cee128d maybe you are not interested but as someone who wants to have children in the future who is interested in doing this sort of thing for them I am very interested.
+TommyThousandFaces Automotive fluid works just fine if used properly, It's what a lot of people including Jay used long before dedicated fluids were made for computers. You would need to dilute it to about a 10/1 ratio with distilled water, The coolant really just acts as a rust inhibitor and a biocide.
If you want to make cusom colours make sure you keep in mind that this is subtractive colours mixing red and blue will make purple, but mixing in green will make it black rather than white It's not RGB (additive colour) So dkn't think in RGB but CYM :)
I think I remember something about that from Fingerpainting 101 back in preschool. Seriously though, yeah. Big difference between light-based and pigment-based.
Love old custom water Jay. Not sure if you still read comments on these, but if you are I'd love to see more custom water content on the channel, when I was building my first loop you were my main reference with your older videos in your office/living room
I'm honesty so stoked you stayed home from CES this year. With all the other channels covering the same hardware, your content this week has been a pleasant break from the echo chamber of CES coverage.
Jay! just wanted to say thank you for all the cool content you put out. I used to use store bought computer because I didn't think I could build a computer (at least not correctly) so one day I set out to learn how to build one. I pulled up youtube and saw your videos and the rest is history. If I ever have a question on how to do something or if somethings worth buying I always come here to search for the answer first. So thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us. You rock dude.
BrendanD15 , rads for LASERs are no different from PC rads, just much cheaper. Car heater blocks cost $20 new. An entire front rad for a car costs less than many PC rads. The technology is no different. PC watercooler makers are gouging gamers, just like nVidia.
Jay at is moment you are SO CLOSE to 500k! Congrats. You always give us great content that you put lots of work into and I just want to say THANK YOU, YOU DESERVE IT!
I love your test build videos and your experimental videos Jay. Would love some more how to water cool vids though. Have you considered a copper bent pipe rig? You can paint the tubes after the shaping. Cheers.
+JayzTwoCents - Yo! I took that 'nano-fluid' you have used in previous builds and checked it out in the lab. Turns out there are no nano-particles / nano sized things in their fluids at all! I'm not sure what exactly they are, but the particles must be pretty big! (Maybe you could see them under a microscope?)
I'm a chemist! we don't have microscopes! Besides, if it's too big to be seen by my techniques then for certain you could see it by microscope... which wouldn't tell me any more than I knew!
+Chemistryisthegame first what kind of chemist does not have a microscope second the nano size is different in laymans terms than any scientific measurements (usually bigger in laymens term)
Thanks so much for doing this video, Jay! I really enjoy your less scripted "let's play with this" style videos. I'd love to see you mess with different weird thermal paste materials, maybe use an old crappy athlon or core 2 duo if you've got something like that lying around. I'd also love to see what difference flow rate makes in a loop. I know it isn't much, I'm curious how low the flow rate has to be before you start losing cooking capacity. Or how high it has to be before it becomes potentially dangerous to components. Love your work, keep it up man!
The flush method you demonstrated is how I flush new radiators, with the exception that the fluid isn't looping around. Instead it's all going down the drain. Basically I just pour into an open reservoir and let the pump push the water through the radiator. That's enough to get a lot of the loose stuff, and then I let the water circulate through a large water filter for a while to get whatever else might be in there.
That very first pink color makes me really want to see a modern girly rig. White, maybe off white, and a mix of 2-3 really soft/subtle colors like that could be really unique and pretty with the right interior lighting.
slightly crazy question: would mercury work as a cooling fluid if you had a strong enough pump? it has exceptional heat transfer properties, no biocide required, no corrosion issues since there's no solution full of ions involved, and it would look ridiculously cool! you'd of course have to throw away the entire loop if you want to use something else cause there's no way you'd get that stuff out of the radiators, and it's more viscous than water and slightly poisonous, but would it work for, say, a year or two?
+givemeajackson While the thermal conductivity of mercury is higher than water, it can't hold nearly as much heat. Also due to the density no normal pump would suffice.
+givemeajackson Mercury has a far far worse specific heat capacity: -Mercury: 0.14 kJ/kg K -Water: 4.18 kJ/kg K So performance-wise it would be worse than plain water + all the negative aspects that you already mentioned.
+Mark Eriksen I have one if you want to see it! I would need a way to give the pictures of my computer to you though as well as a parts list if you wanted it.
