Topic: So hot! Gah! (Read 4322 times)

That's what I do. Just because ambient is usually local and when talking to people across the world its easier to use centigrade. Its nice to travel and have an idea what the temp is without converting it

Haha, same thing in Idaho

I should start mining again as it makes a good heater at this time of year.

It's just that in the US people aren't used to using Centigrade for air temp (or any other metric measuring system for that matter) I know that whenever I tell anyone my GPU temps, they don't really understand (i live in michigan).

Personally I wouldn't want to know my temps in fahrenheit, I don't want to know when my temps are nearly 180 degrees, lol.

Am I the only one who finds it weird to measure GPU temp and air temp in different units ?  

IDK what his are like, but you can still OC and undervolt at the same time.

My 5830: 940,300 @ 1.08V ~308MH/s
My 5870: 980,300 @ 1.06V ~460MH/s

and what are your mhash like this?

5770s undervolted to 0.95
5830s undervolted to 1.00
6970 undervolted to 1.02

Card fans set to 52%

No AC, only a box window fan, they all stay under 65C. No problems!

I'm in the Florida club as well, but all of my cards are still overclocked. All of my rigs are in my garage beneath our living area. I live a block from the beach and it usually always blows in from the north east. I leave my garage door open about eigth inches off the ground and it makes about a 5-7*F difference versus when it is closed. When, I'm home I open the entrance door on the other side and let it create a wind tunnel through the garage to pull the hot air out. It'll usually drop it another 5-10*F.

I work early and lock everything up when I leave. By the time I get home it is usually about 97*F in my garage. Even with a 240 watt fan blowing on them my rigs get pretty toasty. Only one of them gives me problems as it is the only one in a case. I literaly just, as in hands are still dirty finished rigging up an exhaust system for when I have everything closed up. I had an old dryer that the heating element went out of that I got for free so I hacked it up: https://i.imgur.com/vch3r.jpg

And made this: https://i.imgur.com/T1cBh.jpg

You can see it here behind most of the rigs: https://i.imgur.com/0L0PJ.jpg
It currently isn't super efficient and it pulls 203 watts, but I plan on creating some ducting to seal everything up.

The hose runs around the closet in my garage and out the dryer vent slot on the other side of the garage. https://i.imgur.com/1UepP.jpg

It moves a ton of air, but like it said before it isn't very efficient. It still hasn't gotten too hot here yet, but it is getting close. I need to figure something out as when it starts hitting 95+ every day I expect to have some issues. 12.3 cents BTW, but my roomate pays half of it....

Southern Maine (almost NH) here. The past 2 days my room almost got up to 80F... even with the windows open!

Except your 20 inch window fan cannot sit inside a computer case. I'm not about to allow spiders and shit to grow inside my case in the garage. Also I do not know of any San Ace 120mm fans that does 240 CFM. Care to link?

Edit: Never mind, found the San Ace, but it is 78 mm thick. Who the hell has that much room in the case? I might as well just put 2 of those Deltas.

please dont embarrass yourself

my san ace can shit on that...

in seriousness, a 20" windows fan can do the job at much lower noise.

By huge I mean one of these

typical definition of huge by azn standard right here!

Got over 90 deg this last weekend in Michigan before it stormed on Sunday, I have 1800 of my 2450 Mh/s in the garage and 1500 of that is on an open air rig with a 20" box fan blowing over it.  Even with those temps outside I managed to keep all GPU temps below 75C until the temp dropped Sunday night.  Now they are running sub 65C, with one at 55.5C.  The lowest one is on an extender sitting on a box directly in front of the fan, the rest of the rig is mounted on a piece of 3/8" plexiglass that is mounted vertically (I really need to take some pictures)

I still have a 5970 to add to my rigs, but it came with a watercooler so I need to get that set up first. (Also got a steal on the WC pump and rad)

I did the AC thing in the room last year, got to be a bit silly and expensive.

  You ain't kiddin,those yankee's got it good don't they jk

Here in st lucie county it's been 90+ forever,not much of a winter this year 

At .11kw/h it ain't cheap to run A/C..................or vid cards 

Near Chandler, Tx.  I'm actually in a commune area, so can't choose my own electricity provider.... if I could, there are some options out there that are cheaper than .085c... and to be honest, it was just .085c "adjusted" last month.  They charge 10.5c standard, but they always have some adjustment downwards in the next bill.   The last 3 months it's been 2c, 1.5c, 1.5c (but then prior to that there were a few 1c, .05c, etc.)  It's probably more like .0925c on average, I guess..

You should check out:  http://www.powertochoose.org/_content/_compare/compare.aspx

If you're not saddled with some commune, you should be able to get rates under .10c, at least...

The humidity in Houston would be killer, yeah, that'd be harder to keep the ambient down..

(and I just checked a few Houston zips, like the same companies are offering the same plans for 1-2c more.... but for Pasadena zip 77503 at least, you have some 8.7c fixed option)

(and another edit, it's 90o outside and my 3x5830 (sapphire extremes) are at 66o with card fan at 65%....  floor fan blowing into case.... but i have them set to 1.063v instead of 1.163v.... @ 920core/195memory, it's ~293mhash/s....  at night I set them to 990/195 1.163v and they get about ~325mhash/s... not a huge diff)

I wish my electricity was 0.085 in Houston. Where do you live?

But yeah I have pretty much the same cooling setup for the room, except without the foam. And ambient here seems to be more like 10-15F above external. Good thing I run water cooling so none of my cards throttle.

The 3x5830s in the garage with a huge 120mm fan blowing on it gets to 88C!

Low 90's here in Texas where I'm at.  I've got all but one of my cards in one room (5x5970, 2x5870, 3x5830) and only undervolt the 5830's.  The room is sealed off w/ some special foam junk & I have some industrial fan (120watts) blowing air in from the window (and sealed off any area on the bottom that the fan wasn't occupying) & venting out the top (window opens both ways).  The top is only open about 6", any more and it'd be less efficient.  It passed the, uh, paper test, where I drop a piece of paper and it gets sucked in and sticks to the screen.

Ambient in there is probably 5oF over whatever it is outside.  So, maybe, 95o during the day.  I also have floor fans blowing into each of my computers.  Electricity is only ~.085c per kwh, though.

As a miner who lives in Florida, I don't want to hear shit from you all about your A/C and how hot it is getting.  I've been down-clocked/volted and venting to the exterior for two months already.

Bite my ass.