EXTREME CPU Cooler Test | Water + Air Coolers Vs. GAS FURNACE! 

This was pretty complicated video to do but I am pretty pleased with the reactions :D If you have other good ideas for extreme product tests please let us know :D

Very professional termal paste application, just the right amount lol

Emulating the heat generation of newest Intel processors done right

I love the mindset you guys have, reminds me of myth busters. “Let’s see if this experiment makes things break. No? OK then, let’s see what it DOES take to break them! “

When overclocking goes too far...

Pretty cut and dry here why the coolers failed. Not enough rgb.

Beyond the press - where one set of safety glasses is not enough!....loving the look Anni!

So my propane-powered computer is not a good idea, then?

It looks like the best thermal solution is to use a cheap arse heatsink and let a crazy Fin bolt a random extra fan over the top... You should start your own shop of ghetto coolers!

But can it run Crysis ?

Is this simulating cooling an overclocked 9980XE?

Water temp was too high, causing the plastic to melt, destroying the seal and causing the leak

these videos are getting better and better.

that's the pump :D centrifugal pump :D that part you shoved your screwdriver into :D

You should try make a ridiculous water cooler with car or truck radiator and a cpu water block attached to the 10mm aluminium plate over hot furnace and see how well it does

One of these days Lauri will make a liquid nitrogen cooled gaming rig

I don't watch every day, but I'm in awe of how your videos are still awesome and cool. You two and your shenanigans make me so happy!

Oh come on guys.... you are so late, the Pentium 4 has been out of production for 10 years. :)

This is all kinds of stupid. Destruction for the sake of destruction. No logical reason at all to do it. I love it! More please.

"Holy shit, it's doing pretty well!" 2 seconds later it falls into a fiery abyss.

was the pump from the water cooler running during the test? it may not because it hat its own connection. I think you may repeat this with a running pump.

"thermal paste application was good" cracked me up 😂

chernobyl scientists develop new reactor cooling mechanism 1986 colorized

When did this become Linus Tech Tips on crack

Great content and idea guys!👍🏼

I love anni's response "I hear some sounds". Great channel from you both

I like that you started with the most intresting one!

You could try it on Finland snow dump site

Fun idea: redo with one plate per cooler and test until the plate melts.

This is completely ludicrous and I love it.

This is absolutely amazing. I love how brilliant you guys are. I always wonder how you come up with some of your ideas.

The most technical video I ever saw! Nice tools, nice explanation. People lives was changed after this!

"Uh oh, its on fire🔥" Great opener😂😂😂

The part you were asking about in the Corsair water cooler was the pump.

In strange way this reminds me of an Arctic cold blast in American upper Midwest and Canada about 20 years ago where all the portable propane heaters across several states were rented and setup on roofs to keep the buildings' air conditioning systems from freezing. Even though it was below zero outside, the air conditioning units where still needed to keep the buildings' data centers cold from all the heat produced by all the servers.

Great video, very interesting! Would love to see more of these kinds of tests.

Great job guys very fun to watch!

Both of my desktop computers have heatpipe type CPU coolers. I think they are very efficient and super quiet as I can use a slow rotation fan and still achieve excellent cooling properties. Your experiment was fun to watch.. *FULL THUMBS UP!*

Thank you! CPU coolers are good for lots of things - COB grow lights for example. But you've introduced me to some new styles. They look fabulous!

I'm amazed that that fan at the end kept running for as long as it did.

The suspense in any HPC or BTP video is not the result of the experiment but guessing when Lauri is going to say "Don't breathe that."

Hey beyond the press Lauri and Anni! I am slightly disappointed you did not use an extreme enough heat source! Ride ride ride!

I don't comment often but i love this guy! This is a channel that never loses quality but instead it becomes better. Other RU-vidrs of this kind soon became stinkies who rely on sponsors and make useless content accordingly just for the income with crappy overreactions and clickbait. This guy here is rock solid with original content and seems to cares about his viewers. I also love ProjectFarm for the same reason,these two RU-vidrs have probably some of the few channels that are for real.

10:40 live footage of my pc

Fun idea! I use that second one you tested (the same model or very similar) to cool a transistor in the power regulator for my electric furnace (wich works really well), haha. Those coolers are really good, if you build power electronics as well - much better than buying coolers from an electronic supplier that cost like 10 times as much.

so happy you finally did this

Corsair aio and cheep in one sentence?! Wtf?

Best cpu cooler test ever!

