So can I fit two of the technobits in these?
yes, the SHASH ones, for the 24GHs you wouold need differend hole alignment on bottom and an angled usb connector to connect.
Topic: Custom Case Design for Bitfury SHASH Miners// and Burnin FURY Miners (Read 4994 times)
February 13, 2014, 09:45:21 AM
yes, the SHASH ones, for the 24GHs you wouold need differend hole alignment on bottom and an angled usb connector to connect.
February 12, 2014, 10:06:11 PM
So can I fit two of the technobits in these?
December 06, 2013, 05:05:00 PM
still available
November 25, 2013, 03:39:32 PM
still some left, grab them now before its too late!
November 05, 2013, 04:52:22 PM
still available
October 27, 2013, 04:43:02 PM
Please note that everything can be paid in BTC, as this led to confusion for a few people here.
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October 22, 2013, 03:29:44 PM
still available
October 13, 2013, 10:10:03 AM
New Pricing:
Bare Case with rubber feets + shipping in Europe: 76EUR
Case with full mounting equipment + FAN + shipping in Europe: 85EUR
Calculatd Shipping is 20EUR, better pricing is possible if you live nearer to Austria.
Case can also be used für burnins Bitfury Miners I think, but you would need to make the right mounting holes.
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Foofighter
Bare Case with rubber feets + shipping in Europe: 76EUR
Case with full mounting equipment + FAN + shipping in Europe: 85EUR
Calculatd Shipping is 20EUR, better pricing is possible if you live nearer to Austria.
Case can also be used für burnins Bitfury Miners I think, but you would need to make the right mounting holes.
cheers
Foofighter
October 11, 2013, 01:44:27 PM
As mentioned before, I have 8 Cases to sell: 2 Silver ones (Alu) and 6 Black ones.
I will charge 90EUR for each case including shipping inside of Europe. (BTC accepted of course)
1 case contains all necessary mounting materials + 1 front Fan.
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Foofighter
I will charge 90EUR for each case including shipping inside of Europe. (BTC accepted of course)
1 case contains all necessary mounting materials + 1 front Fan.
cheers
Foofighter
Received mine today, looks brilliant. Many thanks:)
intron
October 09, 2013, 04:13:01 PM
The case still reads "Bitfury Miner Powered by S-Hash" when it should clearly be "S-Hash Miner Powered by Bitfury".
S-Hash is the brand and Bitfury ASICS are "powering" it.
Just sayin'.
S-Hash is the brand and Bitfury ASICS are "powering" it.
Just sayin'.
October 09, 2013, 04:05:05 PM
As mentioned before, I have 8 Cases to sell: 2 Silver ones (Alu) and 6 Black ones.
I will charge 90EUR for each case including shipping inside of Europe. (BTC accepted of course)
1 case contains all necessary mounting materials + 1 front Fan.
cheers
Foofighter
I will charge 90EUR for each case including shipping inside of Europe. (BTC accepted of course)
1 case contains all necessary mounting materials + 1 front Fan.
cheers
Foofighter
October 09, 2013, 03:19:54 AM
very sleek design, Foo.
how much are they cost?
how much are they cost?
October 09, 2013, 02:52:20 AM
Wouldnt it be possible to mount one high output 120mm fan where the front fan is and mount 3 boards within that range and still move the heat? - as said.. its like 40w per board.. should be possible?
I mean, you need to expand the case a little.. but might be worth it in density?
Love the work though, really slick
I mean, you need to expand the case a little.. but might be worth it in density?
Love the work though, really slick
sure would it be possible.
But I dont have the time to make a new design.
My intention was that I thought the Shash could be pushed much further then 40GH and the heatoutput would increase a lot.
October 09, 2013, 02:46:58 AM
Foofighter and what pricing for this case?
I have 8 cases to sell, I will calculate prices this evening.
October 09, 2013, 02:13:21 AM
Wouldnt it be possible to mount one high output 120mm fan where the front fan is and mount 3 boards within that range and still move the heat? - as said.. its like 40w per board.. should be possible?
I mean, you need to expand the case a little.. but might be worth it in density?
Love the work though, really slick
I mean, you need to expand the case a little.. but might be worth it in density?
Love the work though, really slick
October 08, 2013, 11:40:56 PM
The cases look great. Good work
October 08, 2013, 10:07:02 PM
Thats a work of art
October 08, 2013, 03:41:56 PM
Foofighter and what pricing for this case?
October 08, 2013, 01:54:54 PM
more pics available now as I have a moment of time:
October 02, 2013, 04:30:25 PM
I don't see the value of the perpendicular fans. BFL used them and it reeks of "I don't know what to do so lets strap on more fans".