....or make you real hungry as the CPU cooks the ever-living shit out of it ... remember that 100c is boiling ...equating to 212f meaning around 60c or so is 120ish ...... take a piece of bread with nutella/PB on it and put it in a toaster over on warm / ~150......same thing will happen
UV reactant dyes are bad ass .My first water cooled rig was epic with its UV cathode tube in the bottom of the case .... I really need to get water cooling again its been many years and things are so much easier now too
Jay, can you explain all the theory behind mixing metals, growth and all that bad stuff? How to identify or troubleshoot problems maybe? That could be very educational.
I literally just completed my watercooling loop today :) I went with EK's Supremacy CPU block (for AMD FX8350), their D5 140ml Pump/Resovoir combo, and their Blood Red coolant dye with growth inhibitors. I have a single 280mm radiator for cooling. I used soft tubing for ease, since this is my first time doing a loop, and I absolutely love the final outcome. My temps dropped from high 50s to low 30s now. My next plan is to add my 970 to the loop with another radiator :)
MrPoldekrosmol With all the parts, including compression fittings I forgot to mention, I paid about $300. I probably could have saved about $50 though. I ordered 2 bottles of dye just in case and only needed one, and I ordered a full roll of tubing, when I probably could have just bought 2 of the meter long pieces instead. I also had bought the radiator a long time ago on sale for like $40.
I counted. 15 drops of yellow into your orange skunk works experience lol. Thanks for this video. Just getting into pc building and I like all your videos so far. Your more down to earth and want everyone to learn. Right now I just have a hp p7-1414 with no graphics card yet just a A8-5500 cpu and 6gb ram and 1tb hard drive. I can only play fortnite on very low settings to get 50-70fps. So learning all this from you I’m more then comfortable on building a gaming pc. Thanks Roy
Just a thought - be interesting to use some thermo luminescent liquid in it so that the color of the fluid corresponded to temperature of the fluid - You could see the temp transfer occurring as the color of the fluid changes going through the components.
I would like to see if using car radiator coolant changes the temps , I do understand that it doesnt really lower the boiling point in a car rad but i think it would be something of interest . cheers Jay your channels is very informative .
If you want more of a burnt orange color, add a contrasting color, a blue to the loop. Just a drop or two, if you mix too much you'll get a brown, just like you do with adding any two contrasting colors together like red with green, and yellow with violet. But just a drop should help darken the loop color to the burnt orange you are seeking.
Cool video jay. It was interesting to see how fast the loop circles watching the fresh die drops take several seconds to run through the loop before there start to mix thoroughly.
I want to do a custom loop, and one day this will help me hehe, but I will probably stick with white as I'm trying to get a white + black theme :D Never-the-less, I really enjoyed the tutorial/showcase and hope for more "science week" videos!
I'd love to see a bright neon blue color, perhaps something that looks a little bit like an ice glacier. Or perhaps something that looks like the blue Gatorade. I think that would give off a nice cooling effect.
THANK YOU!!! i wanted to know what fluid he used and one of you finally answered!! awesome video.. you inspired me to do my own custom loop. will be experimenting with colors
i can watch you mix colors all day long. Was hoping to see torquoise and aqua color's as well as green's. Good video hope you do another with more colors lol.
Dude these videos are awesome, even if my next build isn't watercooled, definately going to go ham with a nice case and color scheme, maybe a corsair 750D for that dank glass view!
A great pastel you should mix in the water is rubidium. It makes a cool sort of burnt black color in the tubes. It may make your stuff a little warmer, but it's a small price to pay for how cool it looks. It also makes it super easy to flush.
+neurotoksin Truly unique content? OCMaximusOCA did videos about the different Mayhems Dyes even under good UV light *4 fucking years ago*. Unique content...
Fun video Jay! Very intuitive... I'm changing my Gaming Rig/ Setup, color theme from red and black to a black/ grayish metal industrial look... So this video definitely helped. Just need a few more components to complete my water Cooling project👍🏾
Jay, I think an interesting video would be somehow create a high heat loop to test in, and use white fluid to see what happens. Possibly with mixed metals in the rad and blocks? And possibly try different brands of dyes, and amounts to see what happens to the color over time. Probably more of a long term project, but I'd be really interested to see if A) you could replicate the problem you were having in Skunkworks™ and B) how consistent that effect would be when other variables are adjusted.
