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My computer is broken so now I must fix it.
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:35 oh god why is it working?
1:50 but there's more problems
2:50 swapping the PSU
3:05 The Leak.
6:00 New plan!
8:30 got so lucky
9:15 not my worst idea
11:10 how it works
11:50 Motherboard problems
12:42 Where's the Drill??
15:04 Labs PSU testing
15:42 Reassembly
17:50 turning it on...
20:00 something's wrong
22:11 outro 
Наука
I think Linus has a much more serious electrical problem in that rack than he knows. Blown fuse on the Fiber Optic Thunderbolt repeater, network switch exploded when he nudged the wire, now this as well. I’d be checking the wiring going all the way back to the panel, sometimes they accidentally mix up the wires and put either the hot or neutral onto the ground. From what I remember the switch blew up right as his hand touched the side of the rack so I’m leaning towards something to do with the grounding.
This certainly seems like it would be worth investigating. Too many power components have failed recently, and it feels like it's starting to become a pattern rather than a coincidence. It may be nothing, but if there is something wrong, it could be anything from a small shock hazard to a full on fire hazard.
I hope he reads this !
It's just a too many cooks in the kitchen problem. At this point I am just watching it for the cringe. Didn't he have a UPS at the bottom of the rack? Are these things plugged in directly in the wall?
I'm gonna reply just to up your comment :)
@@someone28 Yeah, with all his money and sponsors, you'd think he could afford to do things correctly now and stop doing jank heh
The whole thing with Linus' personal PCs is the best advertisment air cooling could ever get.
The price tag being #2
Exactly!! TOO MANY "Just Plain Bored People" to indulge in Water Cooling!
Or AIOs, at least.
@@CantStopTheSignal337 Air cooling has no failurepoints, requires 0 maintanence and is just as effective in 99% of use cases.
the fan can fail ... @@FizzyPinepple
Every LTT video on watercooling remembers me why I decided to never water cool my computer.
Water cooling is air cooling with extra steps. It used to be better than air but with modern heat sinks that problem has gone away.
@@TehButterflyEffect water has its advantages. you will have less spikes of high temperature from a sudden increase of cpu utilization for example compared to a similarly 'speced' air cooler as water's thermal capacity allows it to absorb and move a lot of heat from the cpu even before it reaches the radiator to cool off - assuming you do not have the fans blasting 100% on your air cooler of course. (basically liquid cooling can be quieter vs same rated tdp air cooler). If you have a silent or balanced fan profile you will easily see the difference in spike temps air vs liquid. However with liquid cooling - when the cpu drops to idle from high load it takes slightly longer for the temps to fall compared to air - as the liquid is still carrying past heat...
@@TehButterflyEffect Water cooling is still significantly better than air cooling in terms of thermal performance. But you guys seem to really be missing the point as to why Linus has chosen to watercool everything in his setup. Your arguments don't make any sense for Linus' situation.
@username8644 He could just heat exchange the room's air, but it wouldn't be jenky and turn into so many videos.
@@luanlmd The problem is it's in his house and he doesn't want it to be noisy. And if it's air cooled you have to somehow get rid of the hot air out of the house and bring in cold air at the same time. Also air cooling would mean that he would have to use larger server chassis' for his builds since he's using regular desktop components. That's why he is water-cooling.
Shout out to the camera person for getting Linus and Lucas in the same frame. That had to be a tall order lol
Holy crap, I thought Lucas was standing on a platform or something
Yeah, it's not a low bar lol
According to Lucas, it was a low bar to clear.
This feels more like a personal video than a professional one, I like it. I miss these types of Videos. Internet changed too fast.
If this video gets less views than the past 5 and upcoming 5 videos then you’re lying.
A bit of a callback to old Linus videos before it was a massive businesses.
even linus personal videos are sponsored by raid shadow games
@@AG-yc7vt just because other people like this video less than the others doesn’t mean they are lying about preferring this style.
