If you're judging built guys based on knowledge, well then you need to move.... Or go on holiday some time. There's a ton of tech nerds that are also gym rats/buff people. Could be any number of things making him that built, who knows, he might handle heavy servers and install them most of the day. That being said I do agree that typically buff guys are stereotyped these days, personally I blame TV shows that show muscular frat boys on shows like love island, where it's just for the drama.
Splave is the perfect guest. He brigns incredible stuff, stays in the back and only interacts when asked and provides clear to the point inputs. Best part tho is how chill he comes across...no excess, no crazy shennanigans...just to the point. I enjoyed a lot this video. Technical and with great dynamic between the hosts.
I agree specifically because he's with someone high energy like Linus. I like excess. I like big energy. I don't care if it's the host or the guest doing it, but Linus brings enough to the video on his own, so when he's involved it's nice to have someone kind of toned down.
That Fractal Torrent case is one of the best air flow cases you can get. But if you leave the side panel off you're killing its ability to throw air from front to back.
@@caidelander2561 No. The bottom fans add to the flow coming from the front 180mm fans. Along with the rear exhaust you have an overpowering flow of air from front to back that cools the whole system. The bottom fans provide so much cool air for my 3070 that the GPU fans never ramp up to high, which they always did in my old case
@@keithmaher9576If ever you could do you think you could run some benchmarks with and without the fans at the bottom. I'm super curious to see how massive the difference is. I always thought that the non laminar nature of having bottom fans would be problematic
If the case was small yes air would get trapped. Simply too much volume of case for air to be trapped, also the same reason testboard setups with no case get better temps because no air is being trapped.
At this point, he might as well just brag about his setups. Dude is willing to spend 50k on stocks and 80k on making a gold controller, just for the hell of it. All we need to see, is if he can pull out a very expansive gpu out of his home oven and wear an expansive leather jacket with the name, "Linus" on it. Lol.
His current kitchen is bigger than the entire OG house...I hope that whoever bought that old property is treating it well, might be a museum of sorts one day...lol...
Splave is a barking dog behind a gate, as soon as theyre actually put on the podium they crumble, 5% gain for 7000 dollars more than their built in PC. Im shocked this isn't sponsored.
it's pretty insane how much pcs have changed, overclocking basically isn't worth it anymore. 10 years ago you could squeeze so much extra performance out of your hardware, now they already do it in the factory.
Agreed man! My current gaming rig that is about to be retired to NAS / stream rig. Has a xeon x5650, and its overclocked to 4.2 to 4.4ghz. Its base clock was roughly 2ghz. I essentially gave the damn chip an extra 2ghz. And its platform 1st gen i7 setup, it had a dang i7930 for years till i stumbled upon the ability to just throw a xeon into it. Albeit i cannot wait to build a new rig soon
Honestly just hire him already if you didn't. He would be alot of help to Alex and the overclocking adventures they can take. I am sure he has a ton of knowledge about other things too computer related. Would be a nice addition to their current team tbh.
If you saw Splave on the street you would think he was some weight lifting, jock type, not a computer nerd. Props for breaking the mold on showing that anyone can be into PC building and OC'ing.
@@MrMCDiggles i’d love for some rich girly cute fashion makeup shoes type girl to turn up and nerd out about computers while also being really down to earth lmao
Incredibly brave to have allowed himself to have his product be criticized not only in pre production, but in front of him! Who else would risk that? Good for him, very honest.
@@waterglass4171 That's subjective though. It might not be worth it for a 5% increase to you, but to others it very well will be. Also, it isn't really built for gaming; he said so himself. It's built to outperform any other workstation. Look at the difference in the memory speeds on Aida64.
I love how this big dude is so soft spoken, good video linus, enjoyed seeing all the specific aspects of max overclocking when the most overclocking I've ever done is through xmp lol
For real I hope we get more of him However on another note, WTF is linus thinking using THAT (13:40) to power two godly PC's??? No wonder they were having shutdown issues, I wouldn't trust that piece of junk with ONE of those PC's
@@loganhauck8552 Yeah.. why post that? I put up a gpu benchmarking video for XP a short while back (on my other account so not attempting to hijack for the views) and had someone comment with a video of a boy washing a tricycle?? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
man, Splave has some adorable dad vibes. like if Kratos was a big softie but still equally badass (in this case *pun intended*, PCs instead of killing things)
@@youwouldntclickalinkonyout6236 point of diminishing returns. They're pushing the envelope, which is always expensive. Not to mention, the "is it worth it" question is sort of pointless, because at the end of the day nobody is making you buy this PC. Whether it's worth it or not - depends on the person.
12:30 You should have also tried with the side panel in place because with that amount of fans, it's possible that the thermals are better with sides closed.
i mean by the nature of his work, his greatest achievement can be ruined by the mood of the sun that day i'd be anxious af if i were to be in that situation
I mean, he knows it's a kinda-sorta prototype and he's dealing with the destructive imp of technology, Linus Sebastian. Even the best engineers worry when their stuff is positioned near him.
something that has always bugged me about testing thermals is: why do they always do the tests with the case open. Having the case open effectively changes the airflow designs of the case
I dont get that either, you would want to know how a case runs closed because thats how most of us runs our pcs. I guess gamernexus is the pro go to when it comes to testing thermals.
being able to perceive a difference of 200 fps or 210 fps would be extremely difficult. theyve already played games on top end pcs. what they havent seen are just the number differences in some of the processes.
I remember when I built my old PC in early 2012, Steam would let you download however much your connection could handle at once. I queued up a bunch of downloads when I was at home, but wanted to download stuff using the T3 connection at work instead of my DSL. When I booted it up and Steam started, the entire system was unusable until Steam was done downloading those games. So yeah, I believe it when you say Steam downloads are a good CPU test.
the fact that Splave's bluescreened several times makes me feel better about the pain I went through to get my delidded watercooled 12900k stable, it was a nightmare (watchdog timeouts for days) - but I'm very happy with what I finally ended up with!
@@epzaqzazazazazaz3580 you could have just said nervous in this case, as he's being featured on a youtube channel with millions of subscribers. any number of reasons to be nervous in that regard. you're making up an alternative reality saying it's because of him being judged on size. just like abrahem ferrer made it up saying it felt like he wanted to fold linus 8 times like a paper.
I love the fact that when Splave isn't talking, he's death staring somebody behind the camera. Makes it look like Linus is being held hostage by the Russian Mafia.
