Seller's CPU ran HOT after I took it home...

[@kilatofu]

It was nice meeting you, glad everything worked out! Look forward to seeing the next videos!

[@Racksx]

simp

[@karanmanickchand]

it didnt work

[@AdamUKG]

it does?@@karanmanickchand

[@fortnitegamer-w2v]

@@karanmanickchand watch the vid idiot

[@ForLost929q]

@RTBOY954x he meant like the CPU cooler didn’t work so we had to switch it out

[@michaelopare4477]

With the gurgling sound coming from the AIO pump block, I have encountered that issue quite recently with an iBuyPower 120mm AIO and i fixed it. I'm Michael from Ghana , West Africa. You have to first totally disassemble the cpu pump block. You'll first notice some galvanic corrosion(greenish) in the liquid used for the cooling which would mostly likely be ethylene glycol. The gurgling sound comes from the free floating galvanic corrosion particles coming into contact with the micro fins of the copper cpu block. You'll probably notice significant galvanic corrosion in the micro fins of the cpu copper block which has clogged up the aio. This prevents the liquid from circulating within the AIO, hence, not being able to cool the CPU leading to very high cpu temperatures. To fix the issue, you need to drain the all the liquid in the AIO. Then clean the cpu block with toothbrush ,dish soap and water. The micro fins are the most important part to clean to ensure maximum circulation in the AIO. You would need a razor blade to swipe across each individual lane of the micro fins to force out most of the galvanic corrosion blocking the flow of liquid. The tooth brush cannot fit between the individual lanes of the micro fin and thats why you need to use a razor blade. After adequate cleaning of disassembled parts, make sure each part is totally dry and ready to be assembled. For the liquid coolant replacement, I wanted a PC coolant in my country to purchase but couldnt find some anywhere so I resorted to using distilled water as the coolant replacement in my aio. Yeah I know galvanic corrosion will occur in my aio because of mixed metals(copper cpu block and aluminium radiator) but its been silent and fine for 3 months now. Hopefully you can follow my guide to fix your broken aio. There is no need to throw away that which can be fixed. Thank you :)

[@Bunta1987qwerty]

CPU AIO coolers typically have propylene glycol (diluted with distilled water), which is less toxic than ethylene glycol, but ethylene glycol has better cooling and antifreeze properties. That's what car radiators use. Give it a try. It shouldn't harm anything.

[@arc00ta]

Its not just that, the coolant also leeches through the rubber hoses on these older style coolers and eventually the pump just starts to cavitate because there is too much air in the system. I have 3 or 4 of those exact same Corsair AIOs in a box, I drained two of them and got like a teaspoon of coolant out of them, and like you said it was all nasty and gunked up. Newer units seem to be using something else, maybe tygon? I don't know but it isn't that permeable rubber anyways. I used to tear them down and clean them and then use some standard PTFE tubing on the barbs and refill with distilled water and some additive, but its not worth the hassle with how cheap they've gotten now.

[@michaelopare4477]

@@Bunta1987qwerty Yeah you're right. Propylene glycol is common with AIOs whiles ethylene glycol is common with car radiator cooling. I read up on how ethylene glycol was toxic so I didn't mess around with them

[@michaelopare4477]

@@arc00ta Yeah they're cheap on your end but then over here,they're quite expensive so it's definitely worth fixing it here.

[@arc00ta]

@@michaelopare4477 Yeah this is why those 120mm AIOs are silly, they barely work better than a regular cheap air cooler and add so many more points of failure. But if its all you've got, some 10mm tubing, zip ties, and distilled water you can have it going again with a little effort.

[@CyberClu]

Just to be clear to everybody, The AM4 Wraith Prism can fit on older AM3/3+ and I believe AM5, because it's a clip on style. The other AM4 coolers (Stealth and Spire) which are screw in types, won't be compatible with AM3 boards.

[@shaneeslick]

Yeah while the plastic clips look the same the mounting holes are slightly different spacing

[@shaneeslick]

@Lurch Yeah the 7000X CPUs would be too hot for a Wraith Prism but a R5 7600 might be OK as it is only 65W, the Wraith is a lot beter than the Stealth & even the Spire cooler from early R7 1000

[@CyberClu]

@@lurch789 Agreed on everything you said.