@@AG-yc7vt ...what?
The heart drop when the pc reset during BIOS update was something else. I could almost touch the fear in Linus' eyes.
Bro.. spoiler alert
@@calholliWhy tf are you reading comments before finishing the video? People are going to comment on the whole video, including the end...
@@calholli wow such a unique and intelligent comment. Not like this comment has been made by loads of people before you and is totally illogical to not expect spoilers in a comment section.
@@conorstewart2214 well thank god this isn't a top comment, because on mobile it just shows up without you having to open the comments section (even though this isn't exactly a huge spoiler).
@@conorstewart2214 Not immersive
Videos like this make me appreciate the simplicity of my build. An air cooled cpu and gpu, a black vertical case with noise dampening and no RGB or window. It works great, dead silent and I just clean the filters once every six months.
Same. In fact ever since I upgraded to modern fans (old ones were 15 years old) is so quiet and cool that I wouldn't consider water cooling anyway. The pump would be too loud.
Tons of vents and airflow ends up being quieter than a noise dampened steel box. IIRC the meshroom is the quietest case you can buy because you can load it up with a bunch of ultra low speed fans.
Simplicity is good
But u have to deal with this kinda stuff if you want some sort of bespoke customisation. It's part of the fun/appealnof custom PC's I guess
Yup. I just use an iPad. Never have had to deal with any of this.
Same here. It was difficult to find a new case *without* a window or full glass side and *with* two 5.25" bays. I was tempted to relieve my 23 year old "Megatower 2000" case from printer stand duty and build my new PC in its cavernous interior that has a total of 12 drive bays.
My first 100% new PC build was a 300Mhz Pentuim III in that case in 2000. I was fed up with cramped mini and mid towers so I bought a server case. It was the only computer I've ever given a name.
One thing I did with it was install a powerful AC fan in the front with a relay to turn it on. I opened up the space at the bottom of the case front as much as possible, cleaned up the back side of the few vent holes there are, and cut away part of the lower side edges against the case. I cut away the punched grille in the front and opened the hole to the full, non-round shape of the fan inlet. Finished off with a baffle in the plastic front so it could only pull in outside air.
I had to keep small items away from it or they would get sucked in. 😮 It wasn't noisy because the fan was all metal, made for cooling something large, and the 110VAC motor had tons of power.
I worked at a place where they had the server in a glass encosure that had a dedicated air conditioner. Somehow, that cooling system from 30 years ago still makes more sense than water cooling today.
Linus breaking a computer is like peanut butter and jelly.
Messy?
Disgusting?
Good?
Weird things Americans do?
He does it so we don’t have to.
I loved this style of video. Just Linus and Jake hanging out, working on a PC, and just being themselves. Love it
So true
A father and son bonding is always good special with a chaotic son like linus.
They should be lovers
i am like number 666 on your comment.
I'm surprised he didn't bully his employees
BIG WARNING regarding swapping modular power supplies! It is fine to swap to an IDENTICAL model without changing out the cables. The modular cables are standardized on the motherboard/ HDD side, but NOT on the power supply side. I did the mistake of keeping my old cables when I switched out the power supply and killed ALL of my hard drives!
My friend once made that mistake - all drives, mobo and CPU died 😢
You and me both. Lesson learned.
i'm about to do this soon...thanks for the heads up
ive done that beforem killed a random 2.5" ssd I had
Glad to learn I'm not the only one.
love the rgb strips inside of an opaque case that sits in a server rack in another room
Linus broke his PC again. I feel like we’re making a pattern here.
there is a pattern just like today sponsored
Negative feedback loop
It was before them fixing it yesterday
if only they could keep doing it to make content lol
Oh and you have never broken anything eh?
my professor at school always used to tell me, 'Rik, remember, computers are 75% logic and the rest is magic.' After all these years, he was right.
Can't have magic without the magic smoke...
