My 10 Year Old Chiller WORKS! -20C on THREADRIPPER!

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[@sylendraws1249]

I live in Norway I just have to open my window and my computer is -20C

[@hellestyle]

I do the same #Nord-Norge ;)

[@Jigawly]

Brb bringing my mining farm to Norway I'll warm it up

[@Vladek16]

and so are you, because you are in the same room as your computer ^^

[@hellestyle]

yeah you could just leave it here all year because of our shitty summer weather aswell

[@Rasmuskuusela]

SylenDraws same here in Finland

[@JarrodsTech]

I was interested in the story, RIP.

[@blazbohinc5735]

Jarrod'sTech me too.. :'(

[@MrZerosami2]

Damn you make some good content

[@bryanjk]

Yeah I just paused the video to comment this. Kinda pissed me off haha

[@lighterguy82]

#riot or story

[@DongDoesntExpand]

Jarrod'sTech fucking editors

[@macacoman]

Linus: Putting your computer in the fridge is stupid. Also Linus: Putting a fridge in your computer is awesome!

[@sadmanh0]

the compressor in s fridge isn't designed to tackle sustained heat production as he explained in that video, this method of using the compressor and radiator however, is

[@meetp6695]

u r fun

[@aryansingh2199]

@@sadmanh0 r/wooooosh

[@ayushp.5395]

@@aryansingh2199 singh are you the one???

[@aramisanasazi2833]

lol :P

[@darthnihilus1608]

But what if I wanted to hear the story......

[@TheConsoleHacker]

they probably cut it because the video would have been too long. I wanted to hear it too though :(

[@josephompocofficial]

Same, wanted to hear his funny story

[@ThatOneGuy0497]

I want to hear it

[@jakov175]

I want to too, it's probably floatplane exclusive or something now

[@Aisaaax]

I wanted it too.

[@The_DVR]

15:21 "You can aircondition your airconditioner, so you can aircondition while you aircondition." Linus Sebastian, 2018

[@STANKYCHEEZEMAYNE]

insert X_2_da_Z.jpg here

[@Jeff-ps5tg]

LOL I work in refrigeration and HVAC, and this is the most hack thing I've ever seen

[@ianciti]

but hey, it gets results

[@TheMinecraftACMan]

@Erotikstudio Winkler GmbH How about a TXV duct-taped together...

[@TheMinecraftACMan]

@Erotikstudio Winkler GmbH Bugger was leaking, had to replace it. Dunno how long it was sitting there like that, the tape looked kinda melted.

[@alexmaccity]

You work in a/c you're the resident hack

[@PiotrK]

Have you noticed he said "compresses gas that came from the condenser to compressed fluid into the evaporator" . Lmao thats opposite of cooling

[@seanli7493]

"The vaseline is supposed to make it go in easier... but..." -Linus 2018

[@baileylee8987]

Thank god it wasn’t just me 😂

[@Baka_Oppai]

You misspelled "butt"

[@alktal_ksa]

lmao that was in my mind 😂

[@jonasdekegel137]

you forgot the timestamp 4:28 ;p

[@ocularcavity8412]

LINUS WHERE IS THE OVERCLOCKING seriously dude that is the only reason to do this and you skipped that part

[@gaunterodimm3606]

IKR, I watched to see overclocking and benchmark scores!

[@AaronGoodrich77]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/apWTc2N6oc5gZ8k = Same thing for last time

[@2435Bits]

Actually...not the only reason to do this :S

[@mystirboy]

Probably they committed it since it's already a given the Ryzen 1 cannot achieve stable overclocks past 4.0 Ghz.

[@gaunterodimm3606]

Aaron Goodrich hmmm I'm not sure how that addresses our statements. That is a different CPU and there seems little point to set it up and not run an OC and a few benchmarks.

[@Ray-ot1wq]

"The Vaseline is supposed to make it go in easier" Linus 2018 :'D

[@skarba2393]

I demand a seperate video dedicated to Linus' fun story.

[@coldfusionstormgaming1808]

YES! I MUST KNOW! YOU CAN'T JUST LET HIM START AND THEN NOT FINISH IT! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! Seriously! We need a follow up video!