[@NormAtWork]

I'm fiddling around with an FX 4300-based tower my mom left at my house. This thing was running LOUD and HOT and had never been cleaned! So far I've added an intake fan, an exhaust fan, set more reasonable fan curves with Fan Control, changed the thermal paste, removed the ODD for better ventilation, added an old GeForce 730 from a prebuild on which the motherboard passed away, upgraded RAM from 8GB to 12GB, tweaked some stuff in the BIOS, and now it runs quiet and does what I need. Mostly it's a TV box for my projector so nothing too intense and it does the job fine while no longer burrying the audio with its crazy cpu cooler fan noise nor is it making the room super hot anymore!

[@Akuajin]

Local Kirklander here! I tinker with old PC stuff all the time that I find at our local thrift stores and out in the wild etc. I just got a IBM 365XD laptop up and running with win98 to play some of those old DOS games in their natural habitat! Also snagged a 2016 Alienware aurora r5 tower and brought it back from the dead and brought it back to its former glory with a few upgrades! Good stuff!

[@TheNetGuy]

Great stuff as usual Danny! That looked like a pretty good deal even without the AIO. I recently bought a GPU down in Montlake Terrace - was supposed to be an OEM 2080 Super, but turned out to be a 2070 Super. I wasn't too sad because the price was INSANELY low and the seller likely didn't know. Even the FCC/model number on the back of the card came back to a 2080, but oh well. I need your mobile testing rig! I had mine but forgot the power cable at the last minute. Great stuff!

[@IronArmPanda]

If the AIO is old, the copper fins on the top of the base plate are probably clogged with particulates and oxidation. I spent probably 4 months messing around with an Asus 990fx sabretooth, a Gigabyte 970A-UD3, and an Asus 970 pro gaming aura. Out of all 3 the highest clocks I got on my fx 6300 was 5.1ghz on the Gigabyte board with a 360mm AIO. I also ended up having to throw a fan on the northbridge of both the 970 gaming aura and gigabyte. Though it didn't win in my testing the 990fx sabretooth was supremely overbuilt, absolute tank of a motherboard that didn't need extra cooling for its VRM or chipsets.

[@shaneeslick]

Yeah the ASUS AM3+ 990 Motherboards are Awesome for OCing FX

[@jrminate]

The Pump on the CPU block is clogged, that is the problem with it. They get clogged over time, or if it has been sitting for a long time. They also lose coolant over time and will also lose a lot more coolant if it had a rough life in extreme heat for prolonged periods.

[@NoobShiesty]

"so, if could get your numberr"... "my account number?" lol the Zelle exchange

[@Bunta1987qwerty]

That AIO is clogged up. Galvanic reaction caused by dissimilar metals making contact causes rapid corrosion, and the chemical reaction breaks down the propylene glycol. In fact, in my experience, NZXT coolers have this issue too. I've had to replace the fluid in my H1 factory AIO, and the microfins on the inside of the block (inside of the coldplate) were totally gunked up, and it wouldn't flow. It shut off as soon as it tried to boot into windows. I relaunched to see temp in bios, and it was about 80C. flushed everything, and replaced with Corsair fluid. Still running fine, but it'll probably happen again in the future.

[@doug4short]

Putting together a Optiplex system (i5 6500 with a gtx 1650) using eBay. Always wanted to try doing it and after seeing some other YT'ers try it with a $200 budget, I thought I would finally do it. One of your previous vids came to mind as I thought about it, so I had to scroll through and find it again. Hopefully I'll have as much luck as you did; if not.. well, it's just 200. Put together about 6 builds for family, but have always wanted to try a really tight budget PC build.

[@vipex8445]

My AIO started gurgling and then I ran at 60 degrees idle and 100 degrees under load on an i9 9900k, slowly got worst over a few months until my pc shut off periodically due to high temps. Ended up buying a BeQuiet air cooler and now im running 31 - 34 degrees idling.

[@dragon2knight]

Nice to see you getting a good one this time out! It's "fun" trying to find working old tech sometimes. Other than YOUR memory forgetting to install the COMPUTER memory, all went according to plan 😉🤣

[@shaneeslick]

Yeah the Irony of the one thing you forget to install being Memory 🤣

[@GUCFan]

Probably a dead AIO. I think the H60's have reliability issues lately. I had one that ran fine until 2019 and i replaced it, the replacement failed last month so now i'm back to air cooling with a Hyper 212 Evo

[@garrettturner7383]

So, About the Motherboard not supporting boot from NVME- I've had some success by installing the bootmgr to a SATA SSD, and installing Windows to the NVME. This works because window's bootloader is located on the drive the the bios supports booting from, and the OS is stored on NVME.