Yes. The whole “know how” on computers and “www level IT infrastructure” is functioning only because *fellas in group 1* know just about everything of somethings but know almost nothing of the things known by *group 2* and *3* …and the numbers go on.
And then we have spreadsheets full of specs that everyone use and everyone thinks there’s some unnecessary stuff on the sheet whilst some stuff should be added in.
Actually no, they are the most deterministic tools ever made. The problem is our mind that can't comprehend everything it happens in detail.
But once the magic smoke has left a chip, there is no way to make it work again :(
spooky!, do you have other halloween stories !?
I’m wondering how a “unkillable” seasonic powersupply breaks. Since they are a sponsor of LMG i’d like to see them tested in a real world situation. i would like to know how long it lasted (aprox) see seasonic would do anything to it under any (extended) warranty. Just do a vid of undercover customer service. There is a realworld situation here guys, i’d love to see it!
Awesome vid as always:)
other unrelated things such as a switch catching fire lead many to believe that the rack is wired incorrectly.
seasonics are actully good(but pricy),but if you go back a video, they show some...interesting things that didn't help
I mean he said it's the first seasonic powersupply that's broken in 9 years and they handle more power supplies than almost anyone. Not sure how much more proof you need lol.
15:12 Aww how cute that Lucas is participating in LMG's "Bring your child to work day."
Linus is the personification of "I could do it simple like everyone else and have it work perfectly, but if rather do it the most complicated way just to be unique, and troubleshoot it every few days, but hey, I can film it!"
It's what the whole channel is built on
Well, if I could earn tens of thousands of dollars every time I made a mistake, I'd do it all the time.
That’s definitely not personification maybe “epitome”?
I’ll start dropping expensive components the day it pays me more than the broken component.
Car people are like this to a fault.
15:15 _Jake_ "Hey Linus, can you stand next to Lucas for a second?"
_Linus_ "Yeah, why?"
_Jake_ "Oh, no reason..."
_Dbrand_ * Slips Jake a $20 *
10:25 - "Oh no" - PC quietly vomits up some water.
Ive had a broken AM5 build sitting for like 8 months because its been depressing AF every time I pick it up to get the motherboard shipped out for RMA. This video was what I needed to get that done, thanks for this one guys, needed it.
what happened to it?
ASUS? I had that problem with their AM3 boards back in '11. 4 DOA motherboards in a row, took the entire warranty period to finally get a working one.
@@FloppyJesuss i honestly don't know I had a total system failure that replacing PSU/MEMORY didn't fix. I was gaming and got a red lattice over my last image that eventually faded to black and then had a c5 post code off the motherboard forever after that. The mobo manual specified a c5 code as "reserved for future codes" ASUS wanted the board back but its been throwing me for a loop everytime I touch the thing.
Dissect the power supply! I'm sure the video would be interesting and seasonic could pull some useful failure mode information out of it! It'd also be an absolutely awesome move for them to sponsor a video on why one of their legendary PSUs failed, why and how to RMA one :)
Or send it to Steve
@@bgezalThanks Steve!
Its probably just something simple like water got in it and corroded away some material and now when it draws power it overheats what ever corroded and trips a temperature sensor
Because the reasons for a PSU working but then shutting off above a certain load is a pretty small list
Taking apart a power supply is dangerous. From my understanding, there are capacitors with deadly voltages on the inside. I'm guessing Linus wouldn't want to low-key encourage people to crack open their PSUs.
@@spork8655yeh, and the same is true of the capacitors on air conditioning equipment. There is a right way to do it, and a wrong way to do it.
Its funny how cursed this build is turning out to be. I'm interested to learn what caused things to burn in the last video.
🎵"Ooooohh, your switch is on fire"🎵
Funny things happen when you leak coolant into your pc for months.
@@PineyJusticetrue but it should not have made contact with the psu
@@PineyJustice The switch that burned in the last video was above the computer that was leaking so it never had water in it.
