I'd love to see a pic of one of these stations with 2 PSUs and 6 GPUS.
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Topic: Trays for miners (an open frame "case") (Read 7567 times)
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I don't have a pic (just yet) but 6 GPUs would be spaced 28mm apart. 
I'd love to see a pic of one of these stations with 2 PSUs and 6 GPUS.
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I'd love to see a pic of one of these stations with 2 PSUs and 6 GPUS.
You can now mount two PSUs to the mining tray:
looks cool! i'm very tempted to get one.
how much is the shipping to chile?
how much is the shipping to chile?
That's fairly neat.
My only 2c would be that at that height my cards wouldn't be cool enough. (if you want to stack them)
My only 2c would be that at that height my cards wouldn't be cool enough. (if you want to stack them)
Increasing the height of the posts would be an easy "customization."
That's fairly neat.
My only 2c would be that at that height my cards wouldn't be cool enough. (if you want to stack them)
My only 2c would be that at that height my cards wouldn't be cool enough. (if you want to stack them)
Here's a simpler, less expensive version ($85USD), for those mining multiple GPUs connected via ribbon cables:
The GPU support beam is included with this tray.
The GPU support beam is included with this tray.
Since there are many noob miners these days, I though I'd resurrect this thread, especially since I've made many improvements to the original design, added an "open frame" version and now offer a very simple tray for those not using riser cables.
Congrats, really nice, it looks flawlees, very good work.
I think it could be improved if the beams (the bars) that hold the cards were a little bit higher, in order to use extenders/risers.
I think it could be improved if the beams (the bars) that hold the cards were a little bit higher, in order to use extenders/risers.
They can be adjusted using the screws on either side.
Congrats, really nice, it looks flawlees, very good work.
I think it could be improved if the beams (the bars) that hold the cards were a little bit higher, in order to use extenders/risers.
I think it could be improved if the beams (the bars) that hold the cards were a little bit higher, in order to use extenders/risers.
There is a new user stuck in newbie forum jail asking to purchase these, so I'm cc:g the URL here:
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/user-spotswood-iwant-to-buy-one-of-your-chassis-please-contact-me-92818
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/user-spotswood-iwant-to-buy-one-of-your-chassis-please-contact-me-92818
Thanks!
To all, please have a look at my website: http://richchomiczewski.wordpress.com/
There is a new user stuck in newbie forum jail asking to purchase these, so I'm cc:g the URL here:
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/user-spotswood-iwant-to-buy-one-of-your-chassis-please-contact-me-92818
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/user-spotswood-iwant-to-buy-one-of-your-chassis-please-contact-me-92818
these look great. but i think it would be better to just post price for each of your form factors. that's better than everyone PM'ing you to ask the same question.
Of course these prices may change in the future: the ATX size is $110 and the 4p/SWTX is $120. Tops for these are also available for $40.
these look great. but i think it would be better to just post price for each of your form factors. that's better than everyone PM'ing you to ask the same question.
Spotswood, what are these alu tubes called?
The pricing issue can probably be mitigated by replacing wood (or nothing) for the alu sheet.
The pricing issue can probably be mitigated by replacing wood (or nothing) for the alu sheet.
They are called "t-slot extrusions."
Spotswood, what are these alu tubes called?
The pricing issue can probably be mitigated by replacing wood (or nothing) for the alu sheet.
The pricing issue can probably be mitigated by replacing wood (or nothing) for the alu sheet.
Nice but my wallet voted Plywood
I like how they stack but they sure look expensive.
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