SILENT 24-core Gaming PC From China - Turemetal UP10
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Hi everyone, I am the designer of this case.Thanks to LTT for supporting me, I will do my best to design more interesting fanless products.
That’s cool. Where you at in China? I’m in Zibo. Ps. I don’t speak Chinese.
Very interesting case! Thanks for making it.
Would you be able to come up with a way to make a suite-case-style cases? They are similar to the portable computers of the 80’s, only with 1440p HD screens. They are for people who need workstations stronger than laptops while on the go and gamers who spend months on-the-road for work. Cutting holes for fans hurts waterproofing, so fanless would be great. They are also sometimes called Pelican case PCs, or “cyberdecks”.
@@fairybelive9653 I'm living in Shanghai,SOHO and self-employed.
Incorrect design, you need to make the fins longer in the direction of the convection air flow
Before: "My PC has a heat sink."
Now: "My heat sink has a PC."
Before: *buys radiator
Now: *buys all-in-one PC/heatsink
"My PC is a heat sink"
My PC is a heatsink*
Heat sink master race.
I know there was a video by Linus already on this, but still... colder climates are dripping for such possibilities. Altough, the reality check probably comes in, in two ways: the initial cost of this monster and the electrical bill for running it maxed out?
With this case, troubleshooting is easy. One side's hot? CPU overheating. Other side's hot? GPU overheating.
Yeah then you know what’s overheating. And then?
@@eral4517 I don't know, but you don't need software and thermometers when you have your hands 🤷🏼♂️
@@eral4517 open the window
That's not how PC overheating works. If anything, one side being cool indicates it is overheating on that side. Heatsinks should get hot. Hotter the heatsink is under load the cooler the chip is.
@@toxy3580 Yeah but looks like it has some thermal inertia ;)
"It belongs to someone else" followed up by >120 C benchmarks. What a way to start it's life
Also, "It's the only one in the world!"
Like kids messing up with their father's toys
@@heudevil never comment again
@@RisKMatrioxRiskmatriox12 Get a universal court order and your dreams will come true
@@heudevil your thinking of a UN binding resolution.
The Verge: "So these are insulating pads for the power brick to sit on so if it short circuits doesn't get in contact with the rest of the system"
Ferna_Postales
The Verge: PC sounds like a vacuum cleaner.
The meme that keeps on giving 👍
Ferna_Postales yet the connected power cables can’t short circuit the motherboard and GPU because the insulating pads stop short circuit
Holy Jesus he either got dropped is just clapped
Das racist
@@MLGJuggernautgaming what?
"So we better be careful with it"
*Proceeds to hit the case*
If i Had just bought this and learned Linus (Captain Dropper) of all people was taking it apart and messing with it before it got to me, I would have shipped it back within seconds.
yeah be very careful it came from China! wash those hands and wipe down that computer... you don't want Coronavirus
[Slaps the case] This bad boy can cool anything silently.
Surprised he didn't drop it on his foot...
God damn it. I was going to comment this. You have stolen my dream. My childhood. How dare you
CPU: has 24 cores
China: 32, deal with it.
"I better be careful wth it"
**slaps the case enthusiastically**
Spills water everywhere right next to it.
""This bad boy goes from 31 to 130 in just an hour of stress testing!"
I love how Anthony just materialize out of nowhere when they are having problems with any computer
Anthony be like "whomst have awakened the ancient one?"
@@mustaphasamsam3257 👍🏻
Hahaha every single time!!
Anthony is joda yoda
He should have a cape as a proper super hero
"If its scratched they have to scrap the whole thing."
Linus is handling it.
tihzho
I see no problem with this whatsoever
Point out that it's already passed qc
I have gotten so used to bearded Linus that beardless Linus looks weird
Yeah, this Linus is sus.
Cursed Linus Images & Videos?
He looks better without the beard.
@@jockeolzzon1222 found the minority
@@Olaus_ i think you meant Linsus
Imagine just throwing a single noctua 120mm fan into the thing
Instant 20°c drop
Or set it on top of a box fan to blow air over the whole heatsink
I assume that would be the job for the SFX power supply fan to remove the excess heat from inside the chassis. Which in their case wasn't removed due to them using a fanless PSU.