@@RayganSlatter Did you watch the video? He talks about how his loop in this pc was leaking and shows where it was leaking on one of the rads....
You're back here watching the intro after the new video. Hello there.
the edit at 12:42 with the old clip of shearing the socket screw was awesome. i love how videos like these with long histories can be watched with no context because of all the old footage added in. great work!
Jake (not responding) was hilarious
Dan fixed the phone then! I await part 3 of the "Linus broke his device 2023" series
part 4 right? ;P
Pretty sure this was shot a while ago - Linus references it in the here's the plan video
@@NeonCoding Maybe, but they had to get the footage from his phone that he dropped into the water
@@Spiderfffun that would explain the delay then, fair enough!
5:46 IIRC saws like that have the blade at an angle so to cut straight you tilt the saw itself. this is on purpose so when you look straight down from above you can see where you're cutting instead of the view being blocked by the top of the saw.
Man working on videos, animations and designs always makes my week hectic but watching LTT videos and Linus working on PCs and Stuff always makes me happy!
Thanks, Linus!
You know, when I watch Jay watercool his PCs it makes me want to do it. But when I watch Linus watercool his PCs it makes me want to not do it 😅…
Yes, I think this channel has turned me off of watercooling forever! ;)
Are you kidding me. These video are proof of concept inspirations for me. If a little more care and attention to detail were involved this would work. In fact when I own a home with a pool you can bet you ass I'll be copying that. Hello daily driveable stupid levels of overclocking for my VR rig here we come.
Custom loops are never worth it for a desktop pc. They just exist if you have lots of extra money to blow and you want a potentially fun project.
@@ky5666I mean, if you're just cooling a normal PC, air or maybe an AIO are completely fine. Now, if you have a special build to overclock or to transfer the heat somewhere else, or just for looks, then yeah, go nuts with custom liquid cooling. But I agree with the other comments, LMG specially Linus (and JayZtwocents) have shown me custom water cooling can bring a lot of issues, so it's not worthy unless your build is for something else than having just a reliable PC at your side
@@ky5666 If you sometime own a home with a pool, you wont be digging up the pool to run pipes, then a trench to the house and put a rack in your basement, then run fiber to your office because that is batshit crazy and you wont recoup the cost from making a dozen YT videos on it.
There’s something I really like about how this one feels. Some videos feel like they were made to create content. Nothing wrong with that, but this video feels like there was content… and so it was made
Case and Point: 12:21
I loled out loud xD
Yet again, this has been the case since the channel began 😂
@@WidgyAinz never said it hadn't been, just said this was a good one
15:30 Linus looks like a little kid looking up at a grown up xd
that there is the magic of the healing bench, projects you had plans to do or things to fix magically fix themselves.
Lucas and Linus in the same frame is hilarious. I feel the pain as a fellow shortie.
I'm hoping Dbrand will sponsor a video featuring both of them. That would be perfect.
Except that people that tall are usually not happy about it. They have trouble finding clothes that fit well, they have trouble fitting in tight spaces (cars, door frames), and it's also more difficult to look buff, because their muscles are longer and it's harder to build them, so they usually look either skinny or chubby.
I'd say both ends of the spectrum are bad. And while I'd love to be 5'11" or 6', I'd rather be 5'7" than 6'4". Most things in life are actually easier when you're short.
@@THU31I'm 6'4" and wish I was taller
Yes buying clothes sucks but being fat is worse for finding clothes than being tall.
How tall is Lucas? He likes like a foot taller than Linus, so what, 5'11"?
@@zeruty And what would you gain from being even taller than 6'4"?
Being tall is usually terrible for your back unfortunately.
if the pool water is too cold, you get the condensation problem. you can install a automatic 3 way valve to bypass water before the heat exchanger if its' too cold. If the water gets too hot, the valves open/ close a bit more
So you skipped the video where he literally did and addressed this already?
Linus cranking his neck to look up at Lucas might be the funniest shit I have seen in a while.
