I Built a PC That Turns Heat Into Electricity

Показать описание

What if your nine thousand gigafart PC's heat was actually useful?

Time Stamps and links below. Thanks Micro Center for providing me max gigfart parts and sponsoring the video!

Time Stamps:

00:00 Intro

00:20 I Built a PC that Runs on FIRE...

02:10 But it was stupid

03:34 What if it was smart tho?

03:52 Shopping for gigafarts at Micro Center

05:00 huge ultimate mega PC build 🤤

06:12 building the thermoelectric harvesting device

08:05 thermodynamics are so cool 🤓

09:00 TESTING THE INVENTION

10:41 What could this be used for?

10:52 Turning the heat into cold air

11:05 Powering ITSELF

11:44 Patent this?

12:24 WALDO AI cheat detection update

The creators referenced in this video are:

Or submit an application here:

Infrastructure/Web Team Application
Analysis Team Application

As always, thanks for watching and God bless you.

Рекомендации по теме

Комментарии

how does he even come up with this stuff? Its so absurd that i wanna keep watching, mans a genius

HarveyHamieExtra

he’s gained too much power, he’s doing the impossible. literally making infinite power

nottoastie

Suggestion: build a steam generator to power a PC, and while you’re gaming, you have to shovel coal into the firebox to prevent the electricity from going out.

ukrainiansturgeon

Those impressions of all the TechTubers was actually spot on lmao

theSHISH

the idea of recycling heat to lower your overall power draw from the wall is a good idea

CaffeinatedFrostbite

I feel like you could use a custom water loop to the gpu and cpu to get more heat directly to those modules over losing heat through the air. Probably would end up being more efficient and more compact since you wouldn't need a box for airflow you could almost just mount it directly to the top of the case

amaterasufe

That's actually super impressive. Heat is easy to produce, thus making it one of the easiest sources of power that one can feed back into an electrical setup.

dreamhollow

love your videos man, you have to be the smartest youtubers ever. Thanks for working so hard on these videos.

julianwestfall

from acog obsessed ash main to electrical major college drop out after 2 years in type knowledge, while being sponsored by one of the biggest computer sales companies in america, you have truly shown alot

nomorebrofist

This is high quality stuff. I wonder what a manufacturer or LTT could do with the same concept

brychaus

please make a episode 2 where you make a 100% viable version w/ real parts and stuff. That would be epic. also I think I know what type of pc I am building lol

elijahturner

I've used Peltier plates a bit in school for an ISS related project to control water temps for growing food in space. We're definitely at the point of the components putting out enough heat that we can recover some energy back into the system.
Haven't looked to see if you've already done this. I think the PSU part might be the most tricky piece of it.
The much more efficient way would also be with a water cooling loop and water blocks instead, not with air and fans. You'd have to build a closed loop water cooling system which you know is a common thing in our computer enthusiast community.
I just found your channel and man I really enjoy your videos!!!

OviWanKenoi