@@Eidolon2003 Warm the house this winter, and play games, win-win
Even a gt 710 fan might make a 3 c drop
@@fordcougar99 just don't put it on a carpet!
“You’re hotter than this computer” - LinusSexTips
RDJ2000 _ just the tip
@@StrixWar we all know Linus goes way further than just the tip
@@juliancumming6893 He goes deeeep inside!
@@juliancumming6893 for him going all the way is just the tip
😂
"Its the only one in the world"
he says while tipping it out of the box nearly straight onto the floor
Linus never change xD
"Someone else" is going to be able to say "Linus wet himself next to my PC"
12:23 has a thermal camera in hand and powered on, puts hand on heatsink to check the temp anyway and is surprised that it's hot...
Never change Linus
"So wait, someone bought this system, then sent it to us first"
*Leans in, waiting for Linus to drop something*
"Hey, you got a new pc case"
"Nah, it's a heatsink"
Buy heatsink, free pc
This pc would be great for someone living somewhere where its always cold
You're officially hotter than this computer.
"OH MY, THANK YOU!"
lol hahahahah
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Nice
@@manoj63766 hahahahahaha
@@manoj63766 not anymore
"There's a dead mosquito in here."
Could say there was a bug in the system :p
[Prefers puns intended]
maybe free corona
That actually is why it is called "A Bug in the System". A moth found its way into a computer, got caught in a relay, and caused it to glitch. They opened the case, removed the moth, and then it started working again.
@Deon Denis
It was the time when we didn't fatshame our thicc boiis.
@@CodyCombat And that's how the "bug" term came to life..
"Fanless"
Well, literally everyone is a fan of it now
as we say in germany:
reingeschissen
XDDDDD
@@panzerofthelake4460 ahja
I find you even in a Linus video,dang
I would love to have that for my sound recording studio
"The great thing about aluminum is, that's It's really light weight! Until you have enough of it that it gets heavy"
Linus Sebastian, 2021
I am the owner of this server. Let me explain the 32-core, 24-core question.
In anandtech's article, the server had an EPYC 7551(first generation EPYC, 32core, 180W), after that article, we update the CPU to EPYC7402p (second generation EPYC, 24core, 180W) and buy some PCIE cards, then send it (without further test) to LTT. That's the reason why we do not find a toasty network card in the initial review article. See anandtech's article for details about the 32 core system(Power outside, only have CPU and GPU, without PCIE cards). I will make my own review for the 24-core system.
Anandtech is the least reliable.. the best reviews are Tomshardware.. and a much better community
@@felicytatomaszewska2934 "the best reviews are Tomshardware"
Yeah okay "just buy it"
Also, see this video for details. Full load the EPYC 7551 and RTX2070 for 60 hours in the Turemetal UP10 case (ua-cam.com/video/6dlTz-ju4xg/v-deo.html)
Put just a few fans on it, i already asked myself how much cooler a passivly designed system would run with a few fans strapped onto it lmao
@@Axisoflords The most reliable reviewer i know of is Gamers Nexus.
"I guess I better be careful with it"
Proceeds to spill a ton of water while standing right next to it just to plug merch, lol
@Timothy Dexter lol u gonna cry or sum
It was less than 200 grams of water.
Your calculations are way in excess, exaggerated. incorrect and like media outlets total BS.
Some Patriot BS as well, given the evidence of your exaggerated narrative.
You should be a copywriter creating BS advertising material for the sheeple.
@@andrew_koala2974 could you be any more melodramatic?
I was literally telling my friend the other day, "Sure, you can use a fanless heat sink on your CPU, but it will have to weigh about 5 lbs."
Always love an Alex vid. He has the best random info about whatever they're playing with that day. And he and Linus play off one another well.
And you think he’s hot, go on…..admit it
Linus: "You are officially hotter than this computer"
Alex files a complaint with HR.
Thats gonna be wierd when he walks into Linus's office
More like he gives him his number
Isn't Linus's wife HR? I guess his wifes response would be "I knew this would happen sooner or later"
@@tls5870 Jup!
