Topic: [Guide] Dogie's Comprehensive ASICMiner Blade Setup - page 70. (Read 580761 times)

Yes, fixed.
Both could work now.
Thanks! 

That's not an error message, that means its sitting there idle waiting for workers. Check you've set the IPs correctly, and restarting the proxy. Oh, and firewalls.

I set 8332 to ports, but I'm runing one blade. I just want to use that computer...

Here I have running 3 proxies on the same Win7 x64 machine. Needed to assign different ports to each though.

Really? That is the answer?
I really don't know. 

i guess u wrote the answer there by yourself .. 32-bit = ok, 64-bit= not ok ...

I have one question.

One of my computer can run mining_proxy.exe and mine smoothly. OS is Windows 7 32-bit.
But another computer can't run mining_proxy.exe correctly, always say "...........clean_jobs=false". OS is Windows 7 64-bit.

I don't why. I just want to use that computer with Windows 7 64-bit.

Some can help me? Thanks.

Yeah I saw that in your pics, I think I'm going to use zip-ties as guides as well. Also, I'm just mounting one blade (hoping to add some more in the future) so no probs here.



Probably I will try this.


Yesterday I bought mine from Leroy Merlin (tons of them and really cheap: 0.5€/join and 1€ for 2m pipe). Not sure if you will have one near you (if you live in the US most likely not but you can try in a http://www.homedepot.com/ or similar near you).  You can also ask in any plumbing commerce for pvc or polyethylene pipes and joins.

One "X" in Chip line. Even on Low Clock mode.
I should check and tweak all power lines voltage, correct?

Local hardware store > Plumbing section, ask for PVC Pipes and joins

Home Depot etc.

Looks like a couple of straight thru sections and some 90 degree elbow joins. There is a tee join in the middle as well. You can see most of them on that homedepot page. Any hardware store on the planet will have these, that is the beauty of this build. Really nice work phil

Can somebody please identify these PCV pieces and point me to proper shop, like eBay or something? I would like to build similar rack, please help (here or via PM), I'll tip

Glad you like it.  I actually made the slots by using a cheap miter box and hand saw.  These can be found at hardware stores for $20 or less, and are very useful just for making cuts to the pipe (keeps your ends straight).  It wasn't ideal, but we weren't going for good lucks or tight tolerances here   It took two cuts placed directly next to eachother to make a slot big enough for the PCB.

For the bottom, you won't be able to slot things due to the heatsink being in the way.  Here I personally used zip-ties to make "guides" but I'm sure there are better options.  I did see someone who made washer-clamps that wedged into the heatsink which looked to work very well.

One major change I'd propose to anyone making something similar - orientate the boards so the heatsink fins run top/bottom, and place fans underneath pushing cool air towards the top.  These appear to be have made with such cooling in mind, and if you for some reason do lose your fans you'll at least have more convection cooling to help them not burn up.  I'm actually running the rack of 10 w/ a box fan underneath them blowing up and it seems to work better even with the perpendicular heatsink to airflow orientation.



Ha.  I'm actually btc-poor now   Hopefully these make their coins back!  Since all my coins were made from GPU mining, it was hard to let the game pass me by, and I'll be quite pleased to break even on these.

And yep, the wires when running 2 blades per "molex run" were probably fine to run, but certainly not something I'd have felt very comfortable leaving unattended for days on end.

Received my 2 batch 3.5 units today. One of them someone had forgotten to place the sheet of padding in, so the box got crushes and everything was rattling around. A bit of cosmetic damage but everything appears okay and hashing now.

Do you want to add a link to this thread in the main selling thread?

ok, i got mine and set it up!
big thanks to dogie for assisting me, sending him a tip very soon, he helped a lot and well A++

thanks friedcat too !

4pin to molex connector to psu

Wire strippers?

i bought 120mm recommended fans ... and they have a 4 pin connector ... how the heck am i going to connect them to the boards ?

*rattles tip jar violently at the rich man* Haha I'm kidding. Yeah putting 2 blades on one molex set of wiring is pushing it over double the spec of the cabling. I ran it for about a week and it was warm but I dont think in danger of melting. Still, better safe than sorry.

It sounds like some sort of network conflict, either a setting on the router or another device trying to nick your blade's ip. Not sure of the solution, but if the router restart helped then its the network topology.

I received mine right now in the office but I won't be home in many hours