It's nice to see Linus is always open in looking up to his engineers/employees.
I'm so glad Linus got the lights working in the computer that sits in the rack in the room he doesn't ever go in.
What do you mean? He’s always in there… fixing his computer that spontaneously isn’t working correctly
18:08
"Ohh bubbles"
Linus looks so tired 💀
I really liked this simple troubleshooting video!
I love how this recent series is by far the best argument for air cooling
I love how they probably had yesterday's video ready to go, but they waited for this one to be edited as well just so they could release both right after each other for the funny
Bro you really need to check everything on that rack ever since that switch blew up I've been thinking there could be something hazardous there.
Probably a ground fault that'll end up in a fire some day.
Such an entertaining video! Candide, honest, well edited and you learn more than you would think. Well done LTT !
14F in the winter sounds nice. Come on down to Minnesota!
What I find staggering is after 15+ years and I have no idea how many WC PC builds Linus still never pre plans builds or includes fill and drain ports. I've built far fewer WC'd PC's and I start planning my builds after my first and even that first one had a fill port.
Fill and empty ports aren’t sexy looking is why :)
They want it to break, that is the point. Everything LTT does is toward the end goal of generating content, the more complicated something is, the more potential for it to go wrong, and the more potential LTT style content they can milk out of it.. honestly im surprised people are not bored of the same formula repeated over and over at this point.... Linus "comes up with" some cool idea. The whole team works tirelessly for days to implement it. A few weeks late it breaks and we get a video of the aftermath... im not throwing shade if you enjoy this, but it is literally tech reality TV, its like watching Pawn Stars or something like that
I think that's kinda the point. We watch LTT because of the crazy stuff and high quality content. I mean, who else would be crazy enough to make a mobile pc setup for their minivan or chill their system with an air conditioning unit. It's humorous but it doesn't forgo the educational part. If you want real tech advice there are many more channels that are as popular as LTT, but LTT itself is just a nice watch whenever.
I really appreciate those videos that don't feel cut rushed to end it on a specific time.
3:04 important to note, if it's not the smame model there is a chance that it will expolode. For whatever reason modular cables of powersupllies really don't like playing with any powersupply other than the one they were made for. Talk about loyalty!
Absolutely not. The cables are standards. How would you be able to run a PC with cables from CableMod then?
@@rosenclosed They specifically detail which of their products are compatible with specific brands & models...
Their own configurator states "PLEASE NOTE: It is vital that you correctly select your PSU model. Using cables that are incompatible with your power supply could result in permanent damage to your system's hardware. CableMod will not be held responsible for any damage caused by selecting incorrect cables for your power supply."
Power cables have standardized plug at the device (motherboard, SSD, etc) end, not at the modular connections on PSUs. Even some brands apparently vary the modular connections between their own different models.
Linus & Jake just work so well together!! They are the Batman and Robin of LTT... Just give them something to troubleshoot and we are a GO!!! and I am here for it. Great content
By far my favourite LTT videos.
Excited to see Linus and Dan performing repairs/data extraction on the fold!
Clearly it worked
@@AlexHamrewell, they were able to recover the data at least. Can't say for sure about the rest of the phone
Idk how it plays with water and biocides but you can try throwing a few drops of UV die in a loop for a week, then use a blacklight to identify the leak. Thats the usual process in the automotive world.
Edit: also unsure if UV dye would possibly dye tubing and whatnot.
09:46 lol the trick with the bag is just like (using masking tape) taping an envelope under where you're drilling in a wall. Most of the bits just get caught in the envelope.
Also masking tape the hole you're drilling, too. Keeps all the plaster, paint or paper around the hole from getting cracked and crumbling.
This is a really great video, love the journey of troubleshooting and resolving. I have to admit the scene with Lucas and Linus standing next to each other, I just started laughing.
Looks like Dan and Linus were able to revive Linus’ Fold 3
Dan’s my favorite fictional character.
