I made the deal of a lifetime 

nothing can keep boris down

*"so you are saying it has 14 Lada power"*

And make blyns. :D

i was like # 666

@@Narutojinjuriken Not blini. He had shaslik cooking over it in this video.

ITS HIM, DAWID

this video is subtly sponsored by fractal design

IT'S THE MAN, THE LEGEND HIMSELF

LinoooOOOOOOOOOODE

i like your vids David

What is his main job?

@@ariesleo7396 A programmer of some variety, I think? Maybe a freelancer?

"Not your main job" this aged well

@@Robin_Goodfellow Or maybe drafted into the cyka blyat liberating Ukraine ?

Yes

VADIM BLYAT

Is Boris

He is still trying but soon he is gonna realize his time has ended i loved boris and his videos so sad that people forgot about him

He is back when we needed him the most

Love his new intro

Very true

Amen

except when he makes lazy tank videos for money because it's end of month and he is hungry

THE Boris is bacc

Except that poor VRM is cooled by tiny little aluminium heatsinks...

Bro that shit was the size of a fucking car battery

Lots of meat on there.

Well..... It was in a smol box.

Love him too, whats the story with him not making things or per other comments, he has another job or something? I'm about a year behind in his vids (tldr, life reasons), so not sure what has been happening for him.

Agreed!

I'm not interested in tech, cooking or travel vlogs. Still watch all Boris videos. Amazing man truly.

Have you been watching his other channel?

Have you been outside lately?

@FJS According to Boris, his unusual accent is from moving all over his area of the world, which is why his accent is literally all over the map.

Yes

Yeah thats really nice

Boris did say he'd be back here from time to time as he uploads on his other channel.

I think he said he would still occasionally but yeah, this video was great! Also, nice Door/Dorn quote.

Yess! Also, Palpatine quote? XD

Worried about you Boris, how are you?

He dosent live in russia tho

🥺

@@henrischmidt7786 oh my bad then :skull:

boris is most likely an estonian citizen so no need to worry, he should be fine

That GPU Heatsink could be called the Wish Granter for how big it is

ze monolit

@@pointblank2890 more like first CNPP Sarcophagus

Exactly. Cards are so expensive nowadays that prebuilts are the way to go

@@buttnuttz6119 graphics card prices are down a lot tho. a 3060 is now actually 400

This would have been completely fixable. He ruined completely fine pre-built.

@@GHZZZ1 parempi se silti noin on kun jossain saatanan pienessä designerkopassa :D

@@olutukko2681 Ei se ollut se pointti. Noille on luonnollisesti oma kohderyhmänsä. En vaan nähny tollasessa räpeltämisessä mitään järkee jos lähtee tuollaista ostamaan. Liikaa tahnaa ja laitto tilalle tuulettimen joka kirjaimellisesti on yhtä äänekäs. Kyllä tuossa kotelossa ilma kiertää ja tollasesta saa täysin käyttökelposen jos tietää mitä tekee. Siel on vaan edellinen omistaja kussu jotain asetuksia eikä auta asiaan jos seuraavakin on yhtä tunari. :D Olis ostanu alunperinkin jonkun toisen.

his drawings are appalling even he acknowledges it but that doesn't matter

@@ChapuleTaylor Nah, he's DRASTICALLY improved since he started a few months ago. But I'm more impressed that there's constant movement and colorful backgrounds, compared to most storytime animators that stand in front of a blank white space with about 4-5 poses.

@@purplebatdragon I'm sorry, but let's be honest here, it's still shit, but he is improving

@@ChapuleTaylor Nah, it's got charm.

@@Cr4z3d alright so it is shit, but a charming shit no less

Also the psu, the aids prebuilt uses an sff or non standard psu and he put what i think is a white corsair

@@Cr0frog I mean he still has to buy the occasional air spray when there’s dust on his specs,

@@Bruhmoment42O but you would have to do that with any computer anyway, that's not part of the conversion

I would have gotten a microATX or even an ITX case like the NZXT H210 that can fit a standard ATX PSU, because of the ITX motherboard that came with the prebuilt, but then when I saw the massive GPU heatsink, I realized he definitely needed a standard ATX case. He could have still gotten a decent case for 70 euro, and he could have save another 40 euro if he instead bought a very large beefy dual tower heatsink that are known to perform nearly as well as a 360mm aio liquid CPU cooler, like Scythe, Thermalright, Deepcool🤗

He did do a good job, but that GPU heatsink is the most jank i have seen yet XD

Maybe we are finally ready for Boris Tech Tips.

proprietary gigabyte card maybe?

ITX cases are great, when you have someone that knows what they're doing instead of Gigabyte build the pc to go in it.

@@D3Vlicious I never knew I needed Boris Tech Tips but I absolutely do.

@@thynnus2422 he is a programmer for stalins sake

I know right?? Like the 35c at idle is kinda silly cool, thing is just a bit above ambient, for a pc part.

You could add another fan on that motherfu.... Giving it a push pull setup

I'm just kinda worried about other gpu components, like VRM and RAM, they have only small radiators and might overheat without much airflow.

@@MarioPL989 there are thermal pads around the part of the cooler that is applied directly to the gpu, so i think they are cooled by the same heatsink

@@MarioPL989 They are all cooled from this big ass heatsink, so unless there are memory modules on the backside of the PCB, this is actually much better than most if not all aftermarket solutions .

Arctic freeze water cooler (which gamer nexus recommended) and a good case (shop a bit) can be had under $300 maybe even $250 for both parts. Still cheap considering the parts going to be in it that cost over $1000. You might as well throw abit more to make it last for your usage as invest a bit more.

