Short answer: No

Slightly less short answer: The Gridseed 5-chips used to be worth it for pure Scrypt mining a few months ago, but not for dual mining SHA and Scrypt, and DEFINITELY not worth it now with all the Scrypt coins being innundated with much higher speed ASICs and much lower profitability per MHs.

Yup

Roughly 2.4TH on the SHA side and 2.66MH Scrypt.

Updated my setup a bit:

11x Antminer S1's
5x Drillbit 8-Boards
3x Drillbit Thumbs
14x Antminer U2's
9x Antminer U1's
1x RedFury
1x Bi*Fury
36x BlockErupters
Scrypt GPU Rig (4x MSI TFIII 7950's)

...and I'm assuming the username refers to the aftermath of yours foes after acquiring Quad-Damage... Cheers!

Believe it or not, those are just a bunch of plastic motherboard standoffs stacked and screwed together.  Great for adjustable height... not so great if you want something super stable.... but hey, They Work^TM
You can get a big bag of 100 for $12:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007Q84FR8/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B007Q84FR8&linkCode=as2&tag=jedislair-20&linkId=7OYZ5NGCMCWV74P7

I also used some rubber grommets just to make them more stable on the glass desk.  Grommets I've found are great for standoffs or as a make-shift gasket between Scythe fans and Antminer S1's (you can't place secondary fans flat on the S1 without some type of gasket to raise it a bit because the fan will hit raised screws).
A box of grommets of various sizes go for $7:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003NRF052/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003NRF052&linkCode=as2&tag=jedislair-20&linkId=TP5CACHWD5ZBCW2C

I mounted the CoolerMasters onto fan mounts meant for home theater equipment cabinet use:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009CNR0I6/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B009CNR0I6&linkCode=as2&tag=jedislair-20&linkId=RLUYTN26LBDFYJEI

The Fan Controller I use is the KingWin FourChannel FPX-001 which currently goes for $18:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DP9WRZY/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00DP9WRZY&linkCode=as2&tag=jedislair-20&linkId=42C6QPV5PFOLXT4D

I also use a molex to DC/AC adapter for the KingWin and fans which goes for $19:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002TJNDU4/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B002TJNDU4&linkCode=as2&tag=jedislair-20&linkId=3WP7I5W66MUHCWPU

  

If I'm not mistaken, that's the three-eyed raven from Game of Thrones... I think he's trying to encourage better mining temps by invoking the GOT "Winter is Coming" technique...

Thanks, unfortunately they have a high pitched whine at full speed.  I usually keep them at about 3/4 power which has the best balance between noise and airflow.

Looks like the symbol/logo from Quake to me.

The main mining room is in a detached large garage with 6 inch ducted intake of outside ambient air using a 530CFM inline fan:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005XNNYMU/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B005XNNYMU&linkCode=as2&tag=jedislair-20&linkId=NF4UYTVCZHA7P3CU



Hot air exhausts through a box fan raised on an old dog kennel near the room's door to the main garage space.

The desktop USB miners are cooled using white LED Coolermaster JetFlo 120 fans using a desktop fan controller.

The Drillbit boards also use JetFlo 120's.

There's also a vornado fan blowing on the ASICMiner BlockErupter 49port USB hub.

The GPU ScryptMiner just uses a large box fan.

I have various temp/humidity sensors setup in the Mining a Room and in the main garage space as well as security cameras so I can monitor temp/humidity and cameras from my ipad or phone. Doors are touchpad locked with remote unlock capability.

I have a mix of 120v/20a and 230v/30a power distributed in the garage which is on a separate electric meter than my house and has a separate commercial/agricultural electricity rate/bill (much much cheaper than the household rates).

I use HP Server PSUs with Gigampz Adapters and Klondike_bar's PCI-E cables powering most of the S1's (except for two powered by a Seasonic 1200w Platinum). You can find out more about the Gigampz here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=622783.0

They've gone from Suck to Blow?

Ludicrous Speed!!!

If you look closely, those fans are facing with the airflow up and out. You can tell by seeing the crossbars that connect the fan motor to the housing which is usually on the outlet side.

So those are probably second fans with the factory default fans on the bottom.  They are situated the "right way".

Actually, you're describing "Break Even".

There's always a Return on Investment.  But it can either be Positive Return (Profit), Negative Return (Loss), or Break Even (make back what you invested).

That said, I think you also missed something else here... I believe Lightfoot was being sarcastic. 

Depends on how much you like/know Spaceballs.  Obviously you're not a fan.

Unless it's the one with that half naked photoshopped girl in front of the miners... Because then that would be ok too...

Re-arranged some of my miners...

Beat me to it.

Thanks again for your amazing cases...

Would love to see that setup when done...

Don't MSI 7950's and Sapphires exhaust out the back (through the bracket vents)?  If so, aren't the box fans on the wrong side of the the rigs?  Essentially it looks like you're blowing back into the exhausts.

Unless those box fans are facing the other way and you're actually pulling the hot air away... hard to tell.

Curious about your power setup:

1. Do you have the two PSU's on different breakers/fuse circuits? Same phase? They can't be on the same 15 or 20amp circuit can they?

2. You said you have three GPUs per PSU but risers on only one?  Shouldn't you be matching the 3 GPUs with same 3 connected risers to each PSU? Ideally the risers and boards should each be on the same rail of each PSU or it could cause some issues for any board that would end up being connected to two different rails or worse two separate PSUs. Assuming you don't have it setup this way, are your pigtails on the risers getting warm?