I'm finally making progress!

[@sjab5987]

Jay I will never burn out on these videos.

[@skordilwabramop]

I agree. I like him trying to chase the metaphorical dragon.

[@dankone3]

@@skordilwabramop you know drug addiction is a real problem when people go ahead and drop related phrasing/terminology all over the damn place. It's not cool dude We don't need that shit on completely tame and innocent educational videos

[@cookiemonster-ky9ru]

@@dankone3 this your first time on the internet?

[@beaureddington4039]

@steve J - I feel the same! I feel like I learn something each time Jay does, a lot of this kinda info isn’t available in a widely consumable format! And @dankone3, relax man, nobody but you is talking about drugs. We’re here for Jay’s xoc journey! And to learn something along the way of course

[@cookiemonster-ky9ru]

@@beaureddington4039 I think the kid ( @dankone3 ) just missed his nap time and had to leave an angry comment on KZbin to cool off

[@irfaangolamaully2023]

I respect the fact that he is using Linus Tech Tip bottles..:)

[@nerovalentine8513]

Always enjoy a good cross-over

[@takagi6764]

And you can buy one at lttstore.com 😏

[@kirbys2997]

They're just that good. But no really. The advertised times for keeping liquids cold and hot are true. I tested it by forgetting my water at home before a 12 hour shift and when I got home it was still fridge cold.

[@treborrrrr]

I keep thinking he has an "LTT" shirt as well. Those logos are a bit too similar IMO.

[@Avoltech]

Surprised it didn't have blue tape on it

[@GrandMoffJames]

I’m one of those people who just enjoy the videos and knows nothing, but have you tried just getting a higher score?

[@liamokeeffe3406]

Facts

[@liamokeeffe3406]

EZ clap

[@stonewesson]

just download more VRAM

[@SeishukuS12]

Just gotta git gud!

[@innocentbystander3317]

I hear more RGB equals more performance.. Don't forget to praise the sun. \[T]/

[@ImRyanAustin]

I'm just here to help Jay's engagement metrics.

[@salihsulejmanagic9851]

A real one

[@Ren-bj4xm]

same

[@chriskkmack7709]

Ryan Austin the real hero

[@creato938]

Same

[@asada33]

Same

[@MylesTheDoctorMahajan]

i enjoy your LN2 videos because a regular guy is going up against professionals. i get to live vicariously through you

[@jondonnelly3]

He is more or less at pro level now. He has the best cards, the best pots and ln2 on tap and invested a considerable amount of time in only port royale benchmark. He's not a average joe anymore, let's just clear that up.

[@jondonnelly3]

I would go even go further. The income from the content which was re-invested back into ln2 and other equipment means he was paid for his time and outlay. Jay is a Pro KZbinr AND a Pro Overclocker, just not the foremost one. There is nothing wrong with that, you can be a pro and an underdog. He should be given credit for the skills he developed.

[@Primoz.r]

Regarding pot mount... Maybe run a series of test mapping performance vs. mounting pressure with the mounting pressure quantified using a torque wrench? It's like with everything, you can't expect to be the best (or close to the best) if you're just using techniques the top uses. You have to do something differently, better. Learn more about your hardware, ensure every run (or session) will be useful, etc.

[@todesgeber]

Jay...the "unable to replicate issue" guy...he's THAT good!

[@terakahn]

everyone should send him broken parts. He simply touches them and they're fixed.

[@mewtheenigma2732]

@@terakahn Wait... does that mean he’s been Tech Jesus all along??? M. Night Shyamalan: “What a twist!”

[@Durakken]

If you can't replicate a problem, you don't understand the problem.

[@derekraymond9618]

I love these videos. It is something different from the normal PC stuff and me not knowing a lot adds to the interest factor.

[@TheModernrenaissance]

Have you ever considered using an inch pound torque screwdriver to get a consistent mounting pressure?

[@sp00n]

Inch pound torque only works with the thermometer set to Fahrenheit though ☝🏻

[@madrabbit9007]

That is a very good idea. The question that remains is what setting would be best.

[@ThisIsNeccessary]

This is a solid idea for sure

[@TheModernrenaissance]

I was also thinking you can take it a step forward and experiment with different pressure to see what works best. I do the same thing with rifles and stock screws.

[@mikeford963]

@@sp00n Newton millimeter torque wrench then.

[@fredit123456789]

I love these kinds of videos. They're probably my favorite kind of video that you make.

