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My first time Overclocking on Liquid Nitrogen - NEW WORLD RECORD!

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  • Опубліковано 4 лис 2017
  • Huge thank you to EVGA and Vince aka K|NGP|N for coming to my studio and giving me a lesson in LN2! Im hooked now and cant wait to give this another shot! We go for a world record, stay tuned to see if we beat it or not!
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  • @PaciDrifter
    @PaciDrifter 6 років тому +2214

    NOTIFICATION SQUAD BOIZZZ

    • @ethanpitt6111
      @ethanpitt6111 6 років тому +7

      We here boizzz

    • @andreota3911
      @andreota3911 6 років тому +4

      i see it, i like it ..

    • @PaciDrifter
      @PaciDrifter 6 років тому +24

      Lol, Thanks for pinning my comment Jay!
      MOM GET THE CAMERA, I'M FAMOUS FOR ONCE!!

    • @PeterNjeim
      @PeterNjeim 6 років тому +5

      I watched this video when there were 8 views... and I don't use notifications...

    • @elon6131
      @elon6131 6 років тому +3

      Peter Njeim i watched it when it had 7 views xD

  • @FirePoo
    @FirePoo 5 років тому +909

    "Slightly used evga 1080 ti for sale. Never abused or mined on. Always kept an eye on temps."

  • @Aaptronym
    @Aaptronym 5 років тому +2252

    this is basically the geek equivalent to drag racing and dyno testing

    • @coleholden8241
      @coleholden8241 5 років тому +8

      Aaptronym and nitrous

    • @skaisurov7852
      @skaisurov7852 5 років тому +5

      ehh close

    • @Shrooms00087
      @Shrooms00087 5 років тому +98

      I'm pretty sure they people who designed drag racing engines were geeks.

    • @DaSpoonyBard
      @DaSpoonyBard 5 років тому +7

      It's American Chopper, taken over by computers.

    • @stony62ss10
      @stony62ss10 5 років тому +2

      Brian Johnson facts

  • @felixk6931
    @felixk6931 5 років тому +1118

    So if I want to game with this setup I need my butler fully naked constantly pouring liquid nitrogen into the pc right? Sounds like fun

  • @Andrew-uq6vh
    @Andrew-uq6vh 6 років тому +1577

    " I don't wear socks when I overclock"

    • @randomuser2461
      @randomuser2461 5 років тому +78

      I don't wear underwear when I overclock. You gotta think about what is most important. If you loose your feet at least you got that going for you.

    • @peterpain6625
      @peterpain6625 5 років тому +29

      I always wear a full neon green gimp suit with a carolina-reaper-chilli-paste covered mouth-ball while overclocking ... just for protection ;)

    • @AnggaTirtaFL
      @AnggaTirtaFL 5 років тому +12

      Naked better

    • @notserpmale03
      @notserpmale03 5 років тому +2

      you don't wear socks for static.

    • @TheG60528XiJinPing
      @TheG60528XiJinPing 4 роки тому +9

      I overclock naked

  • @KingChristo
    @KingChristo 6 років тому +4395

    Liquid Nitrogen is so 2016. I use dark matter to cool my processors.

    • @plaguedoctor3782
      @plaguedoctor3782 6 років тому +287

      Pah, Dark matter? I use Ice Tea to cool my processors.

    • @dy8253
      @dy8253 6 років тому +135

      Plague Doctor ice tea ? Tf I use cardboard to cool down

    • @theofficialcosworthracingt8987
      @theofficialcosworthracingt8987 6 років тому +616

      I use cum

    • @lasbrujazz
      @lasbrujazz 6 років тому +152

      i blow the card to cool em down. only me, huh?

    • @tkain61
      @tkain61 6 років тому +112

      Catch up pleb, everyone is using quantum mechanics for removing heat from processors.

  • @eaghra1995
    @eaghra1995 6 років тому +174

    its called the Leidenfrost effect. your skin is warm enough that it makes the LN2 turns to gas before it hits your skin, creating a barrier of gas preventing your hand from freezing.

    • @Colaman112
      @Colaman112 6 років тому +33

      And the reason wearing gloves is a bad idea is due to the glove freezing and then freezing your hand.

    • @dinkyemg
      @dinkyemg 6 років тому +12

      You don't dip your hands into LN2 and leave them there because your hands will cool down enough for the Leidenfrost effect to wear off and then freeze your hand. You need a big temperature differential for it to stay in place.

    • @rodrigofonyat3489
      @rodrigofonyat3489 6 років тому +4

      So it's a similar principle to putting your hand in molten lead, only the gas barrier is the LN2 itself instead of the water vapor from your hand?

    • @dinkyemg
      @dinkyemg 6 років тому +2

      Rodrigo Fonyat Yeah I guess you could put it like that

    • @morgan5941
      @morgan5941 6 років тому +5

      You really don't want to put your hand in LN2 for more than a couple seconds. It gets frosty quick. Quickly pulling a Gatorade from the bottom of a 5 gal water cooler full of nitrogen is about as far as I'd personally go. Same goes for liquid oxygen, btw.

