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Title: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on January 23, 2018, 11:41:29 AM Part of my Mining rig before I disassemble it move abroad.
The cards are sapphire rx 470 4 gb mounted on different mobos. https://youtu.be/ZyFnS13YuKc What do you think? Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: simpleminerteam on January 23, 2018, 06:19:00 PM nice :)
Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: Hhampuz on January 23, 2018, 08:09:37 PM Part of my Mining rig before I disassemble it move abroad. The cards are sapphire rx 470 4 gb mounted on different mobos. https://youtu.be/ZyFnS13YuKc What do you think? Would you perhaps consider renting your gpu rig out on a short-term basis before you disassemble it? Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on January 23, 2018, 11:33:29 PM Part of my Mining rig before I disassemble it move abroad. The cards are sapphire rx 470 4 gb mounted on different mobos. https://youtu.be/ZyFnS13YuKc What do you think? Would you perhaps consider renting your gpu rig out on a short-term basis before you disassemble it? Already disassembled and shipped! Not because I'm quitting mining but because I'm just moving abroad and so my miners Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: Hhampuz on January 23, 2018, 11:34:48 PM Part of my Mining rig before I disassemble it move abroad. The cards are sapphire rx 470 4 gb mounted on different mobos. https://youtu.be/ZyFnS13YuKc What do you think? Would you perhaps consider renting your gpu rig out on a short-term basis before you disassemble it? Already disassembled and shipped! Not because I'm quitting mining but because I'm just moving abroad and so my miners Any ETA on when you might be up and running again and if maybe you'd be willing to rent out some of it? :) Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on January 23, 2018, 11:37:44 PM Part of my Mining rig before I disassemble it move abroad. The cards are sapphire rx 470 4 gb mounted on different mobos. https://youtu.be/ZyFnS13YuKc What do you think? Would you perhaps consider renting your gpu rig out on a short-term basis before you disassemble it? Already disassembled and shipped! Not because I'm quitting mining but because I'm just moving abroad and so my miners Any ETA on when you might be up and running again and if maybe you'd be willing to rent out some of it? :) so I can't give an exact ETA. Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: Hhampuz on January 23, 2018, 11:42:26 PM Part of my Mining rig before I disassemble it move abroad. The cards are sapphire rx 470 4 gb mounted on different mobos. https://youtu.be/ZyFnS13YuKc What do you think? Would you perhaps consider renting your gpu rig out on a short-term basis before you disassemble it? Already disassembled and shipped! Not because I'm quitting mining but because I'm just moving abroad and so my miners Any ETA on when you might be up and running again and if maybe you'd be willing to rent out some of it? :) so I can't give an exact ETA. Alright, let's talk more once you are all set up :) Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on February 23, 2018, 07:53:29 PM New location waiting to be fulfilled with miners!
https://youtu.be/--oXAbAQ08A Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: leonix007 on February 23, 2018, 11:28:42 PM New location waiting to be fulfilled with miners! https://youtu.be/--oXAbAQ08A That was a nice place, are you planning to add more rigs? what's your temp draw on GPUs? watch your power circuits and Breakers, ensure that the room has the right electrical wirings to handle your Rigs power. Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on February 23, 2018, 11:32:23 PM New location waiting to be fulfilled with miners! https://youtu.be/--oXAbAQ08A That was a nice place, are you planning to add more rigs? what's your temp draw on GPUs? watch your power circuits and Breakers, ensure that the room has the right electrical wirings to handle your Rigs power. GPU temperature 65° Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: leonix007 on February 23, 2018, 11:41:59 PM I can see that you are using power extensions, check that if it doesn't get hot otherwise replace it with suitable one, It might risk your new place to get burn.
Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: Gustafio on February 24, 2018, 08:57:43 AM Looks good!
Always wanted a rig myself.. But i have just stuck with buying crypto directly. Mining is a more safe investment though, but takes more time to earn ROI.. How much do you earn pr. 24/h on this rig? What do you mine atm? Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on February 24, 2018, 12:57:20 PM I can see that you are using power extensions, check that if it doesn't get hot otherwise replace it with suitable one, It might risk your new place to get burn. Power extension from the wall?? Thx for the tip I'll keep an eye on It! Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on February 24, 2018, 12:59:36 PM Looks good! Always wanted a rig myself.. But i have just stuck with buying crypto directly. Mining is a more safe investment though, but takes more time to earn ROI.. How much do you earn pr. 24/h on this rig? What do you mine atm? Now I'm mining pirl and verge in dual and stake some clam and stake some clam and hyperstake In total like around 40/50 euro per day, but if the btc price keep falling of course less and less Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: ccminer.net on February 24, 2018, 01:56:04 PM How much did it cost you for the setup? And how much is it making at the moment? This one is made with 27 cards in total ATM costed around 5000/6000 euro overtime and it produce around 40/50 per day as I'm writing, just 45 days ago the daily income was double Title: Re: Part of my gpu rig Post by: skymia on February 27, 2018, 04:47:44 PM An other option is to donating your GPU computing power (and get MEDIC coins rewards) to support protein folding at home project of Stanford University through MEDIC Coin's folding at home initiative.
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