+Rusty Schakelford The problem he had with skunkworks has nothing to do with the colouring. His problem was that he destroyed his own radiator by excessive "cleaning". He admitted that he "cleaned" the radiator by the excessive use of chemicals, acids and vinegar. Mayhems already said that Mayhems Pastel Pure Black turns brown due to copper-oxide in the loop. Same therefor goes for every other Pastel Colour. Where does copper-oxide in the loop come from? From corroding radiators. Why does a radiotor start to corrode? Well WTF was he doing with chemicals, acids and vinegar in the radiator? Copper is sensitive, of course it starts to corrode if you have no fucking clue what you're doing there. Corroding copper inside of the radiator is bad for every liquid inside of the loop, with or without Mayhems products in it. I wouldn't even wonder if his new loop starts to discolour in a few months, since he didn't replace the radiators of his GPU loop.
Yeah, yeah, necroing the comments, but that sludge colour could actually make for a pretty awesome loop in like a post-apocalyptic themed setup. I'm picturing a case with stuff bolted to it to look like something out of mad max, then the loop is running that sludge.
I love your volcom shirt in this video it's pretty much the only brand I wear so I felt compelled to comment. Also I learned quite a bit about mixing custom colors although I do not yet have a custom loop as they are pricey I will hopefully have one someday.
Jay, you should make a badass cardboard pc. i did it awhile back with 2 motherboard boxes that were attached, but it was just with shitty hardware. it didnt have a graphics card it was just meant to be an essay/ video player. it never got any use, basically just a project, but you could totally go all out and make something really cool. I spent like 11 hours making mine
Jay, fun video. Wouldn't it be cool to use a color light sensor to figure out optimal dye amounts / saturation curves. I have a prototype I made a while ago for skin color detection that I could send you. I would adapt it's firmware / GUI for a watercooling coloring test. Let me know.
I think that if I were planning on trying this I would mix a small test sample first to see how dark the color can get. The last thing you want to do is dump a whole bottle of a light color into your white loop and end up with the color barely changing and looking so bad you have to start over.
AND the fluid changes to red color when its hot and to blue color when its cold, within the nominal heat range of the machine - So you see it coming out of the condenser blue after cooling and turn red as it goes through exchangers sinking heat - then you can see how far the system is from thermal runaway if all the fluid turns red when the condenser is overcome with heat.
500k subs jay. Been with you since 50k, and you deserve everything you get and more. I have always loved your vids, and I am sure they will only get better :D #goteamjay
Pink Princess build for Little Jay! DO IT!
+hblu This I want to see
+ThatWolffe Kyle already did a crappy Pink build. Looks like crap. Come up with a better idea.
cee128d maybe you are not interested but as someone who wants to have children in the future who is interested in doing this sort of thing for them I am very interested.
+ThatWolffe I didn't say don't do a Little Jay water cooled build, just not a Pink one. I want to see more Little Jay.
+Contestir Lythirus Hardly ignorant. I say it looks like crap and he did so many things wrong in that build it isn't funny.
Why don't you try to use as coolant vodka, automotive rad fluid and distilled oil as a part 2 of "weird but working coolant"?
+TommyThousandFaces I feel like using flammable liquids in such a manner is a bad idea.
+spork8655 Which are all in a vehicle that gets way hotter than your GPU/CPU... Plus alcohol is really hard to light on fire... especially vodka xD
+GoodBarius OfTheNorth But alcohol vapes are highly flammable, one spark and your system explodes.
+Maciej Sopyło But where would a spark come from?
+TommyThousandFaces Automotive fluid works just fine if used properly, It's what a lot of people including Jay used long before dedicated fluids were made for computers. You would need to dilute it to about a 10/1 ratio with distilled water, The coolant really just acts as a rust inhibitor and a biocide.
It's so cool seeing the colour shift around the loop
+C:\ampbell Agreed
9:46 So basically you're saying once you go black, you don't go back?
+Hueborn Oh that's racist.
+Contestir Lythirus Or Maori's, if any of yous even know what that is xD
Hahah all goods then!
+RUclips Li no, you go to jail
+RUclips Li Just crack the loop and insert more creamy white.
Why am I here, it's not like I'm ever going to have water cooling.
+Warlinty same not a fan of watercooling but I love the colors
+Warlinty just like when you watch porn you will never get such a hot girl but you still watch it
+PetruV I like water cooling, but I cant afford it... shitty balkans are shit paid...