  • @Oplix
    @Oplix 6 років тому +211

    "The Vaseline keeps it from getting in there - which seems kind of counter-intuitive" LOL

    • @soumilswapna
      @soumilswapna 3 роки тому

      I didn't get the joke for some reason...

    • @Daniel-is1dz
      @Daniel-is1dz 3 роки тому +3

      @@soumilswapna you're too young then lol

    • @weeb69
      @weeb69 3 роки тому

      @@soumilswapna Vaseline is used as lube

  • @carlkamuti
    @carlkamuti 3 роки тому +17

    You know, it's been really great watching Jay's LN2 initiation and apprenticeship.
    Watching this video again and then watching the latest RIP Steve Gamers Nexus, my respect for Jay increased exponentially.
    It's really satisfying to follow someone with a passion for something and watching them learn, growing in confidence, and eventually becoming proficient enough to take the leaderboards every time a new CPU or GPU comes out.
    Respect Jay. Total respect.

  • @schmitz9a
    @schmitz9a 6 років тому +811

    "Electricity does not like to be frozen"
    Some world class phyiscs right there....

    • @DennisPellanda
      @DennisPellanda 6 років тому +9

      Exactly... like: then why are you cooling the processor down for, right??

    • @vipatron
      @vipatron 6 років тому +4

      David there is some really interesting work on room-temp super conduction. They have it to commercial fridge levels now

    • @simeonrogers5915
      @simeonrogers5915 6 років тому +2

      Let him know

    • @MariuszChr
      @MariuszChr 6 років тому +15

      They meant "to be covered in ice" I think ;-)

    • @DefinedEdits
      @DefinedEdits 6 років тому +2

      David K. I don't think helium is diatomic!

  • @nuclearpenguin8616
    @nuclearpenguin8616 6 років тому +297

    Puts a whole new meaning to "My computer is frozen!"

  • @joshualapuz1219
    @joshualapuz1219 5 років тому +341

    Heh, Im from the future and watching this on my 9.0ghz toilet.

    • @lz2141
      @lz2141 5 років тому +25

      joshua Lapuz while Kingpin is using his 20 ghz toilet paper

    • @rikibarpanda
      @rikibarpanda 4 роки тому +2

      This comment deserves much more likes

    • @YurieSnowie
      @YurieSnowie 3 роки тому +1

      Bruh that's so 2100 I'm breathing 40 ghz oxygen

    • @sergiotsek6728
      @sergiotsek6728 3 роки тому +2

      59 ghz samsung smart frigde

  • @SeSaGaming
    @SeSaGaming 4 роки тому +51

    The reason why pouring nitrogen on yourself is safer than wearing fabric and holding nitrogen is because of "Leidenfrost effect". Essentially the basics is that because the temperature of a liquid is so low compared to your skin temperature, the liquid will form a vapor-like surface between you and itself to keep from boiling rapidly. This is why when you heat a pan on a high temperature then pour water, the water will slide instead of Boil immediately.
    When you wear fabric or somethign that can absorb the cold substance, it will burn you since it has nowhere to escape except to go through you.

    • @StudleyDuderight
      @StudleyDuderight 3 роки тому +1

      The Leidenfrost Effect is not to keep the fluid from boiling, but because of the fluid boiling.

    • @SeSaGaming
      @SeSaGaming 3 роки тому

      @@StudleyDuderight its the differences in temperature. If you are colder than boiling liquid, you will absorb the heat and get burned. but if the liquid is extremely colder than your body temperature, then it will slide right off of you because of the vapor between you and the cold liquid.

    • @StudleyDuderight
      @StudleyDuderight 3 роки тому

      @@SeSaGaming You still get the effect when you quickly dip a finger into boiling water.

    • @zzztriplezzz5264
      @zzztriplezzz5264 2 роки тому

      @@StudleyDuderight molten metal as well

    • @radicalthunder5740
      @radicalthunder5740 Рік тому

      Fucking nerds

  • @rodiculous9464
    @rodiculous9464 6 років тому +414

    thumbs up for slightly too long uncomfortable eye contact

  • @at0mac
    @at0mac 6 років тому +44

    Absolute awesome Vince actually joined you and not just a stupid interview. Best episode ever

  • @nathant5067
    @nathant5067 6 років тому +232

    “I don’t wear socks when I overclock”

  • @jolness1
    @jolness1 4 роки тому +8

    Amazing to see how quick Vince is at setting up the board and stuff.
    Watching Jay or Stever from GN, who are reasonably familiar versus Vince makes me realize just how long Vince has been doing this.
    Just another day at the office for him haha.

  • @lordsqueak
    @lordsqueak 6 років тому +55

    @6:22 "because electricity doesn't like to be frozen"
    Lmao

    • @lordsqueak
      @lordsqueak 6 років тому

      Yeah I know puters gets grumpy when they get too cold, but he said what he said ;) Lmao

  • @tkain61
    @tkain61 6 років тому +269

    > JayTwoCents decides to try out LN2 overclocking for the first time
    > sets world overclocking record

    • @WayStedYou
      @WayStedYou 6 років тому +129

      Thomas Kain probably because he had the help of the guy who usually holds all the world records

    • @wile123456
      @wile123456 6 років тому +41

      WayStedYou they also had that new king pin card which allowed for much more power to go into the GPU

    • @jordanhyde1806
      @jordanhyde1806 6 років тому +31

      And Vince had profiles set for everything. + He hadn't tried the benchmark yet.