😂😂😂 pretty much exactly what I was think. Twist is that Splave is the one being held hostage by the LTT mafia & threatened because he’s terrified of being on camera
Ikr? Just around 2 years ago he live streamed with the title “I’ve been thinking of retiring”. I think he’s mind has definitely changed about that recently
Isn't the lack of side panel actually a disadvantage in this case? I mean, with that many fans surely the airflow must be superb and actually required to evacuate the hot air properly
Not really due to convection and having that much open space for air to escape , any hot air will naturally rise up and out of the case no fans needed , while if your limited to just one fan and the toatall pressure of the case pulling exhaust heat , it will accumulate faster due to those restrictions in airflow
@@lucidx2 convection isn't doing anything with that much airflow. What I could see happening is more of the air coming off the GPU being sucked in by the CPU cooler, because the air from the intake fans is escaping out the side instead of forcing it out the back of the case.
BRO i was looking for this comment lmfao I laughed hard as hell. Dude dressed in his loungewear walkin by with food like they weren't even filming😂 He kinda looked Asian maybe it was Yvonnes dad?
Splave is a top guest; would be great to see more of him. One thing with the testing though; why is it being done with the case open? doesn't that effect the airflow negatively?
Did you really thermal test the fractal torrent with the side panel open? You know that's a positive pressure case... Right? EDIT: Dude, no, seriously, make the test again. The hole glory of that case is that the pressure coming from the front fans makes almost impossible for the gpu temps to reach the CPU cooler. Is literally the case with the best temps on the market while also being positive pressure.
@@GeekProdigyGuy Still, in the video they are using the case open while also having thermal throttling with a thermocyphon... They are not even mentioning that you should NOT use a possitive pressure case open if you want decent temps.
@@acanalesc Linus and co are generally way too haphazard, it seems this is why the lab is happening, they need real people that aren't just TV personalities.
Splave just makes me happy. Soft spoken but extremely intelligent and calm. I wouldn't mind meeting him in person. Seems like a gentle giant. Both in stature and intellect.
Splave stares at linus like "i swear to god don't touch it or drop it... I made it perfect" the amount of time and effort to get it to this stage must be insane
it's not, you apply a cooler, set some stuff in the bios, and that's all. most of the work is done long before you start the specific system by reading up on what certain settings do.
Since you mentioned having a UPS, how about some videos on testing the benefits of having one? Or perhaps some different use cases. Personally, I have small UPS units for both my tower and my internet. I'm planning to get a third when I set up a NAS device. I also have family who keep a UPS connected to the kids' TV.
I've considered getting one, but the idea of having to mess with replacing and dispose of the batteries every 5 years kind of turns me off of it, and I seem to have pretty stable power where I live. I'd also like to see a more in depth video on the subject.
maybe you have to watch linus as long as i have in order to get the jokes.. but, they're not ACTUALLY recommending to get a UPS. they're saying if you get the Splave PC, which they low-key don't recommend, because, Linus mentioned 4 times about not liking the cooler in it, and also low-key mentioned that aside from the top-binned silicon, it's essentially the same as their machine, only 5% faster.... you could get 5% faster than stock just by using EVGA precision X OC and upping your video card a bit... so, i mean, 5% is literally nothing in terms of overclocking performance. (but overclocking doesn't really ever get anyone much more performance anyhow... but i think they were expecting better given that this guy is ranked number 1 in overclocking) anyway, they mentioned the UPS because they were running two 1500W (approximately) power supplies, which, together at full power, means they're going over the maximum amperage allowed on a typical home power circuit (i.e. it'll blow the breaker). he also mentions that their machine is $5100, but this guy doesn't know how much his machine is going to sell for yet.... linus throws shade at that in the end. linus basically ripped this guy a new one, but did it in a very passive aggressive way, and i think it might have been easy to miss, but i assure you, don't worry about a UPS (unless you're a business or streamer or something, but even then, nowadays, how often does your power REALLY go out? where I'm at, it almost never goes out even during storms), i also assure you that linus and team would recommend just spending your money on a water cooler and doing some overclocking yourself. Linus even says that intel and manufacturers guarantee their products will work at any ambient temperature, which he could not say the same for the Splace PC. IF that's not ripping dude a new one, i don't know what is. Trust me, Don't give this Splave PC another thought, and don't worry about the UPS slight-of-hand joke at the end there.
weird quote from linus with the 1000+$ tower. Maybe it is just a NA problem with shitty power but here in europe I haven't heard from anyone that they actually use one. For a home server with important data it is another story but even in businesses for normal worker's computer (that still have important data), they don't use ups's. I also don't remember the last time when power was off. I think 3 years ago
@@tirkentube 16:35 he literally says "anyone with a PC that's worth more than, I'd say $1000 in the tower, should have a UPS on it". $1k is a far cry from the $12k number I keep seeing repeated here.
You should've kept the side panel on the Splave for better results. In a closed environment the fans can suck much more fresh air over the CPU/GPU coolers.
Doubt it, components usually run at their peak in open air. Cases serve to protect the parts of the PC, and case fans are there to mitigate the side effect of heat buildup. With the side panel off the GPU can be exhausting its heat directly out of the case while the bottom fans feed it fresh air. They should have kept the side panel on though, but for the opposite reason, because the components are probably running cooler than normal with it off.
im in the market for a UPS for my unraid server, and i would LOVE to see a huge UPS testing / breakdown of multiple models. im surprised that hasnt been done on LTT yet
Goes to show just how good automatic boost clocking is from the factory nowadays. The last time I think overclocking was really worth it is when I had a 980ti. I was able to get about 25% extra performance from it with a custom bios flash. Nowadays it’s all about low temps. It’s strange that water cooling wasn’t chosen here. A custom loop is very safe to use as long as you know what you’re doing.
12:37 This is why I am an advocate for horizontal motherboards/cases. Gravity is also nicer to large heavy components that are going to be resting inside a computer case for multiple years.
@zeryphex's-comment/post "timestamp-12:37 This is why I am an advocate for horizontal motherboards/cases." in the comment/post "timestamp-12:37 This is why I am an advocate for horizontal motherboards/cases. Gravity is also nicer to large heavy components that are going to be resting inside a computer case for multiple years.": They existed. They were called "Desktop" computers (and they were also called-that because they went ontop of your desk (ie. your "desktop")). The ones that you see right-now (that stand vertically) were-called "Tower" computers because they looked like "towers[/castle towers]".
That last comment about needing a UPS is spot on for me. I had crashing issues for years, even after swapping out psu's and undervolting everything. After getting a UPS I have had 0 crashes and my stuff is protected on top of that. Dirty power is a real thing.
We're to the point where, as far as I'm concerned, we spend more than enough on even reasonable systems that a UPS should just be a standard piece of the setup now.