[@MIK33EY]

PS: I enjoy the Overclocking adventures. It’d be great to see you doing CPU overclocks also - I wouldn’t be bored in the slightest. 🙂✌🏼

[@Liquid2flame]

I loaded up 3Dmark for the first time in forever and saw your tag in the high scores. I do appreciate this content as long as it's still fun/profitable for you. Mostly because it shows the XOC side of things that most of us can't risk hardware on attempting

[@tyee717]

please don't stop making these extreme overclocking videos! i really enjoy watching them, its like watching a reality tv show. gotta see what happens next!

[@dankone3]

Sad how you're probably one of those people who are entertained with low quality/value reality TV shit. I enjoy these videos for the educational value and not the reality TV drama garbage Edit: why does thumbing down not lower a comments total amount of likes?? Lol guess it's the special snowflake effect perfectly at play here

[@BigBoronto]

@@dankone3 ay bro, the video wont fuck you

[@smellymomo]

@@dankone3 Ah, classic shitting on someone who gets entertained by stuff YOU don't like.

[@mikeockler7121]

You can do it JAY!!! Don't give up or get discouraged! You'll get it, man! Determination is everything!

[@eternablue730]

Jaze you're the best and the XOC series are the best videos you have ever done, plz don't stop

[@andrewbaek6691]

agreed

[@adamrkimber]

^This^

[@beaureddington4039]

@Ice Bear you may be onto something but didn’t quite get there. There’s a definite subgroup of subscribers (myself included) that enjoy these LN2 videos more than most others on the channel (no offense, Jay!) so maybe the path forward here is a spin-off channel with maybe monthly posts and it’s all about Ln2 xoc! Then ppl can just not sub that one if they don’t like it, but other ppl that don’t dig the general content but do love xoc don’t have to get alerts for every video here. Personally I’d sub/alert to both, but it would give viewers like yourself more choices.

[@Orion_44]

@Ice Bear that's an opinion man

[@sauce777]

@Jay Put a mat on the table to put the canisters on. It seems like it crashes sometimes when your putting down the canister and bumping the table with it. That slight vibration might effect something.

[@ThePopeofPoland1]

Jay start using the community posts. They are so broken that 1 poll can increase interactions on your channel by 3 times and with some proper terms you can get your channel shown to completely random people who have never heard about you

[@dizuko_]

Someone watches SpiffingBrit

[@xxanod3936]

@@dizuko_ yeah he appeared on my reccomendeds

[@dizuko_]

@@xxanod3936 Then the system works :D

[@tylerbivins2393]

Dear Jay, When you got frustrated with troubleshooting in the last LN2 video, that's how some of us feel when we put a heatsink on wrong or don't understand the simplest of computer fixes. I enjoyed those last LN2 videos because most of us feel the same frustration when doing simple baby sh!t haha keeper up an' at'em and we'll watch 😊❤

[@ThePopeofPoland1]

Love seeing these videos Jay. It's like I'm taking part in it while not having to spend $3k for a 3070

[@rayperry1576]

3knfor a 3070?! Damn, hate to see the 3090 prices.. 3090 in Australia are 3k themselves 😂😂

[@jacobytrainwreck5590]

@@rayperry1576 not sure why our prices go up when the u.s. does the whole tariff shenanigans but its giving me the shits

[@der_conni]

got my 3070 for 640€ (~780 USD) in december, 3090s are at 1800€ (~2200 USD). Where are you from, that's really expensive...

[@johnathanjohnson5652]

Hey Don't give up Jay, I think we all enjoying you succeed and although frustrating to fail its Even more Gratifying to watch you succeed!

[@jamesrobinson2086]

"I REALLY do appreciate when people try to offer help..." [translation:] "Shaddap a you face!"

[@TheJazzyjake1234]

krs-one is that you

[@buzzaard7036]

Back in the early 80's when I was going through electronics training in the Navy I had an instructor describe insulators and conductors. His example was water , An example of a excellent insulator is Water in its PURE form it does not conduct electricity and it bleeds off energy (Heat). An example of an excellent conductor is Water the impurities in water conduct electricity and also heat the higher the type and amount of impurities the more conductive it is. So having water on your board wont necessarily cause a short however it improves the chance of a short due to the impurities. It can affect capacitance also so while you may not get a direct short the capacitance of the water based on the impurity level could cause the voltage to where it is touching to change.