    • @oplkfdhgk
      @oplkfdhgk 6 років тому

      haha :D

    • @PrimeVirtualReality
      @PrimeVirtualReality 6 років тому +9

      I mean it wasn't even fair that he posted that under his name, considering Vince brought all the equipment and did almost everything. When jay does his OC from scratch alone then you can say that actually he broke the world record.

  • @goldnoob6191
    @goldnoob6191 3 роки тому +6

    Always funny to see how overclocking is a business, back in the 90s every one would've looked at you as a dangerous mad scientists.

  • @brolytard4life441
    @brolytard4life441 4 роки тому +33

    16:36 - That's the look I give to girls when they ask me to talk about my hobbies

  • @MidnightBanshi
    @MidnightBanshi 6 років тому +243

    Awesome record, Jay! Vince showed ya how to put it to the wall like a BOSS! So cool (literally) that he went to your studio to do this project.

    • @GilPaulbert
      @GilPaulbert 6 років тому +1

      he already has beaten Jays score xDD

    • @that1foxxo
      @that1foxxo 6 років тому +1

      ....And right afterwards he goes home and beats um. XD

  • @hentaihenry7099
    @hentaihenry7099 6 років тому +294

    Jayztwocents: Water Just Wasn't Enough Edition

    • @lukeangell413
      @lukeangell413 6 років тому +4

      Hentai Henry but can it run crisis

  • @chillinoutmaxin4630
    @chillinoutmaxin4630 5 років тому +22

    16:34 - We get it, you vape!

  • @scottcol23
    @scottcol23 Рік тому +1

    I Love watching this classic video! Seeing the (at this point) antique hardware putting out a TSX score of 6442... Now the world record numbers are in the 30K (3090 SLI)

  • @marthulu6220
    @marthulu6220 6 років тому +302

    See austin this is how you do 2 power supplies

    • @T4b10
      @T4b10 6 років тому +2

      nice reference

    • @mudkipper1
      @mudkipper1 6 років тому +38

      still not as bad as leaving the sponsored laptop in a restaurant

    • @quadkopter
      @quadkopter 6 років тому +2

      Ballistic PC and Gaming lmao 😂

    • @mudkipper1
      @mudkipper1 6 років тому +8

      nakyer Austin did in scrap yard wars

    • @taiiat0
      @taiiat0 6 років тому +1

      savage

  • @SephirothDL
    @SephirothDL 6 років тому +147

    The reason it's safer to have bare skin over gloves is because of the Leidenfrost effect. The liquid nitrogen boils on your skin creating a small barrier which stops the rest of the nitrogen from touching the surface. Gloves are an insulator so there's not as much heat boiling the nitrogen. it'll freeze quickly but slower than direct contact therefore, paradoxical freezing your hand quicker :)

    • @AMan-ct1gu
      @AMan-ct1gu 4 роки тому +9

      Reading this while high does not help

    • @brightgarinson3099
      @brightgarinson3099 4 роки тому +3

      @@AMan-ct1gu Getting high is degenerate.

    • @tr1ple17
      @tr1ple17 4 роки тому +5

      @@brightgarinson3099 shut up pussy

    • @rad1ata
      @rad1ata 4 роки тому +1

      @@tr1ple17 ok druggie

    • @Uhzard
      @Uhzard 2 роки тому +1

      @@AMan-ct1gu Bro same 😭

  • @lexx396
    @lexx396 6 років тому +20

    I always wondered how the top record holders did this. Makes the thermals on my water cooled system seem like nothing lol. Awesome vid, loved it.

  • @TheyCalledMeT
    @TheyCalledMeT 6 років тому +43

    16:33 "My first time -Overclocking- on Liquid Nitrogen" xD

    • @shivasoni6706
      @shivasoni6706 3 роки тому

      Who gets high on drugs?! We get low on liquid n2

  • @daviddan3658
    @daviddan3658 6 років тому +55

    hold my beer while i blowtorch my cpu

  • @9-30am
    @9-30am 6 років тому +151

    So, what I am understanding is that I should do LN2 overclocking butt naked?

  • @9Epicman
    @9Epicman 6 років тому +75

    Holy shit is that Geralt of Rivia?

    • @zoratu3188
      @zoratu3188 6 років тому

      lmao tbh I thought the same thing!

  • @soapstone420
    @soapstone420 Рік тому

    With Jay's latest video on the EVGA pcb's he received today, I cant help going back to older videos they've done with Vince.
    Looks like you guys have a tight bond!

  • @JarrodsTech
    @JarrodsTech 6 років тому +942

    This video was -196c cool

    • @Nick-rs5if
      @Nick-rs5if 6 років тому +16

      Stay frosty.

