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You're wondering if venting heated air will make the place cooler..?

Hi Guys,

I have a weird question. I know this has been talked over the tread but it is little different. Here is my setup.

I have about 50 rigs in a warehouse. I am having excessive heat problem right now. Ambient temperature is ~90F in the room if I put all the rigs up.

There is a 5 ton Industrial type AC system at the top. Also, 1 exhaust motor on the wall which sucks the heated air.

I am not sure what solution I should go. I've talked HVAC guy and he suggested a load calculation for the room (2000SF). When I do math, it goes 12 ton AC unit required for this project.

I am wondering that adding exhaust fan makes any difference on top of the current setup? Please advise.

 1070 ti pulls around 450 sol/s equihash (using EWBF in my testing, 500 using DTMF per Voskcoin's testing video that borrowed my settings) at 106 watts for almost identical price to the Vega 56.
 I ignore them on Monero, as they make a LOT more on ZEC/ZCL/ZEN and such like most NVidia cards do.

 RX 470/480/570/580s routinely pull 26-30 MHash on ETH at HALF THE PRICE of a Vega 56 at current pricing, and the pricing on the 470/570/480/580 should continue to DROP over time as demand keeps easing.

 Vega 56 is pretty much a one-trick pony on Monero at this time for cost and efficient cryptocoin mining, based on the info I've seen.

 Only reason I like mine is that it's not doing "cryptocoin mining" as such, it's doing Distributed.Net RC5-72 work via the Moo Wrapper project on BOINC, and for DNet work the Vega 56 is bloody close to GTX 1080 ti performance for a lot lower cost and similar power draw.


 Also, that $399 price on Vega seems to have been a very short term sale price - it's back up to $460 ballpark again.

 Does that video now mean I'm famous?

 9-)

Long term thinking.

At the moment Vegas do one coin well monero.

I have multiple little coins with nvidia. 

And I think both zec and btg are going to move.

I may need to revisit amd Vega.  Very soon but not now.

Im still confused as to why you order a 1070ti over a vega 56, 2000 cryptonigh 150watt
520 equihash (not tested power usage) and 40 eth 140 watt. at $399 and its the jack of all trades

the only issue i have with it is u need so many power connectors and drivers are anoying to install

either way ive been buying two or three a week, best mining card hands down,

are the 1070tis that power efficeint as to ignore all these facts?

I have a lot of Evga at the moment.

I have had good luck with graphics cards
And with cpu coolers and with psus.

But every mobo I purchased from them was defective only three boards they would shut off about every six hours

 Shouldn't be - mine is running on an old ECS A780-GM-A AM2+ motherboard with an Athlon X64 5050e at the moment.

 I'm not sure if the current Vega 56 models are IDENTICAL, but since they're all reference models they should be - possible exception for the fan and some of the non-core components but the board itself, the GPU, and the memory are DEFINITELY all sourced from AMD.

 Yet again I regret that EVGA is a Team Green only shop - though Sapphire as a Team Red only shop makes up for it.
 

They should be.
The only difference is going to be the warranty and RMA terms, as PowerColor might not have the same terms as Gigabyte. Ideally you'd want to pick the brand that has the best RMA policy.

I ordered 4 evga 1070 ti hybrid

Being an Equihash coin, it will be interesting to see how high the rate paid for that algorithm will be on Nicehash. My wife's small farm should be ready to switch by the 12'th if things continue to look promising.

I will be making a move to get the Zotac 1070ti MINI (110watts, 200core, 700mem, 500sols, DSTM miner) before prices go crazy.

I am testing a strategy to put all my rigs pointed to Nicehash Equihash (for the first few weeks) because of  --

- possibility of higher premium for miners/non-miners buying additional hash to quickly mine BTG because of low difficulty

- a lot of pools are getting ready for BTG and it may take awhile to see which pools are stable and cheapest to mine

if BTG takes off solid  we could see a boost on nvidia card prices.

Simple logic dictates it.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--2274487  Confirms this as well ... or is it 7am ?

I get the feeling there are a LOT of people waiting on this event, let's see how it goes ...

There is a Taiwan BTG pool that reported...

.... BTG official network is expected to start on Nov 12 2017, 7 PM UTC.

Guys.... start your engines.

there are 3 molex and 3 sata.

I put one in upside down

my fault.  it is the downside of the onda 1800 and onda m12 b250

but if you put in the 3   molex correctly no issues.

I have movement on the 10x m12 boards  they are due  on monday.

VoskCoin ---- 1 board
Spots wood ---- 1 board
vapourminer ---- 1 board
crazydane ----      1 board
ATCkit ----------- 1 board

soothaa ------ maybe 1 not sure
Marvell2 ------ maybe not sure

Thanks for the feedback.  For me at least, the 1850-1900 hash-rate of Vega-56 is almost 3x what MY 470's are running currently but I am only running them at 1825 clock speed due to having some unknown issues with this particular rig running any faster (likely 1 dicey 470). So, I am only getting about 3950 total on XMR, which is about 650/GPU... so 1900 would in reality be nearly 3x for me ;-)

Good to know about the splitters and wattage... but if you're pulling less than 600 for 3 Vega's, wouldn't it stand to reason that 5 Vegas should pull less than 1KW?  Anyway, I would very likely only start with 4 and see how that works first before even considering adding a 5th, but good to know about the splitter option if I end up having enough headroom power wise.

Does anyone happen to know if there are any Mobo/Chipset restrictions with Vega?  I read somewhere about this but couldn't validate it.  I am running an Intel G3258 on a Biostar TB85 Mobo & 8 GB RAM . Any perceived problems running 4 Vega's on this?

Finally, I wanted to ask about model/brands for Vega's. At this point only reference models available. Does this essentially mean that almost all available Vega's are the same, just branded differently? 

For instance... any difference at all between these 3?
- MSI $420  https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137228&cm_re=vega_56-_-14-137-228-_-Product
- PowerColor $400  https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131730&cm_re=vega_56-_-14-131-730-_-Product
- Gigabyte $390   https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814932001&cm_re=vega_56-_-14-932-001-_-Product

Phil, how exactly did you fry your D1800?
I'm still trying to figure out what I'm going to buy (if at all), but the above board is on top of my watchlist. Would very likely build a riser-less 6x Vega56 rig.

Yeah you told me they were pretty good.

I need to try some amd out but I am so filled with nvidia  I just have yet to try.