@@CombatArmsOwnah you might not need 1500w though. I have an overclocked 5900x and 3080 with 9 fans, rgb, 3 m.2s and 2 ssds. I also have my 32" 165hz hdr monitor hooked to it and I only draw about 80% of my 900 watt ups. I'm a little worried about a 4000 series card, but I can take the monitor off if need be.
The way components are bought in bulk and selected by speed sounds like the way 8-Pac does his rigs at overclockers, except he selects them from a full pallet load of parts. Have a feeling this will be special.
$12K? Usa dollars? My 6900xt with a 8 core I7 11700 , 32gb ram and 850 watt gold rated be quiet psu with 6 fans and 3 terabyte HD, 500gb ssd cost me $2,600 Usd. Benchmarks put 6900xt close to a 3090 performance and the card cost me almost half the cost of the pc.😆
@@gregpenismith1248 Probably writing on his or her phone and english is not the native language. My phone capitalizes the first words it doesnt recognize, and the phone thinks normal words are streets, cities etc. It all the time when i write english words on my norwegian language phone. As with most things in life, things have a normal and natural explanation.
closing the case will improve air flow, you had the super duper one open resulting in loss of the air pressure. so the overclocked one could perform way better i m guessing.
2002: Definitely overlock dude. You can get some SERIOUS gains for like no effort. 2022: It takes an overclock world record holder tweaking and tuning basically every setting to squeeze even 5% gains out of the components. Overclocking is essentially dead.
Competitive overclocking is much more like their last video with Splave where they try to push parts to their limits with ridiculous cryogenic cooling and whatnot. This PC is just for bragging rights, there's no practical reason to get one
Corpos have been thinking "wait a minute, giving away extra performance basically for free... no way, stop that!" Somewhat of a pitty, I could squeeze out a couple of years longer being relevant out of my CPUs. The first gen i7 920 was relatively easy like 50% overclockable. Had it at 3,8 GHz from 2,66 GHz, that was nuts. Some users achieved even higher stable clock speeds... xD
@@Charles_Bro-son you think Intel is going in and setting a variable like “over 5ghz just crash the computer”? Overclocking is dead because of better cpu boosting algorithms. Except for GPUs, they just have arbitrary power limits. Not really a thing for CPUs though.
It annoys me so much that all these FLOW cases have the mother board lined up in the direction where the heat sink blades on most of the equipment do not flow with the direction of air. Heat rises, you can see the path of flow is up and sideways instead of it all just flowing up.
I think Splave might be my dream man. Dad vibes, total nerd, looks like he would kill you for looking at him wrong but realistically kind of a big teddy bear. Love it.
Making fins copper doesn't make much sense. Copper is better at metal to metal heat transfer than Aluminium, but Aluminium is better at metal to air heat transfer
@@pumpkinLive Could do a plated fin stack. Might not be good to use actual copper (bc of tarnishing) but the look would be cool.... Now you've got me thinking of a gold plated fin stack just for the heck of it.
@@gamm8939 of course. I built my AMD Athlon 3000G PC and it cost me 160€ in total. 🤣 its now my main production mschine and I am happy with it as one could be 💪
zen 4 and raptor lake to be released in a few months. Retail cpus will most likely be on par or even exceed top binned 12th gen. And this will depreciate real fast. Gonna have more money than sense to buy this.
I recently rebuilt my main workstation similar to this, I went with a i-9 12900kf, 64gb of ddr-4, a 3090, samsung 980pro. It might not be as fast as splave's rig but I'm pretty proud of how fast it is. I game on it once in a while an it does pretty good. I might do a video on it one day. I run a data center so I needed something that could build vm's really really fast before I deploy them to esxi 7.
@@ark_ryl9384 It's holding up very well, I first bought the GPU so I could edit my youtube videos without it lagging while scrubbing on the timeline but then started mining eth in my off time. The GPU paid for itself in the first few months back during the crypto boom last year. Gaming on it is otherworldly now that I have the new i9, without any special tuning or overclocking I run 250fps and up in almost any game I come across. It's funny how I remember not that many years ago starting with a pentium 4 and a 8400gs with a broke fan and being happy to play my pc games like DayZ at a blazing 12fps. My how things change, those days make me appreciate what I have now so much more.
Power and wireless interference aside, with the side of the case off you are interrupting the optimal air flow out the back. Splave specifically mentioned it wasn't an issue with the GPU blowing into the CPU cooler. With the proper ducting in place (aka close up the case) you might not have seen some of the issues you did. It's such a fine-tuned system that interrupting the airflow the way you did will skew the results.
If you've got bad/dirty power a UPS with automatic voltage regulation, or even just a dedicate voltage regulator, is definitely a good idea. We occasionally get power spikes bad enough to blow incandescent bulbs out of the fixture and bad brown outs. After having several devices suffer from the bad power everything very important is on a UPS with AVR and I have a higher power standalone voltage regulator for all the other electronics. They're not very expensive and can really save your devices by automatically correcting high or low voltage
You're definitely right. And honestly, with the amounts that we spend even on more reasonable systems, I'd argue that maybe it should just be a standard component to a setup at this point.
I am a little confused on all of this.. I have a somewhat no compromises set up.. and I heard and purchased a 1000-1200 watt power conditioner. It apparently does everything a surge protector does while cleaning up the power delivery... do the UPS with AVR do what a power conditioner does too? Should I be using a ups with avr and just repurpose my power conditioner.
Linus: it's thermal throttling, that might be because... interrupting Engineer: ...the freaking side panel is missing! if you pump air in a closed system using 5 large fans, it will go where it is needed. If it can enter through a gigantic hole in the side of the case, it just might choose to go there ;-)
the OC guy looks very cool , you should include him in more projects or even in the LAB. It would be Nice to have a professional opinion by an overclocker
Splave is like the bigger cousin staying near his toys so that his younger cousins dont destroy them.
the perfect example of a gentle giant actually 💪
LOL
$12k omg he'll no lol
Lmfao!!
I wanna see this pc hoarder warehouse 😄
I love this splave guy. hes a giant mountain of a man, but hes so soft spoken, and clearly hes smart. certainly not a book to judge by the cover.
Yeah something mesmerizing bout him
He reminds of Glen Jacobs, the man who plays Kane in WWE. If you watch him out of character, he's this huge man who talks intelligently.
totally agree, he is super intimidating until he starts talking then he gives off a calm protective vibe
Just read: “cover not a judge by book the cover”
If you're judging built guys based on knowledge, well then you need to move.... Or go on holiday some time. There's a ton of tech nerds that are also gym rats/buff people. Could be any number of things making him that built, who knows, he might handle heavy servers and install them most of the day. That being said I do agree that typically buff guys are stereotyped these days, personally I blame TV shows that show muscular frat boys on shows like love island, where it's just for the drama.