    • @ThePeacePlant
      @ThePeacePlant 6 років тому +16

      +1 for using Metric Unit. Soooo much better than filthy Americans Measuring Units. In the U.K 1080ti is €10,000. derp

    • @MoonJumpMania
      @MoonJumpMania 6 років тому +5

      Your username initials looks like pi

    • @dennis1143
      @dennis1143 6 років тому +1

      -273 celcius*.
      The temperature meter cant reade lower then -196

    • @robz7846
      @robz7846 6 років тому +1

      Snootches Bootches use the correct value of money. Its £ or pound sterling.

  • @NoSkillScrub
    @NoSkillScrub 6 років тому +947

    Vaseline on a tooth brush bothered me way more than I had ever anticipated.

    • @tokyot3232
      @tokyot3232 6 років тому +2

      NoSkillScrub I agree

    • @AgtX999
      @AgtX999 6 років тому +39

      It bothers me that in their universe static electricity doesnt exist.

    • @wi1dcard192
      @wi1dcard192 6 років тому +1

      AgtX999 what?

    • @marksalot5035
      @marksalot5035 6 років тому +127

      AgtX999 what really surprises me is that some random person on you tube thinks they know more about working on computers than two professionals one jay is ocd and a perfectionist and the other a world record holder who has custom Gpu’s named after him , then some loser on UA-cam who probably buys a fucking Dell thanks that they don’t know how to disperse a little static Gtfoh

    • @tokyot3232
      @tokyot3232 6 років тому +36

      did u just get ...
      TRIGGERED

  • @andrewsohott
    @andrewsohott 4 роки тому +57

    7:56 NOTHING BURNS CLEANER THAN PROPANE I TELL YOU HWHAT

    • @GavinAlexander
      @GavinAlexander 4 роки тому +2

      King of the hill lol

    • @dy7296
      @dy7296 3 роки тому +1

      Methane burns cleaner

  • @warcrimes390
    @warcrimes390 4 роки тому +5

    "bro that was a nice game"
    "yea"
    *liquid nitrogen noises*
    "dude whats the water noise?"
    "oh nothing my pc is cooled by liquid nitrogen"

  • @DummyAccount
    @DummyAccount 6 років тому +257

    Don't worry about spilling it everywhere Jayz, happens to everyone their first time

    • @issacfryer3525
      @issacfryer3525 6 років тому +23

      AsciiGDL that's what she said

    • @Kioselis
      @Kioselis 6 років тому +1

      Some people love to experiment with the thing, not necceseraly on electronics, food is a fun thing to play with for example.
      ATSAKYTI

  • @zombieplaya1463
    @zombieplaya1463 6 років тому +88

    Not afraid to mess with liquid nitrogen...
    But won't eat sardine's.

    • @ujiltromm7358
      @ujiltromm7358 6 років тому +3

      Baguette slice, butter, sardine, tomato slice, salt, citrus juice. Defishous.

    • @sergeberlina8600
      @sergeberlina8600 6 років тому +1

      Sardine's are hella good you boys be tripping.

    • @skuzzyj
      @skuzzyj 6 років тому

      I tried sardines once.
      _once_

    • @snailnslug3
      @snailnslug3 5 років тому

      @@ujiltromm7358 sardines separate the men from the boys. Straight testosterone.

  • @michaelmeux4137
    @michaelmeux4137 Рік тому +2

    KingPin seems like a good guy and down to earth.

  • @panzerofthelake4460
    @panzerofthelake4460 4 роки тому +7

    Jayz: froze hand with liquid nitrogen
    school nurse: *i c e*

  • @Aestheticnerdlife
    @Aestheticnerdlife 6 років тому +36

    The phenomenon that protects their hands is called the Leidenfrost effect, look it up its pretty cool science.

  • @zombiegun71
    @zombiegun71 6 років тому +45

    “kpc.com” is some weird herbal medicine site lol

    • @chase1255
      @chase1255 6 років тому +18

      yea i didnt realize its kingpincooling.com too and checked out kpc.com and thought its a site selling weed lmao

    • @Ferdy_Huffman
      @Ferdy_Huffman 6 років тому +1

      kingpincooling.com

  • @casper75559
    @casper75559 6 років тому +9

    16:37 "you ate my leftovers?!"

  • @mizocarbazarofficial
    @mizocarbazarofficial 5 років тому

    The last time i watched you video you had less than 300k subscribers but now its over 2 million, congratulation Jay im a big fan of yours

  • @GETLOWDUDE
    @GETLOWDUDE 6 років тому +129

    Damn this was crazy

  • @aaronlowe3156
    @aaronlowe3156 6 років тому +33

    Vince seems a little out of it
    JTC: "The moment it hit my leg with the jeans, it felt like it was burning in"
    Vince: ~Nods and looks at table~

  • @TwoTonTaft
    @TwoTonTaft 5 років тому

    Its the Lidenfrost Effect: Your skin is warm enough to boil the LN2 faster than it can stick, creating a vapor barrier between your skin and the liquid. A cloth like a glove would allow the LN2 to soak in and freeze, putting all of that cold right onto you with no barrier.

