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Ya he included a thicker bracket for holding the cards than the originals which keeps the cards from falling but still allows them to slide a bit. I used zip ties to keep the cards from sliding.
He contacted me as soon as he saw my pictures for any input. He was disappointed the new design didn't work 100%. The next batch of these cases will have rubber in the clamp and a 3rd screw in the middle Which should eliminate the need for zip ties. Like I said he's a great guy and really wants to make a great product.
Ya he included a thicker bracket for holding the cards than the originals which keeps the cards from falling but still allows them to slide a bit. I used zip ties to keep the cards from sliding.
He contacted me as soon as he saw my pictures for any input. He was disappointed the new design didn't work 100%. The next batch of these cases will have rubber in the clamp and a 3rd screw in the middle Which should eliminate the need for zip ties. Like I said he's a great guy and really wants to make a great product.
Pretty happy with the way these things turned out. I'm still waiting on a new mobo to fill the top rack.
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0446.jpg
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0448.jpg
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0450-1.jpg
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0454.jpg
The cases were built buy a great guy over at hard forum. He's more than happy to make any custom modifications you may need and is constantly improving his design based on customer feed back.
At $120 a pop I couldn't be happier. The only other custom built cases I found like this were $300+. Even the build it yourself guide on this forum runs $100 and takes up an afternoon to build. (and with my build patience would come out lopsided looking like poo lol)
more info @
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1618331
and
http://richchomiczewski.wordpress.com/
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0446.jpg
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0448.jpg
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0450-1.jpg
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j165/Kardonxt/IMAG0454.jpg
The cases were built buy a great guy over at hard forum. He's more than happy to make any custom modifications you may need and is constantly improving his design based on customer feed back.
At $120 a pop I couldn't be happier. The only other custom built cases I found like this were $300+. Even the build it yourself guide on this forum runs $100 and takes up an afternoon to build. (and with my build patience would come out lopsided looking like poo lol)
more info @
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1618331
and
http://richchomiczewski.wordpress.com/
Re: FS: 5x Sapphire Xtream 5830s, 1x Ausu 6870, 1x Ausu 5830, 1x XFX 5830 45btc/sh
I tried sending you a PM but I'm not sure if it went through. Just to clarify you're looking to sell 7 5830s and a 6870 for ~$650?
Would you also take paypal? Ill take them off your hands if so. I don't have the balls to make that large of a btc transaction lol.
Would you also take paypal? Ill take them off your hands if so. I don't have the balls to make that large of a btc transaction lol.
so... am i supposed to just make 5 pointless posts? i've been a member for weeks but hadn't really had anything to say.. now that i do i can't..
guess this is one.
guess this is one.
Yes.
I run 8 of the same sapphire 5830s oced to 950 and with fans at 80% they run at about 90-95 degrees on a hot day in my garage. Except for the cards on the end of the mobo that get fresh air. I run 2 high cfm 120mm fans setting directly on top of the cards and don't even bother with a case. They key is to make sure all of your mining gear is going in a room you can't hear or feel the heat from. 
WOW man turn down the memory CLOCK ...Set that memory down to 500 on the mem. Memory speed and bandwith mean nothing! ...Core speed is where its at! ... I run 2 5970(s) at 900core 500Mem 370-375 each core for me. 80-83C
Good luck
I was already running a 5970 WCed before i heard about bitcoin. It's good for 410-420 per core at 1000 and 60c
Hey [Tycho]
on 3 different machines in 3 locations i keep getting a message.
"www.deepbit.net uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate is only valid for deepbit.net
(Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)"
That's from firefox, but i get a similar message from IE9 and Chrome.
If I Google search the website then click the deepbit.net result instead of using the address bar I don't get the error.
Good job handling the ddos BTW. I switched over from btc guild after being down for days.
on 3 different machines in 3 locations i keep getting a message.
"www.deepbit.net uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate is only valid for deepbit.net
(Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)"
That's from firefox, but i get a similar message from IE9 and Chrome.
If I Google search the website then click the deepbit.net result instead of using the address bar I don't get the error.
Good job handling the ddos BTW. I switched over from btc guild after being down for days.