"watch how fast it cools off with fans on max" *proceeds to not show that scene*

Jay: “98 is when it tapped out” Jay: *touches heat pipe* “OW that’s hot!”

11:50 - FYI - you can hold CTRL when logging into windows and MSI afterburner wont apply the overclock, even if it is set to auto-apply at startup.

12:35 "Keep an eye on the temperature" *cuts away* DUDE! XD

12:30 WHY DO YOU CUT THAT OUT? thats literally what i wanted to see for like 5 minutes now.

This was intense. Like watching a hostage being tortured.

5:35 "I hate when you're watching a tutorial and it's like make sure you watch my other 5 first" Completely agree, and that's why I love your content Jayz! Always easy to understand for a beginner like me.

12:25 where did this entire section about cranking the fans to max and seeing how quickly it cooled back down go to? It just cuts to them testing with the fans being unplugged instead?

*drops a nuke on GPU* "Look at that, guys, we're still getting 33 frames at 4k"

Jay: heat-blasting his expensive hardware so you don't have to. Also Jay: earning more money thru ad revenue to buy even more expensive hardware

Then comes along New World going “hold my beer”

Jay: holds heat gun to rtx card for 20 mins then touches heat pipe. Jay: dang that's hot. Bill Engvall: here's your sign.

My mind is overclocked and when it overheats, it also shuts down.

"Jay said I could blowtorch my video card and it would be fine."

I actually like that you repeat the process every time over again. Repetition is helpful in remembering something that I don't do very often (I only really open up MSI afterburner when I get a new GPU to dial in an overclock and then pretty much leave it forever unless there's an issue), being reminded every couple weeks or months what each setting is and what it does is basically like a refresher and I hope you never stop.

"when it hits 89 which is above 88" Thanks I learned a lot today

Jay at 12:30: Watch closely as I turn off heat-gun and crank fan-speed to 100%. Video at 12:32: Nope, next test.

Later that day: "Never used for bitcoin mining, ran always under 70°C"

Awesome now I can stop having anxiety when I see my gpu hitting 86-88C

Hey jay, I just recently built my first pc. You and Linus were a godsend in the building process. I’ve recently started watching our vids for your personality rather than the info you provide. Thank you for doing what your doing and keep up the great work. You’ve earned a lifetime subscriber

"That's a great idea, I should point the heat gun at it" Jay, 2020

12:30 was super disappointing btw.

This was a good test. I feel like a lot of people needed to see this, Nice Job.

Hey Jay, thanks to you and your videos I've built my first PC and it's running NICE. Thanks for your enhusiasm and keep your good work going.

hold CTRL immediately after logging in to skip your afterburner overclock.. lol the tooltip says it, smh...

"Once it hits 88 we should see some serious shit"

Definitely appreciate you going over things again as having a few minutes to watch a few videos a day seems like a luxury sometimes.

"TDP, Total Power Draw" hmm yes

Add this to the montage of videos where Jay hurts himself ;D

Everyone: We love Phil Phil: *help me*

Damn, and I freak out when my card goes past 70 degrees lol

Thanks! I always like these videos that show how resilient hardware is.

I heard that you can hold control when booting so Msi afterburner doesn’t start in case u overclock to far. (Easier than booting in safe mode)

Why did you cut out the "look how fast it can cool of" part?

Excellent video , and I gotta say I love MSI Afterburner. Also the tip about going into safe mode and uninstalling MSI Afterburner if you lock it up from overclocking was priceless. Thx Jay.

The mini-rant at 5:40 was from the perspective of a viewer versus content creator and the level of awareness made me smile.

Thanks Jay for this video. Just overclocked my 2080 ti and was a bit scared I would mess it up. Haven't seen it go over 84c or now 78c since I added another case fan. Also Phil, Keep being awesome. Your laughs make me laugh which brighten my day.

12:30 PUT THIS BACK IN WTF

Discovery of your channel has the best thing that happened to me for the last couple months

I expected that "NICE" so much, it was soooo late! Phil, you got me.

Thank you so much for this. Ive been babying my gpu. I have the evga ftw 3 2080 super. Now that i know what it takes i think im ready to push it about 60 c lol. So far i set an aggressive fan curve to keep it below 60 c. Now im comfortable with pushing some clocks and being within the 60 c to 70 c realm.

So many missed chances: "When this thing hits 88 your going to see some serious bleep"

hey Jay, thank you soo much for your videos and channel, you have taught me soo much, and your explanations are great keep up the great work

I love ads like these that are fun to watch instead of just information.

You can hold ctrl during logon to keep Afterburner from applying its startup OC. This way you don't need to go to safemode.

Jay you always give the warning about not clicking startup on afterburner just in case you crank it too hard, but if you hover over the startup button it tells you to hold Ctrl while booting to bypass the settings, so you shouldn't have to boot to safe mode to fix it.

Thank you man, this actually taught me so much.

Overwhelmed with joy from this video, thank you!!!

kid with a heat gun be like “hey that’s a good idea”

Normal people : Why? Jay : Why not?

Excellent teacher, explains everything again for the new subs.

This video is so good!! Glad they work out for you too!!

Thanks Jay. I was literally just wondering about this as I picked up RDR2 for PC the other day and running it high to Ultra settings 1440P on my EVGA 2080 Super Black Edition even with the aggressive fan curve its hitting 70c-80c during game play and it was hot enough to burn my hand if I touched the back PCB or the fins of the heat sink and some times I play for hours at a time and I was thinking am I gonna burn out my GPU prematurely? should I tone down the graphics settings? You have confirmed my logic that since its boosting to 1920+ MHz core clock even if I do not overclock manually then it was designed to run at those temps for extended periods and if it did crap out before the warranty is up I would have a legit RMA case. Have actually thought about this issue before and it has discouraged me from running Folding at Home more as those workloads can get your CPU and GPU running real toasty always figured it would cause some excessive wear at the least.