  • @Wisdom4G
    @Wisdom4G 5 років тому +2

    16:41 - 16:48, that look was so priceless and epic! 😂😂😂 Love it Jay, keep em coming bro!

  • @lindsaygibson2142
    @lindsaygibson2142 6 років тому +21

    Since Vince didn't give you a great explanation as to why gloves aren't a good idea to wear, I thought I'd have a crack with my limited knowledge of chemistry.
    What protects your hands when you pour liquid N2 over them is the Leidenfrost effect. Basically what happens is when there is a significant delta between the liquid and the surface it is coming into contact with, the liquid instantly vaporizes and forces away the rest of the liquid as the new formed gas expands.
    The danger with wearing gloves is when the density (in terms of molecules per volume) is less than that of your skin. The solid surface then loses that significant difference in temperature much quicker and then loses the Leidenfrost effect. This allows the liquid to directly contact the solid material resulting in accelerated cooling, which is further worsened if the material were to be porous (allowing the N2 to soak into it).

    • @steelwarrior105
      @steelwarrior105 5 років тому

      Pretty good description

    • @FranciscoTChavez
      @FranciscoTChavez 5 років тому

      I just assumed that it caused it to remain in contact with the skin longer (by acting like a barrier between the N2 and the outside air) allowing a larger amount of heat to be leached away from the skin surface. Either way, there's a reason why there's a difference between safety-gear and proper-safety-gear. This is one of those cases where having the incorrect safety-gear can make things worse.

  • @DerpDerpDerpDerp
    @DerpDerpDerpDerp 6 років тому +360

    My roomie went out of her room when the porn music started.

    • @fotismonocheir1446
      @fotismonocheir1446 6 років тому +4

      Derp lol

    • @Beoorc
      @Beoorc 6 років тому +3

      my roomie always stares at me...

    • @lllllMlllll
      @lllllMlllll 5 років тому

      Derp .. running for her life .. loooooooooooooooooooooool

    • @chikaheko7625
      @chikaheko7625 5 років тому

      Fckin hell this happened to me jusrt right now. Porn music while my mom looking at my room.

  • @phillustrator
    @phillustrator 6 місяців тому +2

    It's so funny to watch this video in 2024. It's insane how far GPUs have come.

  • @TheStoney07
    @TheStoney07 5 років тому +7

    This was one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen

  • @VStrizzy
    @VStrizzy 6 років тому +146

    We get it, you vape

  • @ofeksabran1960
    @ofeksabran1960 6 років тому +186

    .At 1:16 you can hear jay saying butt plug accidentally
    You didn't see that coming, did you? Jay

    • @Clinterpottrmus
      @Clinterpottrmus 6 років тому +14

      Ofek Sabran he said evbot plug

    • @bk-go6905
      @bk-go6905 6 років тому +2

      Ofek Sabran You just made my day. Thank you 😂😂

  • @pav1u
    @pav1u 4 роки тому +1

    WOW KingpIn was my idol when i was little overclocker, i overclocked from air to dryice to ln2 also, great man, would love to hear about his professional life and what he does to continue overclocking everything and keep beating records

  • @scornedghostify
    @scornedghostify 5 років тому +2

    So to get the ultimate speeds... you gotta constantly pour liquid nitrogen into it, you gotta wrap parts with hvac insulators and shop towels, and also heat up other parts with a blow torch ... all for an over clocking record

  • @lasbrujazz
    @lasbrujazz 6 років тому +6

    16:36
    when you watch Snoop Dogg but you don't have weed cause it's forbidden in your area

  • @TPixelAdventures
    @TPixelAdventures 6 років тому +18

    Btw, the reason why LN2 just boils off your bare skin is because of the Leidenfrost effect.
    When the temperature difference between a liquid and a surface is very high, it'll boil so fast, the vapour acts as an insulator and separates the surface from the liquid.
    tldr, the LN2 is boiling so fast, it doesn't have time to freeze your skin.
    Gloves/fabric interferes with that, so the LN2 actually does get to freeze you.

  • @shanejohns7901
    @shanejohns7901 5 років тому

    So what we need is a 'barebones' system that comes with some kind of device that pulls nitrogen out of the natural ambient air, condenses it into some kind of on-board thermos, and which has some kind of logic on board which would flow the condensed liquid nitrogen across the cores AS NEEDED for heat dissipation. It can re-charge its supply/thermos during the times when you're not playing games. Or maybe as an added feature, you could add liquid nitrogen canisters that self-seal when removed from the station. And have some kind of bleeder valve to re-fill your system with stored liquid nitrogen you have already pre-generated.

  • @jeffsizer9359
    @jeffsizer9359 4 роки тому +2

    So rather than having to constantly pour the LN2 in is there some way you can connect a tank and pump it through in the same manner as your liquid systems?

    • @karolsmith6754
      @karolsmith6754 2 роки тому

      There probably is but someone has to engineer it.

