Thanks for the info.
Here are the heatsinks I used.
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Cooling-kit-72pcs-For-Bitcoin-Miner-Antminer-ASIC-180GH-s-DIY-Aluminum-Heatsink-Cooler-Reduce-About/1661008735.html
The thermal tape on these isn't bad. The heatsinks do get super hot so its working. They use 3M and Sony tape.
I wonder if this would work on my rack. Pair two furys together, back to back. Then place them parallel with the rack and put a fans on either side. One blowing one sucking. Maybe would have to close the sides or something to make a air channel. I think the PSU shouldn't be on the rack. It producing way too much heat because its a zero fan, even at high load the an doesn't spin much.
Here are the heatsinks I used.
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Cooling-kit-72pcs-For-Bitcoin-Miner-Antminer-ASIC-180GH-s-DIY-Aluminum-Heatsink-Cooler-Reduce-About/1661008735.html
The thermal tape on these isn't bad. The heatsinks do get super hot so its working. They use 3M and Sony tape.
I wonder if this would work on my rack. Pair two furys together, back to back. Then place them parallel with the rack and put a fans on either side. One blowing one sucking. Maybe would have to close the sides or something to make a air channel. I think the PSU shouldn't be on the rack. It producing way too much heat because its a zero fan, even at high load the an doesn't spin much.
If you're really feeling adventurous you could relocate the power connector to the other end of the board so that all the cables are connected to one end. Reducing clutter, and allowing for a somewhat larger fan to be mounted on the one end to blow air through both units. Check out post 596 on page 30. Sorry the pics are so big, took them with my phone and it creates huge pics. One of these days I'll resize them.
Yeah was thinking about that to go with the 3" hole and extra 80mm fan.
The 40mm fans work great but now my office sounds like a server room.
Starting to think oil is the way to go...