you can make a silencer just go to youtube man
My mod works for sound I have. Series of YouTube videos.
But they are also hot,
Topic: How loud are ASIC's? (Read 881 times)
My mod works for sound I have. Series of YouTube videos.
But they are also hot,
Put on a vacuum-cleaner at night and try to sleep.
Even if you are deaf, the hot wind can be annying
This was my kitchen-test
https://youtu.be/RVeij3-nhnI
Even if you are deaf, the hot wind can be annying
This was my kitchen-test
https://youtu.be/RVeij3-nhnI
lol I loled 'even if u are deaf lol'
Put on a vacuum-cleaner at night and try to sleep.
Even if you are deaf, the hot wind can be annying
This was my kitchen-test
https://youtu.be/RVeij3-nhnI
If you have a D3: that is the loud guy to the right:
https://youtu.be/PpompkLKq8Q
Even if you are deaf, the hot wind can be annying
This was my kitchen-test
https://youtu.be/RVeij3-nhnI
If you have a D3: that is the loud guy to the right:
https://youtu.be/PpompkLKq8Q
It's difficult to put in your living area, very loud.
Hey guys,
i'm trying to get 1 Asic for my little home and i want to run it in our living room. Is it too loud?
i'm trying to get 1 Asic for my little home and i want to run it in our living room. Is it too loud?
You never mentioned which one. There are some that are pretty loud. It is a sort of constant sound that you might get used to, but it is kinda like having an industrial fan in the room with you. You could build some kind of sound buffering enclosure, but then the heat will go up.
I have not yet had the opportunity to hear an ASIC or even a serious mining rig,,, but I can tell you that even my old computer from 1990s was running at a painfully loud sound whenever it was very hot. And I have seen computers at a cafe making sounds almost like truck engines when gamers are hammering away at them for hours.
If vacuum cleaner sounds are all they make, I am actually quite surprised.
If vacuum cleaner sounds are all they make, I am actually quite surprised.
Any modern ASIC is comparable to a vacuum cleaner. You'd likely not want them in your living room or anywhere near you. Basement or garage is a good starting point. You can't change the fans or do much about the noise, either,nsince they need to be loud as Bitmain and other companies' miners rely on static pressure to push air through their very tight packed heatsinks. Lesser fans just can't do it.
Hey guys,
i'm trying to get 1 Asic for my little home and i want to run it in our living room. Is it too loud?
i'm trying to get 1 Asic for my little home and i want to run it in our living room. Is it too loud?
Check out this Video and you'll get an idea: https://twitter.com/Johny_Land/status/910939107777531905
Its depends on which ASIC you want to buy.
Some of the older ones are quieter however most of the new ones are very loud.
Some of the older ones are quieter however most of the new ones are very loud.
Yes it is loud like the hell.
It's loud. Like aircraft. But you can change native fan to a silent one.
So is it easy to replace it for a quite fan?
Don't change those fans ! They there for a reason. You can change the fan's speed on the miner settings page after you logged in .There is a option called " Customize the fan speed percentage " you can set the fan speed to lower % there , then your miner going to be more quite bc the lower rpm the fans running, but your boards , asic chips temp will be higher , you facing a reduced lifetime for your miners bc the heat.
you can make a silencer just go to youtube man
as far as i know loud noise could also rises additional heat, aside from air ventilation is there any mods of the miner to minimize noise and heat like putting large heat sinks on ASIC chips or water cooling mods. does anybody try this modifications, the lesser the noise and lesser the heat could make the miner more efficient and so as the reduction electricity bills.
There is a reason why they are 82 db. Do not change the fans. I suggest you to put some foam to contain the noise to other places.
In most cases changing the fan doesn't help with making the miner more quiet.
So is it easy to replace it for a quite fan?
69-75 dba depending on load/model/ambient air temperature etc - but that will get you started in the range
It's loud. Like aircraft. But you can change native fan to a silent one.
Hey guys,
i'm trying to get 1 Asic for my little home and i want to run it in our living room. Is it too loud?
i'm trying to get 1 Asic for my little home and i want to run it in our living room. Is it too loud?
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