Nice fans though, they look heavy duty.
Topic: The only answer to cooling of mining rigs without spending big $$ (Read 262 times)
Yeah it's not unlike most I have seen venting exhaust. Basically, if it drops your temps and it won't kill you, then you are good
Nice fans though, they look heavy duty.
Nice fans though, they look heavy duty.
August 01, 2018, 12:54:22 PM
nice pictures here
good to know people are still getting involved with gpu mining
as now the gold rush is gone
only people who are keen to mining as a hobby and interest are joining
good to have you here
60 is good temps for vega
mine are running in the range of 65 to 70
good to know people are still getting involved with gpu mining
as now the gold rush is gone
only people who are keen to mining as a hobby and interest are joining
good to have you here
60 is good temps for vega
mine are running in the range of 65 to 70
August 01, 2018, 10:22:15 AM
Heat naturally rises. All you need is enoough exhaust on top of the roof and proper air inlet opening size.
Not even bitmain farms deals with trying to direct heat with isle
Not even bitmain farms deals with trying to direct heat with isle
I am not bitmain, and I don´t have square kilometers hangar. I have 6m2 space in the basement.
And sure, while the hot air rises, it doesn´t really work like that that you can put a 8KW heater somewhere and expect the nature to do all the work for you.
August 01, 2018, 10:19:56 AM
All that cardboard and 90+ C ref cards = major Fire Hazard. Concept is good but many other ways to achieve what you are doing and not burn your house down.
Now the cards are 50-60
August 01, 2018, 10:05:06 AM
All that cardboard and 90+ C ref cards = major Fire Hazard. Concept is good but many other ways to achieve what you are doing and not burn your house down.
August 01, 2018, 10:03:01 AM
Heat naturally rises. All you need is enoough exhaust on top of the roof and proper air inlet opening size.
Not even bitmain farms deals with trying to direct heat with isle
Not even bitmain farms deals with trying to direct heat with isle
August 01, 2018, 09:21:25 AM
And that answer is HOT AIR AISLE
Preferably, you need to have blower style GPU as they are super easy to route hot air where you want it. It is possible to do with standard aftermarket GPU coolers but somehow you have do direct it into hot air duct, but now you need much more airflow to do so (i have no experience, all my cards are blower style)
Step 1. Put some cooling fans into your mamma basement where you normally keep your rigs.
https://i.redd.it/2vw6ks8f6hd11.jpg
This is how I did it. I got very nice EBM PAPST fans, 80w each. Superb airflow, just enough noise not to be annoying outside the house. I got them like 20e each, i put two as exhaust from the room) Made a simple wooden window, put some circuit breakers, and that is it.
STEP 2
https://i.redd.it/gkggpz0n6hd11.jpg
Put your blower rigs in place and fabricate the air ducts. Make your rigs GPU and PSU and everything else blow the hot air into the duct.
On this photo, there is 41 Vegas using like 7.3KW of power, in the summer of Croatia (35C ambient and that is HOT) cooled only by 2x80w fans, and the entire assembly is using less than square meter!
https://i.redd.it/2gs8jw966hd11.jpg
This photo shows how I used cardboard to make ducts for PSU and GPU and everything. Seal everything, to ensure the duct is negative pressure and no hot air enters the room.
The result is that your rigs run super cool even in the hottest of summer, the room is cool.
Basically, the only rule is that you throw the hot air direct out of the room, if you mix it, no amount of cooling or fresh air will bring it down.
Please don´t tell me about fire hazard I will replace all the materials with fire retardant. This is just testing level. Sorry that I don´t have many photos of progress
Preferably, you need to have blower style GPU as they are super easy to route hot air where you want it. It is possible to do with standard aftermarket GPU coolers but somehow you have do direct it into hot air duct, but now you need much more airflow to do so (i have no experience, all my cards are blower style)
Step 1. Put some cooling fans into your mamma basement where you normally keep your rigs.
https://i.redd.it/2vw6ks8f6hd11.jpg
This is how I did it. I got very nice EBM PAPST fans, 80w each. Superb airflow, just enough noise not to be annoying outside the house. I got them like 20e each, i put two as exhaust from the room) Made a simple wooden window, put some circuit breakers, and that is it.
STEP 2
https://i.redd.it/gkggpz0n6hd11.jpg
Put your blower rigs in place and fabricate the air ducts. Make your rigs GPU and PSU and everything else blow the hot air into the duct.
On this photo, there is 41 Vegas using like 7.3KW of power, in the summer of Croatia (35C ambient and that is HOT) cooled only by 2x80w fans, and the entire assembly is using less than square meter!
https://i.redd.it/2gs8jw966hd11.jpg
This photo shows how I used cardboard to make ducts for PSU and GPU and everything. Seal everything, to ensure the duct is negative pressure and no hot air enters the room.
The result is that your rigs run super cool even in the hottest of summer, the room is cool.
Basically, the only rule is that you throw the hot air direct out of the room, if you mix it, no amount of cooling or fresh air will bring it down.
Please don´t tell me about fire hazard
I will replace all the materials with fire retardant. This is just testing level. Sorry that I don´t have many photos of progress Jump to: