GPU in generally is really to noisy from the manufactors site. In my opinion we pay way to much money for a gpu which usally is around 70 degrees while gaming and the graphics card is way to loud while gaming, even with a case with a nice airflow. I really love Linus tips! 🔥
Linus in 2009: "This is pretty easy if you have a screwdriver." Linus in 2019: "This is pretty easy if you have a drill press." Linus in 2029: "This is pretty easy if you have a flux capacitor."
Linus: "I want this to be less hassle than setting up water cooling blocks" Also Linus, but later: "We went over to the workshop and machined this custom VRM cooler just for this"
@@FunkyM217 pretty much the same thing, but you can use smaller CPU cooler and you need to buy those small radiators that Linus showed at the end, in order to put them on voltage regulators and memory chips.
@@tnuhhaon2367 I litterally do not think I know one single person who does not have an angle grinder somewhere in the house. Most useful tool ever and they cost like $20.
At this rate, 5 years from now, graphics cards are going to be sold in ATX form factors while the rest of the motherboard is a tiny little board plugged into the graphics card's PCI-E slot.
no joke, imagine a full-feature motherboard approximately the size of a Raspberry Pi 4. that is where we will be in 2030. also in 2030, GPU coolers will be the size of a suitcase in order to cool the insane amount of heat a GPU capable of replicating real life will produce
@@CaveyMoth well for me the custom machined heatsink is the easy part, I just stay 10 more minutes at work and make it :D Sooo all I need is a cool 1200 dollars :/
I did. I learned from the video, and listened to him. I purchased the small heat sinks for 6 bucks. And used my old evo 212 (20 dollar cooler) I put it on my 1660 super and my temps are insanely low, and allows me to sustain a higher OC core clock. And I can't hear it at all. ANd it looks bad ass. It really is cheap, and very easy to do.
@@MrStrangeUsername It was easy actually. Just purchased some circular zip ties, heavy duty. I tightened each one equally very carefully while keeping it flat on top. Then I tightened each the same as a half turn for screws concept. And it works amazing. Not a single issue. And my temp never gets above 50 now on my 1660 super with oc, netting me an extra 100 mhz giving 1-4 fps extra. that's a big deal. And I can't hear it. btw, I used liquid metal :) put nail polish around the parts, put a VERY thin layer on. but regular thermal paste work good too. Liquid metal just allows me to keep the fan literally completely quiet. ua-cam.com/video/GO0tpsPm0F8/v-deo.html In the video you can see the 4 holes, very simple. here is a trick. Take a zip tie, cut off the end that clips on. Now you can just make it climb up without needing to wrap around :)
When Linus pointed at his chest and said my mic's right here he was being literal. Having it surgically installed was easier then dropping it all the time.
Linus was like "I can barely hear this thing, my mic is right here", and I was like "I still hear it", then realized the sound I heard was my own fan XD
To be fair, pc resell values are dirt nowadays. That being said, can you imagine posting something like this? How many people would trust someone to make a mod like this properly?
@@allanroberts7129 To be fair, it's only really people who are interested in doing something like this that would actually do it. And if you're interested in this, you almost definitely have the tools and the know-how to do it, or are planning on learning so.
@@allanroberts7129 I agree on that pc resell is just useless, but what's so dangerous with the mod that you would need to trust someone? He is literally just removing the stock cooler and putting a cpu cooler in, anyone with 2 hands should be able to do that.
LTT is like watching Grand Tour or old Top Gear only for computing. It's like watching them do stupid stuff in the PC analogs of Bugattis and Lamborghinis.
@@paranoidrodent It's like watching them do stupid stuff in Bugatti's and Lamborghinis and being like "We wanted to make sure this is relevant and useful to our viewers"
Watching this in soon to be 2021 we can see how Linus and the company has increased since a year or so. The environment where you're filming makes a big difference. Good job guys! Keep it up!
You can just use a drill with a bit for drilling metal. Also you can buy cheap aluminium heatsinks that you can cut down to size with a hacksaw. Honestly not a bad idea imho. Also i think they just used the CNC because they couldn't be arsed to wait for a cheap aluminium heatsink from ebay or aliexpress.
Saw your comment. Went back up to the video and found the intro. hit play and listened for a couple of seconds. Scroll back down to comment that your an idiot and clea- Oh... it cuts out half way through and I'm the idiot... lol
@@ajddavid452 Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence In restless dreams I walked alone Narrow streets of cobblestone 'Neath the halo of a street lamp I turned my collar to the cold and damp When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light That split the night And touched the sound of silence And in the naked light I saw Ten thousand people, maybe more People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing songs that voices never share And no one dared Disturb the sound of silence "Fools, " said I, "You do not know Silence, like a cancer, grows Hear my words that I might teach you Take my arms that I might reach you" But my words, like silent raindrops fell And echoed in the wells, of silence And the people bowed and prayed To the neon god they made And the sign flashed out its warning In the words that it was forming And the sign said, "The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls And tenement halls" And whispered in the sounds of silence
Linus: “I want the whole experience to be less hassle than water cooling.” Also Linus: “It’s a pretty simple mod if you have a drill press” , machining a custom heatpink
The actually funny bit about that is that anyone that knows the song will go "well yeah duh..." While everybody that doesn't know it will go "... why is he creepily staring at me like I'm supposed to know which song he's talking about?.." Guys, I doubt that many people aged 25 and below will even know Simon and Garfunkel. Surely the average person in that age category wouldn't. Hell, I have colleagues roughly my age (I'm 31) that don't know the song.
Actually, with BF tower coolers on CPU and on GPU the system looks dope! You should've mentioned the aliexpress heatsinks in the middle of the video to not trigger everyone with "machined heatsink". Also, you don't need this insane case. Thermaltake has some big and not so expensive options.
To be fair, lots of people have tools like a drill press or know people who have them. Even if you don't have a drill press 4 holes are still pretty straight forward to do with a normal hand drill.
Man, I really think there should be some GPU models with tower coolers, most people I know, myself included, never really use more than one PCI slot or more than one GPU.
You're right, they SHOULD make video cards with ridiculously huge coolers hanging off them, but that would B admitting the $cam we already know = that all the 'buy a motherboard for your gaming' thing is a joke, as all they R really doing is 'putting their graphics card in a big box'. They should ditch the whole 'multi-purpose computing' idea 4 these 'gamers' & slap the CPU right on the graphics card, & add some USB ports. Then U have your 'computer' that is like 1/5 the size & can share the GPU cooler with the CPU & so on, all with 1 fan & blabla = kind of like the Mac ARM M1 SOC chip stuff they R doing now, but 4 X86 =)
I just went the way of getting rid of all the plastic casing from my 2080S, applying some Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut liquid metal and putting on two Alpenföhn Wingboost 2 I had laying around using cable ties to mount them. I had to solder on some of those small fan headers from an old GPU I had laying around to get the 120mm fans connected to the GPU. Thermals and noise are pretty impressive. Even with an fairly high OC and under full load, I never saw it getting above 55°C while not even hearing any fans noise at all. And the best thing about this mod is that I dont need to compromise on PCI slots or get a big case, I just converted a 2 slot card to a 3 slot card.
You do realize a drill press is like 100 flat for a small one that can do this easily... And if you have a center punch you could drill those holes with a hand drill...
The whole 'cover up the other slots with your video card' thing is INSANE & part of the reason I haven't bought a PC new PC in over 20 years =)) The very least they should do is combine GPU & CPU cooling by making it standard by pointing the video card upward into the CPU cooler or something, which could also cool the RAM, all with a single fan = very simple solutions but would require changing from the 'ATX' type standard, which is so beyond obsolete as all these fools buy motherboards where U can't even get 2 half the slots, which R all useless N E waze as they stopped including legacy 32 bit PCI LOL
@@rdraven7356 Find the comment earlier than mine with the same context. And one more thing: I posted that comment at my own discretion. If u didn't like it then leave a dislike and mind your own business
Good job, Linus, you turned the heat pipes 90 ° (vertical instead of horizontal). 8:25 Would be interesting to know, if the power consumption was significantally lower. You know, for the sake of saving energy...
My thought exactly BEFORE i even started watching this video. And not a single soothing voice byte or a second of ASMR footage anywhere... pffft! Newbz!
@@moonsugarmedia4388 Because the new holes are right next to the ones from the factory, a drill press is your best bet. Trying to do this by hand would be a pain. You would have to start with a small bit and step up to prevent the bit from slipping into the adjacent hole. A properly clamped bracket in a drill press won't be an issue.
7:33 "The Sound Of Silence" Hello, darkness, my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence
i do not believe that there are too many people who use more than one pcie slot. i mean there might still be people out there who can totally here the difference between modern onboard sound and a dedicated sound card, but that's about it. anyone who would run multiple cards in SLI either doesn't care about thermals or has enough cash to water cool the whole thing.
I'm kinda curious about the memory temps though... >Keep the stock cooler >Remove Asus fans and the shroud >Install normal fans with zip ties or something >problem solved
Did this WAY back when I had a HD 4850, but I used a much smaller mini tower cooler (with 3 heat pipes) I ripped out of a broken HP business desktop. Then pencil modded (volt mod) to get an insane overclock. I'm sure I had it stable at over 1GHz (650MHz stock) but ran it at around 900MHz to keep it quiet. This had to be around 2008 and, yes.. It ran Crysis ;-) I strapped it on by drilling holes into the heat sinks legs to get zip ties in, but I slipped springs into them and used just the heads of the zip ties to fasten them to the GPU. Amazingly effective and simple
I still consider GPU card designers a tad lazy. Up to now I have always managed to cool my GFX cards (semi) fanless by replacing the whining, noisy fan for a CPU cooler. With a correct case airflow setup you won't need an extra fan up to 80W DTP. And above that, just add a 500-800 RPM silent 120mm fan. Especially the Quadro cards were excellent for it (while they came with the worst cooling fans) And I still hope to be able to do that with the newer RTX cards once I am able to actually buy one. update: I got another (second hand) quadro, the P4000 to be exact. And yes I modded that also with a aftermarket GPU heatsink that could take 200W. It was a bit tricky taking everything apart, but I once again have a silent card. All it requires is the bottom fan of my Lian-li Lancool II and even under heavy load it stays under 50 degrees C while the entire case remains whisper silent
Give me a tower cooler that covers the vrm as well as the gpu with a adjustable wedge for it to rest on and I might have to buy one even though I already have a rog 2080 super
I was like: "why would they orient the cooler this way, that doesn't make sense" Linus proceeds installing while I am losing my mind before finally realizing the mistake... Dude, how!? 😅
@@windhelmguard5295 The mainboard surely doesn't mind, but i slightly disagree with "air will find a way", i mean it will if forced to, but it won't necessarily be happy about it. And what's forcing it is a fan that has a very moderate static pressure capability. Having to evade around the sockets to left and right creates extra noise and provides a degree of airflow impedance, so airflow will be reduced compared to running straight through. Also the air that goes left has a straight path out of the case, but what does the air that goes right do? a good portion of it may cycle right back through the cooler, being already warmed up, reducing cold-end delta and thus cooling efficiency. It can for sure still make sense when you have a direct cold air intake from the outside via the side panel, and giving it a little shroud or air guide to prevent the air from recirculating the short way around can put it at an advantage, if the intake isn't too restrictive.
Just mounted my old Dark Rock 3 onto my Zotac RTX2070S Mini. Before I was constantly running at 83°C, now it's at 67°C max. Freaking awesome. Thanks, Linus, for giving me the confidence to actually follow through with this! 😁
I know it's been a long time but where did you get the GPU standoffs? Or does the Zotac have them like the Asus? I've got a Gigabyte that doesn't and want to install cpu cooler like this.
