you since 2020 and your amazing I would watch you at the bus stop your amazingly you always make my day dude you deserve the world

[@todangtall]

I'd like to imagine Tony had his daily breakfast video call with Shaq before streaming.

[@bsperoz]

12:42 And THERE'S the death blow. I doubt even the most professional gamer wants to flush his system EVERY HOUR...

[@petelee2477]

10:17 ok, but milk is more expensive than plain water and as someone on a budget I tend to look at performance per dollar. There isn't a significant enough difference to use a $5 gallon of milk a gallon of tap water is less than $1 and does practically the same thing. Sure for really small price tags like that it doesn't mean much but with nvidia heavily overly inflating the price of GPUs and scammers selling absurd $1000 HDMI cables you got to look for optimizations that significantly improve performance not just throw away money just for the lols.

[@jacoballan1153]

When talking about the effectiveness of a fluid for cooling doesn't the number depend on the specific heat not the conductivity. I know those numbers are often related but they are different

[@aaronhansen1342]

You kinda forgot to mention the heatsink when talking about "fan" Cooling.

[@charlieesser1243]

hi Matt! since you mentioned Sogginess in milk for flaked cereal. I need to tell you about freezing. if you keep your cereal in the freezer then pour milk over it, your flakes will stay crispy for far longer. This is uniquely good for flakes as they are less likely to clump than other cereals exposed to moisture. but Corn Flakes are the Best and even FrostedFlakes are amazibg when frozen and eaten with milk.

[@kaptainkookie4054]

I like "matpat" becomes "madpat" when tony says his PC is cooled by milk

[@apimpnamedstreetmeat]

Something’s gotta keep it cold though lol

[@PVPPETSTRINGS]

@The Game Тheorists 🅥 Ee

[@xNoodlePlayz]

I never thought that MatPat would do a video on computers and even mentioning another one of my favorite KZbinrs, Linus Tech Tips. Definitely one of my favorite Food Theory episodes so far. ❤️

[@PunakiviAddikti]

The main advantage of watercooling is thermal mass. It takes longer to heat up and dampens sudden spikes in temperature. It also moves a lot of heat _fast._

[@jtschmitz6334]

Thanks for the insight! I learned a little more about computers and milk! (And some weird things when you combine them) It's why I love this channel , as well as the sister channels!

[@kakkaohjus]

It's pretty interesting that this episode comes out and LinusTT also posts two cooling related videos.

[@stormorcgaming9333]

From what i know the study of fan vs liquid is minimalistic of a change at best and the risks dont outway the cons aka leakage

[@animeeditz.uw2]

Your videos are fun and help me very much in school too and let me know more than others thank you❤❤❤

[@FernIsGay1121]

The opening bits just get better and better

[@bloomingflower706]

Every food company is secretly resisting the urge to create the greatest gaming platforms of all time, can’t wait for slimjims infinite battery cellphone powered by beef mega bites

[@zakuraiyadesu]

Love the videos, MattPat. Keep it up!!!

[@C0mmanderDanger]

Happy to see Jayztwocents getting a mention with his milk cooling video

[@Chris-wy1wh]

Actually, almost all watercooled pc-systems use aluminium radiators (and therefore aluminium waterblocks) due to it being much cheaper to manufacture. Also, the loop is fully water, and mostly airtight, so I'd expect the smell to be almost non-existent, and I would *assume* that the bacteria couldn't form without oxygen. As a sidenote, most PCs are actually cooled with coolant, not water, as a safety messure, because the coolant isn't electrically conductive.

[@IceMetalPunk]

You shouldn't assume bacteria can't form without oxygen. Many bacteria are anaerobic, and some can't even survive in the presence of oxygen at all.

[@voidley5854]

Glad I'm early, looking forward to this episode!

[@slughamer189]

Ye surprised how quick I got here

[@Chimotofu707]

OMG idk y but i was super stoked when he mentioned Linus Tech Tips and JayzTwoCentz

[@CrossoverConnoisseur]

A milk-cooled pc already exists, Tony needs to give BDG his credit.

[@thewhitemexican588]

10:54 doesn't really look like anything else right? Right? Totally just cheese right?