[@georgem.6136]

They are worth making! It’s super addicting, i need a bigger LN2 tank lol

[@electr0maker436]

Overclocking these cards seems kind of like top fuel drag racing, where thay only get a couple of runs before they start to lose performance and basically need to completely rebuild the engine before they can get a good run again. Keep up the good work Jay!

[@1marineforce]

everytime phil zooms in on the monitor, im expecting a crash

[@HDKoolKilla]

Lmao same

[@tbnorris]

It is nice to see the trial and error process. For some reason showing the process of taking steps forward, backward (learning something new), and forward again gets hidden to the point that people assume that any step backward ever isn't part of the progression forward. If you just posted a single video "look I made the number, biggly" it wouldn't be interesting in the least. Seeing you take and work out these smaller steps (in either direction) is actually great, thanks for your work.

[@itsdeonlol]

Your Overclocking videos are the best Jay! I always learn a lot from them!

[@beaureddington4039]

Same!!

[@curt9854]

I enjoy these, the overclocking, chicken clocking and just plain ole trouble shooting is awesome

[@codydillon9599]

don't give up, you'll get it figured out, I don't know anything about this shit, but it's cool as hell.

[@syedjimbo3500]

yea obviously cool as hell

[@vizlev]

Maybe try a torque wrench on the mount. Just so you know you're getting the same pressure, all the time. You can play with the tightness see if it makes a difference.

[@deadchannelfrom2018]

Jay said : “if you don’t know what you’re looking at, hop off my nuts!”

[@12nic93]

he said fuck off in the most humble way lol

[@TheWastelandLawyer]

I really like these videos. Nice to see someone getting into extreme overclocking and joining along for the ride. I've watched everyone, and will continue to watch any new ones that pop up.

[@jaywilbur515]

The hissing and cracks you hear is that poor kingpin card screaming let me die!

[@stephenbeyer4315]

I love watching this journey mate. Please keep posting them.

[@rotor13]

Anyone else remember when Jay said he wasn't going to do any more of these Ln2 videos? Pepperidge farm remembers

[@UnleashedOverclocking]

Hey, big Fan from germany here. Please keep on going with this Kind of Videos! I really love to See LN2 OC with All its ups and downs. And you are the only KZbinr that Shows all the Things that belongs to LN2 oc. And im really appreciating this! So Please keep on Jay.

[@stelioskotsifos2227]

Man, what a difference context does... "It just got too warm there" *Talking about -100 C !!!* 😁😁😁

[@sopcannon]

aka Canadian summer.

[@mackenziebullied4900]

@@sopcannon Canada ain't even cold

[@sopcannon]

@@mackenziebullied4900 -40 in the winter!]

[@lesleymunro4964]

I was coming here to comment about that! I was sure someone else would pick up on it. Not disappointed.

[@mackenziebullied4900]

@@sopcannon yeah in places people don't even live 😂😂

[@SebiLegend]

It is like watching highjumps at Olympics. It is so hard to get the perfect rhythm but all the audience is just biting their nails down to see when it happens 🥳🤩

[@nahnggrowsdirt3955]

Jay: are you guys burned-out on this type of material Joe of BeardedHardware: son hold poppy's camera he's got some overclocking to do

[@primaltempest9218]

It's always interesting watching LN2 OC. I just started getting into OC and my cpu is on an AIO and GPU is just using it's fans. I do plan on making a custom loop (it would also be my first loop).

[@Norman_Fleming]

"Engage!" "Make it so!" "Ahead, warp factor 9.2"

[@JC-jz6rx]

jay getting so into this is genuinely adorable and wholesome. cant we all relate to like that hobby we like doing that's slightly frustrating at times but so rewarding when we finally get something

[@mikegordon2239]

When you hit 18000, we'll all have a virtual beer with you

[@petenielsen6683]

I have a virtual beer all the time. It is called hot chocolate!

[@PolskiJaszczomb]

Try getting a precise tool locking on a specific momentum, should help tremendously with mounting issues

[@JustCallMePCra]

I love how the studio looks like Gamer nexus

[@draki751]

I hope you keep going Jay. You are what got me back into computer hardware and I just hope some of us can give you the same feeling to keep going with overclocking. Best of luck!!!

[@dtmsolid1234]

You know the ad is fake when you see gpu's stocked up like that

[@bentboybbz]

I know right. Like a north korean grocer

[@derekp6636]

oh man someone else thought it too! Was like, I've not seen that much stock in years!