Splave is the perfect guest. He brigns incredible stuff, stays in the back and only interacts when asked and provides clear to the point inputs. Best part tho is how chill he comes across...no excess, no crazy shennanigans...just to the point. I enjoyed a lot this video. Technical and with great dynamic between the hosts.
I mean... It totally makes sense that he's chill.
he'd make a great permanent fixture of the team, super chill
He is a real Mensch
I agree specifically because he's with someone high energy like Linus. I like excess. I like big energy. I don't care if it's the host or the guest doing it, but Linus brings enough to the video on his own, so when he's involved it's nice to have someone kind of toned down.
@@Haecairwen If he weren't chill, his computer would have thermal throttled immediately
That Fractal Torrent case is one of the best air flow cases you can get. But if you leave the side panel off you're killing its ability to throw air from front to back.
Question, does having the bottom fans not introduce non linear airflow (turbulence?) I can't seem to think of the proper terms
@@caidelander2561 No. The bottom fans add to the flow coming from the front 180mm fans. Along with the rear exhaust you have an overpowering flow of air from front to back that cools the whole system. The bottom fans provide so much cool air for my 3070 that the GPU fans never ramp up to high, which they always did in my old case
@@keithmaher9576 Oh okay, I just got the case and was wondering how to manage the fans
@@keithmaher9576If ever you could do you think you could run some benchmarks with and without the fans at the bottom. I'm super curious to see how massive the difference is. I always thought that the non laminar nature of having bottom fans would be problematic
If the case was small yes air would get trapped. Simply too much volume of case for air to be trapped, also the same reason testboard setups with no case get better temps because no air is being trapped.
LMG legit went from recording in the kitchen of Linus' house, to a massive warehouse with multiple sets, to recording in the kitchen in Linus' house.
The original kitchen wasn't Linus' house
They built the house inside the warehouse.
At this point, he might as well just brag about his setups.
Dude is willing to spend 50k on stocks and 80k on making a gold controller, just for the hell of it.
All we need to see, is if he can pull out a very expansive gpu out of his home oven and wear an expansive leather jacket with the name, "Linus" on it. Lol.
@@davidandrew7314 Mothers house...
His current kitchen is bigger than the entire OG house...I hope that whoever bought that old property is treating it well, might be a museum of sorts one day...lol...
Splave is simultaneously the most intimidating person they've had on the show, and is also way less intimidating than actual business mode Linus.
Splave is a barking dog behind a gate, as soon as theyre actually put on the podium they crumble, 5% gain for 7000 dollars more than their built in PC.
Im shocked this isn't sponsored.
Where can I see business mode Linus?
@@ACoupleStoners WAN Show
@@TekuJames god pls any examples? ive heard about him going off on marketing ppl and stuff at big companies buuuut
he's built like a tank because of all the overclocking juice he's on
it's pretty insane how much pcs have changed, overclocking basically isn't worth it anymore. 10 years ago you could squeeze so much extra performance out of your hardware, now they already do it in the factory.
26 years ago I overclocked a 100 MHz CPU to 133. THAT was a performance increase.
Agreed man! My current gaming rig that is about to be retired to NAS / stream rig. Has a xeon x5650, and its overclocked to 4.2 to 4.4ghz. Its base clock was roughly 2ghz. I essentially gave the damn chip an extra 2ghz. And its platform 1st gen i7 setup, it had a dang i7930 for years till i stumbled upon the ability to just throw a xeon into it.
Albeit i cannot wait to build a new rig soon
Nowadays we overclock for like 2% more performance 💀
Now, we undervolt to get 95% of the performance for 75% of the power draw.
Because a 50MHz overclock on a 200MHz CPU is a much higher percentage than a 150MHz increase on a 3.8GHz CPU.
This dude lifts, weights and spirits! Loved having him on the show and hope he can swing by again in the future. Very knowledgeable and chill.
he lifts weights?
@@davidbraucht544 have you seen the size of him?
@@davidbraucht544 Hè sure looks like hè does, dude is massive
Splave is the epitome of Gentle Giant. A giant with a wicked knowledge of delicate computer physics.
He looks like hopper from stranger things lol
Honestly just hire him already if you didn't. He would be alot of help to Alex and the overclocking adventures they can take. I am sure he has a ton of knowledge about other things too computer related. Would be a nice addition to their current team tbh.
@@broma7565 probably couldn’t afford to keep him on payroll. Dude is pretty successful himself
If you saw Splave on the street you would think he was some weight lifting, jock type, not a computer nerd. Props for breaking the mold on showing that anyone can be into PC building and OC'ing.
@@MrMCDiggles i’d love for some rich girly cute fashion makeup shoes type girl to turn up and nerd out about computers while also being really down to earth lmao
I soooo wish Splave was a permanent ‘reoccurring character’ on LTT. He’s got such great vibes.
I guess this is the beginning of a cooperation. You will continue seeing him 💪😉
He's an absolute legend
Actually he's the only guy ever to have been in a video that I felt good about.
Imagine Splave and Anthony on one video
@@bnangai132 The most ambitious crossover event in history.
Alex looks so happy about this collaboration. Almost as much as when gets a new tool, if not more.
Elo bud!!
he looks derpy uwu
Incredibly brave to have allowed himself to have his product be criticized not only in pre production, but in front of him! Who else would risk that? Good for him, very honest.
I love how humble and relaxed he is. Would love to see more of him.
Humble is easy when the machine you built BSoD. Relaxed would be tricky.
@@waterglass4171 because shipping shifted the cpu cooler around
@@waterglass4171 you didn't even watch the video fully
@@UOHCUNY I did. A couple of extra frames isn't worth the extra cash and instability.
@@waterglass4171 That's subjective though. It might not be worth it for a 5% increase to you, but to others it very well will be. Also, it isn't really built for gaming; he said so himself. It's built to outperform any other workstation. Look at the difference in the memory speeds on Aida64.
When manufacturers start to write your name on their hardware, you must have been doing something right. GREAT JOB SPLAVE.
not sure if you know mans has done many G.SKILL's Extreme Overclocking Events mans a legend
you know they are into marketing and not hw
I love how this big dude is so soft spoken, good video linus, enjoyed seeing all the specific aspects of max overclocking when the most overclocking I've ever done is through xmp lol
I completely agree, he has such a "gentle giant" vibe going on! Also agree this video was lots of fun!