STOP aggressing me!
"They said that this can still going on at 100% for nearly a day without throttling."
_1h intense hour after testing at 100%..._
**The network card it's at a comfy 130ºC and the SSD it's at +80ºC.**
I think they meant on the CPU.
Here's the thing though, you can buy heat-sinking fins that could resolve the problems with both the network card and the SDD.
@@ShiroKage009 except that... most 10G network cards already have some fins on them, and they're still hot without any ventilation whatsoever
@@ShiroKage009 they even included a bunch of those
The whole thing is like this. The owner of this server bought this case from me. The other parts were sent to me to install a whole server. Because he is a fan of Linus, so he agreed to lend LTT to make an interesting video.
My previous test did not install this hot network card. In the system stability test, it was fully loaded for 60 hours. The M2 SSD used at the time was also fitted with a good passive heat sink.
This network card was purchased by the buyer of this case and sent to me before I send to LTT. If he chooses a network card with bad cooling design, it's not my problem, because I am only the supplier of the case. Service and modification are just mutual help between hardware players.
Because buyers of this server will not have such a high load in his real useage,so the configuration is more aggressive to pursue higher transient burst performance.
Turemetal thanks for clearing that up. This is a pretty interesting pc. Good job
The little glitch effect that happens when Linus hits the top of the machine at 10:56. Kudos to you editors!
I remember me having a similar no-noise Zalman case about a decade ago. That baby had lots of copper heatpipes covering the whole black anodized body, but the neatest thing ever was the quality of the 4 castors at the bottom.
It didn't look like an air-cooled two stroke bike engine like the one you have there.
1990's: Hey, these CPUs are getting hot, we're going to start needing heat sinks!
2020: The computer becomes the heat sink
try 2009: Apple switches to aluminum unibody macs - turing the case into the heatsink
@@mattfife6209 Please don't tell me you think Apple came up with that...
@@mattfife6209 I was more so stating how this case simply looks like a giant heatsink rather than simply being made of aluminum like so many other cases have been for a long time.
Woah, this electric grill has an RTX 2070 inside it!
I would absolutely try to fry bacon on it.
Time to revisit the pizza oven PC.
haha :)))
@@radix4801 you can game without your pizza getting cold, can a PC get any better than this?
that network card could boil water
"You don't need all of your 24 cores while running a game"
-Arma3: Hold my beer
really? a game that make uses all of 24 cores on a game?
@@chawza8402 beamNG (racing game / damage simulator) allocates 1 CPU core to every car spawned, so with just 24 cars it would use 24 cores
@@Belyosd Imagine having a whole NASCAR race on that.
@@chawza8402 ashes of the singularity escalation can utilize up to 32 cores/64 threads
@@louiesatterwhite3885 thays cool
Turemetal, you rule! Also, thanks to LTT for telling us about you. Fanless is AMAZING. I'm autistic, and noise bothers me probably more than most. Therefore it's exciting to see developments in this area. All good wishes!
Well on the upside there are a lot parts and systems on the market now that are basically silent yet still use fans. If you use large fans or multiple fans you can run lower rpms and move the same amount of air. My 3900x with a 2070 super in an 011 dynamic case with an AIO makes almost no noise unless I am benchmarking it or something.
@@biteme263 doubt
@@crylune Why would you doubt it? Most of the time the fans never really spin up in my system. And when they do they don't run that fast or for that long. Now if I am running stress tests or rendering video or something intensive they will but they never really hit 100 percent very often and are not all that loud. And if they do it is for less than a minute. Now when it boots up they rev up for second or two and it sounds like a remote control airplane lol. Rarely happens when I am using it though. Right now my GPU fans are not even running and my radiator fans are spinning at 800 rpm off and on. I can't even hear them.
"Theres a dead mosquito in here"
Everytime I look down at my coffee
“There’s a coronavirus in there”
"Speaking of hot"
"HONEY!"
is that a reference to your wife
Lol
Dont Forget those are scripted. So yeah. It is a clear reference xD
@@Chibibowa what's the matter with it being scripted you idiot, of course it's scripted, who would think they improvise the videos.
