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Amph

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Quote from: Verde on April 24, 2018, 03:34:23 AM

Thank you guys for the suggestions. At the end I got a recommendation from my friend for a local store: https://cryptomining.sk/en/product/hlinikovy-rig-na-7-vga/
For start I bought one and built it during the weekend. It looks pretty nice and robust construction. Here is how it looks

https://image.ibb.co/kML2Tc/Rig.jpg

mine can handle 13 gpu, the 13° is not mounted yet, waiting for the new gpu at this point

working fine with h110 pro btc plug and play, didn't change anything in bios

Verde

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Thank you guys for the suggestions. At the end I got a recommendation from my friend for a local store: https://cryptomining.sk/en/product/hlinikovy-rig-na-7-vga/
For start I bought one and built it during the weekend. It looks pretty nice and robust construction. Here is how it looks

https://image.ibb.co/kML2Tc/Rig.jpg

Set Ready Go

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Alphacool have released a 12 card gpu open air chassi.

Called Mining Rig 12

Built for up to 4 psus and 2 motherboards.

RYXES

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Merit me or don't.

I build mine out of wood every time.

32mm X 12mm and it costs £4 in materials + £0.50 in screws and glue.

That way I can easily modify where each GPU is positioned to without the need of heavy duty machinery.

Amph

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Quote from: DigitalFox on April 03, 2018, 09:05:33 AM

Quote from: Amph on April 03, 2018, 12:39:37 AM

i made one for 13 gpu very compact and efficient will post a photo

not finished

Looks nice. What kind of Al profile did you use? Hard to figure out from the photo, maybe you could post few more pictures of what it looks like (or maybe a link to retailer with material description).

cheap one from ebay

icehouse

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I switch to 4U server case setup and got two spare mining frame for sales.
Any one interested? it will ship pre-assembled with power switch and a free riser.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/273127588721?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649

Ajiloveyuyun

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you search on ebay .. there they sell the rig with a concept that can be brought .. look more simple can be brought and look elegant .. if the price I guess more than 100 €
but try to find "Rig vertical" its design according to my dear exclusive

SingMine

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I used extruded aluminium rod (T-slot).

Its strong, sturdy and can be built with just an allan key. The slots allow easy fitting of attachments and joiners such as feet, handles, hinges, fans etc. Most suppliers will cut your order to size if you dont have an angle grinder. As no drilling or riveting is needed, you can take the rig apart to extend or modify very easily.

https://ibb.co/bQ35sH
https://ibb.co/iv8kRc

DigitalFox

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Quote from: Amph on April 03, 2018, 12:39:37 AM

i made one for 13 gpu very compact and efficient will post a photo

not finished

Looks nice. What kind of Al profile did you use? Hard to figure out from the photo, maybe you could post few more pictures of what it looks like (or maybe a link to retailer with material description).

DigitalFox

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Quote from: remauto1187ma on April 02, 2018, 08:58:15 PM

Quote from: DigitalFox on April 02, 2018, 02:56:46 AM

I'm not paying even $100 as I prefer to assemble my 8 card rigs myself. What kind of man can't handle an angle grinder and a screwdriver?

One that does all his own vehicle maintenance from tranny rebuilding, PCM diagnosis, Brakes to engine rebuild along with ALL home maintenance including roofing, HVAC install, repair, maintain and someone that owns 5 acres and has more important things to do than piss around trying to "save" $50. Time is worth money to me. Id rather be fishing or hunting than nickel and diming life to death. Who does all your stuff while you are pissing away time over $50?

Wrong assumption. It's not about pissing away time, it's doing something enjoyable and not time consumable. Being busy with all the roof and tranny stuff you might not realize that, besides I doubt you enjoy rebuilding transmissions. I certainly don't, unless it's a sequential gearbox I have on my rally car. But cars are offtopic here

raiderosik

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You can find a lot of nice frame on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/sch/Miners/179171/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=frame&_sop=15
But it all depands on what you want to get and what money you can pay for it, the quickest way is to find a local "gold hand" person who will made such frame for you and then you will decide what exacly you want and how much money you can pay for him for this work( i made it this way, cause i wanted to be made good with solid and stable frame to pick and move anytime i want)

Amph

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i made one for 13 gpu very compact and efficient will post a photo

not finished

remauto1187ma

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Quote from: DigitalFox on April 02, 2018, 02:56:46 AM

Quote from: remauto1187ma on April 01, 2018, 11:33:08 PM

Quote from: DigitalFox on April 01, 2018, 09:12:10 PM

Quote from: JaredKaragen on March 30, 2018, 03:29:45 PM

Quote from: DigitalFox on March 30, 2018, 03:45:14 AM

If you know how to handle tools then 3-5 meters of 20x20 T-slot or V-slot aluminum profile plus some screws and brackets, couple hours of work (incl. cutting to size) - and you're all set.

yep; agreed.

I have a bunch of aluminum c and L channel stock, and a riveter. I am just too damned lazy and want something with less headache myself Wink

Lazy I can understand, I'm lazy myself, too

But on the other hand paying $180-200 for something that costs $40-50 to make, especially this simple, helps fight laziness

If you are paying anything much over $100 then you are paying too much. I just scored another Veddha v3c on ebay for $57 shipped. That puts me to 4 of them and 2 stacked will cover one Asus B250 Mining expert motherboard and 13 GPU's and even more if you can find P106 cards.