Pretty sure this was shot a while ago - Linus references it in the here's the plan video
@@NeonCodingit was, but the intro was shot on the phone before he dropped it in the pool. They had to recover that data before they could do this vid.
@@fezik8870 Yup, already been aware of my hubris for making this comment multiple times. I was wondering why it was coming up now.. That's what I get for being confident
@@fezik8870video could have been on cloud storage
As someone new to the pc world I love this channel along with Dawid does tech stuff, these videos are so good and so fun to watch 😅 love from Australia keep up the good work Linus.
Dawid is amazing lol, I wish I could channel that kind of energy in my day to day life lmao he seems fun
Watch his granny PC+GPU vid today?
😮
Dawid Is so underrated
9:57 that’s some nice drilling. Very cool.
FWIW, Alphacool now makes cross flow radiators that have mounting holes on the bottom/top of the rad so you can screw them into a chasis that way. I'm using a set of them in my main server at home.
Very classic feeling release schedule. Multiple related videos in a week. Kind of reminds me of how things were when I originally found linus in 2016
I pray for Linus' recovery, I hope he financially recovers from this disaster
You need more than a pray
WHY. ARE. YOU. EVERYWHERE.
@@ilyacimenI am in your house and work at the local McDonald’s near your house I saw you a while ago.
dude comments on youtube for a living @@ilyacimen 💀
@@ilyacimenhe is a bot which aims to get subs for his channel
One thing I love about this channel is just how real and relatable the mistakes are. Really makes me feel like even if I make mistakes it’s not the end of the world, and is a normal part of the experience of life, and especially this hobby. ❤
Yeah no,
This is wastefull that he does absolutley zero planning or use any logic.
Yes there are mistakes and theres just plain carelessness.
He's breaking shit thats thousands of dollars, we dont have that leasure of just going to our huge warehouse outback to just go grab a replacement. A replacement he was probably gifted for free.
If you really want more real or realatable fuck ups Jayztwocents is probably more closer to reality
I have a similar setup. I do not turn off the internal pump and rad. I just extend the loop with the external radiator and pumps so even if the internal or external pump fails, the system does not melt.
:)
This video is fantastic, like a short story almost, has a narrative going on.
You guys taking your time is very noticeable.
Really fun video, liked the whole going around the office and seeing different people and using all the tools. If I hadn't had been keeping up with the pool cooling series though I probably would've been pretty lost
This was really interesting, but my favourite bit was the “mini Linus” shots!
If you ever need to drill into a rack case like that, there's an old mechanics trick that always works to keep metal filings out of the sensitive areas:
Dip the bit in some petroleum jelly or automotive bearing grease, then wipe off all the excess and drill away.
The grease will trap and hold all of the filings and make the process of drilling into the metal much faster because it absorbs heat.
15:20 Linus before and after he grows up.
Good Job to Dan to repairing Linus's phone to get the intro! From yesterday's video I thought it didn't work!
The look of terror on Linus' face when the pc went dark right after Jake said it was bios updating was GOLD!
Do you have PSI stepdowns for your computers in the pool cool rack? So the full force of the pool pump is not going though your PC components?
Like the heat exchanger loop running at .5 horsepower, gets stepped down to whatever your components are rated at
2:05 this angle of the warehouse makes it look like a videogame. Love it!! The semi-amateur style is amazing
Holy mother of god. How tall is Lucas??? I am a short king too but seeing Linus so often makes him the standard in my mind and then someone comes along and dwarfs the rest of the crew :D
Lucas is my new favorite LTT member... the image of Linus standing next to Lucas is a meme in and of itself.
Just a thought, when you said that sometimes you can swap your PSU with the cables still installed you said “sometimes even the same manufacturer” which some people could take and try it and have something else fail. Maybe give a warning to make sure they’re compatible before doing so just to save any possible confusion.