Cristian Campos probably some people
The only problem I have with passive heat dispersion is that the effectiveness really depends greatly on the ambient room temperature.
I love that LTT ads are always 10 seconds...makes them real easy to skip
You can't measure metal with IR heat/thermal imaging sensors. The emissivity of the material is way too different in order to let you get accurate readings. And that doesn't mean "off by 15c", it can mean off by hundreds of degrees. I very much doubt that network card was at 120c+, and the ssd certainly wasn't at 80c+. Don't kid yourself into thinking you can calibrate it to reflective metal either, because you can't. Either use a probe type thermometer, or use software readings. Or put an adhesive (e.g. black tape) where you want to measure, then measure that instead of the surrounding area, so long as your emissivity is calibrated it will be the same temperature as whatever it's stuck to.
They should know that, that had to use tape in their cell phone heat test a while back due to the screens being too reflective. Not sure why they didn't do that here.
@@Luckysquirrel1256 maybe because this pc was not theirs.
Usually i complain about that, but LTT seems to usually do a good job using thermal imaging. This time when they measured the fins, it was between them, so there was multiple reflections of the other fins which makes the reading quiet accurate (one of the best way to measure with thermal imaging on metal is a hole). The network card could only reflect the motherboard at that angle, which is plastic (mostly), and i doubt anything in the whole room was above 100C anyway.
My 2 best friends are PVC tape and wrinkled aluminum foil glued to a piece of cardboard.
@@jeroen81 you need better friends.
"it's the only one in the world"
Then I highly recommend you keep Alex and his tools far, far away
Fuck the tools. Hide the peanut butter and vaseline.
I think this is very similar to the case. www.ebay.com/itm/223756199925
To find some similar just look up class a amplifier case.
Great. I LOVE silent gaming capable rigs. The first word that popped into my mind when I saw this was: WANT!! The baking temps inside on the FLIR made me appreciate my active cooled, noisy computer. I'll stick with that, thank you. Btw I once had a Zalman Reserator cooling a Core2Duo E6600 + 8800 GTS. The system wasn't COMPLETELY fanless, but as fanless as you can get without frying all the other components, while still maintaining a very quiet environment. Sadly the tower leaked on me after five years.
"Fan-less performance PC" sounds a lot like brake-less race car.
The person who believed you when you said you’d be careful must have had no clue who Linus is😂
Linus: u r officially hotter than this computer
Alex: oh thank u
He hawt!
Oh, they lost 8 cores from the beginning of the video to the end :o)
"perks" of a fanless system it seems
Very good video. Super interesting. Thanks all!
11:09 Call in the secret weapon! "Anthony, you wanna take a look at this?"
Out comes The Legend himself lol
It looks like a high end hi-fi mono block power amplifier.
Hot transistors are hot transistors, whether they're operating as analog or digital. Makes sense to me.
It's very similar to those italian made multipurpose machined 19" chassies.
@@sheep1ewe I think the plural of "chassis" is "chassis", like fish or moose.
@@mal2ksc Ok, English is not my native language...
I don't think this is a bad chassi, it just stroke me whan i looked at the chassie i used for my latest tube amplifier build, but i suppose that design is pretty universal and this is not an exact copy anyway, it looks even heavier...
@@sheep1ewe I wouldn't expect even a native English speaker to know that. Although it's not that rare a word, a lot of people have trouble spelling it, and that would lead to trouble knowing whether you can stick an extra "s" on it or not. (It's not like English is consistent about it anyhow.)
If you want a real laugh, look at the names of groups of individual animals or people. A flock of geese. A coven of witches. A murder of crows. A herd of cows. There's nothing to do but just memorize the ones you need to know.
I'm sure your native language has lots of details that make perfect sense to you but would completely baffle me, too. But I think English delights in collecting them to confuse everyone else. I was poking fun at the language, not at you.
This would be perfect during cold winters in canada.
This will heat up your room nicely.
Going back to the same methods old Japanese Home Audio equipment used in the 70's and 80's I see. Full body aluminum and fins.
