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I wonder if anyone has tried underground mining to cool their miners in the form of a basement and ground-coupled heat exchanger which cools down the basement? Or would that be insufficient cooling?
As far as OP's question goes, I would wager liquid cooling to be the quietest method for cooling your mining rig. But then again if you have an entire room of miners, I am not sure how exactly that would differ from fan cooling. You would still need a source of cool air/liquid in both cases, I imagine. Perhaps combined with an more efficient way to channel the electricity through a minimal energy loss system. I don't suppose anyone mines with superconductors
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As far as OP's question goes, I would wager liquid cooling to be the quietest method for cooling your mining rig. But then again if you have an entire room of miners, I am not sure how exactly that would differ from fan cooling. You would still need a source of cool air/liquid in both cases, I imagine. Perhaps combined with an more efficient way to channel the electricity through a minimal energy loss system. I don't suppose anyone mines with superconductors
?It's super easy - heat water (TAP water or anything that needs heating all year long).
Swimming pool? Not a problem, we have done it.
Paweł
FlameIT - Immersion Cooling
Re: Is it Inexpensive When We Maintain Mining Machines in UAE?
FlameIT - Immersion Cooling can help you keep You machines cool.
Re: 200amp panel trying too fill with asics to keep garage warm...
Looking for the L7s Bitcoin asic and any others potentially available that are producing a profit . . I'm not paying outrageous reseller prices I have 50k to spend an don't mind waiting to get direct from manufacturer.
My electrical costs are locked in at 0.042/c per k/wh for the next 2 years so I might as well take advantage of the 200amp panel sitting in my garage not doing anything. Drop a post if ya got something for sale. Post here prior to contacting me.
Much Thanks!
My electrical costs are locked in at 0.042/c per k/wh for the next 2 years so I might as well take advantage of the 200amp panel sitting in my garage not doing anything. Drop a post if ya got something for sale. Post here prior to contacting me.
Much Thanks!
If you are looking for solution to recover heat and reuse it in different places of your garage/house, lower miners power usage and get rid of noise try our Immersion Cooling solutions.
We provide tailor made solutions for Immersion:
If you have any question just PM me.
Paweł. FlameIT
How would an ASIC miner fail if the cooling does not work?
Ignoring risks from cables and connectors overheating, which seems to be the main fire risk.
So assuming an ASIC hash board has access to plenty of 12v DC power and the cables are over-engineered and all software safety mechanisms fail:
How hot will it get before it stops drawing power?
Or will it melt itself and cause a short circuit?
Ignoring risks from cables and connectors overheating, which seems to be the main fire risk.
So assuming an ASIC hash board has access to plenty of 12v DC power and the cables are over-engineered and all software safety mechanisms fail:
How hot will it get before it stops drawing power?
Or will it melt itself and cause a short circuit?
Thank God we have Immersion Cooling liquid
Check how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBgkyj-ILFk
If You have any questions or looking for solutions just PM me.
Paweł, FlameIT
How would an ASIC miner fail if the cooling does not work?
Ignoring risks from cables and connectors overheating, which seems to be the main fire risk.
So assuming an ASIC hash board has access to plenty of 12v DC power and the cables are over-engineered and all software safety mechanisms fail:
How hot will it get before it stops drawing power?
Or will it melt itself and cause a short circuit?
Ignoring risks from cables and connectors overheating, which seems to be the main fire risk.
So assuming an ASIC hash board has access to plenty of 12v DC power and the cables are over-engineered and all software safety mechanisms fail:
How hot will it get before it stops drawing power?
Or will it melt itself and cause a short circuit?
Let me tell You my expirience I had 4 years ago when I started my journy with company: FlameIT - Immersion Cooling. Movie on main page is S9 the story is about
I have manage to buy Antminer S9 at super low price. I have paid less then PSU was worth alone (really nice Dell 2kW server PSU). That was gold hit
Anyway S9 was already not profitable at that time. The story is. I have built my first immmersion coolling tank, put S9 inside and started my experiments. Everything was working fine, I was nicely heating water (summer) for my house + I had to open one radiator in basement to dissipate extra heat. Then I have closed that radiator and left house for a weekend forgetting to open it again
After I was back, my water was 75 oC hot and temperature measured on board was 90. Thankfully, S9 shutted down itself after going above 90oC. Thanks to immersion nothing wrong happend AT ALL to the device or house
The tank and water were just a bit hot How other miners look in our best available synthetic fluid? Check that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBgkyj-ILFk
Cheers! Paweł 'felixd' Wojciechowski, FlameIT
I plan to build out immersion system for an Antminer S17+, how do we deal with the fans inside the PSU?
This is a question about the three small fans inside the PSU housing, which are two wire.
It sounds like the PSU must recognize that the fans are consuming voltage for the PSU to power on properly.
Any experience is greatly appreciated.
This is a question about the three small fans inside the PSU housing, which are two wire.
It sounds like the PSU must recognize that the fans are consuming voltage for the PSU to power on properly.
Any experience is greatly appreciated.
Hey, we are FlameIT - Liquid Immersion Cooling company based in Poland.
You can check our web page for information about our liquid/pumps.
https://flameit.io Liquid Immersion Cooling solution/ cooling for crypto miners/server - there are links to our socials, You can check on FB/Instagram what we are doing (but those are not all of our products).
IF you still have problems with PSU You can contact me directly via WhatsApp. I will try to help.
BR, Paweł.