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Can your mining rigs do this?
sorry could not help myself.
sorry could not help myself.
Pardon my ignorance, why is the socket mounted so high near the ceiling, and not near the floor?
Why not? Perhaps it is because I have false ceiling in DC3 instead of traditional false (raised) floor. Wires are suspended from the ceiling.
The subfloor is usually used for cool air distribution. How are you managing airflow?
Otherwise.
Usually DC's have PUE of 2.3, would you expect me to follow their example?
Pardon my ignorance, why is the socket mounted so high near the ceiling, and not near the floor?
Why not? Perhaps it is because I have false ceiling in DC3 instead of traditional false (raised) floor. Wires are suspended from the ceiling.
You know that you don't need the crossfire bridge for mining right?
Crossfire hurts your performance when mining. People use dummy plugs because they have no choice. When I had 4x crossfired it was constant problems.
I call BS on this one. It is very hard to believe that this 4x sandwich does 0.4 Ghps per core for more than 1 minute in a row. Maybe with exception of some weird setups with room refrigerated otherwise and even than it is highly doubtful.
Video on youtube or this is a fake.
Vladimir: 
So, are you below or above 38 Ghash/s now? (Last time you said you were below ArtForz's 38 Gh/s)
So, are you below or above 38 Ghash/s now? (Last time you said you were below ArtForz's 38 Gh/s)Way above that... though I understand that ArtForz keeps all of it for himself (and probably has more Ghps by now) while significant part of my capacity is contracted out.
BTW your image did not work for me inline
but works if copied into browser... Had a bunch of those too recently....why not 5970's? couldn't get the volume?
well.. I've bough about 70-80% of all 5970's sold in UK (new and used) in Jan-Apr 2011. And it is not that many... have to use surrogates now...
engineer time costs and minimum time increments?
I suppose most standard support ops expected to be free and if we are talking about "extra mile" kind of work, like remote hands, custom sysadmin work on behalf of the customer etc... it is not really something that most professional users are too worried about. For all I care, it could be up to 50-100$ an hour in 15 minute increments, or slightly higher depending on location and type of hosting. It is not uncommon for biz clients to pay their own sysadmins up to 100$/hour or more and they should not be too worried about this, particularly considering that when one has a proficient sysadmin involved need of such service almost never arises.
I suppose most standard support ops expected to be free and if we are talking about "extra mile" kind of work, like remote hands, custom sysadmin work on behalf of the customer etc... it is not really something that most professional users are too worried about. For all I care, it could be up to 50-100$ an hour in 15 minute increments, or slightly higher depending on location and type of hosting. It is not uncommon for biz clients to pay their own sysadmins up to 100$/hour or more and they should not be too worried about this, particularly considering that when one has a proficient sysadmin involved need of such service almost never arises.
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