@المملكة العربية السعودية terrible marketing buddy
For real I hope we get more of him
However on another note, WTF is linus thinking using THAT (13:40) to power two godly PC's??? No wonder they were having shutdown issues, I wouldn't trust that piece of junk with ONE of those PC's
@@loganhauck8552 Yeah.. why post that? I put up a gpu benchmarking video for XP a short while back (on my other account so not attempting to hijack for the views) and had someone comment with a video of a boy washing a tricycle?? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
man, splave seems to be such a nice guy
man, Splave has some adorable dad vibes. like if Kratos was a big softie but still equally badass (in this case *pun intended*, PCs instead of killing things)
"5% gain is not a insignificant gain" But is it worth an extra 7000 dollars? Splave PC: 12,000 Their PC: 5,600
@@youwouldntclickalinkonyout6236 that's entirely up to you, friend.
@@youwouldntclickalinkonyout6236 point of diminishing returns. They're pushing the envelope, which is always expensive. Not to mention, the "is it worth it" question is sort of pointless, because at the end of the day nobody is making you buy this PC. Whether it's worth it or not - depends on the person.
Agreed bro
Hahahaha i agree. Where’s Splave channel in YT
12:30 You should have also tried with the side panel in place because with that amount of fans, it's possible that the thermals are better with sides closed.
true
Exactly what I came to the comments wondering about
THANK YOU
beat me to it
i came to comments to see if someone was going to bring this up.
It's so funny just getting the feeling of Splave being so underconfident, but yet knowing that his skills are waay beyond experts.
the smarter you think you are the less smart your probably are. being underconfident just shows that hes probably a genius
@@Scotty-vs4lf That is why nobody trusts a programmer that expects their code to work properly.
i mean by the nature of his work, his greatest achievement can be ruined by the mood of the sun that day
i'd be anxious af if i were to be in that situation
I mean, he knows it's a kinda-sorta prototype and he's dealing with the destructive imp of technology, Linus Sebastian. Even the best engineers worry when their stuff is positioned near him.
@@Scotty-vs4lf This is known as the Dunning Kruger effect
something that has always bugged me about testing thermals is: why do they always do the tests with the case open. Having the case open effectively changes the airflow designs of the case
it dose but to be fair the stock pc case was open as well
Probably for the video, to show off the internals visually
I mean there is absolutely NO WAY that it make things " WORST " soooo...
I dont get that either, you would want to know how a case runs closed because thats how most of us runs our pcs. I guess gamernexus is the pro go to when it comes to testing thermals.
Yeah was thinking the same thing
you know linus is old when he's more excited about downloading the games rather than playing them.
I feel personally attacked by this comment.
being able to perceive a difference of 200 fps or 210 fps would be extremely difficult. theyve already played games on top end pcs. what they havent seen are just the number differences in some of the processes.
I relate at the tender age of 22
I feel old now for enjoying installing all kinds of Linux distros more than actually using them 😅🤣
I've always been more excited by the hardware than the games. I'm just a hardware kind of guy.
I wish a gaming PC would just "show up" at my house too...
it did but you were not at home...
We just gotta keep dreaming.
@@iamstartower happend to me too
@@Flex-cx7uj Nice flex, but ok!
Wait...
@@Flex-cx7uj when did i ask ?
I remember when I built my old PC in early 2012, Steam would let you download however much your connection could handle at once. I queued up a bunch of downloads when I was at home, but wanted to download stuff using the T3 connection at work instead of my DSL. When I booted it up and Steam started, the entire system was unusable until Steam was done downloading those games. So yeah, I believe it when you say Steam downloads are a good CPU test.
Oh yeah they’ll tank your whole system lol I have a modest 11400 but that shit will hit 80% downloading games
That would require having a fast enough connection in the first place.
the fact that Splave's bluescreened several times makes me feel better about the pain I went through to get my delidded watercooled 12900k stable, it was a nightmare (watchdog timeouts for days) - but I'm very happy with what I finally ended up with!
Allen seems like such a gentle giant. i love this idea aswell. a way for overclockers to actually earn money for their hard work
Yes. The case fans could direct more fresh air towards the coolers and remove hot air better if set up well
The big dude is so menacing
it feels like he constantly wants to fold linus 8 times like a paper lmao
😹
He’s big but he sure seems nice and friendly
he's probably just nervous of being judged all the time, wonder why...
@@epzaqzazazazazaz3580 you could have just said nervous in this case, as he's being featured on a youtube channel with millions of subscribers. any number of reasons to be nervous in that regard. you're making up an alternative reality saying it's because of him being judged on size. just like abrahem ferrer made it up saying it felt like he wanted to fold linus 8 times like a paper.
Nice one, few people know you can only fold paper 7 times, its not a joke ...
I love the fact that when Splave isn't talking, he's death staring somebody behind the camera. Makes it look like Linus is being held hostage by the Russian Mafia.
That's called a monitor :D
hello lolfire
😂😂😂 pretty much exactly what I was think.
Twist is that Splave is the one being held hostage by the LTT mafia & threatened because he’s terrified of being on camera
He's like a humble giant, and with high tech knowledge :) it was relaxing to see him on video. Great video!
Linus is looking so happy lately, is really good seeing he having soo much fun
I mean have you seen his theater room? I'd be a happy man too lol
Ikr? Just around 2 years ago he live streamed with the title “I’ve been thinking of retiring”. I think he’s mind has definitely changed about that recently
@@seaghan you have a good point here lol
That is what financial independence does. Then you only do what you enjoy and don't worry about anything money-related anymore.
Really enjoyed Splave, lovely guy.
Much more impressed you managed to hire Winston Jeeves 11:43
😁
Linus making Allen talk to the camera so he can grow as a presenter is super nice!
speaking of a good employer here 🙏
And then the rtx 4090 happend...
And 14th gen
@@Kavan_Manewhich sucks
@@xanderplayz3446not even
@@TeewopShiestyheat reasons yea
@@ryderbo12yet the 30 series are the ones with the most issues brickin them? Alright 😂
really is interesting to hear the Expect Overclocker talking about how do things, need more of this please, like a full breakdown on the whys and how
Isn't the lack of side panel actually a disadvantage in this case? I mean, with that many fans surely the airflow must be superb and actually required to evacuate the hot air properly
thats what i was thinking
If they both have side panels off it is at least fair comparison
Not really due to convection and having that much open space for air to escape , any hot air will naturally rise up and out of the case no fans needed , while if your limited to just one fan and the toatall pressure of the case pulling exhaust heat , it will accumulate faster due to those restrictions in airflow
@@lucidx2 convection isn't doing anything with that much airflow. What I could see happening is more of the air coming off the GPU being sucked in by the CPU cooler, because the air from the intake fans is escaping out the side instead of forcing it out the back of the case.
this is the very smart thought
OC guy is a straight up guru. He's a whole bucket of divine knowledge!