[@lm_dccxl4078]

late comment but, i have been an owner of multiple gigabyte 990-970 chipset motherboards, and the problem on not detecting your nvme drive as a bootable device is the wierd bios the oem made it. it has a lot of quirks and bugs that they never tried to fix, because they have very specific scenarios, like in this case. if you use another adapter, like the startech ones they usually work. but not with nvme pcie 4.0 compliant.... theres also a bug on usb devices, like not detecing some usb heaphones, xbox 360 controllers, android phones, etc, if they are connected on a usb 3 port. and the most tipycal, the one were it doesnt detects the last ram slot if you suspend the system, until you reset the pc.

[@Viking8888]

FYI, you can use that pci-e/nvme setup as a boot drive on those old AM3/AM3+ motherboards if you use Clover bootloader on a USB drive (or any drive, really). Clover was designed for use with a Hackintosh, but because it boots Windows, Linux and MacOS independently, it works great for older PC's that can boot from add-in cards . I have an old Gigabyte AMD 970 based mobo and went through the same thing but was too stubborn to give up without a good result....sometimes being stubborn is a good thing! It was probably combined with a tad bit of OCD as well. 😜

[@nerdonabudget]

Good to know, I'll definitely look into that!

[@bstaznkid4lyfe392]

Cooler fan is always better than a pump..

[@CHiTO316]

It’s cute how people from other states consider a 30 minute drive far and an hour drive very tedious lol here in Houston it takes me 25 minutes just to head to the nearest freeway and find a fast food restaurant and takes me 1 hour to drive 21 miles to work every morning lol

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

I worked at Fountain Valley across from Mile Square park. Tustin MC is great, Fry's died. Fry's back in the day was fun.

[@34clint1]

had that on an i7 4790k with the stock cooler, added 240mmDeepcool AIO, and now it's chilled at 50-60degrees c.

[@matthewday7565]

AM3+, so it'll take a FX And I'm chewing through a couple of bundles... Bundle 1 (bought for not much money) provided the H61 board that I'm currently running, a dead Mac G5, a couple of AGP cards that I really must get round to testing, I DO have a working AGP system, and some DVD drives (PATA), plus an Optiplex 745 with a dead board, but a working PSU. Bundle 2 (free), A right mix, cases with various, a Veriton Atom PC (needed RAM, what a struggle as only 1R8 work in it, 2R8 do not detect at all... guess what all but one of my spares were!), a board and FX 4 core

[@TechFreak94]

I recently found the joy of building systems from used older hardware. Overclock them to squeeze all the performance out of them. They wont win any awards, but you would be hardpressed to know its an old chip. Got an Intel I5-6700K overclocked to 5.0GHz and then I actually still have the first PC I ever built which was actually with an AMD 955 Black Edition processor. its still going and overclocked to 3.8GHz on the stock AMD cooler. I plan on getting either an aio or a better air cooler to overclock it further.

[@johnbacon2399]

I've been getting some pretty good deals lately I've gotten a GTX 1660 Super for $80, a GTX 1650 for $60, an MSI B460M Pro VDH Wifi motherboard with a Core i7 10700F for $150 all in good working order, I traded an old FM2+ PC for an RX 580 4GB, Coolermaster ML240L AIO and $60 cash.

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

Nice video I live in Federal Way , WA - it's nice seeing others that are in the local area. How things have changed - What used to be known as the Auburn Super Mall is now the Outlet Collection. What had been known as the "Sea-Tac" mall is now ; the Commons At Federal Way. I feel it should just be the Commons : the At Federal Way part of the name sounds so stupid. Maybe The Federal Way Commons would be a good choice.