[@michaelsherwin4449]

Jay, Try evaporating colloidal silver solution onto the cpu, gpu and heatsink surfaces before applying thermal compound. Think in terms of about 100 applications to effectively fill in the micro pits in the surfaces.

[@Yellowze]

I have no knowledge about overclocking apart from changing XMP profiles.

[@terakahn]

have you checked out his OC tutorial videos? That's what got me into it

[@gane78]

Hi Jay i notice you use a g clamp to tighten up your pot, see if you can get a g clamp that has a hex on the end where you can put a socket on and then use a torque wrench to then set the tension on the pot like you do when doing up bolts on a car engine.

[@jsullivan649]

Don’t quite understand any of this, still enjoyable to watch though.

[@BubbaTrashCan]

same

[@keirangrant3706]

I really do enjoy these videos. That being said, if you want to stop making them, I'll still be here 😀

[@OvrlordEtna]

Secret: the Temperature sensor is the actual gpu, hence crashing when he moved it

[@ram100677]

I"m super glad to see you continue to these type of overclocking. Keep em coming

[@kylekennedy3299]

Jay: you’re getting burned out Me: but these temps are so cool

[@clintk4691]

I don't think I'll ever get tired of these videos. I think it's amazing content and great video opportunities for you when you don't have much product to review or need a change of pace. Keep up the overclocking!

[@andrestrandby9513]

Just amasing how 7 people can dislike a 20:52 min long video 8ish minutes after it got uploaded. Js

[@bobby0081]

They probably all work for LMG...🤣

[@gregdowd50]

wouldnt the same be said for liking it? js

[@WarPuppy]

Love these. Because it's something you like to do!!! Don't stop!!!

[@SilviuHoratau]

Jay saying viewers getting burned and yet here we all are watching another video of him pouring spooky vapours in a computer 😂

[@raq1024]

these videos are not boring at all! it's like watching a racing enthusiast learn to drive a F1 car and the fact that he's so far up the leaderboard makes it even more so exciting!

[@liamokeeffe3406]

This is a genuine question and I’m not trying to correct you. But why no amd CPU’s is it because of the platform?

[@XD-nj7bc]

.

[@AJ-bi6ns]

They don’t perform as well in 3D Mark benches for the same GPU clocks

[@bellegarde101]

3D benchmark has a built-in bias for Intel.

[@btgm407]

if they would be equal i would still prefer the intel system because of stability....amd does a very good job with hardware but lacks software opttimizing wich leads to weird errors....and if u are pushing all components to their limits this is not a risk someone would take....

[@royson345]

This stuff reminds me of the old screensavers on tech tv. Man I was just flooded with Nostalgia, thanks Jay!

[@TiberiusMoon]

In all fairness its better than watching Linus building his billionth PC.

[@pandaphil]

With parts most of us will never be able to afford.

[@TheVandush]

Im glad Im not the only one who likes these overclock videos.

[@edwardandrewmowbray5820]

Weird times we are living in these days!

[@jeffreypeters8446]

Jay, get a good quality Line Conditioner to out in between your wall and PSU. Small power fluctuations from the wall seems like it could hinder your performance. A line conditioner will stabilize the power and give you a near perfect power delivery. Unless of course your PSU does this already (that I’m not sure of).

[@rudyvalle9022]

I miss the “31 Days of Techmas” intro... 🙁

[@stonewesson]

Just take a couple Xanax now and then and it will be December again in no time

[@drogon4235]

Keep it up Jay! We all are rooting for you guys. You will hit 18k we believe in Jay!

[@spormetss7544]

is there really still a person who does not know about the existence of FBC14 algorithm?

[@robhitch9995]

These are my favourite videos. It's good to see the thought process. It's good content.

[@unclejoe1116]

Jay at the start of the video: "I'm just an idiot KZbinr." Jay literally two minutes later: "Leave overclocking to the experts, and keep your crappy advice to yourself."

[@Damicske]

He's a idiot youtuber but gets great advice from the pro's, like K|NGP|N and GamersNexus

[@petrolhead0387]

@@Damicske Kingpin definitely pro. But isn't Jay ahead of GN in both the single and SLI scores?

[@BeesCantSwim]

Jay, you could make a video, or videos, about literally anything and I would watch. I very much enjoy you and Phil and your videos.