Splave seems like a good guy, I'd like to see more of his stuff and perhaps some overlooking advice
Nobody gunna mention the nice old man just grabbing his food at 11:40!?
was looking for this comment
AMD entered the room
Father in law?
BRO i was looking for this comment lmfao I laughed hard as hell. Dude dressed in his loungewear walkin by with food like they weren't even filming😂 He kinda looked Asian maybe it was Yvonnes dad?
I love this guy (the overclocker)
His mood is just out of this world.
Splave is a top guest; would be great to see more of him. One thing with the testing though; why is it being done with the case open? doesn't that effect the airflow negatively?
Did you really thermal test the fractal torrent with the side panel open? You know that's a positive pressure case... Right?
EDIT: Dude, no, seriously, make the test again. The hole glory of that case is that the pressure coming from the front fans makes almost impossible for the gpu temps to reach the CPU cooler. Is literally the case with the best temps on the market while also being positive pressure.
Alex ran the benchmarks before they actually made this video. Pay attention to the part where he quotes the 5% performance increase in gaming.
@@GeekProdigyGuy Did he have the case open though? I hope not.
@@GeekProdigyGuy Still, in the video they are using the case open while also having thermal throttling with a thermocyphon...
They are not even mentioning that you should NOT use a possitive pressure case open if you want decent temps.
Liking and replying so more people see this.
@@acanalesc Linus and co are generally way too haphazard, it seems this is why the lab is happening, they need real people that aren't just TV personalities.
splave is literally on top in his field, he can't be just acting humble like that
Nope. Naturally a gentle giant I guess 😌
@@ArniesTech cringe
@@XX-121 I am utmost curious to hear your take on what is cringe about the term "gentle giant".
@@ArniesTech llooll
I am absolutely transfixed by the demeanor of Splave. I need a LOT more of his chill in my life.
Splave just makes me happy. Soft spoken but extremely intelligent and calm. I wouldn't mind meeting him in person. Seems like a gentle giant. Both in stature and intellect.
Splave stares at linus like "i swear to god don't touch it or drop it... I made it perfect" the amount of time and effort to get it to this stage must be insane
it's not, you apply a cooler, set some stuff in the bios, and that's all. most of the work is done long before you start the specific system by reading up on what certain settings do.
@@cheater00 fine tuning a CPU overclock can take less than an hour but fine tuning ram to be stable takes a very long time
Since you mentioned having a UPS, how about some videos on testing the benefits of having one? Or perhaps some different use cases.
Personally, I have small UPS units for both my tower and my internet. I'm planning to get a third when I set up a NAS device. I also have family who keep a UPS connected to the kids' TV.
I've considered getting one, but the idea of having to mess with replacing and dispose of the batteries every 5 years kind of turns me off of it, and I seem to have pretty stable power where I live. I'd also like to see a more in depth video on the subject.
@@tinitis4144 You're concern over battery replacement is a good thing for them to test.
maybe you have to watch linus as long as i have in order to get the jokes.. but, they're not ACTUALLY recommending to get a UPS. they're saying if you get the Splave PC, which they low-key don't recommend, because, Linus mentioned 4 times about not liking the cooler in it, and also low-key mentioned that aside from the top-binned silicon, it's essentially the same as their machine, only 5% faster.... you could get 5% faster than stock just by using EVGA precision X OC and upping your video card a bit... so, i mean, 5% is literally nothing in terms of overclocking performance. (but overclocking doesn't really ever get anyone much more performance anyhow... but i think they were expecting better given that this guy is ranked number 1 in overclocking) anyway, they mentioned the UPS because they were running two 1500W (approximately) power supplies, which, together at full power, means they're going over the maximum amperage allowed on a typical home power circuit (i.e. it'll blow the breaker). he also mentions that their machine is $5100, but this guy doesn't know how much his machine is going to sell for yet.... linus throws shade at that in the end. linus basically ripped this guy a new one, but did it in a very passive aggressive way, and i think it might have been easy to miss, but i assure you, don't worry about a UPS (unless you're a business or streamer or something, but even then, nowadays, how often does your power REALLY go out? where I'm at, it almost never goes out even during storms), i also assure you that linus and team would recommend just spending your money on a water cooler and doing some overclocking yourself. Linus even says that intel and manufacturers guarantee their products will work at any ambient temperature, which he could not say the same for the Splace PC. IF that's not ripping dude a new one, i don't know what is. Trust me, Don't give this Splave PC another thought, and don't worry about the UPS slight-of-hand joke at the end there.
weird quote from linus with the 1000+$ tower.
Maybe it is just a NA problem with shitty power but here in europe I haven't heard from anyone that they actually use one.
For a home server with important data it is another story but even in businesses for normal worker's computer (that still have important data), they don't use ups's.
I also don't remember the last time when power was off. I think 3 years ago
@@tirkentube 16:35 he literally says "anyone with a PC that's worth more than, I'd say $1000 in the tower, should have a UPS on it". $1k is a far cry from the $12k number I keep seeing repeated here.
this is one of my favourite videos, it feels so relaxed and kind of unplanned
12:30 though it's worth pointing out, the huge fans up front might be able to push more of that hot GPU air out of the back with the side panel on.
You should've kept the side panel on the Splave for better results. In a closed environment the fans can suck much more fresh air over the CPU/GPU coolers.
[citation needed]
Doubt it, components usually run at their peak in open air. Cases serve to protect the parts of the PC, and case fans are there to mitigate the side effect of heat buildup. With the side panel off the GPU can be exhausting its heat directly out of the case while the bottom fans feed it fresh air. They should have kept the side panel on though, but for the opposite reason, because the components are probably running cooler than normal with it off.
Source?
Source: Trust me bro.
"I made it the fuck up!"
Splave seems like an awesome guy. Would love to see more with him.
im in the market for a UPS for my unraid server, and i would LOVE to see a huge UPS testing / breakdown of multiple models. im surprised that hasnt been done on LTT yet
Sounds like an LTT Labs video really... Love to see this done for a video as we're in similar boats
Goes to show just how good automatic boost clocking is from the factory nowadays. The last time I think overclocking was really worth it is when I had a 980ti. I was able to get about 25% extra performance from it with a custom bios flash. Nowadays it’s all about low temps. It’s strange that water cooling wasn’t chosen here. A custom loop is very safe to use as long as you know what you’re doing.
even a non-custom loop is very safe as long as you pick a trustworthy company and not just go out and buy the cheapest one.
