Anyone know when / if batch 2 of the C1s is coming coming out?
Not decided yet
Topic: ANTMINER C1 Discussion and Support Thread - page 88. (Read 129130 times)
Not decided yet
Anyone know when / if batch 2 of the C1s is coming coming out?
I used ground water cooling. Water force:0.1Mpa, September run to now.
Noob, if you use well water, dont do direct heat exchanging. You will fuck up your waterblock and contaminate the water vein.Do it right and do non direct heat exchanging. You can keep your waterblook alot longer with proper coolant too.
however, you could see some calcium or lime scaling of the C1 heatsinks over a long period of time - though it would likely take 6+ months to build up noticably.
what temperature is the inlet/outlet, and do you use the hot water created for useful purpose, or just soaking back into the ground?
I used ground water cooling. Water force:0.1Mpa, September run to now.
Very Nice setup
drool. Where did you get the S3 kit from? from www.syscooling.com
I used ground water cooling. Water force:0.1Mpa, September run to now.
:shakehead
Noob, if you use well water, dont do direct heat exchanging. You will fuck up your waterblock and contaminate the water vein.
Do it right and do non direct heat exchanging. You can keep your waterblook alot longer with proper coolant too.
Run three consecutive months, No problem, As long as no copper, Only plastic and aluminum, is ok
RMA email for syscooling is [email protected].
I used ground water cooling. Water force:0.1Mpa, September run to now.
:shakehead
Noob, if you use well water, dont do direct heat exchanging. You will fuck up your waterblock and contaminate the water vein.
Do it right and do non direct heat exchanging. You can keep your waterblook alot longer with proper coolant too.
I used ground water cooling. Water force:0.1Mpa, September run to now.
Very Nice setup
drool. Where did you get the S3 kit from?
I used ground water cooling. Water force:0.1Mpa, September run to now.
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Mr Hjelc's setup is really phenomenal.
My best guess is that he is using a big water reservoir and a strong submersible pump.
So, while mining he is also supplying his building with hot water.
25 degrees on the miner means the water that is circlulating is input to the system at close to freezing temperatures.
Regardless, very impressive. Mr Hjelc, due to such high concentration of power and chance of sudden steep rise in temp in case of possible failure of the cooling system I would hope you have taken all necessary safety precautions.
My best guess is that he is using a big water reservoir and a strong submersible pump.
So, while mining he is also supplying his building with hot water.
25 degrees on the miner means the water that is circlulating is input to the system at close to freezing temperatures.
Regardless, very impressive. Mr Hjelc, due to such high concentration of power and chance of sudden steep rise in temp in case of possible failure of the cooling system I would hope you have taken all necessary safety precautions.
From the look of the hose (which I'm assuming of course is the input) to the top middle stack C1, it looks like it's pretty cold. Possibly condensation, or just dirt from the floor ... 
Though we shouldn't assume ...
Though we shouldn't assume ...
8 units in series? How is that possible without the water being extremely hot by the time it reaches the last few units - what is your outlet temperature?
more importantly - what pump and radiator are you using to achieve this, and is it water or a specialized coolant?
I sent an e-mail [email protected] Thursday. No reply so far.
Thanks Yoshi and Josh for help and quick response.
@Syscooling I sent about a second pump failure in email please get back to me.
@Syscooling I sent about a second pump failure in email please get back to me.
@SYSCOOLING
What is included in the s3 cooling kit on your website? 850 seems a lot unless miners come with it
What is included in the s3 cooling kit on your website? 850 seems a lot unless miners come with it
S3 modified water cooling,
are those the syscooling kits advertsed for $850.00? what was included? hopefully miners at that price.
S3 modified water cooling,
Nice!!! Where did you get the S3 Water cooling kits from?
Hjelc you got a very nice setup!!! any more pictures? pls!
Thought I would report a successful custom water cooling setup for two c1's. I used some parts I had lying around from some of my old watercooled PC's.
1 D5 Pump with EK Pump Top
1 560mm Rad GTX560
8 140mm Fans in push-pull
Both C1's in series (refer photo and some screen grabs of the temps which are remarkably even across the two units)
Currently both are overclocked to 262.5 with the default voltage.
http://s29.postimg.org/yaj021rfr/ant_c1_1_2_wc.jpg
http://s30.postimg.org/sm1b5gki9/ant_c1_1_2.jpg
1 D5 Pump with EK Pump Top
1 560mm Rad GTX560
8 140mm Fans in push-pull
Both C1's in series (refer photo and some screen grabs of the temps which are remarkably even across the two units)
Currently both are overclocked to 262.5 with the default voltage.
http://s29.postimg.org/yaj021rfr/ant_c1_1_2_wc.jpg
http://s30.postimg.org/sm1b5gki9/ant_c1_1_2.jpg
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