Here is a link on how to build open air systems:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.373461
Topic: Introduce yourself :) - page 528. (Read 1066160 times)
I like the open air computers the miners are useing. I saw some frame material on ebay at the 80/20 Store. They sell extruded t-slot and an aluminum quick frame product. They also sell the plastic connectors for the ends.
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yo this DBEEZY HERE FASHO
ONE POST FA SHO
yo this DBEEZY HERE FASHO
ONE POST FA SHO
Been lurking since december. Looking to resurect my seedbox company and invest in Tygrr to help out the economy 
hi, I recently started bitcoin trading. let's hope it goes up from here
me too !
Hi there,
I'm Cristian Paul, interested in bitcoin product/service trade (also own some) and very interesting in mining using FPGAs.
Hoping also see more people from my country fo .co for have fun
Thanks
I'm Cristian Paul, interested in bitcoin product/service trade (also own some) and very interesting in mining using FPGAs.
Hoping also see more people from my country fo .co for have fun
Thanks
I am Lee, I just set up 4 hd 5870 getting 1600MHash/s now, I have them running on 3 machines atm but I want to merge them so I can only push to two or maybe one rig in the near future.
Well then, I guess I'll fluff up those numbers by responding to your explanation.
BTW Rise of Planet of the Apes was a sweet flick.
BTW Rise of Planet of the Apes was a sweet flick.
Hey all,
New to the boards. Long time speculator in BTC. Looking to get into mining.
Came here for info.
Can I post on the rest of the boards now?
Already following a specific thread I'm interested in joining a project.
JR
New to the boards. Long time speculator in BTC. Looking to get into mining.
Came here for info.
Can I post on the rest of the boards now?
Already following a specific thread I'm interested in joining a project.
JR
Hey!
New to Bitcoins, I don't quite understand it, but I'm really interested!
New to Bitcoins, I don't quite understand it, but I'm really interested!
Hey y'all, new here.. Looking for an honest person t sell me bitcoins for a dwolla transfer... Anyone have any tips, I'd rather not use a market place and work peer to peer..
Thanks, Epoch. I actually had figured it out and had edited my post . . . but thanks for the reply. It's appreciated.
Hi to all
I looking forward to getting to know some people here.
I really feel like Bitcoin is something that I feel needs to succeed.
I looking forward to getting to know some people here.
I really feel like Bitcoin is something that I feel needs to succeed.
A big hello from the UK
Hello bitcoin users. I drink lots of ink.
hello, everybody
Hello from Québec city !
800 mh/s in my office ... plenty enough to keep me warm
800 mh/s in my office ... plenty enough to keep me warm
OK, I live in California, have been Bitcoin mining since late June / early July, was (at one point) sucking about 40 Amps (20 from one circuit and 20 from another) to power a total of 8 mining rigs, subsequently got kicked out of the single room office I had been renting (not just for Bitcoin mining), now I'm mining in another rented office on only 3 rigs. It's still hot in there :-)
I kind of doubt that anybody reads this...
I kind of doubt that anybody reads this...
That June/July period would have been very profitable for your 7.5GHash/s system ...
Initially I had only a 2 GHash setup, give or take, and was still in the process of building rigs when the Bitcoin exchange rate plummeted to $3.
I think I spent between 4 and 5 grand on hardware, but recouped only about 1 grand by selling Bitcoins. In the end I had a 5 GHash setup consisting of 8 computers, most (but not all) of them with 4 graphics cards in them, most (but not all) 5830 cards. Some cards were 6790 cards (a waste of money). I did not overclock, but still encountered cooling problems. This party ended when they gave me a 3 day notice to vacate due to "breach of contract", using the office for other purposes than is written in the [boilerplate] lease contract. I complied with the 3 day notice, since my lease had just expired and the contract did say "no right to holdover". So, legally, I was on very thin ice there.
And I continued to suffer from MASSIVE outages, either due to DDoS on the mining pools I was mining at, or due to the Comcast cable connection throttling, or whatever. I was constantly switching mining pools, it was not even funny. Some mornings I would come to the office and all the rigs were idle and the room was almost cold...
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