@@HoldMyPoopKnife to be fair, I've had them on my GPU for almost a year now and they haven't called off once. Just clean both the heat sinks and chips with 91% or higher rubbing alcohol and press them on firmly.
@@fredrikcarlen3212 I couldn't. But i really don't care, i can just walk into a store and get a variety of RAM heatsinks, little heatsinks for the Raspberry Pi processors, MOSFET heatsinks, thermal adhesive of various kinds, or just reach into my box of discarded heatsinks, take something low profile and chop it down with a little hacksaw. Easy enough to rig up something decent, use imagination and whatever you're comfortable with.
my wife died December 23rd of 2019. if it wasn't for your videos i dont know what i would have done to be honest. me and her dream was to build the ultimate gaming PC one day. shell will never see it be Im still saving for it no matter what. thank you for bringing joy to her life while she was here, she was only 27 years old when she passed from a seizure. ive watched your videos since the early days man. thank you Linus. we love you man.
I'm not going to lie, I felt very satisfied when I was like 'wait, wouldn't that be blowing the air against the MB?' before Linus mentioned it in the video. It's the small wins, people.
you meant the Heater core? or a large front grill radiator? the heater core was used in the scrapyard wars Watercooling challenge. as for a large front grill radiator, it would probably be as good as the Whole room Water cooling radiator.
I just removed the three 85mm fans with their plastic cage from my loud AMD R9-390 and replaced them with three 120mm arctic F12 PWM PST fans that I fixed with plastik straps. Thanks to PST all three fans can share one unused 4pin connector on the mainboard and I can change the speed in the BIOs or with the driver-software for the board for all three fans. Dropped the temp from 90°C to 65°C and the fans are really quiet at 1000rpm. The size got up from a two slot board to a two and a half slot board. No need to waste more place with a big CPU-Cooler. I like to think that would work with the card in the video too.
I wouldn't call that a solution to card-sag rather than a temporary patch. Sure, it's working now, but after who knows how many hours of vibration, the fact that the entire weight of both the card and the heat sink/fans is being supported by only 1 side of the bracket will likely lead to one edge of the heat sink eventually losing thermal conductivity. It will be pulled away on one side, basically. I'd still look into further support for the back end of the card though. Maybe not that vertical acrylic strut, but I know in my case I've had good luck using a similar method, just from the back end rather than underneath it. I don't have a machine shop, so I just bought a cheap acrylic rod and took my dremel to it. Cut 2 holes in the side then used a hammer to flush-mount some stands with the bottom cut off to act as anchors for inside a drive bay, then ground a little slot in the other end to slip over the back of the card. I had to adapt it later on to add a 2nd piece that would allow it to slide UNDER the card and latch around the top, as my Rog Strix 1070Ti has a similar heat shroud to that card. No real bare-card exposure to use the bar on.
Also CPU temps probably much better since the GPU don't exhaust the heat back into the case, which means less noise from the CPU cooler and also in some cases more OC headroom.
I've said this before, but I wish this was an official thing for GPUs just from a noise/cooling perspective.
No.
this is just stupid. sure it works to get rid of heat but its not practical at all.
pred ater its super practical
Ikr. How is there not a single you that even has Noctura quality cooling fans. I mean common fans aren't expensive made in bulk
GPU in generally is really to noisy from the manufactors site. In my opinion we pay way to much money for a gpu which usally is around 70 degrees while gaming and the graphics card is way to loud while gaming, even with a case with a nice airflow. I really love Linus tips! 🔥
"I want it to be less hassle than water cooling."
Pulls out a drill press..
The drill press is still pretty easy and lots of people have one. The cnc however? Not so much
@@AniviaS just use a screwdriver with a drill bit on it
@@AniviaS by lots of people you mean few people. Maybe a drill but not a drill press
@@andreiarg You could just as easily make it with a drill. You would just want a clamp as well.
@@JDubbleu And a center punch
Linus: "Is cheap and easy to do"
Also Linus: "So we machined our own heatsink"
Did you watch the end?
WOOSH IF GAY
I know it's a joke, but they sell heatsinks like that by the meter in electronic shops
Ice PlayZ i think he meant it
Go to @10:06 for alternate heat sink option.
you can machine a heat sink with a file, it's not hard
Linus in 2009: "This is pretty easy if you have a screwdriver."
Linus in 2019: "This is pretty easy if you have a drill press."
Linus in 2029: "This is pretty easy if you have a flux capacitor."
My dude i just woke up my roomates by laughing, thank you !
Right? Who the hell is Linus making these videos for anymore? Himself? xD
Also Linus in 2029 : "let's overclock the brand new Tesla for more power"
LOL, truth.
Linus in 2077: “This is pretty easy if you have an Cyborg Keanu Reeves at your disposal.”
"we want our viewers to save money"
Pulls out a dual tower cooler, a 2080 ti, a drill press, and a full tower Corsair Obsidian case.
While every two seconds clicking something in his pocket like a tourettes patient. What is that? So distracting!
@@BoopSnoot it is for the telegraph beneath on the camera for his script.
@Filipe dos Reis it's proof of concept, and you can just use a drill
@@BoopSnoot he's advancing his teleprompter
@Filipe dos Reis 0:17 Can't really say he's been copying other channels if people have been doing this for years bud.
Linus: "I want this to be less hassle than setting up water cooling blocks"
Also Linus, but later: "We went over to the workshop and machined this custom VRM cooler just for this"
@SeoulfredRay can't say I have, does it require modelling and machining a block of metal?
@@envigraphy 10:07...
Vrms don’t need wateecooling just need a breeze over them
You can buy heatsinks
hah, u guys remind me of those people who posted pictures of themselves drilling actual holes into their motherboards and videocards.