[@CKTDanny]

Gotta squeeze every bit of performace out of that hardware for those extra barrels in Crysis

[@M0EJ0EKING]

you paying for likes or just chemo?

[@CKTDanny]

Why would I pay for likes?

[@himynameiswolf1]

someones a jealous little boy, aren't they? Danny is just lovely and funny.

[@PureRushXevus]

What is your obsession with barrels on crysis? This is the 5th time I've seen such a comment lol

[@CKTDanny]

PureRushPwneD It's just a nice bit of nostalgia from a time when people would benchmark PC's based on the number of barrels they can explode in Crysis

[@azureknight777]

This just took me back to the early 2000s and my dream that never was. I enjoyed seeing it come to life. Thank you!!

[@user-hm9mj1hc3j]

Use blinker fluid next time, more efficient cooling system, even colder than Novosibirsk, Siberia.

[@meemo4556]

加藤みずっち but its only good for 10 million blinks

[@BlueMustache]

I appreciate your reference.

[@Jose-Vargas]

I thought it was headlight fluid, or is there a seperate liquid for the blinkers

[@anvilworkshop3328]

加藤みずっち that was good one, товарищ!

[@harrysummers9858]

Don't get it in your eyes though, it's irritable and causes rapid uncontrollable blinking.

[@Chrisket]

You should make an updated version, with RGB of course.

[@elbarto2002able]

Killer Bratwurst Best name ever xD

[@danielkappel1088]

sub zero bratwurst with rgb

[@XavierAncarno]

Upvoted

[@stocklilves4060]

👌

[@L1A1Rocker]

LOL! thread winner!!!

[@burny7216]

Linus in 2018: A pc cooling solution that I haven't used since the last time AMD had a relevant high end desktop processor AMD in 2019: Hold my beer

[@The-Wock]

AMD in 2020: Hold my beer

[@gianniyousif8180]

AMD in 2021: Hold my beer🍺

[@samarthbhat7889]

@@gianniyousif8180 more like pour beer on intel's grave

[@EnigmaticGentleman]

AMD in 2022: Hold my beer

[@mniakan754]

AMD in 2023: Hold my beer

[@WatchJRGo]

Also came here to see those overclocks 😭

[@Shyzah]

what the heck are you doing here

[@Bacontsu]

@@Shyzah overclocks

[@rysterstech]

What is WatchJRGo doing here

[@rysterstech]

Apparently he has 87 comments on this channel. Didn't know he was a nerd

[@lordvader3283]

I wanted to hear the story. Story time with uncle Linus.

[@Granola-ld1by]

You guys seriously have the best editors LMFAO 2:19

[@ahmednassri6271]

who else wanted to know that story

[@hossein2319]

Me

[@scll5x]

me

[@justinkumrow9860]

yup

[@pablocns]

me

[@Die-Coughman]

Me

[@universallappen1033]

This thing looks like a cooling system for a diy nuclear reactor

[@jackielinde7568]

Actually, cooling for nuke reactors is much simpler. BUT, you need a fairly large swimming pool for one.

[@jackielinde7568]

I know that nuclear reactors (especially the breeder reactors used by the US) are all water cooled. Why do you think I made the pool comment. The large ones use large ponds to cool their coolant. The cooling system he used added an extra system into the cooling process that reactors don't have.

[@universallappen1033]

Jack Linde sry

[@pall1112]

Found the story

[@dylanevans5644]

Did Intel hit you up for this when they announced their 28 core '5Ghz' CPU?

[@oneeyedjacks2215]

Good one. 28 core LOL

[@pnp072000]

OneEyed Jacks You should be laughing at the "5ghz" part. Intel is cannibalizing it's Xeon range and then they used a phase shift cooling device like this to get it to 5ghz. This could do the same lol.

[@oneeyedjacks2215]

Intel raided the cookie jar when AMD came over. They have sacrificed their premium Unobtainable Chips to compete with the AMD consumer prices onslaught. 7NM is the next wrecking ball to hit. Intels Cookie Jar is empty now they even dusted off the disingenuous 28 Core CPU Super Phase Shift Cooler and the Kitchen sink.

