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Topic: GPU RIG FRAME - page 3. (Read 2600 times)
I urgently recommend NOT use wood in your rig frame. It's cheaper than aluminium frame about 10-15 dollars but can cause a huge trouble.
Flammable materials are dangerous!
Flammable materials are dangerous!
I use $8 36" x 11" shelves from Home Depot along with 5x 3/4" square dowels that run about $3 a pop. 36" provides nice spacing between GPUs and allows moving the rigs to cold spots in the house during winter. In my case since I use 240V only PSU's, I had to install 240V outlets at each miner location, which can be a pain.
In the summer time, they all live on metal shelving like this, and the wooden frame miners will also slip into those shelves without issue.
In the summer time, they all live on metal shelving like this, and the wooden frame miners will also slip into those shelves without issue.
I'm installing a rig in a the coolest room of my house, but it's a bit dusty, like stonewall and stuff...
I was wondering if some PVC around my rackcase, with a vent and some holes to change the air would be a good idea ? less dust, but maybe a bit more heat...
Any opinion ?
I was wondering if some PVC around my rackcase, with a vent and some holes to change the air would be a good idea ? less dust, but maybe a bit more heat...
Any opinion ?
Wooden frame FTW! Easy to cut and in general a lot safer to manage compared to aluminium rigs
im not sure if mosr you in here are retarded, but making rig frames from wood?
do you want to burn your house garage, or whatever???
if you really want it then just go on, but then dont cry...
DIY scrap wood or cheap PVC???
you fucking kidding right?...
do you want to burn your house garage, or whatever???
if you really want it then just go on, but then dont cry...
DIY scrap wood or cheap PVC???
you fucking kidding right?...
have been running wooder rig frames for years now. never got a problem. it depends on what wood u take and how you build and cool your rigs
PVC made will not be able to simple house hold utility as well but wooden rig frame pretty fine bear the vibration, heating isssues and etc. I do not think that pvc will bear all these issues. When I started mining rig with the multiple Nvidia cards I have chosen the wooden rig only and made the clamps to bolt all those.
Should have it in the cooling place and proper psu to avoid the heating issue.
im not sure if mosr you in here are retarded, but making rig frames from wood?
do you want to burn your house garage, or whatever???
if you really want it then just go on, but then dont cry...
DIY scrap wood or cheap PVC???
you fucking kidding right?...
do you want to burn your house garage, or whatever???
if you really want it then just go on, but then dont cry...
DIY scrap wood or cheap PVC???
you fucking kidding right?...
have been running wooder rig frames for years now. never got a problem. it depends on what wood u take and how you build and cool your rigs
im not sure if mosr you in here are retarded, but making rig frames from wood?
do you want to burn your house garage, or whatever???
if you really want it then just go on, but then dont cry...
DIY scrap wood or cheap PVC???
you fucking kidding right?...
do you want to burn your house garage, or whatever???
if you really want it then just go on, but then dont cry...
DIY scrap wood or cheap PVC???
you fucking kidding right?...
14 euro, and you can make 2 rigs out of it.
Albert is pretty cheap too
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/storage-furniture/shelving-units-systems/albert-shelving-unit-softwood-art-00111994/
and again with the wood, just spend a little more and you get something that looks way better, and it doesn't pose a fire risk if something goes bad, it only takes about 40 dollars if that to make a good frame from angled aluminum. anyone who tells you otherwise are pulling your chain
all you fools using wood for frames is just dumb, you do realize your giving your rig the ability to start a fire if something goes wrong. last time I checked wood makes good fire starter metal does not. and to those that use a full shelf that's not all that smart cause when you have to move said shelf you have to take off all the hardware, unless your going to move it with the hardware on it and take a chance to damage something like an idiot, id swear society is getting more and more stupid with each passing day, sure wood is cheaper than a lot of metal, but it poses risks, if anyone who has seen what happens when things go horribly wrong they know, and likely do not use wood frames. only takes 1 part to malfunction in such a way you lose it all because yall were just too careless to put some actual thought into the crafting of your frames, ya can blame no one but yourself
what your skills are and what resources you have should determine your path. I'd assume the fastest ROI is the goal while keeping everything functioning well. In my case I already can do carpentry/furniture so i've build most of mine all out of the scrap pile I already had at home at zero cost, a lot of it was pure odds and ends ready to burn. If you DIY scrap wood or cheap PVC would work. if time/skill is an issue amazon some cheap shelving. those aluminum rigs are silly and only hinder your earnings, that's for people who are dumb or like wasting money or honestly this is their favorite thing to do and the cost doesn't matter.