“When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang out.” - Abraham Lincoln
sounds kinda morbid even tho its not
What does that have to do with the video...
@@TryxGmd Abraham Lincoln is famous for his gaming PC building advice, duh
@@mahlonsale6216 if he was never assassinated, we would have better gaming PC's
@@mahlonsale6216 oh i forgor💀
12:37
This is why I am an advocate for horizontal motherboards/cases.
Gravity is also nicer to large heavy components that are going to be resting inside a computer case for multiple years.
So was IBM
@zeryphex's-comment/post "timestamp-12:37 This is why I am an advocate for horizontal motherboards/cases."
in the comment/post
"timestamp-12:37 This is why I am an advocate for horizontal motherboards/cases. Gravity is also nicer to large heavy components that are going to be resting inside a computer case for multiple years.":
They existed. They were called "Desktop" computers (and they were also called-that because they went ontop of your desk (ie. your "desktop")). The ones that you see right-now (that stand vertically) were-called "Tower" computers because they looked like "towers[/castle towers]".
That last comment about needing a UPS is spot on for me. I had crashing issues for years, even after swapping out psu's and undervolting everything. After getting a UPS I have had 0 crashes and my stuff is protected on top of that. Dirty power is a real thing.
Yep, ripple, volt drop, ect..
We're to the point where, as far as I'm concerned, we spend more than enough on even reasonable systems that a UPS should just be a standard piece of the setup now.
a 1500W ups is like 800 USD though
@@CombatArmsOwnah you might not need 1500w though. I have an overclocked 5900x and 3080 with 9 fans, rgb, 3 m.2s and 2 ssds. I also have my 32" 165hz hdr monitor hooked to it and I only draw about 80% of my 900 watt ups. I'm a little worried about a 4000 series card, but I can take the monitor off if need be.
@@danielb6472 Good to know, thanks!
Seems like such a sweet guy, very knowledgeable as well.
Dang, just the GPU alone almost pulls double my whole system's power.
15:25 My man has been overclocking at the gym too
8:10
Linus: "...he's all cocky..."
Splave: _[in the kindest way possible]_ Heyyy!!!
The way components are bought in bulk and selected by speed sounds like the way 8-Pac does his rigs at overclockers, except he selects them from a full pallet load of parts. Have a feeling this will be special.
@Splave is a true master of his craft. Just the knowledge he has stored in his head is amazing!
Well, I really the guy, but, his build crashed how many times?
And yes, I get there may have been shipping mistakes.
true master of 5% gain, LOL! so let's see the price and the cost of these 5%, no? i wonder why...
@@benwu7980 It was because the other pc was sucking too much power out of the same circuit
@@thicclatina5346 It was still his build that crashed.
@Transistor Jump as above, it was still his build that crashed, repeatedly
People in 2000s: "Do Programmers have feelings?"
People now: "Do extreme overclockers have feelings?"
Programmers don't have feelings, but what's the last one about?
@@kaldogorath You've hurt my feelings... I'm a programmer.
@@_M313 So then you know first hand, programmers all died years ago and their corpses are animated by caffeine
@@kaldogorath True
Imagine if he was a car guy. The tuning 🤯👌
4:41 Splave's Face: "Bro, Linus, you are giving away all of my secrets!"
"just please don't kill the card 🥺"
i love him
Thanks Splave & Linus, I really love my IceGiant Cooler and it's fun to see you guys show off it's ability. :P
_Always_ good to see more of IceGiant's thermosiphon tech. I love a powerful air cooler, screw the size!
“The absolute fastest gaming computer that money can buy”
“How much does it cost?”
“No clue.”
Looks awesome but paying $12K for this PC that would soon be dwarfed by the new processors and 40series cards would be insane.
$12K? Usa dollars? My 6900xt with a 8 core I7 11700 , 32gb ram and 850 watt gold rated be quiet psu with 6 fans and 3 terabyte HD, 500gb ssd cost me $2,600 Usd.
Benchmarks put 6900xt close to a 3090 performance and the card cost me almost half the cost of the pc.😆
@@snapdragon9300 cool story. It's not even close to the PC in the video.
@@Scum_Fuc why are you randomly capitalizing the first letter of words? Where in the boomer did you learn to do that?
@@gregpenismith1248 Probably writing on his or her phone and english is not the native language. My phone capitalizes the first words it doesnt recognize, and the phone thinks normal words are streets, cities etc. It all the time when i write english words on my norwegian language phone. As with most things in life, things have a normal and natural explanation.
@@snapdragon9300 wait a minute why not the 10900k with expensive cooler and multi terabyte NVME? and 850w too low for 6900xt
Splave should start his own overclocking/memory tuning tutorial channel.
9:40 Linus’s hair looks like he has a giant spider on his forehead
Haha lol
8:13 the most adorable Hey I've ever heard!!! 😂😂
closing the case will improve air flow, you had the super duper one open resulting in loss of the air pressure. so the overclocked one could perform way better i m guessing.
Both looked open to me, but yes i thought the same:)
I love the fact that Allen is there, I really like him.
2002: Definitely overlock dude. You can get some SERIOUS gains for like no effort.
2022: It takes an overclock world record holder tweaking and tuning basically every setting to squeeze even 5% gains out of the components.
Overclocking is essentially dead.
More specifically, end user over is dead. Overclocks are set at the factory now and pre built in.
on an already balls to to wall pre oc setup, on a consumer geared system you can get a lot more out of it
Competitive overclocking is much more like their last video with Splave where they try to push parts to their limits with ridiculous cryogenic cooling and whatnot. This PC is just for bragging rights, there's no practical reason to get one
Corpos have been thinking "wait a minute, giving away extra performance basically for free... no way, stop that!"
Somewhat of a pitty, I could squeeze out a couple of years longer being relevant out of my CPUs. The first gen i7 920 was relatively easy like 50% overclockable. Had it at 3,8 GHz from 2,66 GHz, that was nuts. Some users achieved even higher stable clock speeds... xD
@@Charles_Bro-son you think Intel is going in and setting a variable like “over 5ghz just crash the computer”? Overclocking is dead because of better cpu boosting algorithms.
Except for GPUs, they just have arbitrary power limits. Not really a thing for CPUs though.
It annoys me so much that all these FLOW cases have the mother board lined up in the direction where the heat sink blades on most of the equipment do not flow with the direction of air. Heat rises, you can see the path of flow is up and sideways instead of it all just flowing up.