Linus: "I want our loyal viewers to save some money"
Also Linus: *brandishing a 2080 Ti*
Exactly, if you have money for 2080ti then you don't need to save money.
I'd like to see what can be done for my RX 570.
@@FunkyM217 pretty much the same thing, but you can use smaller CPU cooler and you need to buy those small radiators that Linus showed at the end, in order to put them on voltage regulators and memory chips.
@@FunkyM217 probably isn't worth it for a rx570
@@bluef1sh926 lol , i beg to differ. if you mortgaged your home for a 2080ti . then you better get cooling on the cheap or you aint eating tonight lol
“We want this to be less hassle than water cooling”
“So we machined this custom heat sink...”
You could seriously make one in under 5 minutes with a piece of aluminum and an angle grinder... My water cooling loop took a whole damn day to make.
@@fredrikcarlen3212 The point is noone owns an angle grinder.
@@tnuhhaon2367 I litterally do not think I know one single person who does not have an angle grinder somewhere in the house. Most useful tool ever and they cost like $20.
@@tnuhhaon2367 ok zoomer
@@MyAsdfqwe ok moomer
At this rate, 5 years from now, graphics cards are going to be sold in ATX form factors while the rest of the motherboard is a tiny little board plugged into the graphics card's PCI-E slot.
3090 in a mini itx: IM THE MOTHERBOARD NOW
Tbh the noctua 3080 is as close as you can get to that right now
no joke, imagine a full-feature motherboard approximately the size of a Raspberry Pi 4. that is where we will be in 2030. also in 2030, GPU coolers will be the size of a suitcase in order to cool the insane amount of heat a GPU capable of replicating real life will produce
true, RTX 4000 4 slots, 4x8 PCIe
GPU's will have their own ac power cord with the way things are going.
"I want our loyal viewers to save some money"
*pulls out a drill, 2080ti and Corsair Obsidian Full Tower*
Don't forget the custom machined heatsink.
@@CaveyMoth well for me the custom machined heatsink is the easy part, I just stay 10 more minutes at work and make it :D Sooo all I need is a cool 1200 dollars :/
I did. I learned from the video, and listened to him.
I purchased the small heat sinks for 6 bucks.
And used my old evo 212 (20 dollar cooler)
I put it on my 1660 super and my temps are insanely low, and allows me to sustain a higher OC core clock.
And I can't hear it at all. ANd it looks bad ass.
It really is cheap, and very easy to do.
@@crazytech5755 How'd you mod the mounting bracket?
@@MrStrangeUsername It was easy actually.
Just purchased some circular zip ties, heavy duty. I tightened each one equally very carefully while keeping it flat on top. Then I tightened each the same as a half turn for screws concept.
And it works amazing. Not a single issue. And my temp never gets above 50 now on my 1660 super with oc, netting me an extra 100 mhz giving 1-4 fps extra. that's a big deal.
And I can't hear it. btw, I used liquid metal :) put nail polish around the parts, put a VERY thin layer on. but regular thermal paste work good too.
Liquid metal just allows me to keep the fan literally completely quiet.
ua-cam.com/video/GO0tpsPm0F8/v-deo.html
In the video you can see the 4 holes, very simple.
here is a trick. Take a zip tie, cut off the end that clips on. Now you can just make it climb up without needing to wrap around :)
When Linus pointed at his chest and said my mic's right here he was being literal.
Having it surgically installed was easier then dropping it all the time.
Mic*
He has a personal Mike? Name dude I thought slavery ended years ago
@@pauljeffs7 I think he was thinking, mic is right here
LOL
than* :)
Linus: "It needs to accomplish three things"
Also Linus after saying the third: "And finally four..."
i searched for exactly this comment!
But wait there's more lol
Linus was like "I can barely hear this thing, my mic is right here", and I was like "I still hear it", then realized the sound I heard was my own fan XD
My fans were inaudible this whole video until I got to that part then they ramped up just enough for me to "What no it's not"
that snobby a-hole at work: _My_ GPU has a Triple slot cooler.
me: *smirks in 9 slot*
🙄
@@WillyJunior Im going to guess you have never heard of "a joke" before.
@@Wrathlon smirks in
Cameron Dindal 🖕😡🙄
@@CSsilly I hope that one day you'll recieve an upgrade you can be proud of. god speed ^_^
Ah yeah a 7 slot card, my Fav.
@@Jonny_XD_ you replied to yourself lmfao
Not like we use the slots for anything else nowadays
10:15
Linus: I would like to save some money for GPU cooling.
Also Linus: Machinig a custom heatsink with CNC.
We discuss this at the end. You can also just buy little heatsink on eBay or Aliexpress or whatever.
@@LinusTechTipsdid any heatsink get installed, CNC machined or from ebay?
Worse yet, one of those AliExpress heatsinks would've had a much better surface area...
@@LinusTechTips Why don't you respond to emails? I sent one over a month ago with no response...
just remember that if you do this get heat sinks that can pull enough heat away from the chips or they will cook them self.
“It’s a great mod”
“If you’re a silence freak”
Who isn't a silence freak?
@@alpha.gamma.dingdong Geforce FX 5900 ultra design team.
he means those anti social kids in school
4:25 "Doing AT MOST half a turn on each side!!!"
*_Proceeds to do two full turns..._*
Do as i say not as i do is his motto tho
@@juliusgaming9603 high or somethin?
No that was one turn
It doesn't matter until it starts to tighten
Linus a few years ago: permanent mods decrease the resell value
Linus 2019: recommends thermal epoxy on a gpu
Cuz he a richy rich boii now
This is the best comment.
To be fair, pc resell values are dirt nowadays. That being said, can you imagine posting something like this? How many people would trust someone to make a mod like this properly?
@@allanroberts7129 To be fair, it's only really people who are interested in doing something like this that would actually do it. And if you're interested in this, you almost definitely have the tools and the know-how to do it, or are planning on learning so.
