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Topic: BFL 50 Temp (Read 1140 times)
[...] but how you affort to run it???
Maybe "someone else" is paying for electricity...
Yep, still living at home. Grandparents pay for electricity. I used to have two desktops in my room, put one of them away, electricity use-wise, they shouldn't notice a difference.
Thanks for the input.
I was actually wrong, it running 85 degrees Celsius. I thought the temp in MultiMiner was Fahrenheit. So based on that, a little hot then?
Yes that is a little hot for them...my Singles used to run around 60 Celsius. I know when they were cooler they ran faster too!
Do you think removing the case would make a difference?
I was actually wrong, it running 85 degrees Celsius. I thought the temp in MultiMiner was Fahrenheit. So based on that, a little hot then?
Yes that is a little hot for them...my Singles used to run around 60 Celsius. I know when they were cooler they ran faster too!
I was actually wrong, it running 85 degrees Celsius. I thought the temp in MultiMiner was Fahrenheit. So based on that, a little hot then?
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[...] but how you affort to run it???
Maybe "someone else" is paying for electricity...
Yep, still living at home. Grandparents pay for electricity. I used to have two desktops in my room, put one of them away, electricity use-wise, they shouldn't notice a difference.
Thanks for the input.
[...] but how you affort to run it???
Maybe "someone else" is paying for electricity...
Yes that is really low mine when I had them in my house with opened window in March with out temp 10-15c it was 67c the temp of the miner(stock fans)
so its low but how you affort to run it???
so its low but how you affort to run it???
If that is Fahrenheit then that's 29 degrees Celsius. It's been a while, but if I remember correct my Singles were doing more like 64 degrees Celsius, so I would say: that's low.
Looking to know what the normal operating temp should be on a BFL50? Right now its pushing 84 degrees Fahrenheit. Normal or high?
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