Linus: I should probably be careful with it
Also linus: *YES LET ME HIT IT*
Speaking of hot... Honey!
His wife: So you have chosen death
And not death by snu snu either.
OOOOOOOOOF
"I'm getting grilled, boys!" Oddly excited, isn't him?
This Case looks amazing... i like it
"someone bought it first and then sent sent it to us"
Linus: *cold sweating*
"Its the only one in the world" *proceeds to almost drop it*
Reminds me of the Thermaltake Tai Chi case from the early 2000s that had the idea to use the case as a radiator.
That makes me think of a video I've seen about a datacenter when they used the building itself for the cooling.
The title: 24 cores
The video: 32 cores.....
Hmmm 🤔
Og title: EPYC
Call the internet police
Then it later says 24 cores at the end of the video
This matter is more complicated.:P
. When Anandtech reported this server, the test used a 32-core EPYC 7551 borrowed by the CPU seller. Before sending it to Linus, the 24-core 7402P ordered by the owner of the machine arrived, with better performance and almost the same power consumption.
Inverted clickbait
3:00 - when they use Imperial units, they never put the conversion on screen, even though basically the entire world uses Metric, but the other way around they do put the Imperial conversion...
Nobody should ever use imperial units.
90% of his viewers are Americans, that's why
@@user-xr3rb6pn9m On what do you base that claim? Americans or not, it would be better when they use the metric system.
Алексей Гриднев Where exactly do uou get these stats? Seems like it was pulled out of somewhere
@@user-xr3rb6pn9m exactly...... Every foreigner I know uses imperial so sooooo.......
I love how Linus just slammed the box onto the table. While here I am being very careful moving my pc.
So you get a 2 in 1 unit - PC and an electric heater. Perfect for those chilly winter days.
Every single build, "so, after we updated the Bios....' after spending like 10 hours trying other stuff lol
"It's the only one in the world"
*LinusDropThings intensifies*
owners sweats whilst watching this
2-4 high quality fans at inaudible low rpms, pushing air out the sides (you could maybe put some holes into the side heatsinks between the fins) would greatly better themals for the internal components, yet add no audible noise. like 80/92mm noctuas at 300rpm. could even be thermal controlled and only active on high i/o load or something.
but all in all: great high quality case. its great to see something so well made out of a small companys hand.
If you live in a cold climate, this is perfect to warm up your room / apartment or a small house!
11:52 "You are officially hotter than this computer" "Oh! Thank you!"
XD
Ngl his face was terrifying the jerkiness of the camera updating definitely didnt help
(Major F is the owner of the server, he is the the reply section)
What is your title?
At release: "SILENT 24 core *EPYC server"*
Now: "SILENT 24 core *gaming PC* from CHINA"
Linus in the video: "a *32* core epyc processor"
Once more: "PASSIVE COOLED 32 Core EPYC sever"
*Linus I think your entire channel is drunk*
Pizza PowerXYZ I thought the same thing but I couldn’t figure if I was the wrong or right one lol
@@TheGobbuh there is another where linus says 24 core so this entire video is just confusing
I am having the same confusion too...
In other videos explaining their thumbnails, Linus mentioned that they dynamically change the title early on to fine tune the catchiness for the UA-cam algorithm. Also obviously to fix the mistake of core count.
It will be renamed 32 core and will appear in your feed again 😸
This is a beautiful idea & design, I look forward to this designer's future designs! ❤
This is the type of ingenuity that gets my tech juices flowing.
12:41 missed opportunity for the best sponsor segue ever
u mean segue?
@@rasulsulaiman2457 just looked it up. 1) Yes you are right. 2) Who fed the English language mushrooms?
Linus: "I guess we need to be careful with it"
Also Linus 30 seconds later: *smacks the PC with both fists*
I was legit gonna comment this
yeah, i would not like it if it was mt system
Whats funny is that the background thumbnail wraps up what I thought about the SILENT and 24 core part of the title
imagine putting one of these together and being met with piercing, searing coil whine from the GPU and PSU
the book said: Never pop an air cushion from China ;
11:52 ahhh Linus really cares about his employees
Employees*
isn’t Linus the employer
@10:39 did anybody stop to appreciate Linus's sock/sandal combo? Apparently his at home quarantine style hasn't worn off yet. (insert laughing crying face) Bet he's comfy AF though.