@@allanroberts7129 I agree on that pc resell is just useless, but what's so dangerous with the mod that you would need to trust someone? He is literally just removing the stock cooler and putting a cpu cooler in, anyone with 2 hands should be able to do that.
4:23 "... at most, a half a turn on each side as we tighten the thing down."
I didn't know a 570° spin was half a turn. 🤔
That's why he always says: "Do as we say not as we do."
He was tightening them until they were pushing down. Then he did that.
What David said. At the point he was spinning them there the cooler hadn't made contact. Once you feel resistance is when you slow down severely.
@@NotTheCIA1961 He said "at most, half a turn." That means loose or not, they'd better screw those puppies down, one half turn at a time. 😈
He meant tightening it fully until it won't budge, then using powertools to add another half turn.
I would love for more wide variety of GPU air coolers. Especially ones you can attach standard case fans to.
7:33
Hello Linus my old friend....
I've come to see you drop things once again....
?
:D
@@filetsteak5677 reference to the song
Sam Smith He didn’t drop anything
@@rustinpeace770 he said "sound of silence you remember that song" and the original comment just wrote a modified version of sound of silence
"I want it to be something our fans can save money with"
*Busts out 10 PCIE case*
And custom machines a heat sink.
LTT is like watching Grand Tour or old Top Gear only for computing. It's like watching them do stupid stuff in the PC analogs of Bugattis and Lamborghinis.
@@paranoidrodent It's like watching them do stupid stuff in Bugatti's and Lamborghinis and being like "We wanted to make sure this is relevant and useful to our viewers"
if you watched the whole video you could've seen you didn't need to use a cnc machine 10:07
you can get those for super cheap too
and he also said you can do it at a more reasonable level
Watching this in soon to be 2021 we can see how Linus and the company has increased since a year or so. The environment where you're filming makes a big difference.
Good job guys! Keep it up!
2023 I here now
Linus: "This won't fit in any old case!..."
Me: *please don't be a Corsair Obsidian Full Tower...*
Guys: Corsair Obsidian Full Tower
Yup. When bigger is better, the biggest is the best.
@Zikry Ariff is what she said
"it's a simple mod if you have a drill press"
Ah yes, let me just dust off the ol' workshop and get down to it.
Also a CNC to machine the heatksink for the VRMs. Super convenient lol
You can just use a drill with a bit for drilling metal. Also you can buy cheap aluminium heatsinks that you can cut down to size with a hacksaw. Honestly not a bad idea imho. Also i think they just used the CNC because they couldn't be arsed to wait for a cheap aluminium heatsink from ebay or aliexpress.
not that big of a deal if you are an engineer really
That's what Harbor Freight is for.
If i had the money for a rtx 2080ti i would have a workshop...
Next video: "We did a SLI with our Frankenstein GPU"
1:18 after being so used to hearing that intro, it felt like a void in my heart to not hear it this time...
Saw your comment.
Went back up to the video and found the intro.
hit play and listened for a couple of seconds.
Scroll back down to comment that your an idiot and clea- Oh... it cuts out half way through and I'm the idiot...
lol
"Now we have an open-faced, 4352 CUDA core GPU sandwich" nice
Nice
Nice
@@smileyguyz nice.
Nice
Lets get this out onto a tray
6:37 Linus gave Nvidia too many ideas for the 4090… OG GPU stand
2:39 "row of VRM's" -Cries in buildzoid
Next episode: How to use ceiling fan as a chipset cooler.
I’d honestly like to see that.
I'm listening...
You have my interest.
Linus: "The sound of silence"
*Hello darkness my old friend*
@@ajddavid452 Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence
In restless dreams I walked alone
Narrow streets of cobblestone
'Neath the halo of a street lamp
I turned my collar to the cold and damp
When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light
That split the night
And touched the sound of silence
And in the naked light I saw
Ten thousand people, maybe more
People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening
People writing songs that voices never share
And no one dared
Disturb the sound of silence
"Fools, " said I, "You do not know
Silence, like a cancer, grows
Hear my words that I might teach you
Take my arms that I might reach you"
But my words, like silent raindrops fell
And echoed in the wells, of silence
And the people bowed and prayed
To the neon god they made
And the sign flashed out its warning
In the words that it was forming
And the sign said, "The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls
And tenement halls"
And whispered in the sounds of silence
i wrote a modified version check comments
@@rikkihalomaster you stole my idea
"Congratulations bud, you stupid "
Ah bud, I listen to Disturbed too
linus: Has own noctua branded cpu cooler
Video: Sponsored by deepcool
Linus: let’s save some money
Also Linus: surgically embeds mic in chest
also Linus: Corsair 900D
Fun fact: Mics can be clipped on shirts from the inside! The more you know.
Linus: “I want the whole experience to be less hassle than water cooling.”
Also Linus: “It’s a pretty simple mod if you have a drill press” , machining a custom heatpink
"Wow, this thing's kind of massive."
~Linus Sebastian 2019
Not what she said unfortunately :-/
stop sexualizing everything, it isnt fucking funny jesus christ
😏😏😏
@@mm-vv2de yes it also people are horny
@@andrewszombie 10 yr olds thinking they re funny, its a fucking language let us use it u pricks
>sound of silence
>there's a song about that
"Hello darkness, my old friend"
Pontok Lacikám, pontok.
"I've come to talk with you again"
Disturbed's version is best
Jordan Hart yes I instantly thought of it too
The actually funny bit about that is that anyone that knows the song will go "well yeah duh..."
While everybody that doesn't know it will go "... why is he creepily staring at me like I'm supposed to know which song he's talking about?.."
Guys, I doubt that many people aged 25 and below will even know Simon and Garfunkel. Surely the average person in that age category wouldn't.