[@wl5420]

If I wanted to deep throat and eat cheese, that’s the shape I would make it in.

[@nickdohrendorf3931]

Food theory idea: what’s the most calories scooby and shaggy have eat in one sitting

[@linnoff]

Jay actually did a more recent test with, I believe, chocolate milk. He experienced some of the exact issues you describe in this video. It looked nasty

[@michaelcaraway3984]

Should use convective heat transfer coefficient (h) since the fluid is moving, w/m^2*K

[@Chaydex]

MatPat: "you do not cool gaming PCs with food" LifeOfBoris: *laughs in Vodka cooled PC*

[@cferracini]

I'm going to search that now lol at least it's likely going to be free of bacteria

[@maissie]

Did it work well tho?

[@insomniagobrrr5542]

Not a food

[@maissie]

Y'all pray for my girlfriend i might be trying this on their computer tonight 👀

[@abolssloba3487]

i went looking for someone to bring the shashlik king up himself, pls no one mention the mayonnaise instead of thermal paste

[@mrbeamobeamo9987]

i just love all the theory chanells and when you upload anything i just love it and watch it all . keep it up

[@mrbeamobeamo9987]

@The Game Тheorists 🅥 bro not falling for the rickroll I checked the comments

[@oj9517]

Video Idea. Most grocery stores have their own cooked food people can buy and eat in store like chicken and fries. You should go to some store around you and decide which grocery would offer the best tasting and filling meal

[@zaphodbeeblebrox8382]

Thermal conductivity is different from specific heat/heat capacity. Specific heat is the fluid's change in temperature per energy stored, while thermal conductivity is the ability to conduct heat through the fluid. Thermal conductivity isn't that important for fluid coolants, but very important for the metal that conducts heat from the CPU to the fluid. For fluids, The specific heat would be much more important as that would allow more heat to be removed per flow. Milk has a specific heat 95% that of water, which means it'll heat up more per energy carried. Thus making it an inferior coolant. Similarly, 50% glycol is only 85% as good as pure water, but with the added benefit of lowering the freezing point and increasing the boiling point, as well as some chemical inhibitors. (Source: chemical engineer)

[@RiffSilverthe1andonly]

Milk in computer go brrrt has got me laughing harder than any other theory video somehow

[@Yipper64]

0:35 milk... milk cooled PC. Milk inside... A computer... MILK.

[@SimpleGunner]

man, one of these comments had me expecting "Computer Dentists" to come up at some point, but i still wasnt ready for it. that was funny. i remember watching that jayztwocents cooling video back in the day.

[@k.gromiec3721]

3:13 Bro unlocked memory puzzle

[@ThatADHDKid]

I applaud your respect for crunchy cereal. Trix is a top five breakfast cereal for me

[@RosheenQuynh]

It's so delish!

[@tfrat]

Just to go a bit more in depth as to the reason why silicon is used. The reason you have silicon between the cooling block and the transistors is because silicon is a form of thermal interface material. Basically you want to remove as much air gap between the two items because air acts as a thermal insulator which prevents the heat moving from the transistor to the cooling block and therefore away from the chip. This doesn’t mean the air is completely removed 100% as you’ll likely get tiny gaps but a massive reduction overall. That’s why making sure you apply the silicon well is really important as less air gaps mean better heat transfer, and why after a certain period of time you’ll need to replace the silicon as it cracks and more air gaps are formed.

[@m4rt_]

(6:20 you forgot the mention the block of metal that sits on top of the cpu when using fans.)

[@valicove]

I can't wait to see the LTT Milk cooled PC.

[@petelee2477]

6:41 you know thermal paste is also applied to the CPU of an air cooled PC as well. It's not exclusive to water cooling

[@BrianWalker93]

He was explaining specifically the inner workings of a water cooled system at that time. I fail to see how this complaint is relevant in any capacity

[@gabriellecarr3070]

Love that you took a sponsorship for a sustainable brand!

[@rstech10]

Swap out coolant lines for epoxy coated fiberglass or composite. Look up salt water chillers.

[@Digitalhunny]

THIS WAS BRILLIANT! Great job guys! XOXO