Without CFD or back to back real world testing, it's just speculation.
Bet Linus will have a faster one in a week’s time.
you know it
Hrm
lmfao, this is based
Yoa are right man
he literally looked at his overclocks so he could copy it lol
Splave seems like a good dude, I hope to see more collabs with him!!!
I think Splave might be my dream man. Dad vibes, total nerd, looks like he would kill you for looking at him wrong but realistically kind of a big teddy bear. Love it.
His low voice and his slower speech is very soothing. 🙏😌
@@ArniesTech It's nice to hear this as someone who talks low and slow (I have a bbq voice)
@@kaldogorath you are welcome, Nick 🤗
I want more Splave content. The man is awesome.
A build to my own liking - fans, fans everywhere. So glad to see others also appreciate the 180mm.
Recently I actually thought it would be cool to make those fins out of copper in the Torrent case.
Well, they almost did it
Making fins copper doesn't make much sense. Copper is better at metal to metal heat transfer than Aluminium, but Aluminium is better at metal to air heat transfer
@@Reac2 Not for heat transfer, just for esthetics. The air will pass through anyway
@@pumpkinLive *aesthetics
@@pumpkinLive the air will pass through, but it'll be less efficient, and copper is ~3x more expensive per kg
@@pumpkinLive Could do a plated fin stack. Might not be good to use actual copper (bc of tarnishing) but the look would be cool....
Now you've got me thinking of a gold plated fin stack just for the heck of it.
Looks pretty dope.
Always nice seeing some over-the-top comparisons.
Look at this gem of a video! You guys are actually under rated.
just the thing it shipped in is already epic, can't wait for the vid.
The thing? Have you never seen a pelican case.....
@CMDR Dragovich23 why are you making up they're local to the states lmao.
11:43 no one is going to point out the perfect american dad style background walk through? 😂
Wow ice giant still making gains. I still remember that prototype like 3 years ago. And they’re still making improvements!
Splave -
Gentle, badass overclocker
Can't wait for this to be outdated in a couple of months! 😅
Fr 😭
and being worth a fraction of what it costs new. the unfortunate and sad truth of latest and greatest high tech. And cars 🤣
@@ArniesTech I mean its not worth it anyway. This thing costs $12k, which is ridiculous for a air-cooled System that any 14 year old could build.
@@gamm8939 of course. I built my AMD Athlon 3000G PC and it cost me 160€ in total. 🤣 its now my main production mschine and I am happy with it as one could be 💪
zen 4 and raptor lake to be released in a few months. Retail cpus will most likely be on par or even exceed top binned 12th gen. And this will depreciate real fast. Gonna have more money than sense to buy this.
Seeing the engineering changes of CPU air coolers over the last 15 years has been wild.
I recently rebuilt my main workstation similar to this, I went with a i-9 12900kf, 64gb of ddr-4, a 3090, samsung 980pro. It might not be as fast as splave's rig but I'm pretty proud of how fast it is. I game on it once in a while an it does pretty good. I might do a video on it one day. I run a data center so I needed something that could build vm's really really fast before I deploy them to esxi 7.
Sick build dude, enjoy it!
Envious of your GPU man. How's the 3090 holding up? I'm tempted to save up and buy one second-hand to replace my aging 1080Ti.
@@ark_ryl9384 It's holding up very well, I first bought the GPU so I could edit my youtube videos without it lagging while scrubbing on the timeline but then started mining eth in my off time. The GPU paid for itself in the first few months back during the crypto boom last year. Gaming on it is otherworldly now that I have the new i9, without any special tuning or overclocking I run 250fps and up in almost any game I come across. It's funny how I remember not that many years ago starting with a pentium 4 and a 8400gs with a broke fan and being happy to play my pc games like DayZ at a blazing 12fps. My how things change, those days make me appreciate what I have now so much more.
@@PacketFPV dayz and rust were the only games to ever make me want to upgrade
> 3090
> i game on it once in a while
> 🤡
> L
> ratio
Power and wireless interference aside, with the side of the case off you are interrupting the optimal air flow out the back. Splave specifically mentioned it wasn't an issue with the GPU blowing into the CPU cooler. With the proper ducting in place (aka close up the case) you might not have seen some of the issues you did. It's such a fine-tuned system that interrupting the airflow the way you did will skew the results.
Pro tip, let the side panel on for optimal airflow :)
If you've got bad/dirty power a UPS with automatic voltage regulation, or even just a dedicate voltage regulator, is definitely a good idea. We occasionally get power spikes bad enough to blow incandescent bulbs out of the fixture and bad brown outs. After having several devices suffer from the bad power everything very important is on a UPS with AVR and I have a higher power standalone voltage regulator for all the other electronics. They're not very expensive and can really save your devices by automatically correcting high or low voltage
You're definitely right. And honestly, with the amounts that we spend even on more reasonable systems, I'd argue that maybe it should just be a standard component to a setup at this point.
I am a little confused on all of this.. I have a somewhat no compromises set up.. and I heard and purchased a 1000-1200 watt power conditioner. It apparently does everything a surge protector does while cleaning up the power delivery... do the UPS with AVR do what a power conditioner does too? Should I be using a ups with avr and just repurpose my power conditioner.
Do you have any suggestions of ups to buy? I didn't even know what a ups was.
@@mahdialg2 CyberPower
Linus: it's thermal throttling, that might be because...
interrupting Engineer: ...the freaking side panel is missing!
if you pump air in a closed system using 5 large fans, it will go where it is needed. If it can enter through a gigantic hole in the side of the case, it just might choose to go there ;-)
What an absolute unit! I almost thought you had Dave Bautista on your show.
the OC guy looks very cool , you should include him in more projects or even in the LAB. It would be Nice to have a professional opinion by an overclocker
Fastest PC of all time is the Mac with the wheels: he moves faster than any other pc
Slap a electric motor onto it and wire it into the PSU to go with the fans. Lol image your PC running away when it gets hot
The legendary hot wheels pc has something to say
@@nelakendra2296 Yeah, but it was hilarious to say that a Mac is the fastest pc
I love this guy. He gives you any information you ask for , unless you dont xD
Beser Nutzername überhaupt ✏
splave is the perfect defition of gentle giant. dude's huge yet speaks so polite
As I get further into the PC enthusiast market, the highest performing value parts seem more impressive than RGB bling stuff
How was lighting ever more impressive than the actual computer parts?
@@connerreimers6506 because rgb bad
Agreeed
Those of us have never cared about that crap.
@@incendiary6243 what