  • @connorjones363
    @connorjones363 6 років тому +26

    introducing Liquid nitrogen skunk-works

  • @rcrdude94
    @rcrdude94 6 років тому +6

    This is the first video I've ever seen Vince smile in. He actually looks like he's having fun for once!!

  • @Choolwechiwaya
    @Choolwechiwaya 4 роки тому +12

    Now I can run blender using my Intel core i3

  • @danielsjohnson
    @danielsjohnson 6 років тому

    14:24 the same thing with blacksmithing. My blacksmithing teacher prefers to not wear gloves because they give a false sense of security. They protect against hot air for a little while but if you accidentally grab a hot thing or if a hot speck jumps on to them and the gloves aren't real leather it will burn through to your skin.

  • @andreamazzucchelli7307
    @andreamazzucchelli7307 6 років тому +288

    "Cause electricity doesn't like to be frozen"
    WUT.

    • @oOWaschBaerOo
      @oOWaschBaerOo 6 років тому +32

      cold electronical lanes, are actually really usefull ! google superconductor ! :P the thing , they fight with the heaterplate is the condensation and freezing ( wich as we all know, is water .. and water and electricity is not good ) :P technically electricity loves frozen :P but dry frozen without condensation and actual freeze

    • @Krytern
      @Krytern 6 років тому +6

      You know electricity is just electrons right?

    • @stoneymahoney9106
      @stoneymahoney9106 6 років тому +32

      While not literally correct, it's figuratively accurate. As temperatures go down, electrons slow down and electricity "flows" more slowly. It's not actually frozen, but for a six word explanation to someone who isn't Gordon Freeman, it's all you need to hear.

    • @andreamazzucchelli7307
      @andreamazzucchelli7307 6 років тому +1

      Krytern UK yep, but don't think they have a solid, liquid and gassous, they're not an element. If with "frozen" Jay meant a state of low mobility, the phrase have sense: current is moving electrons, obviously they don't like to be "slowed down"(?)

    • @andreamazzucchelli7307
      @andreamazzucchelli7307 6 років тому +1

      Stoney Mahoney thanks, you wrote the same things I written after you, but more firmly than me :)

  • @jokie6666
    @jokie6666 6 років тому +7

    Congratulations jay, cool to see some high quality ln2 content!

  • @mrcerclees
    @mrcerclees 4 роки тому +12

    #2 dude: *Years of academy cooling wasted*

  • @johnmcguinness-ives8920
    @johnmcguinness-ives8920 4 роки тому +3

    16:44 me looking at the trees at 2 am on my 16th vodka bottle:

  • @Fecal_Eruptions
    @Fecal_Eruptions 6 років тому +90

    16:33 - 16:48 the greatest 15 seconds Jay has ever uploaded. I fucking love it man.

    • @AmitChauhan-qz4er
      @AmitChauhan-qz4er 6 років тому

      Fecal Eruptions what if Jay made it into an opening of his video

    • @shinmasterx
      @shinmasterx 6 років тому

      Fecal Eruptions that screen name tho

  • @mastervadgers3881
    @mastervadgers3881 6 років тому +3

    Vince, thanks so much for helping Jay with the cooling and thanks for bringing all those tools as well to make it happen. 👌

  • @krinord
    @krinord 3 роки тому

    The reason you don't get burned when it gets directly on the skin is called the leidenfrost effect. The liquid nitrogen evaporates before it actually hits your skin creating a layer of nitrogen gas between your skin and the liquid nitrogen, thus the liquid nitrogen does not actually come in direct contact with your skin. Clothing stops this effect which can give you burns and also if the liquid nitrogen doesn't get to flow off your skin or stays in one spot that area could become so cold that it stops the leidenfrost effect causing the liquid nitrogen coming in direct contact with your skin. You've probably seen this effect if you've gotten some water on a hot pan where it just beads up into dropplets rolling around until it evaporates completly

  • @icashADDICT
    @icashADDICT 2 роки тому +3

    "KINGPIN" then a tiny dude walks in

  • @adkn
    @adkn 6 років тому +34

    Whao, i was waiting for this when you mentioned this in your previous video ^_^

  • @mindnova7850
    @mindnova7850 6 років тому +36

    2:10 IT’S GOD’S SEVENTH TRUMPET!!

  • @thebygoneking
    @thebygoneking 5 років тому

    So the thing about LN2 is that it’s so cold, and becomes a gas so rapidly, that the liquid droplets don’t made direct contact with your skin while it’s moving. Wearing a glove allows the liquid to soak into it, thereby increasing the chances of being burned.

  • @Weiss_____line
    @Weiss_____line 4 роки тому

    Vince is talking about the so calles leidenfrost effect, when he is saying not to wear a glove! The leidenfrost effect says that if the temperature between a liquid and an object is high enough the liquid will vaporize immediatly, forming a protective "vapor barrier"! This obviously is prevented if a fabric soaks the liquid up and the liquid will burn you.

  • @MATTW3R
    @MATTW3R 6 років тому +126

    16:35 When you look over at bae and he hits you with this look.