[@shaneeslick]

G'day Danny, Cool this Motherboard works, the "Clip On" AMD Coolers like the Prism will work with AM3/AM3+/AM4 using the correct plastic mounts, but the Spire/Stealth & the Plastic Mounts/Backplates are not interchangeable as the Cooler Mount Holes are slightly different on AM4. I am fixing a i3-2120 + Z68M (???) + 8GB-DDR3 PC that crashes loading to W10, I thought it was the OS HDD as it would post to BIOS fine & even sit there running in BIOS no trouble, so I changed the drive & still the same, turns out it is the Motherboard 🤷‍♂???, I was able to get the OS HDD to Auto Repair (so no data loss) & run with the same CPU + RAM on my testbench using my ASUS Maximus V so everything else is fine, the owners just use it for surfing the net & storing photos so I'll just get a replacement H/B LGA1155 as they are only $30-$40AUD + 240GB SSD $27AUD for the OS, I have lots of 1155 CPUs & DDR3-RAM so I'll just swap those to an i5/i7 & 16GB plus the small SSD will make it a lot faster in W10 & the original HDD will be fine for storage of photos or whatever & will get them out of trouble for cheap.

[@Lem_On_Lime]

You might have been able to boot to your NVME drive if you turned off CSM 'Always' setting. (Compatibility Support Module) Or changed the Storage Boot Option Control off of the 'Legacy first' setting. What do you use for power in your car?

[@The1commenterguy]

What a cool guy, awesome video

[@transparent1054]

Some good old air cooling has it's merits. At the most, you replace a fan and thermo paste and you're done.

[@austin.t5557]

Fun fact, the Ryzen wrath coolers, are redesigned FX coolers, that redesigned Phenom coolers. Awesome vid the old stuff is always fun stuff.

[@Wyr3d]

My guess would be, the water cooler system needs cleaning, since there is no telling how long it's been sitting around in the previous owner's garage or whatever.

[@2011jaydog]

I loved my old x4 955, wasn't a bad cpu, definitely newer out but was surprised on what all it played

[@readycheddar]

I had the same CPU. Bought back around 09 when they were the new thing. Thing killed it for me for the longest time. Even was able to overclock it a bit. Eventually went intel and upgraded to a 3770 and then a 8700 from there. Finally went back to AMD a couple months ago and got a Ryzen 5700X. Long live team red...uh...even though they were team green back in 09...

[@TheRoastedShow]

those liquid cooler develop crystals and clogs the fins, corsair replaced one for me awhile back

[@miukku111]

Eyyy. I have that exact same Phanteks case. It used to host my gaming hardware back in like 2016. Now it serves has my server's case. It's a good case.

[@dennissmith1435]

Had a situation recently with a Ryzen 5 5600X over heating sporadically. Turned out to be the AIO even though fans were running and I could feel the pump running and water circulating through the hoses. I removed it, repasted and reseated it, but still vary poor temps. Other things can keep the AIO from working properly that are not detectable by observation. Had the same experience. In the BIOS at idel, temps started to climb steadily often. They were much higher than they should have been at idle. Installed a Wraith Prism I had which I use as an ad hoc cooler and temps at idle were down to 32 to 35 degrees rather than 60 to 80 degrees.

[@nerdonabudget]

Indeed! This isn't my first time running into AIO's not working properly due out of nowhere, a couple of years ago when I helped my friend refresh her PC, her AIO, funny enough also a corsair one, did the exact same thing. I tried to reorient and shake it around to get what I thought to be air bubbles out, which did not work. I left the AIO alone for a bit and it all of a sudden ended up functioning like normal again, just really odd all around lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJmQY4eqhNplY7c

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

He is a real-life nerd, this is so cool.

[@FriendlyPCGamers]

I have Helios 300 i7 11800H 3060 (2021) laptop and sometimes 90-95 degrees CPU seems normal to me (while gaming ofcourse, (1080p Unbound or Cyberpunk - CPU EATERS) I repasted it with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut every 2-3 months. Basically the margin of money i save in between Legion 5 and Helios 300 is gone in repasting thermal paste and changing pads, running more AC (ez electricity bill boost). There is no point in buying something cheaper to end up crying and throwing money to make it work.

[@alix6028]

I bought a Sapphire 6700XT Nitro+ for 280USD. Played with it a while and noticed that it was 110C on the hotspot. Had a hunch so I asked the seller "did you repaste this" he said yes. Internally a I groaned and repasted it myself. From what I could tell, homie did the rice grain method instead of spreading it out properly. Which is bad because unlike CPUs, GPUs dont have a heat spreader. *You have to spread the thermal compund yourself* to get full coverage; PROPER coverage. Put it all back together and played the same game and voila, -20C on the hotspots. EDIT: the paste I used was some rando tube I found lying around. You dont need the best of the best to properly cool a GPU/CPU as long as it's spread properly.

