Title: Project - Minig BOX Post by: risim on July 02, 2012, 11:15:51 AM Here is my mining rig packed in 4 boxes. I have used MSI 6770 graphics (around 200mhs). Every box have 20 graphics cards, and produce about 4 ghs per box. I have low cost electricity, so I have bought this graphics.
http://ultraphoto.org/images/f21xdmc2i1s3d3u95rdq.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) I originally posted on other forum, so here is the link about this project ;) http://www.bitcoinbalkan.com/forum/hardver/3252-mining-box Bitcoinbalkan is on serbian language, so I will translate it on English in next post.. Title: Re: Project - Minig BOX Post by: John (John K.) on July 02, 2012, 11:22:35 AM Amazing rigs! How big is one of the boxes?
Title: Re: Project - Minig BOX Post by: Bitcoin Oz on July 02, 2012, 11:23:06 AM dude....
Title: Re: Project - Minig BOX Post by: Stephen Gornick on July 02, 2012, 11:32:35 AM I thought 1 box = 1 rig (tray), ... and that you might have typo'd in saying 20 per box.
Then I saw this photo that gives perspective: http://ultraphoto.org/images/exnuiq3rgpj3ckhxbstc.jpg wow! http://ultraphoto.org/images/pddbwlsd68xc6ufhwxn1.jpg agree! http://www.bitcoinbalkan.com/media/kunena/attachments/117/mother-god-meme.jpg Title: Re: Project - Minig BOX Post by: John (John K.) on July 02, 2012, 11:35:05 AM Title: Re: Project - Minig BOX Post by: risim on July 02, 2012, 11:40:09 AM here is solid translation of complete post. I want it to place this topic in HARDWARE section, and because I am newbie here it is in this section. Sorry about my bad English ;D
My boxes :) http://ultraphoto.org/images/f21xdmc2i1s3d3u95rdq.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) Since I am limited with space (office) that I rented (13 m2), I had to pack all the equipment in the tunnels, by which I ensure stable operation of all equipment. Since I was hiding in the price (60e) is included and electricity use, I decided to MSI 6770 graf. How do I make it better circulars air (ventilation), I designed a structure to which I have set the motherboard and 4 graphics cards. With the construction of the two power supplies (mainly used one power supply, but again let there be a option for second PSU). Here are some pictures of construction: http://ultraphoto.org/images/glcolx3p57a2bvu5txh1.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) http://ultraphoto.org/images/x6daa9ibgy2alol9bljn.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) http://ultraphoto.org/images/7uff7jjzb3mre6mma4kk.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) Here are the pictures of constructions posted in the tunnel http://ultraphoto.org/images/2vhq348q4cputpmffn5.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) At the entrance of the tunnel I put 4 fans that will insufflate cold air from the office and also at the exit of the tunnel I put 4 more fans that will erupt through the drain pipe out warm air from the tunnel. I used a brand SUNON fans at 220v (used for server cabinets and endure temperatures from -10 to + 60C). http://ultraphoto.org/images/3jur8uff7g2d8j33gw33.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) Since the office has a total of two windows that can open a window to a place I have built a wooden panel (MDF), which I drilled holes for the exhaust of hot air. Since I have a total of four tunnels, I drilled 16 holes on 2 plates. 17th hole is the exhaust hot air from mobile air conditioners. http://ultraphoto.org/images/pddbwlsd68xc6ufhwxn1.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) Air is set to 19c, but never really percentages that temperature: lol: http://ultraphoto.org/images/pz7s3k6tlsdd2m7jv9sj.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) There is also an IP camera in order to have an insight into developments in the room itself :lol: http://ultraphoto.org/images/84hz0qvnb4vda17t41m.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) The room temperature is between 25 and 30c, depending on external influences. The temperature in the tunnel is 33 to 40 c. I carried out a temperature monitoring device with the lowest cost, how to have insight into what happens in a closed box. http://ultraphoto.org/images/gitkmc7xbnfkepk8841q.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) Power supply for all the equipment I brought over a mini cubicle, where in addition to fuses, timers and set the switches, that when a power failure, or return the current system, have fallen one by one machine, to avoid popping the fuse. In the cupboard I put a switch, that this network cables reminiscent of the Bird's Nest: lol: but also done an excellent job B) http://ultraphoto.org/images/2jhsrx5l4y5jd42zjx8b.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) http://ultraphoto.org/images/gusrx6hgr3yew5v4dtgg.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) At the door of the closet have placed 3 amp, so I had the exact extent to which access may be charged once the three phases which are linked http://ultraphoto.org/images/mf1yy6957nnvrs24z7.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) All cables (power and network) are packed in the channels on the side of the tunnel, and brought the ignition switch to the tunnel ventilation system for each individual :) http://ultraphoto.org/images/exnuiq3rgpj3ckhxbstc.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) On one side of the tunnel were left with the handle hinges to the side of the tunnel could be opened. Here's how it looks when everything is finally closed. http://ultraphoto.org/images/fn7g9vg6ro4b67l219w.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) Since the small office area, and the fans at the entrance of a large quantity of air creep, I had to improvise a little extra air flow in the office: lol: Hopefully this comes to ceilings, and the space above the office I have a steady flow of air beneath the concrete slabs facility http://ultraphoto.org/images/mhycvxf6w7a5va17kbez.jpg (http://ultraphoto.org/) Each structure consists of the following components: Motherboard: Gigabyte H61M-D2-B3 (1x 16xPCIe + 3x 1xPCIe) Processor: Intel Celeron G460/G530 Memory: Mushkin DDR3 2GB Flash: Kingston/Transcend 4GB Adapters: PCI-e extenders [4 pcs] Graphics: Ati Radeon MSI HD6770 1GB GDDR5 128bit [4 pcs] PSU: ThermalTake 675W Thougpower XT In each tunnel was set at 5 structure (20 graphics cards). It is now in operation about 16 GHS. Temperature graphics from 50c to 70c. All graphics are in the set 920/300 mhz and let down a voltage of 1.05v to be dropped tempterature graphics cards for at that level. All machines are under BAMT operating system, where almost all work perfectly :) Title: Re: Project - Minig BOX Post by: John (John K.) on July 02, 2012, 11:55:48 AM By the way, I've whitelisted you so feel free to repost this awesome rig in the Hardware subforums too.
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