Poor balkans unite!
check out tech yes city's $50 loop or search $30 water cooling loop. cheap solutions 😄
If you want to make cusom colours make sure you keep in mind that this is subtractive colours
mixing red and blue will make purple, but mixing in green will make it black rather than white
It's not RGB (additive colour)
So dkn't think in RGB but CYM :)
I think I remember something about that from Fingerpainting 101 back in preschool.
Seriously though, yeah. Big difference between light-based and pigment-based.
Love old custom water Jay. Not sure if you still read comments on these, but if you are I'd love to see more custom water content on the channel, when I was building my first loop you were my main reference with your older videos in your office/living room
I'm honesty so stoked you stayed home from CES this year.
With all the other channels covering the same hardware, your content this week has been a pleasant break from the echo chamber of CES coverage.
Jay, I'm looking to do a discolored Meyhem Pastel look, how do I do it? Haha, joking.
+Reckless Yuki - 4k Gameplay & Tech oh dude I remember seeing one of your microphone quality showdown videos. It helped me immensely. Thank you.
Drew Peterson Oh! Haha. No problem dude and thanks for the compliment.
+Reckless Yuki - 4k Gameplay & Tech Yuki is here :)
+Reckless Yuki - 4k Gameplay & Tech yo fight me
Ellis_D hi bae
Whenever your mean to jay, just send him a box of crayons. The colors will distract him
the thing is, thats worryingly true....
Lol so true, I would of returned all that to the sender.
RIVER Heart you're*
RIVER Heart you're
Jay! just wanted to say thank you for all the cool content you put out. I used to use store bought computer because I didn't think I could build a computer (at least not correctly) so one day I set out to learn how to build one. I pulled up youtube and saw your videos and the rest is history. If I ever have a question on how to do something or if somethings worth buying I always come here to search for the answer first. So thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us. You rock dude.
This is definitely the most satisfying video I've ever watched. There's nothing better than watching how it changes color
14:20
"Yeah I cool my computer with chocolate"
"I squirted into it, heh."
**the whole loop and reservoir fills with opaque white liquid**
Dammit, Jay.
Do a DIY budget water cooling setup with a random car parts.
It wouldn't be budget the parts would be worth much much more than let's say an h100i
scrap parts i think he meant..
LTT did something to that effect already
BrendanD15 , rads for LASERs are no different from PC rads, just much cheaper.
Car heater blocks cost $20 new.
An entire front rad for a car costs less than many PC rads.
The technology is no different. PC watercooler makers are gouging gamers, just like nVidia.
I did this. I made an entire loop for $130, including cpu and gpu cooling.
Jay at is moment you are SO CLOSE to 500k! Congrats. You always give us great content that you put lots of work into and I just want to say THANK YOU, YOU DESERVE IT!
Just a reminder :D 3.89 today. Crazy
DID YOU JUST ASSUME MY FAVORITE COLOR?
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Ahmed Yasser 😂
I love your test build videos and your experimental videos Jay. Would love some more how to water cool vids though. Have you considered a copper bent pipe rig? You can paint the tubes after the shaping. Cheers.
I like how Paul, Jay and Kyle are all buddies because I watch them all and it' kinda neat to see all the channels mix
Was so cool to watch it saturate the entire loop. Great vid.
+JayzTwoCents - Yo! I took that 'nano-fluid' you have used in previous builds and checked it out in the lab. Turns out there are no nano-particles / nano sized things in their fluids at all! I'm not sure what exactly they are, but the particles must be pretty big! (Maybe you could see them under a microscope?)
+Chemistryisthegame If you checked it in the lab why didn't you look at it under a microscope?
I'm a chemist! we don't have microscopes!
Besides, if it's too big to be seen by my techniques then for certain you could see it by microscope... which wouldn't tell me any more than I knew!
+Chemistryisthegame first what kind of chemist does not have a microscope second the nano size is different in laymans terms than any scientific measurements (usually bigger in laymens term)
Will Leonard 1) A real chemist
2)Nanoparticles are particles between 1 and 100 nanometers in size (give or take) - nah, sorry bud!
+Chemistryisthegame proof or it did not happen.
But do you have Crimson Red or Titanium White?
Thanks so much for doing this video, Jay! I really enjoy your less scripted "let's play with this" style videos. I'd love to see you mess with different weird thermal paste materials, maybe use an old crappy athlon or core 2 duo if you've got something like that lying around. I'd also love to see what difference flow rate makes in a loop. I know it isn't much, I'm curious how low the flow rate has to be before you start losing cooking capacity. Or how high it has to be before it becomes potentially dangerous to components.