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

Hell nah am I shopping with the warden. I'm sitting in the car 🤣🤣

[@rossmclaughlin7158]

Looking forward to seeing how am3+ holds up these days

[@mcdebanjan]

i suggest replying the thermal paste with an new thermal paste and getting an new much better performing AIO cooler

[@codygrinnell8676]

It could be build up in the pump so the liquid can't flow

[@SmithBeatZ1]

The LAN parties are the best!! Hurry with the March video!!

[@rjdtwo]

Sometimes you get an air bubble with the AIO coolers, if you lay the pc down on its side and let it run for a bit like that it could fix the issue

[@shaneeslick]

Yeah or if that doesn't work take the pump block off & tubes up give it a shake while it is running, it helps get some water into the impeller

[@anthonylong5870]

Laying it on it's side powered on with th CPU hitting 99-100 degrees for too long could cook it

[@shaneeslick]

@@anthonylong5870 So how do laptops & Highend Prebuilts like the Alienware i9/R9 PCs keep running when they are throttling because they are sitting at 105° or whatever TJMax is 🤷‍♂??? & even older Athlon & Phenom CPUs like the one Danny is testing with here will shut down when they need to.

[@anthonylong5870]

@@shaneeslick They run because they are throttling. Which YOU DONT WANT TO DO. And constant overheating/throttling shortens the life of the CPU. And sometimes the CPU can fail to throttle and cook itself....

[@shaneeslick]

@@anthonylong5870 "They run because they are throttling" Yeah & that CPU Danny has will do the same, so which is it do CPUs die in minutes of running at 90°-100° or run fine for years at 90°-100° because they are throttling themselves running at those temps? I have over 10yr old CPUs that run with OC in cases that have very minimal airflow regularly reaching temps of 90° in summer & are still performing fine, it will at most take a couple of minutes to remove the Airbubble from an AIO Pump, plus Laptops & those Alienware & other Brand Prebuilts run throttling themselves at those temps all day for years, so stop trying to scaremonger people with Misinformation that a CPU running at those temps for a few minutes will die.

[@JoshM7]

Ah yes. I remember the GA-990FXA-UD3. I've worked on like 3 or more of them building computers back when FX was a thing. (Gosh they were such bad CPUs) Those boards have at least 4+ revisions lol. As far as I'm aware though, the boards are still working great.

[@johnnygregorio7200]

did you know the wraith prism has a kinda hidden switch on the side of it for high and low fan setting? i just found that out not to long ago from a tik tok 🤣🤣

[@revit4909]

watching these meetings is satisfying

[@OrdinaryBiscuit]

I'm running a GTX 680 as my main GPU as I came upon hard times recently and had to sell my newer card it does surprisingly well considering it's like 11 years old now just 2GB of VRAM is tough in 2023 and driver support means that some games just hard lock you out. xD

[@ScubaSteveOC]

I was also born at Fountain Valley hospital. Small world

[@leo-zb2ui]

CPU temp go up to 90ish right after start always need to check ur watercooler! i always have problem with ibuypower PC..

[@chloeprice8]

i actually still use that exact cpu and actually watching this video from it(media pc) it can still do things pretty well and still run games you would play laying back and chilling. defo unnormal to hit those temps with an aio. mine runs like 29c idle and 35ish with load with a basic air cooler. the aio is save-able but not really worth it unless you just wana tinker to fix it. gurgle noise is cuz its lost fluid over time and the impeller's plastic "bearings" get worn over time and will have problems turning an will stick. taking it apart and pulling the bearing a bit and realigning it. some cleaning and a refill and it can work again. but wont be as reliable. its prime days are gone and will fail again in a matter of time. i have a similar model which has same pump and did repair it but only have it for messing around. would not trust it for prolonged use or if im not around to keep an eye on it

[@robertanderson5735]

Good old air coolers, reliable, affordable, it lasts longer than AIO. Whats not to like. I always prefer air coolers. Just newer chips today run extremely hot wich is unfortunate. ❤

[@Jdogg4089]

Oh yeah, I Don't even want a liquid cooler.