I'm not paying even $100 as I prefer to assemble my 8 card rigs myself. What kind of man can't handle an angle grinder and a screwdriver?

One that does all his own vehicle maintenance from tranny rebuilding, PCM diagnosis, Brakes to engine rebuild along with ALL home maintenance including roofing, HVAC install, repair, maintain and someone that owns 5 acres and has more important things to do than piss around trying to "save" $50. Time is worth money to me. Id rather be fishing or hunting than nickel and diming life to death. Who does all your stuff while you are pissing away time over $50?

DigitalFox

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Quote from: remauto1187ma on April 01, 2018, 11:33:08 PM

Quote from: DigitalFox on April 01, 2018, 09:12:10 PM

Quote from: JaredKaragen on March 30, 2018, 03:29:45 PM

Quote from: DigitalFox on March 30, 2018, 03:45:14 AM

If you know how to handle tools then 3-5 meters of 20x20 T-slot or V-slot aluminum profile plus some screws and brackets, couple hours of work (incl. cutting to size) - and you're all set.

yep; agreed.

I have a bunch of aluminum c and L channel stock, and a riveter. I am just too damned lazy and want something with less headache myself Wink

Lazy I can understand, I'm lazy myself, too

But on the other hand paying $180-200 for something that costs $40-50 to make, especially this simple, helps fight laziness

If you are paying anything much over $100 then you are paying too much. I just scored another Veddha v3c on ebay for $57 shipped. That puts me to 4 of them and 2 stacked will cover one Asus B250 Mining expert motherboard and 13 GPU's and even more if you can find P106 cards.

I'm not paying even $100 as I prefer to assemble my 8 card rigs myself. What kind of man can't handle an angle grinder and a screwdriver?

remauto1187ma

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Quote from: DigitalFox on April 01, 2018, 09:12:10 PM

Quote from: JaredKaragen on March 30, 2018, 03:29:45 PM

Quote from: DigitalFox on March 30, 2018, 03:45:14 AM

If you know how to handle tools then 3-5 meters of 20x20 T-slot or V-slot aluminum profile plus some screws and brackets, couple hours of work (incl. cutting to size) - and you're all set.

yep; agreed.

I have a bunch of aluminum c and L channel stock, and a riveter. I am just too damned lazy and want something with less headache myself Wink

Lazy I can understand, I'm lazy myself, too

But on the other hand paying $180-200 for something that costs $40-50 to make, especially this simple, helps fight laziness

If you are paying anything much over $100 then you are paying too much. I just scored another Veddha v3c on ebay for $57 shipped. That puts me to 4 of them and 2 stacked will cover one Asus B250 Mining expert motherboard and 13 GPU's and even more if you can find P106 cards.

DigitalFox

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Quote from: JaredKaragen on March 30, 2018, 03:29:45 PM

Quote from: DigitalFox on March 30, 2018, 03:45:14 AM

If you know how to handle tools then 3-5 meters of 20x20 T-slot or V-slot aluminum profile plus some screws and brackets, couple hours of work (incl. cutting to size) - and you're all set.

yep; agreed.

I have a bunch of aluminum c and L channel stock, and a riveter. I am just too damned lazy and want something with less headache myself Wink

Lazy I can understand, I'm lazy myself, too

But on the other hand paying $180-200 for something that costs $40-50 to make, especially this simple, helps fight laziness

JaredKaragen

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My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?

Quote from: DigitalFox on March 30, 2018, 03:45:14 AM

If you know how to handle tools then 3-5 meters of 20x20 T-slot or V-slot aluminum profile plus some screws and brackets, couple hours of work (incl. cutting to size) - and you're all set.

yep; agreed.

I have a bunch of aluminum c and L channel stock, and a riveter. I am just too damned lazy and want something with less headache myself Wink

DigitalFox

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If you know how to handle tools then 3-5 meters of 20x20 T-slot or V-slot aluminum profile plus some screws and brackets, couple hours of work (incl. cutting to size) - and you're all set.

jmigdlc99

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Quote from: Elder III on March 29, 2018, 02:24:33 PM

Check out Spotswood's frames if you want to purchase something that is ready to assemble.

http://spotswoodcomputercases.com/wp/

Or if you don't mind paying a premium for what I believe is the nicest frame on the market, check out this seller on eBay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-7-GPU-Ethereum-Zcash-ZEC-aluminum-open-air-mining-case-Crypto-Monster/222380897541?hash=item33c6ef3505:g:hJ0AAOSwH2VZ9JFf

+1 for spotswood. The qualit of craftsmanship is beyond anything you will ever get to build as an amateur. It will probably also save you all the headache associated with missing or non-match parts when you order some cheap quality racks.

But in any case, isn't it too late to be buying racks?

JaredKaragen

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My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?

Also consider talking to @Spotswood

I just ordered a frame for my Onda B250 D8P from him. Phillipma has done a review on his rig frames as well.

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