Topic: FrozenCPU looking to start selling ATI cards for miners. (Read 3189 times)

a 7950 board with clock and voltage limits turned off and user closeable heat sink would be a great start if you can do it fairly quickly

but then follow up with a dual 8950 when that series of chips come out!!

What would be good is-

-OEM packaging without all the extra fluff like games codes etc. But I understand this is coming from ATI not the vendors
-Cards with unlocked clocks and voltages. What is the point of water cooling if the clock/mem speed is limited?
-Cards with no heat sinks, and the user can select their cooling system from your stock (and keep decent stock!)
-Cards with dual 7950 chips. I'm more into LTC with GPU mining, and the 7950 seems to be the best performance/$/watt.
-Since you are now the distributor give us awesome pricing

If you could turn the ram speed up way high for LTC (ie 1800mhz instead of 1500mhz) then you could start using more GPU clock too (around 1250 instead of ). Currently with LTC you clock the memory as high as it will go, then start low with the GPU and slowly turn it back up til you find the sweet spot. Usually around standard clock settings- typically 70% of the memory clock. The heat generated typically isn't as bad as BTC mining with higher GPU settings, but turning off the memry clock limit would really unleash some power

Pleeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sell 7970's and 7950's  in

OEM Bulk !

We are actually waiting on a shipment from EK. They are currently making a run of 7950 blocks.

It would be nice to if you actually had ANY waterblocks for 7950's in stock. I've looked about 3 times over the last 4 months and you only have a backplane that is OOS and a bracket. So you've already lost a lot of potential miner watercooling business by not stocking the basics.

Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong area? I'm in the Liquid Cooling --> Water Blocks VGA ATI ---> 7950 and nada useful items for me.

I think the best option would be a watercooled 7950, without the game codes for a cheaper price, and a model with unlocked voltages.

We offer both methods of shipping.

Sorry for the wait. We do offer to install the blocks on the cards already but we are looking into getting cards and having them installed and ready to go.

If you already purchased the card and want the block installed shoot me an email at [email protected]

Please stock a low cost Open Air case solution for 8 GPU's.
Please stock Dummy Plugs
Please stock 7950's for less than 300 each or mabe sell them in a 5 pack and please give lower price NOT free games.
Please stock 7970's for less than 400 eash or mabe sell them in a 5 pack and please give lower price NOT free games.
Please stock 1x to 1x pcie risers
Please stock 1x to 16x pcie risers with and without molex
please stock 8x to 16x pcie risers with and without molex
please stock Add2PSU Multiple Power Supply Adapter
Please stock 1600w psu
Please stock Supermicro RSC-R2UU-3E8G 2U Left Slot Riser Card Havn't tried it yet but looks promising.
Please stock a Motherboard, memory, cpu combo pack just for miners mabe include add2psu or a super huge psu to run 8 GPU's

well thats my list that i can think of for my ideal store.  I'm sure im missing something.

cool

is FrozenCPU sending order via UPSP to Canada or UPS?
I don't mind to wait longer but deal with UPS an do a self-clearing is really pain.
If I don't do it myself UPS will end up charging approx 50% of my order value as there "service fees" in additional to tax.

I would suggest FrozenCPU also stock in some pre-modded 1x to 1x risers and their kin, I don't think LTC mining is going away any time soon from all the new GPU mining threads popping up.  It would be nice to not have to go to ebay to get them with long shipping times.

that's my concern as well, so I bought some 3M 467MP, the seller told me once you stick it you can never expect to take it off........

Not to be a jerk, but what the hell are you talking about?


FrozenCPU specializes in PC mod parts, specifically cooling, and in large part watercooling. They are not a GPU wholesaler, as I've heard the margins are fairly thin on such things, and I imagine it is implied that they would be "getting some cards" new or wholesale, and dropping WC setups on to them for miners.


I wouldn't have brought it up, but your arrogant tone in this thread is rather grating.

Be careful with adhesive attached heatsinks and heat. I had an adhesive backed heatsink fall off a card and drop onto a lower card and roast the lower card due to shorting out connections.

thanks for the reply, the fans I got have 58 CFM, and I got like 50 small pieces of heatsink I have to stick them on VRM and memory.....that will really take a while........

There was no mention that he would be "watercooling them", just that there was a request for watercooling. His interest as stated, was, "I was asking the boss if he would be interested in getting some cards for miners".

The "because" is redundant and useless banter... "because I have gotten alot of email requests for watercooling those cards for mining."

But I digress...

I'll take the XTX cards you are having "difficulties with"... They all work fine for me.

He asked if there was an interest... My obvious answer is no... for waterblocks... but not for the cards.

As for selling multiple cards for $300 each... You are wrong. That is the only price I have ever payed for them. That is what they are worth, before marketing hype, without packaged retail junk, in bulk.

After this month, if I still pay $300, it is a bonus to those who get it. Because the cards will only be worth $250 by then, to me. (Though I am sure a few noobs will still happily pay $1,300-$350 for the cards, as they are selling them for on e-bay.)

The only cards over that price, are waterblocked, or come packed with over $100 worth of games, that are useless to me.

xfx7970s are great for mining...

Gotta kill the RAM-CLOCKS, since RAM isn't used (Not that much, or that fast), which will allow more GPU-CYCLES to be bumped-up...

Also, flip any heat-pipe cards upside down, they will not physically function correctly in a standard PCIe setup. Also PULL air through the fins, don't PUSH it through the fins, which blows the hot air back onto the chip below, that you are trying to cool.

Heat-pipes are marketing hype, when they are not designed correctly, like in those systems. The "Wicks" dry-up and the liquid does not wick up through the HOT pipes, into the HOTTER core, when you blow hot air back onto the core. It evaporates before it even gets to the GPU and condensates back on the cooling fins, or just stays evaporated as the whole unit overheats.

But I digress...

P.S. ALso, exhaust the hot air, don't let it circulate in the box/room... That is equally redundant. Even if it is 110F outside, it is still constantly 110F, unlike a room, that is trying to be AC-Cooled, from 150F from all the trapped heat. It is cheaper to cool the outside air, and exhaust the 90-110F heat-pipe/water-cooled air out the window/attic-vent. Plus, you get free Attic-AC since attics are 120-180F in the summer.

Like I said... ugliness and fans, not an issue...

If you are looking to "market", some novelty into these cards... Don't waste your time... Novelty doesn't make money, it just adds to overhead and ensures we DON'T have an interest in the cards that are modded with over-priced novelty junk.

1) No one is selling 7970s for $300.
2) We're talking about watercooling, and you're talking about dead fans.

/facepalm

I'll take 4x 7970's for $300ea @ $1200 total... (Provided that they function for mining, at stock speeds. Ugliness not an issue. Dead fans not an issue either... I provide my own air.)

I'll take another 4x in a month, after I cash-in my income-tax check. (Still waiting for that to come through.)