I can get rid of my hotplate now. also handy for keeping mugs and dinner plates hot. I need this thing
Linus : "you're officially hotter than this computer"
*Becomes hotter*
I like the idea of getting your boss to work for you. Lol
Thats beyond beautiful. I would 100% install a couple low rpm noctua fans into this.
I mean those expensive low rpm fans make no difference in noise but the difference in cooling is insanely high.
Im sure the extra heatsinks on the gpu were for the VRMs, possibly just to maximize cooling or maybe because of a lack of planning.
"There's a dead mosquito in there" Was the highlight of the video for me, had me dying !!
Mason Rangi aww, timestamp please, next time.
daniel ganarin 11:26
"Seems like it" *Puts on sunglasses* "couldn't take the heat."
"There is only one of these in the world"
"This video is sponsored by a completely different company"
There is only ONE of YOU in the world, so be careful on the streets, as do not ever walk with your hands in your pocket.
There is a reason why the military teaches that.
See if you have enough brainpower to figure out why.
@@andrew_koala2974 I make sure to take them out when walking on stairs.
@@andrew_koala2974 What? The military teaches it because it "looks bad".
@@andrew_koala2974 ua-cam.com/video/E0eXmGnx6lw/v-deo.html
its because NO
hahahah
"Someone bought this system and then they sent it to us first" .... "People who buy fanless cases are "a**holes" - Does this include the person who sent the one-of-a-kind case to you guys first?
So this is Your pc ?
Can you imagine once the thermal paste starts to get old, and you have to re-paste ALL of it. That was like 1 tubes worth just in the CPU heatpipes.
Linus did a bulk thermal paste video he could use that
Customer who actually owns it just realizes it went to Linus first "Nooo! I opted out of extended warranty and shipping insurance!!!"
There is a special Linus provision for every expedition to Canada that voids any warranty or insurance. It's called: Act of Linus.
Or perhaps they did get the extra insurance and are comfortable with the rma process
“Holy crap balls” anyone else just waiting for Linus to drop it?
Или утопит в воде.
+1
first his balls gotta drops
This is a Christian server
@@Chris-dy1cb No this is Patrick
" I better be careful with it "
*slaps the case enthusiastically*
This looks like a PC case I’d buy to put into a super high end home theater. The chassis reminds me of very high end monoblock amplifiers.
"Look at my hands, I'm getting grilled boys."
Ahh yes, now comes *LinusGrillTips* boys.
This actually sounds like a -delicious- good idea...
Linus: How much does it cost?
Alex: Around a thousand bucks
Linus: Oh that cheap!
Alex: For the chasis
Linus: Oh(surprised Linus noises🤣 )
Elidor Varosi not funny didn’t laugh
www.ebay.com/itm/223756199925
😐
Corey Hudson that’s something very different
@@egomatthisum For sure but can be used for something similar with creativity and a machinist background
Congratz on your new room heater :) , does it work as a stove top too?
Whenever I watch these fanless build videos I can't help but wonder, "but how chilly would it be if you added fans!!"
Honey I'm gonna cook tonight.
- ok. Let me turn on the computer so its is ready for you.
This is a pretty good machine when you order pizza you can leave on top it will keep it warm. lol
Actually, yeah
Honestly, I think this is genuinely a good practical use, no joke.
Also, hot not warm
The creator secretely runs a little ceasars
I remember Luke suggesting the same thing some years ago. Man, time flies
I've been thinking for a while now. I can say that this case suits best for use at south pole where you also need a heater.
the copper in the RAM modules is for heat dissipation is actually more efficient than aluminum but costly, Linus why didn't you already know the reason? I'm very dissapointed :'u
btw is a cool design I did know someone would eventually come up if I wasn't able to accomplish first, bruh, feel proud of having the opportunity of reviewing that engineering masterpiece