[@MrWizardjr9]

tsmc has 7nm down better than intel does

[@lorenhusky2717]

Intel is struggling with 10nm, they have nothing at 7nm as far as I am aware.

[@IssaqAl-Ahmed]

Why the crap didn't you overclock this machine!? The people want to know if going that cold will yield huge gains on a threadripper.

[@mynameisozymandias811]

Oly ASUS payed. the threadripper didn't

[@cyano3d]

Tonyert its more like linus paid tips nowadays xD

[@katrinarose2210]

Threadripper overclocks dude. Just because it's cheaper doesn't mean anything. Ryzen chips are amazing, thats coming from a fellow intel fan. Linus still could have had a lot of gain from a threadripper, even if it wouldn't be as overclockable as say an i7. he could have gone well past 4.5 ghz, probably 5.2 or higher if i could guess, which is still miles faster than the stock 3.5 ghz

[@utkua]

You sir, are a moron.

[@ThatBoogieman]

Fuc kYourAds That's not how anything works.

[@1spaghetti32]

No overclock results at all?

[@Schradermusic]

Yeah why do this when you don't overclock the shit out of it?

[@uniwasamistake6334]

anything over 40'c must be overclocked

[@brent3970]

1spaghetti32 thats exactly wtf im thinkin. Waste of time

[@telenikros]

Yeah indeed, the next video should be that setup being overclocked

[@nothin1456]

if i9 or i7 was sort of reasonably priced i would be like . hell ya. But AMD is kicking butt with these chips :)

[@LeonUnger]

I made one from scrath. I live in Brazil. It´s normal to get 32° Celcius . I have a AMD FX 9590 and a Ryzen 9 and another AMD Phenon II X6 computers here in my studio. I work with Post Production. So many fans are annoying sound to hear constantly. So a bought a 1/3hp Condenser Unit from Embraco, capable to near 12 tons of cooling. The water chiller is outtside the room. So with tree pumps, pumped the the cooling fluid at -30°C to the 3 computers , with almost no sound of fans. This is a very good solution. at full load in a rendering process for example, obviously the cpus is not a 100% load , but around 60%, they running cool, arount 12 to 20°C. Very good. Good video from you. Keep the good job. Best regards, Leon.

[@GAMINGFOREXPERTS]

Add the story in the description,please!

[@shadowwolf1283]

Someone should be fierd IMO.

[@Yoyomongo]

they released the story on floatplane

[@GAMINGFOREXPERTS]

Yoyomongo Cool, you have floatplane, tell me about it :D

[@pokertyui32]

I actually disliked because of how rude and jarring that cutaway was. Kinda ticked me off tbh

[@devinpop9851]

PRUIKKI RACING iik

[@Jorge-hn1ye]

I wanted to hear the story :(

[@m1cha3lsm1th2]

Jorge García literally stolen comment word for word

[@mechanicmike7954]

1:35 Correction (Sorry Linus) Fluids can not be compressed! (explanation below if you care enough to read it) The compressor compresses the gas -> the condenser liquifies the hot compressed gas by cooling it down -> the expansion valve injects the fluid into the evaporator (like a spray can) -> the injected fluid expands inside the evaporator and turns to a gas again. this expansion (or phase change) requiers energy. the energy that is needed is absorbed by the evaporators surroundings in form of heat. therefor the evaporator cools it's surroundings. thermodynamics :)

[@axelseven7]

Linus: "I think this is gonna work" Also Linus: "Where is that screw from?" btw I cared about Linus' story...

[@GustaCz]

10 Year old chiller? Cool, but what about the 1 year PC benchmark?

[@Pasi123]

Maybe they decided to do a 10 year PC benchmark? :D

[@tipzy7730]

I was wondering the same thing. Are those 3 PCs still running back there collecting dust?

[@Abstract_zx]

didnt they move into a new office since they started that?

[@tipzy7730]

no, i believe its in the wearhous their in now b/c its behind the wooden set wall and the cement wall

[@tipzy7730]

Andy K may have reorganized but don't think they moved since they started that.they went from their office with the whole room water cooling to here and have been here since. Just been changing sets here. I think

[@gwgux]

That reminds me of when they were running LTT out of a house. I miss seeing the ultra crazy. XD

[@hadto8482]

me too

[@IraQNid]

No crazier than water cooling an entire room with copper piping.

