wow ok he still hasn't learned his lesson about stupid janky water cooling setups, especially entire room ones.
Sure but that would need a large amount of space versus just using passive radiators made out of metal. Back in the ancient times when people wanted to DIY completly passive system they'd just use large rainwater barrels, with the sheer amount of water and surface area of the barrel making active heat exchange superfluous.
Apparently they unplugged the pump when working on another video and they used shitty hard tube instead of EPDM so it deformed and came out of the fitting.
Amazing lol. Will have to watch this train wreck later. You know for someone who purports to hate e-waste, he is an extremely wasteful person.
Yep, I'm MATI
And it was frankly probably intentional. He's not here to show how to do it right, he's here to make content, so fucking up makes content. I doubt they planned for any particular failure scenario, rather that on the question of "what's the worst that can happen if we don't plan this out" the answer is "we get to film more videos about it". So they just wing it and see what happens. It either dies gloriously, or lives forever as the new lord of jank.
Next time just have Belle Delphine squirt on it or something.
The issue is as always that he dosen't have the right people for the job and instead of paying premium for a custom solution he tacks on his retard crew on to a finished product to jank it up. Remember that Linus hires inexperinced first year college drop outs to be engineers. So it's the blind leading the blind an automation/controls systems engineer could a robust system 2 days tops. A custom system for something like this wouldn't be very expensive since you don't need industrial grade stuff. A Siemens Logo, a couple of modules, cheapo sensors hook it up with scada with WinCC and presto you got a nifty system.
LTT is current year Top Gear for PCMR zoomers, yet is somehow even worse than current year Top Gear.
My personal animosity on working with Siemens software aside, I whole heartily agree. One doesn't even have to go all the way to industrial hardware. Linus has to have hired someone who can program a Raspberry Pi or even an Arduino. Just DIN mount them, and walk through how to handle multiple analogue inputs and a web server. Throw the code up on github so tweens can gawk at it. Hell, run the pump on a VFD to save energy when temps are low rather than blasting it full speed at all times. Would be some good TECH TIPS to save energy on your project while making it more reliable and adding real time feedback and alarming.
I wonder if he even has a smoke detector down there.
Lol im the other way around anything that isn't TIA portal gives me a headache. The Germans didn't win the war but the conquered Europe in other ways.
The USB thing blew a 25A fuse when they said it was rated at 10, then immediately blew another fuse and they just glossed over it. Something is wrong with the power.