[@Jdogg4089]

Unless I am doing a complete liquid cooled system which I probably never will, air cooling ftw.

[@foxpopuli6982]

I'm an old-school Air-Cooler guy. Putting a liquid cooler into a PC just adds a new point of failure into a machine, and I never recommend it. Don't care how nice it might look.

[@brutallica2944]

Plumbing is for the bathroom, not the PC.

[@muhammadabbas3841]

First and what do you recommend on second hand power supplies, i have a gtx 1050 ti and i7 3770 also any upgrades to my current system will be greatly appreciated. Using a dell opty with atx psu. The gtx 1050 ti has no extra pcie connectors.

[@JasonWitmerYT]

Yo is this gonna be Nick’s new free pc upgrade at the next LAN?? I bet he’d LOVE AM3

[@kgrayman]

Does most am4 CPU cooler work with am3 mobo/cpu? Was thinking of reusing an old pc I had laying around but the CPU cooler is broken

[@Mirra2003-f9s]

Yes they have the same layout

[@nerdonabudget]

Only if you use the brackets with the latching mechanism, because those are spaced the same. But the left to right holes on the motherboard are different, so coolers with custom brackets won't work

[@razordasquad]

that aio watercooling, its to bad for cpu, it seems to hotter operating temperature because CPU has to upper 125 watts of heat disipation.... in that case you need an 360mm watercooling or heatpipe solution like an bequiet dark rock 4. greetings from CHILE.

[@kane587mad]

You really should make an USB Stick with a live Linux System with testing software.

[@yeager4298]

I have a ton of old am2/am3 cpus love messing with them

[@chrisryu4742]

You'll just end up with an angry buyer if you try doing anything with that cooler. I had an h100i that I tried putting into a build for cl that was my own personal cooler for about 3-5 years, and they just don't last that long. I forgot if it was Linus or Tech Yes but one of them ended up with an aio that had an insane amount of buildup in the radiator, and they just couldn't use it. Also kept the aio just to see if anything else would happen to it and the tubes ended up with dry rot a year later.

[@CryptoBlockchainTechnologies]

Air coolers are so much better than water, Noctua is the best.

[@Jay-rd6fe]

pretty sure the aio is just dried up i mean the pc is like what 10 years old? an aio should last like what 4 years before the water is pretty much evaporated enough or the pump died

[@4epa1012]

That's why I always use air coolers, these AIO's can give you really big headache.

[@roki977]

that corsair is like from 2013, i owned two fan corsair aio with 3770k and it was worthless after one year, some 10 years ago, dead pump.. very crappy product, after that one never again aio in my rig..

[@Joysingod]

Maybe I missed it in the video but what are you going to use this older system for?

[@clark85]

*-Havent picked up any old hardware but I am using my old am3 hardware currently as a unraid server so extending the life of that platform for years to come lol. Has a hd xfx 7970 gpu from 2013 in it as well if i ever decide to boot into windows again. Im also coming around full circle as I am getting the xfx merc 6950XT gpu in a few days lol

[@djcid6003]

hey man got a question for you, what should i get 7900xt or 4070 ti. i want to go with nvidia but it seems like 7900xt is better?

[@faridayasmin1701]

7900XT for sure man, it's just the better value rn but you could also get the 6950XT for better value

[@djcid6003]

@@faridayasmin1701 thanks man

[@ExV1rUS]

Personally I dislike the am3/am4 mounting system, if you don't use a custom block, the 2 mounting points are garbage :p Always had problems with my H80i as well, had to re-apply the cooler a couple of times to get it 100% contact over the chip

[@tommywerner2051]

Hey man, how's it going? I love your videos, Im learning a lot from your pc knowledge.

[@wakcedout]

Cpu running hot…..suddenly buying a pc where the blasted thing was plugged power button into the reset connector on the motherboard doesn’t seem so bad lol. I found OfferUp can be a good way to get a decent pc that has upgrade potential. And in todays tight economy folks, but secondhand and upgrade parts as you can.

[@radradR0bot]

I've got a Core2 quad and am2 boards I'm playing with right now.

[@bookem5537]

dude wanted an invite to the LAN

[@adelonic1]

Hey Dan when will be next lan party ?

[@mealot7613]

You should open up the aio, clean it and refull and make a vid on it.