[@abidintokgoz9006]

Why do an analysis if there is FBC14 algorithm? They offer passive income from BTC’s

[@FastlaneKnight]

I actually enjoy seeing these videos because you explain your thought process and the potential reasons for crashes. I never have over clocked but when I build my next computer, I plan on doing so. These videos are helping me understand the technical ins and outs of over clocking, and the hows or whys things can go wrong. Thank you for the videos.

[@PabzRoz]

Queef

[@jcflame]

LMAOOO true

[@notadoctor9041]

Fart, shit even

[@jcflame]

@@notadoctor9041 thats crazy

[@mongofd260]

I am also here to help Jay’s engagement metrics. I also like to see the process even though I have no idea what is going on. Keep the XOC videos coming.

[@freeman2399]

Uhh oh he's at it again.

[@SpXLab]

This Video is the visual representation for "failing forward", its so nice to see the progress

[@noeserd]

Ah yes, another reason to stay up at 3am

[@PwadigytheOddity]

Do you have dehumidifiers in the room? Also, making sure the test bench is on a surface that reduces vibrations will improve stability of any component, especially dram. Because at such high frequencies and low timings, errors can be affected by vibrations to the Mobo traces. A custom OS would also help. With all bloatware stripped *before* it’s installed (via ISO editing software like NTLite).

[@tootoxictina]

I am early holy shot

[@bronsoneagle2438]

Love these videos, the struggles and what is going on, what his thought process and methodology is.

[@corey.shuman]

Here to support your XOC efforts! I wanna be there when you crack 18,000!

[@Lucas-tb5wh]

You're one of the few youtubers who provide quality LN2 content, keep them coming!

[@davidharper1211]

Keep it up man, vicariously overlocking is all some of us have. I don't have any room for a large LN2 dewer.

[@Immperc]

Jay, when you fail at something, even if it’s basic, it’s still informative to watch. I really appreciate the videos where you don’t edit out mistakes because it’s something I’ll watch out for in future builds.

[@TeflonBilly426]

I have zero interest in overclocking my own hardware, but I do enjoy seeing your enthusiasm for the hobby. So far, I've watched all of these videos, again for something that I honestly don't have any interest doing myself, because I enjoy seeing your attempts at improving and to see what innovations/new techniques that you develop. So, no, not bored yet, please continue making these (if you want to.)

[@Ataraxia95]

That 4k is looking *CRISP*

[@deansmith4752]

CONGRATULATIONS for your perseverance

[@JaegerWrenching]

I love the LN2 Videos and seeing your struggles and issues makes me feel a little better about myself, especially when i have my own issues. I totally relate to the anger and frustration that comes in the heat of the moment, but it's how we learn. Plus we all learn and benefit waaayyyyyyyyy more by being able to see your issues and struggles.

[@tweeve]

I enjoy watching the LN2 videos, they are interesting. I never thought about the boards or the memory getting too cold to work properly until I watched your videos on LN2 cooling.

[@tim94com]

Thanks for taking us along for the journey, Jay!

[@aimeeharvey235]

Jay, a lot of us are rooting for you. We also like watching you make mistakes and fix them. SO, don't give up on these videos. We do enjoy them and look forward to seeing you meet your goals.

[@lazergamer]

I know nothing on LN2 cooling, but these are entertaining to watch and i'd love to see Jay's face when he finally breaks that 18000 mark!

[@psychoraven102]

These are my favorite videos to watch. Hopefully it will do well on your channel.

[@Battenbergbandit]

Really enjoy these extreme overclocking videos, i totally appreciate your patience and determination to achieve your goal. Also Props+ on the NDF wallpaper!

[@drewskei92]

These videos keep me from trying this myself. I would love to pour days/weeks of my life into something like this but I just can't justify the cost. Keep up the good work and please keep doing these, extreme overclocking is really cool to watch. Watching somebody stumble through it and documenting the process is great content in my opinion. I hope you find a way to continue making these more often. The RIP series was a lot of fun to watch, even the ambient air/chiller stuff was really cool to me. I've starting using the -10C winter air to do some competitive CPU overclocking myself. These kinds of videos inspired me to do the research and try it out!

[@oatiegames]

i don't know anything about overclocking and i didnt speak up on the last video but it is very exciting watching you grow your skillset and hopefully dominate some leaderboards

[@kaytrim]

I'm not an overclocker but it is fun seeing you try and stay in the top tier. Keep these videos comming every 2-3 weeks or so, I'll watch.

[@nofaffinTV]

Keep it up Jay! Only 1 mention of Vince in 20 mins. You’re getting better! (Loving this series as arduous as they clearly are to make)