Great video love the change of style reminds me of the langley. I would honestly love a video of Lucas and Linus explaining what happened to the PSU. My EVGA died in my rack due to overheating on my part hot room AC broke and the rest is history. I'd love to see the testing method and to know why it failed
In your last video, there was that Ubiquiti Switch that broke randomly. I have a Udm Pro of Ubiquiti, and the Power supply blew up randomly. They didn't want to give me warranty, so I opened it myself. Thankfully, they are using a standard CPU Power connentor to power the System, so I could just use an external Power supply. Maybe that's the same with your Switch?
One suggestion regarding the next screw driver iteration. An angled adapter for tight spaces.
dude so wierd, mine too. its just freezing whenever i do anything, except gaming works well. but this has been driving me insane and i just feel like crying a giving up
Kind of dig the 'casual energy' you all have pivoted to after whatever the heck happened up there. Very organic feels.👊
Same, but I wish they'd quit with the swearing. There seems to be a lot more of it recently and it's very unprofessional.
17:55 🐠 BUBBLES BUBBLES BUUUBBLLLES!!! My bubbles 🫧
Impressive that the date on the screen says August 4th, almost three months ago. It gives an insight into how far ahead the videos are scheduled
Also I really like that the video is filmed in that warehouse
Gives a really cool vibe to it
1:50
why the hell do you need RGB strips in your closed tucked away in the server room pc
SO HAPPY with the content this week!! Like 2 Linus house videos AND an extreme upgrade with this now 3rd sort of Linus house video! Good Week! Best content!
this feels like a floatplane video it's nice to see this type of content outside of floatplane now and then
At this point I would just go with air cooling and put a pool heat pump unit in the basement that turns on when the room temperature elevates over x celsius. Would be much more failproof.
18:30. Absolutely right. Having never done it before I swapped my Ryzen 3600 for a 5800X3D and after turning the computer on and it not doing anything for 15 seconds I almost had a heart attack
Had to update my bios for a new board for a 3600, the company shipped it with a 3 year old bios
@@CJonestheSteam72 If it was sitting in storage for years that's not a surprise.
"we're going to have to get a little creative today" is something i'll never get tired of
Linus breaking Jake in the beginning made my day
looking forward to watching winter edition of this pc being repaired again, when the condensation inside the rig will toast it :D winter time.. house will be at say 20c, water from outside 4-8 degrees. normally, that's already enough of a difference to help condensation :D
1:03 Linus is the only guy to be sad because his broken pc starts working again
Eh, you'll never be able to trust it again.
@fransdejonge2769 That is a possibility but maybe because mine always broke them when I needed them the most, I prefer they work at least unstable than not work at all
2am, new LTT just dropped
11.02 its for a coolant change, it really shouldn't happen enough for convenience to be a big enough factor to prevent release.
I don't really care because I can design my own pretty easily but I'm sure there are many fans who would not be inconvenienced that much by removing a rail for filling.
to prevent further risk of leak and damages. you should try dielectric fluid
15:18 Lucas is looking at Linus from heaven my god
15:40 "It's a low bar" 😅
this happens to me quite often, some electronics broke, i went to find replacement part or replacement, left it untouched for few days then it magically fixed itself lol
Amd5 with DDR 5 was my first build from scratch. It took forever for memory training. I was calling everyone one I knew, reseating every thing multiple times, booting with the bare minimum. It was nerve racking lol
The COLDEST it gets is 14F? Hell, I live in Arkansas, MUCH closer to the equator, and it gets below 10F every winter at least a couple days. I figured it would be below 0F anywhere in Canada for sure.
21:04 I can see the fear on Linus's face when the PC resets during the bios update 🤣
1:29 Jake.exe has stopped responding
Well that was interesting, I quite literally just bought that motherboard for my AMD upgrade on my system about 45 minute prior to watching this video! I'm super stoked. I'm running on a core i7-7700K right now and am very CPU limited compared against my RX 7800 XTX.
That "safety squint" when they drilled into the back of the case...