[@davidcohen6352]

AM3 always run quite hot,a decent aircooler is a must,aios suck on the chips

[@quidproquo9000]

my corsair h100i just died... similar temps.. but it served me well for 10 years :O

[@quidproquo9000]

the cooler probably lost a lot of coolant, sounded like there was a lot of air in the system

[@mr.lunatic3157]

You can refill coolent but if the radiator served 10 years , ypu can give it a rest

[@gamingit1]

So i have one problem. I have i3-3220 and at idle in bios it shows 35°C(stock cooler) and when it boots us if i leave it for few minutes booted in windows it jumps up to 65-70°C.(i use hwinfo for cheching temps) I changed thermal paste about 2 days ago and its same.Im not sure if that is normal or should i be concerned about it?

[@RatedR3030]

can you really say you bought/sold a pc part on youtube without filming the handshake to confirm the transaction, damn irl captchas 😂

[@DBoone123]

i picked up a used 5600g the other day and it caused a lot of problems TLDR: cpu was causing dram issues had to return it

[@SkateZillaSimulations]

That AIO is likely out of fluid or about to be.

[@Theclawperson]

Hi Im new here, love the content, been trying to try my hands at pc flipping as well. Wanted to ask about your test setup that you showed in the beginning. Are you using a battery? Hows your experience with it? Are you able to also show customers the working pc from your trunk?

[@The_Jack_Doe]

AIO-s can die of "old age" if you didn't know

[@nerdonabudget]

Yea I'm aware of that, just seems coincidentally odd that it just died then and there. To the owners knowledge it was last working before he sold it to me and I didn't do anything to it from the parking garage to when I got it home. It all works out though, because I don't have any need for the AIO, and would have bought the bundle without it

[@The_Jack_Doe]

@@nerdonabudget People leave old parts lying around for long time and don't pay attention when they sell parts. He probably haven't seen temperatures just heard its working. Anyway nice video

[@michaeltechroom]

windows test bench drive most be setup for uefi bios with newer PC hardware

[@gcmanuel85x]

I am thinking to start living in a van some day couse living costs are ridiculous, i have no family to worry about, just me. I have family farm to go to, but its a shiet hole, peace of mind to live in a car by minimum, can those batteries be used long term with desktops pc ? Or should i swap into laptopts then maybe...

[@accel1231]

So do you prefer AIO or Air Cooler tbh?

[@BillyBobDingledorf]

AMD Wraith blows the doors of an old water cooler? It takes the right kind of person to water cool.

[@shaneb4073]

Hey there Danny, I have a FX8350 on a MSI 970 gaming you can have free of charge if you would like.

[@shangman4240]

aio ran out of coolant or air pockets everywhere.

[@jimmybdietaryandvital-sigh8450]

Love your videos. I tried to use my m.2 attached to a pcie adapter as a boot drive on an older mobo and was unsuccessful. I contacted a forum that I belong to and was told that you can not boot using this method. I mounted it on my gigabyte mobo and it booted up fine. Did you find this as well?

[@r26ix]

chill convo chill dude

[@allenpahl6478]

Cant wait for that lan party stories 😂

[@manns4]

That cooler is empty

[@gamefandrg]

phenom ii x4 955 on 2023? what for?

[@Kelekona_808]

WoW, Danny is a rare native Californian!

[@connortimoti]

yeah i don't trust AIO anymore since my last one crapped out on me (10+ yrs ago) air cooler all the way 😤

[@johnathonready9347]

If you can pay for shipping I have a nice motherboard, cpu, and ram i would more than happy to just give away. Its an fx8350, 32gb of ram and 2 motherboards. lmk, one is pretty decent with a debug led

[@sgottoboni]

For me this would be cash or nothing.

[@redstar4333]

You have a you tube WOW channel or a twitch?

[@richysracing9524]

Need recommendations for someone in the Midlands to fix my pc, ryzen 5 3600 b450 pro 3200mhz 16gb ddr4 rx580 8gb oc bequeit 750w dark pro gold rated, i brought a 6600xt, and its just boot looping and loads of mad crazy things, i have used ddu 5 times but still not working

[@jeepwhitesides1678]

So I watched a episode of gregsalazars and the aio did the same thing ended up having gunk in the aio block and rad take

[@blakedmc1989RaveHD]

and another vid proving my distrust with AIOs