Love your work, keep it up man!
The flush method you demonstrated is how I flush new radiators, with the exception that the fluid isn't looping around. Instead it's all going down the drain. Basically I just pour into an open reservoir and let the pump push the water through the radiator. That's enough to get a lot of the loose stuff, and then I let the water circulate through a large water filter for a while to get whatever else might be in there.
I'm daltonic, and to see that changing from yellow(it's yellow for me, goddamnit) was an awesome experience.
14:28 its a Coffee
That could totally work with a Noctua fan build.
That very first pink color makes me really want to see a modern girly rig. White, maybe off white, and a mix of 2-3 really soft/subtle colors like that could be really unique and pretty with the right interior lighting.
That gunmetal color looked pretty slick. I like it.
slightly crazy question: would mercury work as a cooling fluid if you had a strong enough pump?
it has exceptional heat transfer properties, no biocide required, no corrosion issues since there's no solution full of ions involved, and it would look ridiculously cool! you'd of course have to throw away the entire loop if you want to use something else cause there's no way you'd get that stuff out of the radiators, and it's more viscous than water and slightly poisonous, but would it work for, say, a year or two?
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+givemeajackson While the thermal conductivity of mercury is higher than water, it can't hold nearly as much heat. Also due to the density no normal pump would suffice.
Roope Saarela but if you have a really strong pump that also moves the loop fast, capacity would be irrelevant, right?
+givemeajackson Mercury has a far far worse specific heat capacity:
-Mercury: 0.14 kJ/kg K
-Water: 4.18 kJ/kg K
So performance-wise it would be worse than plain water + all the negative aspects that you already mentioned.
Meta Custom Computers shame. it would look epic.
playing with colors, like he was 5. :D
Peter Bočan Zdravo kolega slovenec
+Pu55y Destroyer Slovenec? Slovak! :D ;)
+Pu55y Destroyer LOL
9:38 yeah that color there was pretty good Jay.
Thanks for staying home with the fam and experimenting with the dyes. Looks great.
9:46 once you go black, there's no coming back.
-jay
Please do a custom loop for the NZXT H440 case.
would love to see that!
Hello! I have one! Would you like to see it? Pastel blue and 360 rad, 240 rad in it.
+Mark Eriksen I have one if you want to see it! I would need a way to give the pictures of my computer to you though as well as a parts list if you wanted it.
+Spekky Sprout he wouldn't cause its a derp case :^)
+nick E Seems cool! Maybe imgur would work well?
1:09 I was expecting to hear the subtle roar in the background when Jay said "Arctic Panther", Paul would be disappointed! xD
I liked this ep and the milk one. It's nice watching how colors change and how "weird" stuff actually works.
I want to drink the first green fluid.
+NDogg15 same bro sub to me
+Soggywaffle215 Yes, but why would I sub to you?
because i got a big slong
+Soggywaffle215 Convincing argument, but I think I'll pass.
pc's are gay Nintendo is where its at
Don't put nutella or peanut butter on your heatsink, it will just melt and burn out the board.
+CubeRepublic put it on bread
+CubeRepublic too late
....or make you real hungry as the CPU cooks the ever-living shit out of it ...
remember that 100c is boiling ...equating to 212f meaning around 60c or so is 120ish ......
take a piece of bread with nutella/PB on it and put it in a toaster over on warm / ~150......same thing will happen
UV reactant dyes are bad ass .My first water cooled rig was epic with its UV cathode tube in the bottom of the case .... I really need to get water cooling again its been many years and things are so much easier now too
I look forward to these videos more than any cable television series... You and Linus Tech rock.
I just want to dye.
HA pun intended
If you're going to dye, you gotta dye properly....
Well. Squeezing purple paint into my cooling didn't work so well. Rip PC 2k15 -2k15 ;-;/
omg
It's 2016 now
+coolfuzzynacho This is 2016
+Tucker Kennedy it died in 2015
+coolfuzzynacho ok..........
Jay, can you explain all the theory behind mixing metals, growth and all that bad stuff? How to identify or troubleshoot problems maybe? That could be very educational.
14:10 Nvida 2015
14:13 AMD 2016
dat symbolisim though
reply to this if your were one of the first hundreds to make it here.