@@gerogyzurkov2259 I bought my pc 5 years ago, is a good case that expensive now?? i bought mine for 45€ and it was one of the best available at the time.

it was the deal of the century

@@jordicl4325 Depends. Midrange starts at 60 already. Abd ita questionable if you have proper Airflow in it. The most bought one, the 4000d Corsair one averages around 108 euros, on sale below 90.

@@gerogyzurkov2259 I wouldn't have even put an AIO on there honestly. cooling performance per dollar is just better with air cooling, and it looks like he had the room for it around the CPU.

Just solved the energy crisis!

@@Wha2les electric heaters makers should drop all the technologies they use and just ship their units with an array of unlocked microprocessors.

It's not even close. The 11950H is a mobile processor that has a TDP of 45W at best. The 12900K can go right up to *250W* of power draw *sustained* ... indefinitely. It's insane.

He's all grown up 🥲

Yes. He’s a big boy, now 🥹. Though I *_DO_* hope you get a more spacious apartment, before either Babushka or Artyom passes away. So you don’t have to give him *_AWAY._*

Its just a cat

@@idie4dyes shut up

@@idie4dyes just? Its artyom for blin’s sake

Here as well? Where else

@@dennisbakker5262 He has another gaming channel he uploads to. He made it back when he said he was done with the channel due to RU-vids crap.

@@grimshand579 on yt?

same here

Right? I have a PC that was custom built for me by a friend and I so appreciate learning more.

@@nordoceltic7225 but you actually can make a perfectly fine mini itx build with sff case. The manufacturers are just shit at designing a system.

Dunno, modern CPUs are all basically designed to use all cooling headroom available, Ryzen 5000 series for example regularly runs above 80c and there's no issues Granted I'm fine with a noctua cooler tho with My 5800x and never get above 78c lol

@@kaikart123 This is accurate. I did notice something: the fans need to be rotated, or at least their connections on the board. That top fan should always be spinning, and the GPU can be passively cooled this way until it meets threshold to activate the secondary (smaller=nosier) fan. This unit could very well have been assembled by a new, poorly trained or inexperienced worker who didn't understand the fan setup, especially since many quarantines were ending around that time. If your test procedure is simply to observe both fans spin, it would kinda make sense. Furthermore, I don't know whether this slipped past QC on Gigabyte's end, or if the previous owner tried to do something to it and mistakenly swapped connectors and thought he broke something. Does anyone know of other Model S' sounding like this? Personally, I use a 19.5 liter case for my sffpc; it's running 36C on air cooling at idle currently. It also has a single 140mm case fan, set on a curve, and I've never heard it sound anything like that arse of an Aorus. That's got to be set up wrong. The question then becomes was it an isolated mistake, or a massive oversight? I just can't imagine a company loosing that abomination on gamers and being proud of it, assuming it's all deliberate and with those numbers. Sure, in the back of my mind I wonder if the Gigabyte product team got too hung up on "get everything fitted in 14 liters"; so much so, that they designed it and themselves into a corner with a thermogenic monolith for a final product. Still, for the sake of fairness, I hope Gigabyte issues a product notice of some sort to hopefully clear up what happened and whether more units are affected. Either way, I want to see them properly address the issue for the sake of their consumers.

@@DJSekuHusky I am confused as to why they didn't just took NZXT H1 as design inspiration, instead they do a single heatsink for both GPU and CPU, that has to expel 450W thermal energy combined. It's mind boggling to me.

Amen, my now using also a pre-build and about to burn down my house everytime I boot up metro Exodus, so I'm just brought a $15 "colling" fan, BECAUSE FOR SOME FUCKIN REASON THEY DON'T INCLUDE IT IN THE PC BUILD, and I limit to 50 fps max and now it's only top at 71-74 Celsius.

engineering skills? the man transplanted a pc ...

There was a support already in the video

@@TensaZangetsu1200 not enough support

well its not custom if its from the factory like that, so gigabyte must just be crazy

@@Fruggggg you mean aorus

@@Dumify no i meant gigabyte

@@Fruggggg aorus is the gaming brand from gigabyte

@@baoquoc3710 isnt it more just a premium gaming brand? Gigabyte makes non Aorus gaming products too

It may not have fail so bad if it was hooked up to the CPU fan header. SFF and i9/3080 combo is always a bad idea, but at least that's a less bad idea than whatever it came with.

Same here, self built with purposefully big case because I knew I'd be upgrading stuff eventually. It runs like a charm too and I know what I'll need to upgrade next.

also pulling air in from the front will allow more air to pass through the system since the front of the case has more room for air to come through which would make it cooler in the case

Not to mention that heat rises, use physics to your advantage. Draw cold air in the front, it will heat up and rise out of the rear and back

@@madkills10 only really applicable in passive cooling, as soon as you introduce active cooling in form of fans, that effect won't play much importance

Yes, turn them arround, and the fan on the GPU is also turned the wrong way

Water tubes should be coming from the bottom to prevent bubbles from going towards the pump.

Shills more likely.

its more that it wasnt built to handle the hardware in it, ive almost never seen those specced out with a 3080, even a full tower can struggle with those

@@nordoceltic7225 its really not shills, the pc is pretty good when its not using a fuckin 3080 and i9 that make a NORMAL pc overheat without watercooling... Most units that got sent out to reviewers were using i5's and 3060 ti's

@@marcusborderlands6177 I only recall of all the pcs of this type the Corsair One, and that was only made in the GTX 10 series AFAIK. An i7 7700K and GTX 1080Ti was the most you could grab, but even then both were having AIO cooler systems attached instead of sharing a huge heat sink like this one.

yes