Tech Abraham Lincoln joined the chat

This guy did well in his screen test interview

Ain't no way you actually got the Abraham Lincoln to present this short!

Hi new guy, good luck at LTT !

Damn, Alex has grown up so fast

New character unlocked!

omg its Abraham Lincoln

I already like him. He has a nice voice and seems very comfortable in front of the camera 👍

ohhh new guy I've never seen him before, hope you have fun at lmg and love to see more of you 🤨 and I think I'll go for an aio in my first PC build

I instantly like the new guy. Hope there will be new videos with him. His outfit reminds me of lindybeige, which is a compliment.

I usually let my wallet choose

More of this new guy! I love his energy

Ltt hired Abraham Lincoln

Oh I think this is the first time we've actually seen Harrison on screen (unless I'm wrong... lol). Great video presence

Well... Considering this is the first time I've seen this host, he has some skills! Very engaging. Welcome to the LTT family

I like this guy. I want to see more of him in the future :)

This new guy seems like he will be a great host in future videos :)

Me before video : air cooling yes Me after watching it : AIR COOLING AIR COOLING AIR COOLING AIR COOLING

Tech Lincoln!

Interesting, and the new face seems cool

I always recommend air coolers unless you absolutely hate the look of a tower in your case. Pumps can be noisy, and are a big point of failure. An air cooler with 2 fans only have the fans as points of failure, and if one does, you're not stuck waiting for an RMA on a pump to start playing again.

Okay, this guy won me over I give him his LTT seal of approval 👍

Fan cooling still looks the best for me. I love the steampunk vibe of the huge fan and multiple heat sinks.

That was the prefect ending statement, "So you can focus on listening to your game or your tunes, not to the fans." Hopefully this Short means LTT is focusing on doing a full length video comparison between air coolers, AIOs, and custom water cooling setups.

I like this dude a lot. He looks like Abe Lincoln from Clone High but he has the energy of Gandhi from Clone High.

The video: is about CPU coolers Everybody: proceeds to talk only about the new guy

Can confirm that my tower cooler has been quiet since the day i got it. My temps are down and even gaming in higher resolutions i have never heard it. Fans have just kind of evolved where they don't sound like a jet engine firing up and any noise they do make is only vaguely audible if the pc is by your head and they are spinning at 100% all the time.

Good voice. Good presence onscreen. We got a keeper.

Get this man a top hat and he can run the whole country let alone this channel

Why is Abraham Lincoln talking to me about computers

Air cooler gang. They're cheap and have a cool industrial look to them. Don't need anything else. Also welcome new guy.

New guy has such positive energy!

He should be on more LTT videos 🙂

Why am I getting Bill Nye vibes?

Go with an air cooler. You don't change coolent on an AIO but you don't have to worry about failures with air coolers. I've had so many AIO cooler pumps die and I have no clue why people keep recommending them considering the failure rate I build and fix computers for a living. Not being able to get your finger in a gap shouldn't be a reason to not go with a component

Hello Canadian Lincon.

Is it just me or does he feel like a combination of Linus and Anthony? He's got a bit of Linus' craziness mixed with Anthony's more mellow vibes.

I like this new guy. Good luck man! Hope we see more videos from you

I always suggest air cooling for those who know nothing other than pressing the on button.

Hello there new guy. Good luck at LMG. You look very confident

Thumbs up for the new host he did a badass job

Worth mentioning that air coolers are all but silent at idle, whereas you'd always hear the pump on water. At high load I'm wearing headphones anyway.

This is my favorite LTT guy

Dont fire this guy he did good

I built my first PC 2 weeks ago and went with an air cooler but considered upgrading to an AIO in the future. Pretty happy with it rn tho and the multiple points of failure in an AIO definitely convinced me I went with the right decision for now~ Thanks!

I love that ltt can release a video 'proving' air coolers can be just as effective, then releasing a short a few months later saying the opposite. Though I do love me the Lincoln hire.

nice short, well explained. hope to see more like this one and from the new guy

very generous of him!!!

Bro looks like someone drew petersripol from memory Jokes aside welcome new guy

Love that guy.

Why is a time travelling grandpa telling me about modern computers

why no liquid nitrogen?

An equally important question is the case. An open case like the Phanteks P500A runs much cooler and quieter than a sealed case that claims to be quiet. I use the Artic Liquid Freezer II 360, and my system runs at 51C under full load with the slowest fan settings. (Ryzen 5900x, 64 GB ram, 3080TI FE) It measures in at a barely audible 36db right next to it. The loudest part is the coil whine off the GPU.