+Beyond Gaming 525
+Dan Robards i was 525 too how
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+Beyond Gaming hi
#98
The pink is great. Loved the color.
I literally just completed my watercooling loop today :)
I went with EK's Supremacy CPU block (for AMD FX8350), their D5 140ml Pump/Resovoir combo, and their Blood Red coolant dye with growth inhibitors. I have a single 280mm radiator for cooling.
I used soft tubing for ease, since this is my first time doing a loop, and I absolutely love the final outcome. My temps dropped from high 50s to low 30s now.
My next plan is to add my 970 to the loop with another radiator :)
+TxGamer13 and how much did you pay for all? i've been thinking about doing it, but the cost scares me a little :)
MrPoldekrosmol With all the parts, including compression fittings I forgot to mention, I paid about $300. I probably could have saved about $50 though. I ordered 2 bottles of dye just in case and only needed one, and I ordered a full roll of tubing, when I probably could have just bought 2 of the meter long pieces instead. I also had bought the radiator a long time ago on sale for like $40.
If you do barbed fittings instead of compression, you would probably save another $15-$20
thanks man
I like the colors you are doing. Makes me want to do water cooling.
I counted. 15 drops of yellow into your orange skunk works experience lol. Thanks for this video. Just getting into pc building and I like all your videos so far. Your more down to earth and want everyone to learn. Right now I just have a hp p7-1414 with no graphics card yet just a A8-5500 cpu and 6gb ram and 1tb hard drive. I can only play fortnite on very low settings to get 50-70fps. So learning all this from you I’m more then comfortable on building a gaming pc.
Thanks
Roy
my favourite channel over CES!!
Woho, awesome light saber effect from the uv-strip. Almost Star Wars level.
yes do a loop for little jay! Also maybe do a video on how her PC is holding up and what games she plays (if she games yet)
Just a thought - be interesting to use some thermo luminescent liquid in it so that the color of the fluid corresponded to temperature of the fluid - You could see the temp transfer occurring as the color of the fluid changes going through the components.
I would like to see if using car radiator coolant changes the temps , I do understand that it doesnt really lower the boiling point in a car rad but i think it would be something of interest . cheers Jay your channels is very informative .
yes ..definitely want to see scientific projects like these in the future bro .
If you want more of a burnt orange color, add a contrasting color, a blue to the loop. Just a drop or two, if you mix too much you'll get a brown, just like you do with adding any two contrasting colors together like red with green, and yellow with violet. But just a drop should help darken the loop color to the burnt orange you are seeking.
Cool video jay. It was interesting to see how fast the loop circles watching the fresh die drops take several seconds to run through the loop before there start to mix thoroughly.
I want to do a custom loop, and one day this will help me hehe, but I will probably stick with white as I'm trying to get a white + black theme :D Never-the-less, I really enjoyed the tutorial/showcase and hope for more "science week" videos!
I'd love to see a bright neon blue color, perhaps something that looks a little bit like an ice glacier. Or perhaps something that looks like the blue Gatorade. I think that would give off a nice cooling effect.
THANK YOU!!! i wanted to know what fluid he used and one of you finally answered!! awesome video.. you inspired me to do my own custom loop. will be experimenting with colors
Thanks for the information, you make mixing the colours look easy :P
One of the best tech guy on RUclips! Go ahead dude!
i can watch you mix colors all day long. Was hoping to see torquoise and aqua color's as well as green's. Good video hope you do another with more colors lol.
Thank you so much! Really needed this ever since the failed pastel video you did I wanted better colors without compromise
Dude these videos are awesome, even if my next build isn't watercooled, definately going to go ham with a nice case and color scheme, maybe a corsair 750D for that dank glass view!
9:23 this is so satisfying
HAPPY 500K JAY!
I like how he throws those references "kinda like nvidia green" "turtle ninjas#
A great pastel you should mix in the water is rubidium. It makes a cool sort of burnt black color in the tubes. It may make your stuff a little warmer, but it's a small price to pay for how cool it looks. It also makes it super easy to flush.
***** *sigh* I know. It was a joke.
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Jay, this is truly unique content. I have been wanting to try this for so long but I do not have the resources for it. Thanks!
+neurotoksin Truly unique content? OCMaximusOCA did videos about the different Mayhems Dyes even under good UV light *4 fucking years ago*.
Unique content...
I love these longer videos, thanks for the longer videos lately Jay!!!