[@rocktheworld2k6]

@@IraQNid Probably would have solved the heat problem they had a lot better if they insulated the piping.

[@pyry1738]

This is like ltt in a nutshell

[@zXLuke4efcXz]

I think they could expand on this and do "Whole Room Water Cooling - Sub Zero Edition".

[@CantChooseNic]

Yes this is why I watch Linus' videos!

[@virgil6892]

did he drop anything?

[@violetschamel3918]

“Why did i do this?” “Why am i showing other people how to do this?” “Where is this screw from?”

[@SapioiT]

I'd personally use a Stirling engine powered by a motor, to get the low temperatures. Also, powerful fans would be needed.

[@666KnifeParty]

i cared about his story :(

[@MegaCyklops]

same...

[@peterkehayov]

HAhahahahhaha

[@Pasi123]

Same

[@SeagoingJet]

I wanted to listen to Linus story :(

[@wesleymercer4536]

I came to the comments just to see if there was anyone who wanted to listen to the story.

[@edwardmclain8012]

I WANTED TO HEAR THE STORY #thanksedzel

[@matthewbilker3401]

Same!

[@AELost97]

i do acctualy worry about the stoty :(

[@MrWymie]

Your channel is By far my favorite computer tech to watch. I became interested in computer technology since windows 1.0 back around 1985-87. 30 plus years building computers .Thank you for your videos :) Ohio

[@airbomb34]

And that build is older than the average linus subscriber......

[@DGCastell]

haha oh man.

[@EVRLYNMedia]

I'm 13. i legitimately enjoy his videos

[@ayporos]

can't be hating on the young'uns. I know every 'older' person loves to do it but the youths are our future so all I can say is I'd rather them watch this (as mainstream and clickbaity and pseudo-technical as it is) as opposed to some fucking retards eating dishwasher tablets or shoving spoons of cinnamon into their mouths. :)

[@TacTony]

I'm 21 and I wouldn't be a pc gamer without Linus

[@freakbuttt3270]

16 btw

[@crumbman]

Pls do more of this janky stuff from back in the days...I just love it Memories...

[@hi-friaudioman]

I assume the windshield washer fluid is used because it doesn't freeze in low tempatures and like salt water is a good thermal conductor.

[@Bulwark1911]

*You had me at Vaseline!*

[@discountacai]

This video is brought to you by niquil Vaseline Nyquil Vaseline is good for the chest hands and cpu cooling buy now using our offer code ltt at checkout

[@lucivarsadiablo4191]

You had me at airflow.

[@JB52520]

It's supposed to make it go in easier.

[@TheElectroclassic]

I do care about your stories, Linus.

[@elliot697]

The Electroclassic same

[@GoatOfTheWoods]

i don't. that edit was gold

[@kester135]

Coming from a mechanic's background you actually cocked up quite a bit, antifreeze is just at that after all a chemical agent that is resistant to freezing it's actually very bad at conducting thermal heat, that's why you add water because it's the best thermal conductor, the trade-off of course is that the freezing point then goes up and you use the antifreeze tester to balance that point where you want it.

[@TristynRusselo]

Jugs of coolant and washer fluid pour easier sideways, they do not chug and splash. smooth pouring.

[@danielfreeman117]

"Where is this screw from?!" - Linus G. Sebastian, 2018

[@ploed]

Me Upgrading my PC " I hope that was a spare screw ".

[@bon3scrush3r]

Me ..almost every time I open an old laptop

[@lorenhusky2717]

Me when I finish putting the engine in my car back together.

[@Ollum]

Me after taking a shit

[@MBOFOYH]

IDEA: After getting all that insulation on there, and connecting the hoses, spray flex seal on the remaining exposed metal of the block, and then maybe water won't collect on the outside and drip? IF the flex seal helps insulate the block (because it's not metal, it's liquid rubber in a can) then it shouldn't get as wet as the metal that is exposed to the air right?

