I'll have updated pic tomorrow of all 11.
Which tomorrow?
Well, since you asked, this tomorrow.
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Which tomorrow?
Well, since you asked, this tomorrow.
I'll have updated pic tomorrow of all 11.
Which tomorrow?
The link alone would probably have been better suited. 
OnT: Those are some sweet rigs here and on the other site.
OnT: Those are some sweet rigs here and on the other site.
Is a personal opinion, I would like the thread is not filled with photos of products and things that are not our FPGAs.
Nice hubs. I wonder if they make a 10 port version of the hub in that pic. Next time I need a hub I'll give you a try. I just bought a 10 port hub from some dude on ebay for around $8 but I'd rather support a fellow bitcoiner.
Good luck with your business.
One suggestion though, you may not want to post in this thread next time as I think the mods would consider this as advertising.
Good luck with your business.
One suggestion though, you may not want to post in this thread next time as I think the mods would consider this as advertising.
This is awesome. Great idea to start this, rupy.
We posted some great photos of X6500 based rigs in the FPGA Mining Gallery.
We posted some great photos of X6500 based rigs in the FPGA Mining Gallery.
Thanks for the info. I intend to build a similar tower of FPGA power.
what fans are you using with those. i dont think they are included? i ordered 2 bfl's about a week ago
The fans are included. I'll have updated pic tomorrow of all 11.
Seven BFL singles staying cool.
what fans are you using with those. i dont think they are included? i ordered 2 bfl's about a week ago
Not much of a rig, just a little Icarus tower and some 600rpm fans.
120mm or 140mm fans?
Not much of a rig, just a little Icarus tower and some 600rpm fans.
temporary case but you get the idea
(as seen in the bitcoin syndicate threads)
(as seen in the bitcoin syndicate threads)
That's a pretty sweet setup. Very clean install.
Are those ztex boards?
Are you running at full speed with passive cooling?
I'd ideally like to run passively albeit with X6500s.
Are you running at full speed with passive cooling?
I'd ideally like to run passively albeit with X6500s.
Yes, 1x3 and 4x3N, and it's not completely passive. You see that knob/sill under the edge of the windowboard, that's an outside air inlet. So I have air blowing onto the heatsinks.
They are running at 3x216 and 2x208.
I use a D510MO with SSD and PicoPSU as computer, so my whole digital setup is completely silent!
I think that without the active cooling they might run at maybe 3x208 and 2x200 instead, but the wear/lifetime would be very different.
We'll see how they run during the summer (if the balcony door or a window is open, there's no airflow) and if there is a problem I'll add some kind of active cooling.
Nice new gen mining rigs.
Beautiful.
14x Ztex - pushing 3GH
If that works with ztex boards, it should work with the x6500 rev3 (which has heatsink mounting holes) equally well.
With the rev2 it might be a bit tricky to mount those heavy heatsinks, and the thermal resistance of thermal adhesive is usually higher than that of thermal grease.
With the rev2 it might be a bit tricky to mount those heavy heatsinks, and the thermal resistance of thermal adhesive is usually higher than that of thermal grease.
Looks awesome, giga!
I'll figure out how I'm going to cool 20 x6500s and post back here later
I'll figure out how I'm going to cool 20 x6500s and post back here later
watching
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