Lmao ya 🤣

Does that mean you are a certified clown?

@@barfdragon582 lunus

@@slippinjimmy1558 tuk tip

kinky

I know this is a joke but actually dell is like does it thermally shutdown (like turn off) so like not far off

"As long as it doesn't explode, nobody can complain."

@@DawidDoesTechStuff Gigabyte used to say that....

@ well you wouldn’t be going fast

@@WillFuI Just add an option to have this specific heatsink included for an additional $45, and make the motherboard and mounting system proprietary so that you can't mount the motherboard easily in another case and the heatsink screw directly into the chassis.

Different bios, maybe ? 8)))

CPU: "Not hot enough!".

Hot spots can be even higher but I guess the silicon is actually thin enough to transfer heat away fast enough. Holy shit 120 degrees C though. That's wild when older Cpu's would spontaneously fail at that temp. ohhh TJ max was the setting ? wtf

freaking trueee

I know right, what the hell? 😂 On a serious note though, as someone mentioned it was most likely due to the BIOS update.

They already do just as case fans.

nope. promise.

You must be new around here.

His metaphors keep are what keep me coming back for more

@@NightShadow4467 actually not too new,i just apparently like the tech content and the funny expressions that come with them,i think i am fairly new though,subbed for about a month now i used to be a fairly active commenter on videos,but since i started caring about school and my future now,i have mostly let go of the activity

gotta give microsoft props for just going to them to cool the xrectangle

Delta: "MOOOORRREE POWER!!!"

I have 4 92mm pwm Delta fans in my HP Proliant ML350 G6 server turned gaming machine. When the system isnt under a heavy load they are whisper quiet but if I run Aidia64 and they ramp up to full speed that's when the fun begins

@@choppings54 It's honestly not that bad just using the computer and even long gaming sessions you can barely hear it at all

@@choppings54 under normal use and gaming the fans don't really ramp up much. Only when I do a few cinibench or adia64 does the Xeon x5675 get warm enough to have the fans go to full speed. Under normal use the CPU sometimes hits 40c and under gaming maybe 45-48c so the fans don't go past 30-35% speeds and they are whisper quiet at those speeds

Classic NZXT and their preference for causing fires for the user

even if all you're doing is chekka da emails.

@@mattparker9726 burninating the country side

Plus: "Let's enclose the VRM heatsinks in metal boxs to hide them from any airflow!"

Haha!! Yeah, NZXT does like things hot don't they?

sorry but it’s not happening if you’re stuck at 4.8 ghz 👀

@@barfdragon582 5.1 GHz at 115°C

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@barfdragon582 you didn't watch the video did you?

@@R_.709 115c is the problem

I mean that's all the newer Intel's are, handpicked chips that can deal with the high clocks

@@xPandamon I suppose but not all will be rated for 115C operation at 5.1

Well...if i can get to the bios in laptop is epic itself and we can't talking about oc features or even this possibility itself 😂 well new tech is not always better😐

Combination render and espresso machine for those late nights.

Might I suggest LTT's boiling liquid cooler review?

Would it get the coveted "better than DELL"?

They've got the same cooler from their own dells.

@@startedtech Not with the Delta gaffer taped to it they dont.

@@freedomseekr Well, I'd say thats a given.

Steve's already a huge fan of NZXT, this would go down a storm!

As apposed to the motherboard trying to cook the CPU at 118C

at least its a sketchy cheap old motherboard then yeah it got a diode to prevent Voltage going back to the header and yeah its Voltage edit: by old i mean like Pentium 4 era or older or something like that

hey it's not atleast it's not a taliban suicide bomber now that would be rather pithetic

@@raven4k998 with how hot its running, i almost expect it to explode, or at least melt

@@pandaking6247 oh common it's called thermal throttling mind you I don't know what that is cause my computer parts never get that hot but still it's just thermal throttling to keep itself alive

Eggs start denaturing around 50'C. Cooking eggs is trivial, it will just take longer.

My old laptop hit 108°C opening Skype once, for some reason it didn't shut down like it normally does. HP laptops for ya

Jesus dude! Lmao XD

i9-10900K(inky)

This CPU likes to be burned too

I sometimes even freak out when my cpu hit over 70 😅

@@zylixvexis9777 i havwe a laptop cpu so i really don't have to worry my gpu hits like 80c and you freak out when your cpu hits 70, damn

Lol, you people need to get a life. Intel all cpu's are rated at 100 or so. I seen mine hitting 100c on prime 95 during OC stability testing. I have old i7 3770k. Running on 4.7ghz for many years. I mean it has exactly same performance since day I OC it. Its litteraly undestructable running for more than 7 years and been running on 4.7ghz for almost 3 years or so, these cpu's designed to last decades.

@@kigasdj2 i have never heard of a cpu failing due to overuse cpu's are basically meant to work for decades

@@gigago2529 tells this to top commenter who gets hart attack when cpu reaches 70c

I have the B650E version of this board and the fan curves and temperature settings out of the box will kill your system very quickly.

same

@Groobs Well, me and my friend are have retard level IQ about PC's, but we're going to check his BIOS setting anyways in a few days. He bought NZXT parts and assembled himself, using NZXT website as the build guide.To make things worse, this is his first DIY PC.This are his parts. MB: NZXT N7 Z590 CPU: i9-10900k GPU: EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 UG PSU:EVGA Supernova 850W Gold Cooler:NZXT Kraken X73 (fan top mounted) Case:NZXT H710i (I tried to stop him using low airflow cases, but he won't listen) We're too focused checking on the hardware side (swap psu's/thermal paste/cpu cooler/case fans/checking the connections and wires etc) , but never even thought of checking the BIOS except for enabling XMP. Hope BIOS setting was the cause. I felt sorry this happened on his first DIY PC.

@Groobs I tried my best to stop him from going full NZXT but failed. Ambient room are around 25C to 30C, Cpu's idle temp around 35C~45C When gaming, the clocks ranges from 4ghz~5ghz, but abruptly clocks down to 3.8~3.7Ghz when reaching 70C onwards, don't know if that's normal or not. I tested his Kraken X73 on my PC and my god, it's good (compared to my air cooler, a cooler master MA612).

It's not duck tape, it's duct tape.

@@AmolPandits Duck tape is a brand of duct tape up here in Canada.