[@StarGateSG7]

Now, can we FINALLY TEST a working motherboard strapped to the roof of your car driven at 100+ KMH (60 MPH) to see how much cooling the motherboard and CPU would receive with a STOCK CPU cooler onboard and with NO CPU cooler attached! AND THEN see whether higher and lower driving speeds would allow us to overclock more or less with or without a cpu cooler attached! Try speeds of 30 KMH, then 50KMH then 80 KMH, then 100 kmh up to to 160 KMH (100 MPH) to see just how much wind speed will cool a working motherboard!

[@nota5wagyu]

StarGateSG7 is doing this even legal?

[@nexxusty]

@@nota5wagyu Why wouldn't it be? Legality isn't the issue.... Stupidity is.

[@nota5wagyu]

@@nexxusty ah

[@TheByQQ]

Because it's potentially dangerous? Imagine driving down the highway and a fucking motherboard flies off of the car in front of you and smashes your front window. That's why all kinds of externally mounted things need to pass test first, to be legally allowed to be mounted.

[@d.romero3014]

You don't need to mount it outside.

[@nukedbunny8642]

Now..Water cool a whole room with hardlines, ...eh wait...you already did that 3 years ago.... Miss those days of madness!..

[@jeremiahmcelroy2726]

I want to see him do it again better. If he ran it to an A/C outside an actually used isolated non copper tubing it might of actually be useful. When he did it the first time ti was so janky and badly done it didn't do anything. Surely he has the funds to do it right now.

[@diamondperformancefab5931]

@Linus Tech Tips "Compressing Fluid" as stated at 1:36 is not possible I'm afraid. If you were able break the laws of physics with an old piece of crap window a/c, it definitely deserves an entire video dedicated to the process, and you deserve the Nobel Prize.

[@sylendraws1249]

It looks like a bunch of garbage taped together.

[@floppydisk4500]

SylenDraws to be honest it looks like it might be

[@neefmees7287]

Ye😂

[@LunarKiwiGaming]

"what a piece of junk"

[@skypeon1]

cold garbage

[@MKHdoesArt]

Most likely because it is!

[@Juhuuu]

Maybe a part two where you partner with someone who can supply you with hardware to do it "professionally". Not very Linus-like but could be interesting.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Maybe a collaboration with Jay. To see who gets the Treadripper coolier and higher.

[@BruceCrossan]

The compressed fluid goes to the condenser, not the evaporator. When the compressor compresses the fluid, it heats up and gets sent to the condenser. It is hotter than the surrounding air which then leeches the heat into the environment with the help of the fans. That cooler fluid is sent to an expander valve which decreases the pressure on the fluid and cools it even more. That cool fluid goes through the evaporator radiator which will absorb the hear of the CPU. That warm fluid will go to the compressor and the cycle continues.

[@gorillatech5337]

YOU SHOULD HAVE USED IT ON THE FX 9590 YOU WOULD PROBABLY WONT THERMAL THROTTLE

[@five5105]

That's actually pretty funny

[@drevvd]

NICE MEME

[@cekpi7]

fahrenheit right?

[@TotoGeenen]

You would also need to cool the vrm the same way because of its power usage :D

[@gorillatech5337]

Toto Geenen one for each phase

[@sollux42]

To whomever did edit this, I wanted to hear the story, people can skip it, you could have put a time stamp of what to skip to

[@briceviolette8415]

i would love to see this project worked on more and if possible streamlined so it just slight small like could you fit it all in a big case

[@TechDunk]

Linus to his staff: "I need some stuff from this shelf, just act like you are working while I talk behind you"

[@Astrix321]

these videos with linus testing stuff is the best videos and the reason why im subbed to this channel

[@josh7120]

Definitely loving the nerd in you at 7:20 hahaha

[@GaudyMarko]

I wanna see Linus' janky-ass attempt at liquid nitrogen cooling

[@MrFastFox666]

He'd spill it everywhere and get frost bite

[@petenielsen6683]

That was in another video from a couple years ago.

[@noel5413]

Well i and im sure many others do care about linus's story so could you please do a followup to this episede with just that?