I've heard of heat treating, but not like that... Good failsafes though.

I know I am 2 months late on this video, but I just love the sense of humor in these videos. Keep up the great work!

Thank you phil for that "nice", you got me to chuckle

Veryy impressive. Anyway, exactly what I was expecting of such sophisticated gear like a graphics card. Most important question, and still somewhat unresolved for what I read so far, is: How does memory junction temp behave? For today's latest Nvidia lineup it appears that this temp is 15-25 degree celsius higher than GPU temp sensor. That means: when your GPU is at 85 degrees, your memory will be at around 105 or 110 at the hottest part. I am not sure whther Nvidia (and AMD) measure this sensor, too, to throttle the card down for protection, or wether the only go for the GPU sensor value. Any thoughts on that?

I was going to build my first pc this summer but I have to wait till next year. Thanks Jaystwocents for building my knowledge and confidence through these dark times.

I went back and watched those videos :) That shutdown thing actually happened to my old card. It was a GTS 250, and at around 110C my computer just would auto restart. I had no idea what the problem was but a friend helped me diagnose that it was bad thermal paste. Re-applied it, and never got above 80.

Nice bit of piece of mind! Thanks Jay.

I just remembered the gud old days a few years ago when I was benchmarking Time Spy on my GTX 960 4G SLI on air in my living room with all available Fans at 100% and more than half of the run Afterburner was reading 92° C on the GPUs. But they made it. So proud of those cards, doing up to 1600 MHz on air just like that 🥰

I remember i reached 117°C with an oc at my HD3870 back in the days 😅

Easily one of his funniest videos! This is why I love this channel. It’s not often a computer video makes me laugh the whole time.

honestly, im impressed. great vid jay thnx fam

"When this thing hits 88mph... Uh, I mean when it reaches 88 degrees C, you are going to see some serious stuff!"

I've put an artifact-ing GPU in the oven for 8 minutes at ~200C in order to re-flow it. Those things can hold up to a lot.

@5:40 I've not seen these other ones, thanks for explaining. But i'll go look for those other videos now...

Jay if you want windows to scale an application properly that isn't scaling properly do this. Right click the exe and go to Properties -> Compatability -> Change high DPI settings -> Override high DPI scaling behaviour -> System (Enhanced) or just System. That usually fixes the issue

I had a GTX 560 and when i played videogames the temp went up to 120ºC ...

You can unlink the temperature limit from the power limit in MSI Afterburner.

Just Subbed. Thanks for all the tips and info. Much appreciated.

This is very reassuring thank you. I managed to get a 3080, and was a bit concerned when the fans cranked up when playing at 4K. Good to know that it won’t die 😀

Jay: this is a 480p panel Me: *laughs in 8K*

Lmao love the "nice" at 69°. Thanks phil

love the A-10 Warthog background, got one as my lock screen

I loved the this video even tho it seems useless at a first glance, it's very interesting in term of what GPUs can handle when to feel worried about a gpu overheat and such. i'm just glad i watched this.

Me watching this video: "laughs in radeon 5700xt blower type"

Insane how I just started questioning my 5700xt and then I see this video the next day.. I feel like I'm in The Truman Show.

You should re-visit overclocking with AMD Adrenaline 2020 software, they fixed a lot of bugs and the fan curve actually works now.. would be good to see a overclocking guide

Not only was this informative, but it was really fun. Thanks

"Make sure you watch my other five videos so you can follow this one." I felt that so hard I hit the subscribe button. You're doing the lord's work. lmao

When I overclocked my brain it stttòopppped

Nice job Jay thanks for showing this.

Great video Jay. Thank you for this.

I need to watch this because my gpu got to 92° yesterday 😂

Let me guess it will throttle to eternity and Jay will be surprised how much it can endure before shutting down.

You can keep CTRL held when you dial in a bad clock in afterburner that stops it from applying your preset OC at windows startup. A very little-known tip

I was waiting for the “nice” the second he said the temperature. Good job Phil.

"ive got this thing overclocked" clock speed 300Mhz hahaha cheers man :D great vid

When I read the title my first thought was oh god why? Followed by an immediate click because obviously I need to know.

This video was scary watching those temps climb!! i've never seen it that high!

You can press control upon logging into windows to bypass applying afterburner settings, don't have to go into safe mode. (At least thats what it says when you hover over the icon)

1:47 *sad intel noises*

I love how when jayz said "shut down" in the intro, the monitor turned itself off

" You are not going to break it unless you do something really stupid like I just did..." Gotta love Jay

Awesome! This is the kind of content I subscribed for.

Since the 10 series, Nvidia cards have been super efficient with heat and energy usage. My old 980Ti was like a heat blower at 100% usage and even on idle it wouldn't clock back as low as 139Mhz like my 1080 does which then maxes out at 70c if on stock settings and 100% fan but it can easily run on 60% fan speed with no throttling at all. I do find stock fan curve it will start to hit 80c and throttle back though especially in summer.

Redid the thermal paste on my laptop and I'm so glad I did. Didn't even use top of the line paste. Used the best paste I could get from BestBuy. It made such a big difference in temps on my CPU and GPU. GPU stays in the mid 60s and CPU stays in the low 80s when gaming even with the GPU being overclocked. Basically made a 15 degree difference on the CPU and a 10 degree difference on the GPU.

educational and crazy at the same time. love it

Damn that video popped in my recommandations when i realised that one fan on my rx580 (hitting 90C constantly on load) was faulty since i bought it (6 months) and i wondered if that would kill it, Jayz & Phil videos are so informative and always popped at the right time... cheers. (still RMA'd the card tho)