Great video and informative, as usual. Also just noticed you're just over 500 subs away from 500k. Well done Jay
Fun video Jay! Very intuitive... I'm changing my Gaming Rig/ Setup, color theme from red and black to a black/ grayish metal industrial look... So this video definitely helped. Just need a few more components to complete my water Cooling project👍🏾
Really nice colors you made there. Oh, and thumbs up for not using Windows 10 on your test bench! :D
Jay, I think an interesting video would be somehow create a high heat loop to test in, and use white fluid to see what happens. Possibly with mixed metals in the rad and blocks? And possibly try different brands of dyes, and amounts to see what happens to the color over time. Probably more of a long term project, but I'd be really interested to see if A) you could replicate the problem you were having in Skunkworks™ and B) how consistent that effect would be when other variables are adjusted.
+Rusty Schakelford The problem he had with skunkworks has nothing to do with the colouring.
His problem was that he destroyed his own radiator by excessive "cleaning". He admitted that he "cleaned" the radiator by the excessive use of chemicals, acids and vinegar. Mayhems already said that Mayhems Pastel Pure Black turns brown due to copper-oxide in the loop. Same therefor goes for every other Pastel Colour. Where does copper-oxide in the loop come from? From corroding radiators. Why does a radiotor start to corrode? Well WTF was he doing with chemicals, acids and vinegar in the radiator? Copper is sensitive, of course it starts to corrode if you have no fucking clue what you're doing there.
Corroding copper inside of the radiator is bad for every liquid inside of the loop, with or without Mayhems products in it. I wouldn't even wonder if his new loop starts to discolour in a few months, since he didn't replace the radiators of his GPU loop.
9:45 "Once you let the darkness inside it never comes out."
I would like to see you use car liquids for coolant like antifreeze or breaking fluid since you are a car fan you should have some.
It would be so cool with a color similar to mercury. Like shining metal/silver type of style, almost like chrome.
Jay, I rode my first 10 mile on my bike today. Thanks for the inspiration!
JayzTwoCents always here to help me! PROPS TO YOU FRIEND!
Do more of these I watched this a few times in a row and it killed like an hour at work.
Yeah, yeah, necroing the comments, but that sludge colour could actually make for a pretty awesome loop in like a post-apocalyptic themed setup. I'm picturing a case with stuff bolted to it to look like something out of mad max, then the loop is running that sludge.
I love your volcom shirt in this video it's pretty much the only brand I wear so I felt compelled to comment. Also I learned quite a bit about mixing custom colors although I do not yet have a custom loop as they are pricey I will hopefully have one someday.
Jay, you should make a badass cardboard pc. i did it awhile back with 2 motherboard boxes that were attached, but it was just with shitty hardware. it didnt have a graphics card it was just meant to be an essay/ video player. it never got any use, basically just a project, but you could totally go all out and make something really cool. I spent like 11 hours making mine
good video and thanks and my mrs saw the pink loop now she wants one!!
Definitely more science videos or things that people don't want to try at home.
Now I am going to liquid cool my rig just for the pink!
congrats on 500K!
Jay, fun video. Wouldn't it be cool to use a color light sensor to figure out optimal dye amounts / saturation curves. I have a prototype I made a while ago for skin color detection that I could send you. I would adapt it's firmware / GUI for a watercooling coloring test. Let me know.
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What valve is that that you use to drain your system? i really need something like that for my build
I think that if I were planning on trying this I would mix a small test sample first to see how dark the color can get. The last thing you want to do is dump a whole bottle of a light color into your white loop and end up with the color barely changing and looking so bad you have to start over.
thanks for clearing up the whole do not drink thing. I've been drinking primochill thinking it was milk and I kept throwing up and didn't know why
almost 500.000 subs. keep it going jay. love your videos.
AND the fluid changes to red color when its hot and to blue color when its cold, within the nominal heat range of the machine - So you see it coming out of the condenser blue after cooling and turn red as it goes through exchangers sinking heat - then you can see how far the system is from thermal runaway if all the fluid turns red when the condenser is overcome with heat.
moral of water cooling colour customization is....do whatever the fudge you wanna do!....anyway...good job :)
650 and counting until 500k, Early congrats man, you're awesome!
500k subs jay. Been with you since 50k, and you deserve everything you get and more. I have always loved your vids, and I am sure they will only get better :D #goteamjay
if possible that would be cool to see more experiment vids deffinatly interesting and entertaining
You're so close to 500k! Congrats man!