[@doctordev97]

if you don't mind never being able to remove the CPU, just use closed cell spray foam to insulate the block. it acts as a vapor barrier as well as very effective insulation and you can get it at any hardware store.

[@g3bster]

I'm just wondering, what happened to blowy, sucky and neutral pc's that had to run for a year???

[@angelesc2033]

gebster something ik they fukin forgit

[@ThatLegendary]

Give us the story, goddamned

[@kirkgillman2652]

Would make more sense coupled to the mineral oil build that he did. That way you remove the humidity issues and can take full advantage of going this cold without the worries.

[@Carnag3]

JANKY AS :D so good!... Feels like some old school LTT right here.

[@bladudemovies]

Overclock to 20 GHz!

[@Henry-bu9tz]

bladudemovies Safe and productive

[@dxalradoftwgameplay3629]

Voltages and Thermal design would not allow that.

[@sketch2620]

Sub-zero the entire mobo so you don't run into BIOS thermal throttling. Sorta like Linus did in his mineral-oil aquarium build, but dunk the heat-exchanger in there with it.

[@claritoresdiano1021]

duarrrr...... horreyyyy fireworks on ur CPU XD

[@TimmyTurner421]

God fix this pls

[@ac0rpbg]

Come on man, you sub-zeroed without even overclocking! it :(

[@pkaulf]

(Hans Moleman voice) I wanted to hear the story...

[@ralphralphin]

I remember the days where people did stuff like this, it seems like the newer generation doesn't understand that many of their pre made systems came from people messing around with things (like this) as a hobby and now people cant deal without the fastest simplest thing out that money can buy.

[@TefenCa]

Too true. That and they don't care about this type of stuff as much. If they get into overclocking it is to compete with LN2 or Liquid Helium. Otherwise most are just into buying fancy looking parts with RGB lighting that they can easy assemble with some tube bending at the most. Only so many people put the effort into stuff like this or real case/system modding/building.

[@tristenturner832]

you got the flow direction in the refrigeration system backwards. compressor compresses the gas, then the condenser cools and condenses the gas to a liquid. the high pressure liquid is bled through a valve into the lower pressure evaporator where it absorbs heat and boils into a low pressure gas. the gas is then compressed again.

[@helghastnl]

no overclocking :C?

[@sanitylogic4611]

helghastnl that been would have been really awesome to see. But I wonder what he would have used to properly cool the VRMs?

[@vgmmania884]

Fans?

[@venix20]

that was my question too !!!! -20 celcius and no OC ? i would have died to try it in his place !

[@TheMusicLeak]

that subtle vaseline joke lmao

[@joecook3223]

classic linussextips

[@zacharytellier-hunt7812]

I was going to do this about a year ago. Thanks for helping me learn for your mistakes.

[@sor3999]

Now do a set up where you keep the CPU outside in the Siberian wilderness! I want to see how you keep bears off of it.

[@poke_champ]

80 degrees Fahrenheit? And window washer fluid?

[@cochbob]

Poke Champ washer fluid is just water and alcohol.

[@rednaxela3x3]

Sam Koch not rain-x, it has a wax in it that helps water bead up on a windshield, but is probably really bad for a water block.

[@cochbob]

StagRiver probably much better than the additives that antifreeze has.

[@rednaxela3x3]

Agreed, but they should have got the blue stuff is they wanted to use washer fluid

[@Artcore103]

it's probably just rain-x brand antifreeze. the orange color is typically a universal antifreeze for cars.

[@bluescoobywagon]

Now I remember why I used a peltier back in the day. Entire cooling solution inside a mid tower with -40C idle and -13C full load CPU temps. Too bad the plastic CPU socket disintegrated after 6 months from the temperature cycles, ruining the board. Still, that Celeron 566 clocked at 1100Mhz was fun while it lasted.

[@decan8755]

i wanted to hear that Story :(

[@LeadSkillets]

No papa Linus story time?

[@goingtothestore3626]

Coolant moves from the compressor to the condenser. This way it is heated/pressurized to be cooled by the "hot" outside air. FYI

[@joshuacromie7552]

‘Last time amd had a relevant cpu’ savage Sebastian

[@DexterKDC]

unscripted LTT is the best LTT!!

