i thought the S3's shut down if they reached 80 degrees celcius ?
anyone tested this since i see alot of talk about fire hazards.
also could get a tellstick and some kind of nexa unit and turn off the power if the temperature inside the room reaches X degrees
anyone tested this since i see alot of talk about fire hazards.
also could get a tellstick and some kind of nexa unit and turn off the power if the temperature inside the room reaches X degrees
If they shut down - what is the point of mining? Sure, the A/C will cool down the air eventually and ASICs will run again at some point. In this case the best option would be the chilled air flowing directly to the S3s and PSUs. Enclosing such heat makes it a hot air electric oven unless your A/C is more powerful than the S3s and PSUs combined (you can also think about throwing the PSUs outside the cold area if you don't care about cooling them).