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10 - S1 Antminers
2 - S2 Antminers
Decided not to buy PCI-E cables and glad the connectors for 14 AWG was available to screw in the cables. 1 PSU powers 2 ANTs easily.
Roswell case with Dell PSU powering both S1
Front of Roswell case. Have 5 of them going to fit into a server rack with 2 - S2 in the
2 - S2 Antminers
Decided not to buy PCI-E cables and glad the connectors for 14 AWG was available to screw in the cables. 1 PSU powers 2 ANTs easily.
Roswell case with Dell PSU powering both S1
Front of Roswell case. Have 5 of them going to fit into a server rack with 2 - S2 in the
Nice job!
latest addition to the gallery...
Spondoolies SP10 Dawson 1.4THs x 2 - princeps & linguaefelis
Full gallery here: http://imgur.com/a/mRbMZ#ZZd203T
Say HASH!!
QG
Spondoolies SP10 Dawson 1.4THs x 2 - princeps & linguaefelis
Full gallery here: http://imgur.com/a/mRbMZ#ZZd203T
Say HASH!!
QG
Never leave your ethernet cables like that.
My jupiter setup. It's the asicboards and fans upside down with ultra Kaze fans left over from GPU mining rigs placed on the top. Gets around 1320 Ghash per second with a 1% Hardware error rate, and around 1350 watts used at the wall. One dead die, and November boards. Chips are running around 85-90 degrees celsius, and boards are around 60 celsius. I think I could squeeze another 50-100ish ghash out of this system if I reapplied a better thermal paste to to the corsair fans. Weekend project, I guess?
You are hashing so high!
Whats your ambient?
It creates a coil like that, and inductive currents can blow both ends. I mean the miner controller + the rooter.
Wow, rly ? U think there is enough inductive current to blow something ? What u think how long cable needs to be ? And do u have some actual proof that did happen to somebody ?
Only asking coz i do internet networks setup, left cables like that if they are to long many times .
You get like 12V / 1A from induction when hanging a huge coil below a 10000V landline.
So yeah, the odds that a meteorite would crash into your home is probably higher than you blowing anything out because of induced electrical currents.
Yeah that is what i thought so
. I know in theory it can happen but, i mean that like 10m of UTP cable cant do no harm. You have no idea how a thunder can screw you by inductive fields.
Happened to my shop last year, all cameras, printers and fax, usb sides on pcs got blown by a thunder hit a mile away.
I dont care if you dont do your research, it is your equipment do as you wish.
ps. Micro, you are an expert in network setups, huh? Do you have some actual proof?
How about a panoramic?
damn i have an asic 'boner' crosses legs
how much is all that (braces self may 'swoon')
I really love that rack. Well organised, clean etc. I really hope one day I would have one like that too!
Every time I look at it I like it more.
Went all "Franken-Jupiter" with my 6 module November. Running at 1.47 TH/S at 1400W. You can also see my Bitfury gear. 2 rigs run at 760 GH/S and use 750W. Have 5 S1's and 2 Dragons that are housed in my office.
6 module running at 1.47Th/s ?
Is that a Padrino firmware?
I though hashfast shipped with casing, did you remove them?
yes, the HashFast Sierra came in a heavy metal 4u case. but have retrieved the boards outs to hash individually. See Destructicon of LARRY - http://imgur.com/a/94wo7
QG
Very beautiful water cooling.
All set up and running. And yes, the backlight of 8 have burned out so far.
If you look close you'll see 24 S1's on each side.
If you look close you'll see 24 S1's on each side.
I cant help falling in love with it...
just reorganinzed 150 Ghash/sec of cobbled together over time gear into a nice little woodworking project.
3 NFY NF1
1 BPMC BF1
2 KLN K16
2 OSM DIY0
1 Mboard w/ (presently) 3 cards; with 4 planned additional hcard minis each with 8 asics (2 rev.1 ßitfury, 2 rev.2 ßitfury)
after all additions ill be sitting at ~240Ghash/sec
nice
Someone said they wanted to see the back of our cabinets so here we go:
Cisco 48 port switch in the middle of the rack with cable management to the left and two 30 amp 208v single phase PDUs to the right. The PDUs are switched so we have them networked to be able to reboot any PSU from anywhere in the world. All network cabling is labeled and corresponds to the ant it goes to.
Cisco 48 port switch in the middle of the rack with cable management to the left and two 30 amp 208v single phase PDUs to the right. The PDUs are switched so we have them networked to be able to reboot any PSU from anywhere in the world. All network cabling is labeled and corresponds to the ant it goes to.
Clean job.
5Mh/s @ 1800-1850W 220V
1000/1250W PSU Nexus/Seasonic
2x 7990, 3x 280x undervolted underclocked
everyday pc also for gaming 4670K with oc...
needs better case.
3x280x @ 2,1Mh/s undervolted underclocked, 780W whole pc max.
Nice setup.