Name: 諦めたと思っていたが...それは間違いだった!#RIPGN3 (They THOUGHT we gave up... but they were WRONG! #RIPGN3)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:48:18.000Z
Duration: 13 min 6 s
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Right here is way more hours worth of effort and money, hours of money where it's a form of measurement, this way, more time and effort into this than I really want to admit.

But Steve said in his video, But if I don't have time for this and he's the motherfucking father of time Well, J if you don't have enough time for this, you call the motherfucking father time because I'll make time all day to beat your scores.

Well, to that, I say, if Steve is the father of time, that I am the mother of invention, You know what I mean.

What you see right here is literally every crazy experiment we have done in here kind of come to a final form oven, Octopussy orgy of parts that is about to decimate Steve score.

Oh, yes, you guys thought I was sitting idle.

Sometimes when I'm really bored, that's That's what I get bored.

Not only are we gonna beat Steve score, we're not going to do it with a dealing and CPU.

And we're not doing any crazy profile switching during the test.

Go, not touch the damn thing and watch it beat his score.

Okay, so let's take a look at the slush box first.

I've got to a K for 80 cool stream Petey radiators.

Right now we will be adding more ice there.

So much coldness in here But as you can see, I've got them running in Siri's and we've got some other tubes.

And here's we'll talk about that in a second as well.

Here's the issue with a slush box, unless you keep it flowing like you have to keep it flowing through the radiator.

Just like air has a flow through radiator to make it work.

The other problem is, if it's just sitting on the floor of the radiator, you can't get water to flow through it because it's sitting through the floor, the floor of the cooler.

Rather, you can't get water flowing through it if it's just sitting there.

So what I've done and I'm not sure feels probably be able to see this.

I actually used long screws on the bottom side of the red, so it's actually sitting about this far off the ground.

What I've got here is this tube and I'll kind of show this.

This is running through a little L adapter here, going down into the bottom of the rad underneath those screws because that is now getting jacked up.

So you have these other tubes going in here.

You could see it down there on the ground.

This is actually a transfer compass which would use to move fluid from one thing to another.

It's very, very wet because of condensation.

But I've got this wired up to a power switch, which I can turn it on and off.

It's very loud, and it is way more than we need 1/10 of a horsepower.

Now we've got this hooked up to it right here as well.

This is actually a siphon that is set on top of the top of the radiator, and this is gonna be pulling water through the radiators to get it to the top.

Now, the reason why we're doing that is we have the return line on the bottom of the red, as I said, and this is pulling water from the top of the red.

So we are forcing it to cycle through the radiator and by doing such were able to get our loop temperature inside of the system down to about point eight c 0.8 c.

The rest of the system hasn't really changed.

Other than added a 2nd 1600 watt power supply for just the Jeep use.

They're pushing air down on the theorems of the graphics cards.

You're still my founder's edition based or reference based PCB VJ xy ultras.

I've got a fan over there pushing air onto my G scale memory.

That's the only thing that's changed is the memories change to G skill.

We're gonna put ice in there now cool it down and then we're going to beat Steve's record on camera for you guys know I've gone through well over £100 of ice just to get I don't know Steve does this.

Now I know why he's always going like this.

In his videos, I've gone through well over £100 of ice.

In fact, this is £60 of ice just today, so I probably used two or £300 of ice just to acquire the settings that I'm currently running and the trial and error and experimentation.

Trust me I say it is extremely frustrating.

I want to talk about something real quick and condensation.

There is a serious amount of protection on this board a lot.

People just use Vasselin, and that's good, too.

But I didn't want to have to deal with cleaning that off.

So actually used Need Eraser, which you can get from any craft.

Stores actually used in art for removing things like charcoal pencil and stuff off of drawings.

But it also can, but the need a racer can actually be squished and stretched and pushed into all the cracks and crevices, which we have used to surround.

Both GP use created a barrier of the PCB, and anywhere the block could possibly drip.

We actually have insulation, foam or insulating foam around.

On top of that, we didn't have Blue Shop tells around all of that and blue shop towels wrapped around all of the fittings or underneath them to catch any drips.

We also have insulation on all of our tubing, which is specifically meant for condensation and stuff like a sea lines so we actually don't have any issues with drips or condensation anywhere around our components that matter.

Now, conversation's gonna build up on the metal parts, not so much the plastic parts.

So things like our plastic couplers are not gonna be problems when it comes to condensation.

But of course, conversation could drip off somewhere else.

It's one the reasons why we don't hang the motherboard upside down.

When it's right side up like it is, we control where the fluid goes.

When it's upside down, it could run along and drip somewhere else, making a bigger problem.

We're currently running at 28 c on the CPU in the BIOS, which has a small load on it.