[@joe59788]

Some videos are like watching a train run without tracks. It's always something to watch.

[@BharathRaj]

*The Vaseline is supposed to make it go in easier* 😂😂😂

[@Founders4]

That's a Doc. Brown level of jank right there.

[@Zahtec]

Going to have to pull this out again for AMD again linus

[@harbirsingh7266]

Currently the temperature outside here at my place is -25°C. If I keep my PC outside, I won't even need a CPU cooler.

[@IkBenBenG]

Air is a terrible coolant and a CPU without cooler has only a tiny surface area. It will very quickly overheat or at least thermal trottle. Don't believe me? Feel free to try it.

[@shirobuta_]

I WANTED TO HEAR LINU'S STORY!

[@JuanPretorius]

I got a small deep freeze from the side of the road (fuse was broken, so it still worked). Cut some holes in the door seal, put my liquid cooling rads inside the deep freeze, made a secure seal, and boom - the results you see in this video, without all the exposed parts, and half the effort.

[@whatiskensworth]

wtf Pelle, that story seemed legit.

[@nationalmaverick]

The latest content has been so much more LTT. I stopped watching daily after YEARS of obsessive watching and now I can't get enough again. Keep up the unscripted janky off the cuff videos that made this channel the Top Gear of the PC Enthusiast world.

[@kurtownsj00]

Guys the coolers for small vending machines are small, all in one on a fairly small rack (from condenser to compressor to evap to accumulator to power supply, all there), that's the ticket! :P

[@ThisIsLiin]

"Step number the first" yep that makes sense.

[@tristanl9726]

Water cool a pc with a car radiator.

[@yeshua1812]

T Wizzle I've been thinking of doing that and I will sometime when I find one

[@NCRranger24]

go to a junkyard and find a radiator off a 90's civic, problem solved.

[@benboquet7436]

i would do a condenser (basically a radiator but smaller and nicer its for the air conditoner

[@dxalradoftwgameplay3629]

They've done that in one of their budget builds + Water-cooling videos.

[@jakegarrett8109]

I will be doing that on my other channel (I can give a link to my other channel if you want). The radiator will have a long enough hose it can be ran outside (such as during the summer), or left inside since its winter time right now. I expect fanless capability, or maybe incredibly low rpm since I'm running 4 GPUs and a Ryzen.

[@mushutak]

I've been looking for a way to cool my whole case (I live in Australia and don't have AC). After watching this I'm thinking about finding a window AC unit with a condenser that measures about 360mmx120mm so I can put it in the front of my case to air condition the intake air thus keeping my GPU, RAM, and motherboard cold too.

[@IC3P3]

I'm from Germany and I find it funny how you speak "der8auer", but I'm thinking you can say the same to my English :D

[@jkob8955]

Lame editor taking out the story, many many people wanted to hear it... Just let it in and let us deCide to skip it or not ! :)

[@kevinpedersen5290]

One thing to remember with any cooling solution is that the energy has to go somewhere, so if you are cooling down an object, the energy you're subtracting from it has to be placed somewhere else. There is no free cooling, it all comes at the expense of something else being heated up.

[@IamNOVAone]

8:40 80 degrees Fahrenheit is warm it’s just above room temperature.

[@mcmada109]

Perfect temp to run a pc at, would never condensate if it stayed slighter warmer than ambient.

[@Powcoolvlogs]

boy room temperature is 67 degrees.

[@IamNOVAone]

Mikail Kraft Room temp is 70 degrees and believe me when I say you couldn’t tell the difference if you where in a 80 degree room.

[@Powcoolvlogs]

10 degrees is a huge difference! I'm sure you could feel it.

[@IamNOVAone]

Mikail Kraft 70-80 degrees would feel warm and I stand by what I said 80 degrees is just above room temp. It’s not what you would consider hot.

[@poseidon6262]

Sponsored by ASUS ROG. Finally, a good sponsorship we care about.

[@zephr.4259]

Amen

[@kramton10]

This and scrapyard wars are your channel's strong points.

[@pranayasinha]

Cable management hole... Interesting