A single "end" fan should be sufficient. If it isn't use two either "back to back" or one on either end in a push/pull configuration. If you still need improved cooling changing the spacing of the boards and designing a plastic "air shroud" so the airflow is forced across the fins (and not around it) should work fine.
Take a look at some rackmount server designs. The CPU "coolers" are simply heatsinks with no fans. The fans at the front of the chassis force airflow across the heat sinks and out the back of the chassis. If you don't have any boards to work with you could use some power resistors sized to produce an equivalent heat load for prototyping.
A single "end" fan should be sufficient. If it isn't use two either "back to back" or one on either end in a push/pull configuration. If you still need improved cooling changing the spacing of the boards and designing a plastic "air shroud" so the airflow is forced across the fins (and not around it) should work fine.
Take a look at some rackmount server designs. The CPU "coolers" are simply heatsinks with no fans. The fans at the front of the chassis force airflow across the heat sinks and out the back of the chassis. If you don't have any boards to work with you could use some power resistors sized to produce an equivalent heat load for prototyping.
October 02, 2013, 04:24:22 PM
Finally I got the cases, but I had no time for further examination so far.
cheers
Foofighter
cheers
Foofighter
September 20, 2013, 08:38:01 AM
Shouldn't the case read "S-HASH MINER powered by BITFURY"?
September 20, 2013, 06:00:43 AM
A small heat sink and a single fan in front should be plenty. The Bitfury chips don't create a lot of heat.
yeah, but this is a small enclosed case have to test this
Best for cooling is if you can force the air through a channel in only one direction. For example something like an airflow pipe.
Also reduce the unused space between, to increase the airflow.
Check out Serverhardware its the same principle, most common problem is the loudness of such designs.
Youre design is nice to look at.
September 12, 2013, 10:50:40 AM
I like your design
But It'll be expensive.
I'll come out with not so fancy , but cheaper desighn.
I can still produce this if you want
But It'll be expensive.
I'll come out with not so fancy , but cheaper desighn.
I can still produce this if you want
September 08, 2013, 04:12:35 PM
Of course, test it. But you're looking at maybe 40 watts, tops. It's not going to take much air movement to cool it.
September 08, 2013, 04:02:48 PM
A small heat sink and a single fan in front should be plenty. The Bitfury chips don't create a lot of heat.
yeah, but this is a small enclosed case have to test this
September 08, 2013, 04:00:32 PM
A small heat sink and a single fan in front should be plenty. The Bitfury chips don't create a lot of heat.
September 08, 2013, 01:28:38 PM
Hey guys,
this Case design was made in close contact with intron and cscape the devs of the most Bitfury based Boards.
The Basic idea is to house 1-2 hash cards and cool them accordingly, we are not yet sure if the cooling is perfect but will test this soon when case protos arrive.
As the Shash cards can be OCed a lot and the purpose of the Shash cards was primarily to provide some standalone Miners we decided it doesnt make sense in the first place to make a bigger Case for more Cards, but this could still be a possibility.
Please note: Iam not sure if that many Fans are needed, this is just for OC testing, maybe just a front Fan and bigger Heatsinks are sufficient. If its ok to use a smaler Heatsink the Case could also be smaller accordingly
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Shash Solo/duo Case
Features:
#space for up to 3 - 92mm Fans
#one addtional 60mm Fan can be mounted when using only 1 SHash board
#safely transportable
#stackable
#Basic dimensions bxhxt =124x114x202mm
Pictures:
3D pictures
Manufaturer pictures:
Finished and assambled case pictures:
################################################################################################################################################
this Case design was made in close contact with intron and cscape the devs of the most Bitfury based Boards.
The Basic idea is to house 1-2 hash cards and cool them accordingly, we are not yet sure if the cooling is perfect but will test this soon when case protos arrive.
As the Shash cards can be OCed a lot and the purpose of the Shash cards was primarily to provide some standalone Miners we decided it doesnt make sense in the first place to make a bigger Case for more Cards, but this could still be a possibility.
Please note: Iam not sure if that many Fans are needed, this is just for OC testing, maybe just a front Fan and bigger Heatsinks are sufficient. If its ok to use a smaler Heatsink the Case could also be smaller accordingly
################################################################################################################################################
Shash Solo/duo Case
Features:
#space for up to 3 - 92mm Fans
#one addtional 60mm Fan can be mounted when using only 1 SHash board
#safely transportable
#stackable
#Basic dimensions bxhxt =124x114x202mm
Pictures:
3D pictures
Manufaturer pictures:
Finished and assambled case pictures:
################################################################################################################################################
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