14 euro, and you can make 2 rigs out of it.
Albert is pretty cheap too
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/storage-furniture/shelving-units-systems/albert-shelving-unit-softwood-art-00111994/
Hi there, i ordered all of the stuff, i need to make good rig frame or wood preferable,
i have 6 1060 cards, any one with measurements can help, an hp 1200w server psu and a biostar tb85 mobo
can someone guide, thank you
i have 6 1060 cards, any one with measurements can help, an hp 1200w server psu and a biostar tb85 mobo
can someone guide, thank you
This is the video I used to build my rig frame. Dimensions of material is in the video description
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA_sH4q2toU&t=01s
I have one of these made with PVC on Ebay. This is completely ready to assemble and you can buy with or without GPU. It is broken down in easy to assemble pieces to ship.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mining-Rig-4x-GTX1070-NVIDIA-Ethereum-plug-and-mine-ONLY-MODULAR-RIG-on-EBAY/322687360013?hash=item4b21aa5c0d:g:KJ4AAOSwmZFZpyzW
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mining-Rig-4x-GTX1070-NVIDIA-Ethereum-plug-and-mine-ONLY-MODULAR-RIG-on-EBAY/322687360013?hash=item4b21aa5c0d:g:KJ4AAOSwmZFZpyzW
How about the assembling guide to mine the bitcoin with the proper rig set up. Will that be find inside the package of the rig set up pieces.
I have came across the many youtube videos which is been easy to make the mining with the wooden mining rig.
May I know what would be cost of the 6 card set up card rigs.
I have one of these made with PVC on Ebay. This is completely ready to assemble and you can buy with or without GPU. It is broken down in easy to assemble pieces to ship.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mining-Rig-4x-GTX1070-NVIDIA-Ethereum-plug-and-mine-ONLY-MODULAR-RIG-on-EBAY/322687360013?hash=item4b21aa5c0d:g:KJ4AAOSwmZFZpyzW
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mining-Rig-4x-GTX1070-NVIDIA-Ethereum-plug-and-mine-ONLY-MODULAR-RIG-on-EBAY/322687360013?hash=item4b21aa5c0d:g:KJ4AAOSwmZFZpyzW
14 euro, and you can make 2 rigs out of it.
Does anyone know that sells affordable server rack cases?
I started with wooden frames but "graduated" into using garage shelves like this:
I added some thin, wood back supports (red lines) with holes or screws on the top so that I can quickly "hang" or remove the cards (blue) if needed.
The bottom supports are to keep the cards steady.
Mobo/PSU are on the slabs - you can even make them half slabs or fix them without the slabs for more airflow.
Easy to make, makes it very easy to disassemble/troubleshoot rigs and the airflow is great, you can put them in front of each other so that one big fan can blow through more of them. And you can easily decide how many cards you want to put on a shelf, how much space you want between cards.
I added some thin, wood back supports (red lines) with holes or screws on the top so that I can quickly "hang" or remove the cards (blue) if needed.
The bottom supports are to keep the cards steady.
Mobo/PSU are on the slabs - you can even make them half slabs or fix them without the slabs for more airflow.
Easy to make, makes it very easy to disassemble/troubleshoot rigs and the airflow is great, you can put them in front of each other so that one big fan can blow through more of them. And you can easily decide how many cards you want to put on a shelf, how much space you want between cards.
Sweet. This is a great idea, thank you
I started with wooden frames but "graduated" into using garage shelves like this:
I added some thin, wood back supports (red lines) with holes or screws on the top so that I can quickly "hang" or remove the cards (blue) if needed.
The bottom supports are to keep the cards steady.
Mobo/PSU are on the slabs - you can even make them half slabs or fix them without the slabs for more airflow.
Easy to make, makes it very easy to disassemble/troubleshoot rigs and the airflow is great, you can put them in front of each other so that one big fan can blow through more of them. And you can easily decide how many cards you want to put on a shelf, how much space you want between cards.
I added some thin, wood back supports (red lines) with holes or screws on the top so that I can quickly "hang" or remove the cards (blue) if needed.
The bottom supports are to keep the cards steady.
Mobo/PSU are on the slabs - you can even make them half slabs or fix them without the slabs for more airflow.
Easy to make, makes it very easy to disassemble/troubleshoot rigs and the airflow is great, you can put them in front of each other so that one big fan can blow through more of them. And you can easily decide how many cards you want to put on a shelf, how much space you want between cards.
I use shoe racks from eBay. Cheap and saves time obtaining wood and building etc. You can get them for $20
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