Hell, I have colleagues roughly my age (I'm 31) that don't know the song.
ayporos LOL I am 15
Actually, with BF tower coolers on CPU and on GPU the system looks dope! You should've mentioned the aliexpress heatsinks in the middle of the video to not trigger everyone with "machined heatsink". Also, you don't need this insane case. Thermaltake has some big and not so expensive options.
Linus: "It needs to accomplish three things;"
Also Linus: Goes to Four
haha
haha linus is old
"It's a pretty simple mod if you have a drill press"... Yeah, that's next to my toothbrush... lol
To be fair, lots of people have tools like a drill press or know people who have them. Even if you don't have a drill press 4 holes are still pretty straight forward to do with a normal hand drill.
Or you could buy a morpheus ii cooler
Man, I really think there should be some GPU models with tower coolers, most people I know, myself included, never really use more than one PCI slot or more than one GPU.
You're right, they SHOULD make video cards with ridiculously huge coolers hanging off them, but that would B admitting the $cam we already know = that all the 'buy a motherboard for your gaming' thing is a joke, as all they R really doing is 'putting their graphics card in a big box'. They should ditch the whole 'multi-purpose computing' idea 4 these 'gamers' & slap the CPU right on the graphics card, & add some USB ports. Then U have your 'computer' that is like 1/5 the size & can share the GPU cooler with the CPU & so on, all with 1 fan & blabla = kind of like the Mac ARM M1 SOC chip stuff they R doing now, but 4 X86 =)
This actually looked so clean, I was pretty impressed
RIGHT I'm kinda shocked I had to dog this deep before someone mentioned this.
The biggest problem is having enough space below the GPU, but otherwise it would be even quieter than having NZXT Kraken and an AIO.
Juri Haataja It *looks* like it'd fit in any 7 slot case. That's more of a guess, though
9:54 "the performance Hutzpa" hahaha I loved it, I don't know if performance can be measured in rudeness but it sure made me smile.
I just went the way of getting rid of all the plastic casing from my 2080S, applying some Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut liquid metal and putting on two Alpenföhn Wingboost 2 I had laying around using cable ties to mount them.
I had to solder on some of those small fan headers from an old GPU I had laying around to get the 120mm fans connected to the GPU.
Thermals and noise are pretty impressive. Even with an fairly high OC and under full load, I never saw it getting above 55°C while not even hearing any fans noise at all.
And the best thing about this mod is that I dont need to compromise on PCI slots or get a big case, I just converted a 2 slot card to a 3 slot card.
7:07 performance makes Linus drools so much that spit is flying everywhere lol
"We wanted it to be less hassle than custom watercooling"
2 minutes later:
"So we went over to the workshop and machined this custom heatsink..."
Ikr 😂
As Linus mentions in the end, these are sold in any decent electronic component store.
@@ChaZcaTriX I just salvage them off old equipment, old mombo's are a great source for small stick on ic coolers.
Watch @ 10:07
"It's a really simple mod if you have a drill press"
="It's a really simple mod if you have an extra $1k lying around."
Is just a little more hard to accompilish with a regular drill
you could pull this off with a hand drill or files without problems
or zipties with an aio, does the same job in my experience
You do realize a drill press is like 100 flat for a small one that can do this easily... And if you have a center punch you could drill those holes with a hand drill...
My drill press cost me £60
Honestly I always wondered why GPU coolers are designed so ineffective
@@MxckleV2 have you posted images or a guide anywhere? want more info.
The whole 'cover up the other slots with your video card' thing is INSANE & part of the reason I haven't bought a PC new PC in over 20 years =)) The very least they should do is combine GPU & CPU cooling by making it standard by pointing the video card upward into the CPU cooler or something, which could also cool the RAM, all with a single fan = very simple solutions but would require changing from the 'ATX' type standard, which is so beyond obsolete as all these fools buy motherboards where U can't even get 2 half the slots, which R all useless N E waze as they stopped including legacy 32 bit PCI LOL
5:13
Linus: "Nice belts. Thanks guys."
I actually thought he was gonna say lttstore.com 😂😂😁
Sameeee
lol me too
when youtube causes you to accidentally sponsor lttstore
Nice job paraphrasing someone else’s comment loser
@@rdraven7356 Find the comment earlier than mine with the same context. And one more thing: I posted that comment at my own discretion. If u didn't like it then leave a dislike and mind your own business
Good job, Linus, you turned the heat pipes 90 ° (vertical instead of horizontal).
8:25 Would be interesting to know, if the power consumption was significantally lower. You know, for the sake of saving energy...
4:22 "and we are gonna go nice and slow tightening it half a turn each side at most" Proceeds to make one turn and a half
DIYPerks did this and had some amazing results way back nice to see modern GPU in this kind of stuff
This is why I still watch you guys. These sorts of mods are so fun to watch and get different ideas going for the rest of us1 Thanks!!
:O Is Colin new to the team? Welcome Colin!
4:27 "at most half a turn on each side"
-> goes 2 full rotations right away
He means only turn it half a rotation at a time when tightening. Not that you should only screw it in half a rotation.
@@MySkybreaker We all know that, but I guess you didn't understand my comment
@@xNoLiix I guess you don't know how to write what you mean in a comment.
@@SportbikerNZ yeah, a quote of a sentence from a video is definitely hard to put into a comment
@@xNoLiix Fail quote.
"at most half a turn on each side *as we tighten the thing down"*
MySkybreaker is correct.
Pretty awesome idea, I just added two 120mm fans below my GPU on a lancool 2 case
Linus: "I make a DIY Air Cooler GPU"
*_Matt (DIY Perks) has join the chat._*
My thought exactly BEFORE i even started watching this video. And not a single soothing voice byte or a second of ASMR footage anywhere... pffft! Newbz!
*Matt (DIY Perks) has joined the chat.*
@@DIYPerks hey, mate! 😊😊😊
"Wanted to determine if it is easier than liquid cooling." "Went to our machine shop and built our custom heat sink."