    • @j88south
      @j88south 6 років тому

      MATTWER LMAO

    • @Dingo500
      @Dingo500 6 років тому

      Yepp, thats a proper smoulder!

    • @iaan2k
      @iaan2k 6 років тому

      OMFG XDD

    • @that1foxxo
      @that1foxxo 6 років тому

      I just started laughing at that part.

    • @ChrisPBacon9
      @ChrisPBacon9 6 років тому

      nut

  • @marounsfeir5225
    @marounsfeir5225 6 років тому +110

    Vince is cooler than the LN2 he's using :P

  • @brutalfiction
    @brutalfiction 6 років тому

    Look for the leidenfrost effect Jay. The thermal mass of your hand causes the liquid to evap causing a barrier between the liquid and your skin

  • @DavidJohnston_deadhat
    @DavidJohnston_deadhat 5 років тому

    When we characterize chips in the lab, rather than fighting moisture on low temp testing, we just put it inside a dry box where there is no moisture to condense. No damp towels needed. Less janky, but more expensive.

  • @blackmetal4546
    @blackmetal4546 6 років тому +187

    So wouldn't it be safer do this naked then?

    • @tudoproductions
      @tudoproductions 6 років тому +26

      Yes, that would be the safest way. The heat from your body creates a barrier that makes the liquid nitrogen just roll off your skin. Its called the Leidenfrost effect. But if you held on to the liquid or it got stuck in your balls, you are done dude...

    • @tudoproductions
      @tudoproductions 6 років тому +1

      Vaseline has nothing to do with why they dont get hurt, its your body heat.

    • @brewmasterwayne
      @brewmasterwayne 6 років тому

      Breaking Bad style!

    • @indt1648
      @indt1648 6 років тому +2

      Mr. Poopybutthole why do i feel like ive known you my entire life?

    • @grrr1351
      @grrr1351 6 років тому

      *Pubes*

  • @2009slmlm
    @2009slmlm 6 років тому +42

    That's a high quality content Jay
    This what I'm subscribing for.

  • @StudleyDuderight
    @StudleyDuderight 3 роки тому +1

    Y'all really should have gone over some safety precautions. The biggest one is to not handle LN2 in a confined and/or poorly ventilated space. As the gas boils off it will displace oxygen and if the space fills up with nitrogen faster than fresh air can get in then you're done. You will pass out then asphyxiate. If you start feeling light headed then you need to immediately go outside and sit for about 10-15 minutes.
    I wouldn't worry too much about the cold unless you spill a very large quantity of LN2 onto clothing. If this happens then remove the affected items. Do not attempt to said items if they are frozen to your skin. Apply luke warm water until the cloth thaws. Seek medical attention for large and/or deep frost burns. Explanation: Frostbite is caused by bodily fluids freezing and expanding to the point that cells are damaged. These cells will die and no longer supply the affected tissue with O2, water, and nutrients.
    Note: There should be no danger of completely freezing a limb or digit, unless you decide to bathe in the LN2. If that's the case then start preparing your Darwin Award acceptance speech.
    My credentials: Mountain Rescue, EMT, and over a decade of survival experience courtesy of Uncle Sam's Army.

  • @RaijinKaze
    @RaijinKaze 6 років тому +1

    Ladenfrost effect protects your skin. What actually "burns" you is not the liquid nitrogen itself but rather the material in-between the skin and the liquid nitrogen.

  • @peter8678
    @peter8678 6 років тому +15

    Great video Canadian Jay! Really cool to see the technique, the equipment and how it's done!

  • @Sirusdark
    @Sirusdark 6 років тому +8

    8:41 - I hope you have good ventilation in that workspace Jay... Liquid Nitrogen (Liquid N2) rapidly expands into gas at 700 times its liquid volume... Just saying. :D
    Thanks for sharing!

    • @YeahRightMCD
      @YeahRightMCD 2 роки тому

      Probably took 2 weeks for their bodies O2 level to return to normal. Jeeze.

  • @bluerune7305
    @bluerune7305 6 років тому +1

    dude!.. so glad I stumbled on your content man ive really enjoyed watching your vids lately you were a huge help to me when I built my first true gaming pc a week or so ago so ty for that truly appreciate it..awesome vid here btw congrats on that record and cant wait to see more of your content :) take care

  • @mikedrop4421
    @mikedrop4421 4 роки тому

    He must be describing a leidenfrost effect saving your skin. The LN2 would boil on contact with your moist skin allowing a vapor barrier between you and the nitrogen. If it hits gloves then the gloves freeze which in turn burns you by staying in contact with your skin for a prolong period of time.

  • @canadianbacon2711
    @canadianbacon2711 6 років тому +4

    16:40 When she says her parents aren't home

  • @herrreinsch
    @herrreinsch 6 років тому +371

    Does breathing in Liquid Nitrogen make your voice deeper?

