nice neat look
advice do not use the ac it is costly
blowing air out a window is key
can you put 2 of these in your garage?
use them for exhaust.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Master-Flow-1600-CFM-Power-Gable-Mount-Attic-Fan-EGV6/205924917
next msi afterburner is your friend.
so do you use it and set tdp to 70%
zec settings
tdp 70%
core 100+
mem -100
fan 75% manual
the above are pretty good for 1070's
you can drop to 60% even 50% hash rate will drop but it will help with temps.
Topic: First 24 gpu setup (Read 426 times)
Hey guys!
Pretty new to mining, but I felt confident enough to expand my first 6 gpu setup (sitting on top of the rack) to a 24 gpu setup and wanted to share my work in progress:
http://imgur.com/YlV2oHI
http://imgur.com/a/3QOGz
http://imgur.com/rVRUp7l
http://imgur.com/kOKjYFv
I decided to mine eth/zec with 24 gtx 1070 on 4 z170a mobos due to the fact that all the rx cards are either sold out or ridiculously over priced. I can share more information for those interested.
Some things I learned:
1) the heat generated from a 6 gpu rig is manageable inside a bedroom
2) the heat generated from a 24 gpu rig is not manageable inside a bedroom
3) can not pull more than 15A from the wall socket
My next steps include:
1) move the unit to the garage to create a better intake/exhaust system; or
2) move the unit into a small outdoor shed
3) electrical work
Any advice with the electrical work (or anything else)? I know each rig (holding 6 gpus) pulls around 7-7.5A and 700-850W, so I figured it be smarter to have a dedicated breaker for this project.
Also, how do you guys remotely monitor/manage your rigs? I wanted to use simplemining.net but it looks like it's not available for gtx cards.
Thanks!!
Pretty new to mining, but I felt confident enough to expand my first 6 gpu setup (sitting on top of the rack) to a 24 gpu setup and wanted to share my work in progress:
http://imgur.com/YlV2oHI
http://imgur.com/a/3QOGz
http://imgur.com/rVRUp7l
http://imgur.com/kOKjYFv
I decided to mine eth/zec with 24 gtx 1070 on 4 z170a mobos due to the fact that all the rx cards are either sold out or ridiculously over priced. I can share more information for those interested.
Some things I learned:
1) the heat generated from a 6 gpu rig is manageable inside a bedroom
2) the heat generated from a 24 gpu rig is not manageable inside a bedroom
3) can not pull more than 15A from the wall socket
My next steps include:
1) move the unit to the garage to create a better intake/exhaust system; or
2) move the unit into a small outdoor shed
3) electrical work
Any advice with the electrical work (or anything else)? I know each rig (holding 6 gpus) pulls around 7-7.5A and 700-850W, so I figured it be smarter to have a dedicated breaker for this project.
Also, how do you guys remotely monitor/manage your rigs? I wanted to use simplemining.net but it looks like it's not available for gtx cards.
Thanks!!
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