*Sink
Sync is use mainly for software shit
@@djma7soon754 thanks. Late night commenting.
Brock Shriver it’s all good
Lol you could do this with any drill and a piece of wood but a drill press is easier... most people have a drill at home they could do this with....
@@moonsugarmedia4388 Because the new holes are right next to the ones from the factory, a drill press is your best bet. Trying to do this by hand would be a pain. You would have to start with a small bit and step up to prevent the bit from slipping into the adjacent hole. A properly clamped bracket in a drill press won't be an issue.
7:33
"The Sound Of Silence"
Hello, darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence
LTT: Here's something you can do at home!
>Let me machine a custom heat sink for my VRMs
Don't forget the drill press.
3pm in the afternoon just woke up and Im watching a Linus upload that was uploaded 10 seconds ago
Same bud
KIM JONG BEAN Ohio Mr. Kim
Świetny pomysł i wykonanie, jak najbardziej akceptowalne. Gorące powietrze wypuszczane na zewnątrz z całej obudowy, naprawdę wyśmienicie.
4:35 Something Yvonne has never said
Linus regularly wears socks and sandals. The fact the man managed to get married means hes probably packing some heat.
@@batt3ryac1d Nah, he just order Yvonne from newegg
"We finally came up with a solution for gpu sag..." - Simply sacrifice all remaining slots in your motherboard!
....that most people doesn't use anyway.
i do not believe that there are too many people who use more than one pcie slot.
i mean there might still be people out there who can totally here the difference between modern onboard sound and a dedicated sound card, but that's about it.
anyone who would run multiple cards in SLI either doesn't care about thermals or has enough cash to water cool the whole thing.
Linus: says the stock cooler runs at 3000 rpm
Me: laughs while my laptop runs at 8000 rpm
laptop revs higher than my truck
Really !!!!! No overclocking benchmarks !!!! must've been disappointing XD
I'm kinda curious about the memory temps though...
>Keep the stock cooler
>Remove Asus fans and the shroud
>Install normal fans with zip ties or something
>problem solved
Did this WAY back when I had a HD 4850, but I used a much smaller mini tower cooler (with 3 heat pipes) I ripped out of a broken HP business desktop. Then pencil modded (volt mod) to get an insane overclock. I'm sure I had it stable at over 1GHz (650MHz stock) but ran it at around 900MHz to keep it quiet. This had to be around 2008 and, yes.. It ran Crysis ;-)
I strapped it on by drilling holes into the heat sinks legs to get zip ties in, but I slipped springs into them and used just the heads of the zip ties to fasten them to the GPU. Amazingly effective and simple
"DIY Perks" youtube channel cooled a gtx 1080 with nactua cpu tower on one of is videos once. and it was actually looked was cleaner than this
Yes i saw that video
>Noctua coffee-vomit color fans
>Cleaner setup
Pick one.
nice meme arrows bro
I cooled my radeon in 2003 with a cpu cooler 😜
@@pascaljean2333 yeah, this is nothing new, we used what ever we could back then.
Two tower air coolers in one computer just looks badass, even if it isn’t practical.
DIY Perks: Am I a joke to you?
“I want this to be something we can recommend”
Later
“Went and machined this custom heatsink for the VRMs
Yeah, cause they can. Other people will just buy a small heatsink. It's that easy.
if you watched the whole video you could've seen you didn't need to use a cnc machine 10:07
you can get those for super cheap too
Yeah but you dont have to do that.
They did it because frankly, they just want to put that cnc to good use.
@@therealcat5794 thats common sense
We could use thermally conductive glue and attach a piece of metal to the main heat sink
How to save money:
Buy Drill Press
BUY CNC MACHINE
Or but 20 cent heat sinks on ebay and use the drill press in the garage of every dad you know.
I like how he explains it like we are actually going to do it
I would have loved to seen some overclocking numbers between those two heat sinks
@Asian Rice Farmer that's true. That's why they sell overclocking gear and put all the options on motherboards. And why Intel sells a K SKU
Linus: "In order for this modification in my eyes it needs to accomplish 3 things..." (0:40)
Also Linus: "4: ..." (1:02)
I still consider GPU card designers a tad lazy. Up to now I have always managed to cool my GFX cards (semi) fanless by replacing the whining, noisy fan for a CPU cooler. With a correct case airflow setup you won't need an extra fan up to 80W DTP. And above that, just add a 500-800 RPM silent 120mm fan.
Especially the Quadro cards were excellent for it (while they came with the worst cooling fans)
And I still hope to be able to do that with the newer RTX cards once I am able to actually buy one.
update: I got another (second hand) quadro, the P4000 to be exact. And yes I modded that also with a aftermarket GPU heatsink that could take 200W. It was a bit tricky taking everything apart, but I once again have a silent card. All it requires is the bottom fan of my Lian-li Lancool II and even under heavy load it stays under 50 degrees C while the entire case remains whisper silent
2019 : Linus make GPU Tower Cooler .
2020 : The New VTX 3080 TI with tower cooler
would be nice if they made something like that, personally i have quite a bit of space in my case that could be used to do that.
Give me a tower cooler that covers the vrm as well as the gpu with a adjustable wedge for it to rest on and I might have to buy one even though I already have a rog 2080 super
I want a custom tower cooler that cools EVERYTHING: CPU, GPU, VRMs, all the things! Just heatpipe tentacles EVERYWHERE!
@@CaveyMoth you don't want RGB in your case ?
@@johnchristianson515 you ask me ? 😅
Iol , i'm just think .
I was like:
"why would they orient the cooler this way, that doesn't make sense"
Linus proceeds installing while I am losing my mind before finally realizing the mistake... Dude, how!? 😅
the case i'm currently using came with holes in it's side panel in a perfect spot for such a configuration to make sense.