    • @jdsmoyai
      @jdsmoyai 6 років тому +4

      yes

    • @victorbourguignon6897
      @victorbourguignon6897 6 років тому +88

      herrreinsch dont.... Just buy sulfur hexafluoride if you want a deep voice

    • @RisingSwell
      @RisingSwell 6 років тому +112

      breathing in any real amount of liquid nitrogen makes your voice stop, because death. Don't try this. The fact breathing in a liquid is a bad idea in the first place should be pretty obvious

    • @Se1fD3struct1on
      @Se1fD3struct1on 6 років тому +21

      you are the reason stupid people are allowed to exist

    • @larsvassenjansen1651
      @larsvassenjansen1651 6 років тому +11

      No, but it definitely makes it cooler

  • @dmsdmullins
    @dmsdmullins 4 роки тому +15

    I played with LOX in the military. That's one of those substances you have to have extreme respect for. Ever see a frog shatter into a hundred pieces?

    • @whiplash7400
      @whiplash7400 4 роки тому

      What about LH2 though?

    • @dmsdmullins
      @dmsdmullins 4 роки тому +2

      @@whiplash7400 Never messed with it. We put LOX in our aircraft for crew emergency breathing oxygen.

    • @Takkization
      @Takkization 4 роки тому

      @@dmsdmullins aircrew member here, It's always fascinating watching maintainers refill the lox.

    • @byroncowan3584
      @byroncowan3584 4 роки тому

      I work at an air Separation plant, I fill cryo semis with LOX and LIN so i saw liquid nitrogen and was interested. Cool stuff but boy do the pipes we use to transfer it to the trailers get chilly.

    • @MarioGoatse
      @MarioGoatse 4 роки тому

      Byron Cowan “Air separation” sounds like a made up subject. What is it? Just two fans facing opposite directions?

  • @ReelGuyTv
    @ReelGuyTv 2 роки тому

    As an HVAC guy I'm amazed that nobody has attempted to create a refrigeration cycle for cpus and graphic cards. Make it a sealed system so it does not evaporate. Add in a tiny compressor to move it. Create a sub cool and superheat in the loop to gas it and liquidly it to achieve heat transfer. And lastly a drain system to handle condensation.

    • @ReelGuyTv
      @ReelGuyTv 2 роки тому

      @@asbestosfibers1325 EPA certification not license. It's not hard at all to obtain. I got one for $75 and about a month of self study. All it allows you to do is buy refrigerant. What you need a license for is contracting with customers but if you're working on your ac it doesn't matter. You can film it no problem. I do installs for residential. Total cost $1000 dollars. Tools plus refrigerant looking at maybe another 1000 but that's all stuff an hvac guy would have anyway. I really don't know the cost of smaller ac parts like the ones you'd use in freezers.

    • @ReelGuyTv
      @ReelGuyTv 2 роки тому

      @@asbestosfibers1325 okay....I'll just mark you as an idiot and move on. And I have recorded myself doing this right on this channel. 😂

  • @breakcoregivesmewo0od611
    @breakcoregivesmewo0od611 6 років тому +155

    "Electricity does not like to be frozen." -Jay- 2017
    facepalm!

    • @TheGuruStud
      @TheGuruStud 6 років тому

      BreakCoreGivesMeWo0od I hope he meant Mobo

    • @jasonkuo41
      @jasonkuo41 6 років тому +3

      Well, it is true that a lot electrical components might not appreciate the low temp. Such as capacitors.

    • @SwiftDustStorm
      @SwiftDustStorm 6 років тому +13

      Jason Kuo Gaming Yes, but electricity and electrical components aren't the same thing

    • @DarioLProductions
      @DarioLProductions 6 років тому +1

      Electricity cant be frozen

    • @nimbydimby
      @nimbydimby 6 років тому

      Look up metonymy.

  • @LorencRaci
    @LorencRaci 6 років тому +18

    For the people who are curious to why they weren't burned when Nitrogen was poured on their hands look up "Leidenfrost effect".

  • @stevenmcdaniel6820
    @stevenmcdaniel6820 4 роки тому +7

    This thing will cool down my whole house

  • @Jessespresso
    @Jessespresso 2 роки тому

    Watching this you can tell Jay is very excited about the nitrogen. He asks so many questions and trying to answer them himself like a kid 13:28

  • @spam.r6111
    @spam.r6111 6 років тому +22

    We get it you vape

  • @wyattmathis4854
    @wyattmathis4854 6 років тому +30

    What if you made a liquid nitrogen loop

    • @hadweethegr8733
      @hadweethegr8733 6 років тому +8

      Sup Kids it wouldn't work.

    • @calderhutchins
      @calderhutchins 6 років тому +11

      I believe it turns into gas. which is lighter than water. It would p[probably explode the loop.

    • @Baz35712
      @Baz35712 6 років тому +6

      You would need to reliquefy the nitrogen

    • @wyattmathis4854
      @wyattmathis4854 6 років тому

      Just get an insanely cold room and add your rads in

    • @TroyKucks
      @TroyKucks 6 років тому

      Nitrogen is an inert gas it doesn't explode :)

  • @thetruthexperiment
    @thetruthexperiment 3 роки тому

    Old infrared cameras used LN2 and then they developed mini cryogenic coolers that would cool off the detector. I’ll bet you could get your hands on one for less than a modern system.