7:24 Holy shit!!! Sounds!!! I could not have said that better myself, I love you guys for what you do and the knowledge you share

Words you generally don't want to hear: 10:30

Lol nice! Amazing how often the cheap stuff is the best

I think the first one melted due to direct radiant heat from the furnace being absorbed by the black plastic - I think you needed a better thermal shield between the furnace and the cooler fan radiator unit...

Lauri's application of thermal paste brought some unpleasant memories back to Anni

Great video! Thanks for the entertainment both of you.

you guys always come up with super cool stuff. I would love to see more car stuff!! Also something with a welder would be cool

Be careful around that smoke, I imagine it's toxic! Keep safe and keep creating content!

No doubt pc enthusiasts like me will find this video very interesting. Thanks a lot for the test video. By the way, you just made a free promotion for Corsair, they should pay you. I'm astonished how that corsair fan could withstand that insane heat!!!

I really love you two,keep doing what you're doing,you both are amazing,hugs.

The big fan kept going like an absolute champ.

Love the videos, thanks for everything and keep up the good work!! By the way, less does more with thermal paste from what I've been taught.

Lauri looks like a Packers fan.

IT Was the PUMP from the watercooling to circulate the water. is was leaking pretty early in the stage.

do you have any idea how much air psi a cpu radiator can withstand? tia

A great idea :)👍👍

Heat pipes usually contain destiled water or a mixture of destiled water and amoniac. They are very effective at a specific temperature range but outside that (to hot or to cold) they quickly lose in efficiency.

this is the best testing video ive ever seen :) go on with more testing !!!!!! finaly someone is real :)

That Corsair Aio has a pump on one side and my guess is a relief or pressure equalization valve on the other side which is why it was leaking. High power crt's in projector tv's uses a fluid to keep the lenz and crt cool, they have equalization plugs on them as well.

need a re-do, fans need to be pulling cool air and parts need to be protected from excess flame shooting out sides. Fun to watch though! A thermal couple under the heatsink might be neat too

This is a perfect test for the prescott generation

You didn't really give the first two a fair chance. The water cooler was to close to the flames, otherwise it would have lasted far longer. But I was still impressed by how powerful the standard cooler was.

The heat pipes with a fan seemed very durable and effective.

I don't think of testing in this manner as too crazy. I've been chuckling about the hybrid space heater computers and gaming systems for decades.

it was so funny when the aluminium plate melted, the plastic frame of the fan was keeping up so long in the burning hell, before it started to boil :D I was expecting it to melt like ice cream in 2 seconds :D

Also, the coolermaster thermal paste you used for the 2nd and 3rd coolers is some of the worst you can buy. No wonder it evaporated!

Awesome video!

Seeing the copper pipes turn red was fascinating!

Almost half million subscribers 👍🏻

Master cooler, you survived

Holy shit “SOUNDS”

Uh oh, it's on fire... Classic Anni!

The molten part was the pump. It works by moving up and down. Also, I think the pump housing failed because the isolation from the fire wasn't good enough so the convection heat broke the housing and now the inner workings of the pump.

All right,my liquid nitrogen cooled computer is working perfectly.

Can you use animal fat or grease as engine oil

Quel gâchis incroyable ce genre de vidéo ...

for the record, the water pump would have probably kept your cpu temperatures cooler than any of the 3, and the cheap cooler would have made your cpu really hot. the tower cooler is a liquid vapor chamber in the pipes. please upgrade your stock cooler if you intend to over clock or keep noise levels down

so i take it dont use either of these products for amd processors?

5:27 looks like somebody has learned pc building from the verge

The aluminum seemed to get more shiny as it heated up. Could be annealing, but it seemed to reverse after it cooled. Could be a convection/mirage effect, but I think the reflection would ripple in an obvious manner. My guess thermal expansion is smoothing out the surface temporarily.

This is like the old days of Toms Hardware.

The thermal paste is just to bridge the air gaps between the microtexture of the metal surfaces. It has a lower heat transfer coefficient than metal-metal, but higher than metal-air-metal. So more paste is not better. I wonder what would have been the result if you had longer lines on the water cooler. And if they were shielded from the radiant heat of the furnace.

Blowing though heatsink hot air to cool. Nice

what model is that corsair liquid cooler?

5:33 The Verge liked this

0:35 Hello: I'm Bob McKenzie and this is my brother Doug. :-)

It hurts to see two pairs of glasses on Anni's head, The first thought was it doubles in my eyes

How about a thermoelectric cooled one?

That's a better thermal paste job than the Verge!

Finally!! I can Rest in Peace, Because i can see man of sound "Here we~ go" 😇☮️

Can you do Liquid nitrogen cooled CPU overclocking next time ?

What a mess in the end! :) :) :)