@@windhelmguard5295 Holes in the side panel is only half the story. Because that air has to go somewhere, and i mean, there's a mainboard in the way.
@@SianaGearz i don't think the main board is going to complain about getting some air too, as for where it goes after that, air will find a way.
@@windhelmguard5295 The mainboard surely doesn't mind, but i slightly disagree with "air will find a way", i mean it will if forced to, but it won't necessarily be happy about it. And what's forcing it is a fan that has a very moderate static pressure capability. Having to evade around the sockets to left and right creates extra noise and provides a degree of airflow impedance, so airflow will be reduced compared to running straight through. Also the air that goes left has a straight path out of the case, but what does the air that goes right do? a good portion of it may cycle right back through the cooler, being already warmed up, reducing cold-end delta and thus cooling efficiency. It can for sure still make sense when you have a direct cold air intake from the outside via the side panel, and giving it a little shroud or air guide to prevent the air from recirculating the short way around can put it at an advantage, if the intake isn't too restrictive.
Just mounted my old Dark Rock 3 onto my Zotac RTX2070S Mini. Before I was constantly running at 83°C, now it's at 67°C max. Freaking awesome. Thanks, Linus, for giving me the confidence to actually follow through with this! 😁
I know it's been a long time but where did you get the GPU standoffs? Or does the Zotac have them like the Asus? I've got a Gigabyte that doesn't and want to install cpu cooler like this.
Linus: something everyone could build easily
Also Linus: we made a custom MOSFET cooler
Me: say sike right now
Check the outro
@@HoldMyPoopKnife to be fair, I've had them on my GPU for almost a year now and they haven't called off once. Just clean both the heat sinks and chips with 91% or higher rubbing alcohol and press them on firmly.
You could litterally make one in under 5 minutes with a piece of aluminum and an angle grinder. It's NOT hard..
@@fredrikcarlen3212 I couldn't. But i really don't care, i can just walk into a store and get a variety of RAM heatsinks, little heatsinks for the Raspberry Pi processors, MOSFET heatsinks, thermal adhesive of various kinds, or just reach into my box of discarded heatsinks, take something low profile and chop it down with a little hacksaw. Easy enough to rig up something decent, use imagination and whatever you're comfortable with.
Why does Linus post right when I come home from school?
Not complaining, keep it up!
its saturday
It's 3 am here
Hi tronald dump!
It’s Saturday
Yo apparently like no one in the replies know what time zones are lol
my wife died December 23rd of 2019. if it wasn't for your videos i dont know what i would have done to be honest. me and her dream was to build the ultimate gaming PC one day. shell will never see it be Im still saving for it no matter what. thank you for bringing joy to her life while she was here, she was only 27 years old when she passed from a seizure. ive watched your videos since the early days man. thank you Linus. we love you man.
I'm not going to lie, I felt very satisfied when I was like 'wait, wouldn't that be blowing the air against the MB?' before Linus mentioned it in the video. It's the small wins, people.
1:48
>current year
>not using microfiber cloth
imagine meme arrowing outside of the fourth channel
Doomguy imagine thinking greentext Is meme arrows lolgagger
This is why i Love Linus. 2080ti sandwiched between two giant cpu coolers. Honestly love the way that pc looks!
Next I'd like you to take the radiator from a truck and attach it to a cpu
you meant the Heater core? or a large front grill radiator?
the heater core was used in the scrapyard wars Watercooling challenge.
as for a large front grill radiator, it would probably be as good as the Whole room Water cooling radiator.
4:02 am and still up.. hmm its time to watch LTT's new vid...
same here m8. woke up to my AC failing but turned my phone light on and this vid was on screen.
Beijing too?
australia, perth.
I just removed the three 85mm fans with their plastic cage from my loud AMD R9-390 and replaced them with three 120mm arctic F12 PWM PST fans that I fixed with plastik straps. Thanks to PST all three fans can share one unused 4pin connector on the mainboard and I can change the speed in the BIOs or with the driver-software for the board for all three fans. Dropped the temp from 90°C to 65°C and the fans are really quiet at 1000rpm. The size got up from a two slot board to a two and a half slot board. No need to waste more place with a big CPU-Cooler. I like to think that would work with the card in the video too.
"straping a CPU cooler to a GPU"
LEGIT!
What the hell? I got an ad of Linus himself before watching his video. That’s just crazy.
Me too. It was for Pulseway. I just had to watch the whole thing.
I wouldn't call that a solution to card-sag rather than a temporary patch. Sure, it's working now, but after who knows how many hours of vibration, the fact that the entire weight of both the card and the heat sink/fans is being supported by only 1 side of the bracket will likely lead to one edge of the heat sink eventually losing thermal conductivity. It will be pulled away on one side, basically.
I'd still look into further support for the back end of the card though. Maybe not that vertical acrylic strut, but I know in my case I've had good luck using a similar method, just from the back end rather than underneath it. I don't have a machine shop, so I just bought a cheap acrylic rod and took my dremel to it. Cut 2 holes in the side then used a hammer to flush-mount some stands with the bottom cut off to act as anchors for inside a drive bay, then ground a little slot in the other end to slip over the back of the card. I had to adapt it later on to add a 2nd piece that would allow it to slide UNDER the card and latch around the top, as my Rog Strix 1070Ti has a similar heat shroud to that card. No real bare-card exposure to use the bar on.
Omg love this! I’d assume this would be less maintenance over the years vs. A custom water cooled setup as well?
8:15 Linus going through puberty
you should have tried using it passive without a fan on and see if you can game, now that would have been an awsome mod.
Sound of Silence .
- Linus 2019
"at most, half a turn for each side."
*turns screw more than a full rotation.*
Also CPU temps probably much better since the GPU don't exhaust the heat back into the case, which means less noise from the CPU cooler and also in some cases more OC headroom.
I'm so early that the notification hasn't appeared in most people's notification boxes/tabs
Lol me too