“A house divided against itself shall not build a PC”

I have air cooling, and it works perfect for me. The fans are quiet, and it keeps the hardware cool

New guy catches linus's personality extremely well, i like his work

i love my noctua NH-D15. it sits at idle with my heavily overclocked Ryzen 5 5600x. usually don't see temps above 50c running at 600-800rpm fan speed. before with a 280mm AIO with some good 140mm fans the fans where spinning at around 1000rpm to achieve the same amount of cooling and the amount of noise of the water pump became annoying real fast

This was actually a very helpful explanation

I only had to see one water cooling leak while working on computers for others to know I'll ALWAYS stick to air cooling.

This guy is awesome! Hope there’s gonna be more of him in future videos

I've been waiting 15 years for water cooling that doesn't sludge up!

the first one, where AIO's prevent install or removal of other components vs air cooling, is more of a "what do you do first" type of problem.

IDK who you are, but this presentation was amazing.

New Guys doing good. Welcome to KZfaq.

This guy looks like what would happen if you locked Abraham Lincoln in a computer store for to long.

Looks like LTT has a new hire.

Hi I like the positive vibes so wanted to say I love your voice. Keep it up

New host cool also he does seem nice so I’d give him more screen time!

This guy has a very clear and pleasant voice, and he clearly annunciates. He will make a good video host. He also looks a little more mature and will bring in a new demographic.

I instantly said "huh, I like this guy, whats his channel name?" LTT you did well, good luck new guy!

I like this guy, he presents everything nice and simply

So much info in the Short. Respect 🗿👍

Scrolling through the comments I've discovered at least one thing; we like him, we want more of him!

Love tech Lincoln! Welcome 🤗

They got Abraham Lincoln to do this video...

How is this guy NOT in more videos?

When it comes down to compact cooling solutions air cooling really tends to fail but for things like overclocking air coolers have some great options.

People forget that most PCs don't need anything more than air cooling. It's only those that push their system that get any real benefit from the more expensive and maintenance heavy cooling options

my pc: ready to take off

High end aircoolers like the NH D15 are also usually quiter than aios since the Fans usually turn at similiar speeds but there are no pump noises. Another added Benefit for mostly overclocking is that many aircoolers by Design get airflow over the vcore vrm coolers if mounted blowing towards the back. Thats mostly relevant for ocd mid range CPUs on cheap boards since for high end stuff you usually dont use air coolers or cheap boards for ocing. Another thing to consider is that when testing overclocks or pbo settings for amd aios and custom loops will initially be showing much cooler temps than what you can expect since the liquid needs to heat up first. So its generally a longer testing process. If anyone reading this wonders why im basically only talking about overclocking its because if youre just running Stock you can just use the Stock cooler and be fine temp wise.

Welcome Lincoln, enjoyed your first video ❤

Had to do a double take to make sure this is really LTT and not some random channel from tiktok

Abe Lincoln you've returned and you got rid of that hat you've got my vote

Thanks for the tips Abe!

All-in-ones are always great options

A high-end aircooler like the Noctua NHD-15 can set you back over 100 bucks. Meanwhile there are AIOs like Arctic's Liquid Freezer III which cost significantly less and perform on par or even better. Custom loops are totally dependent on the choice of components and even one wrong choice can kill your system, like a cheap block where the O-ring seal wasn't working properly. Or bad fittings. A decent aircooler for 30-40 bucks is the best option for most, as they're the cheapest and pose the least risks, but you can expect them to run louder under heavy loads.

Very good host. Being this good just the first day... And the Lincoln looks are a plus.

I like him. Sounds professional 🤓

"AIO offer the advantage of no tiny spaces to remove other components" GPU: fine, I'll do it myself

Cooling is the one aspect where I say „fk it, give me the best, price dont matter“

Lol good timing I just got a Corsair aio for Christmas

Dont let this guy go to a play, we want more of him

"air coolers are usually cheaper than water coolers" (Grabs the only air cooler more expensive than the Corsair water cooler he was just holding)

Those lifts really make a difference Linus

Get this guy in more videos

Linus energy. Still need more dry Dan in the long form videos though.

I like this guy. Welcome!

I got two Faulty AIO from MSI that failed due to internal sediment build up.I moved to one of the Bequiet Air coolers and it works better than they ever did.

great video keep em coming re do some stuff I love it

I switched from wanting an aio in every build to not using them at all anymore, especially if i build systems for friends or customers. Just too many points of failure that non tech savy people might not know how to deal with or even realize that something is wrong. The next time i use liquid cooling in a system will be when i can finally find the courage to do a custom loop for my own system.