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Deposited 150BTC for 16 weeks at 2.25% per week.
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Seller refunded 2BTC, due to a mistake on my part. Great service, great person to deal with! Thank you very much! Hi, Yesterday, I forgot to deduct 10% from the gift card value. I will appreciate if you can refund me 2BTC. Thanks. They have all sold. Thanks again to my lovely buyers.
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Hi, Yesterday, I forgot to deduct 10% from the gift card value. I will appreciate if you can refund me 2BTC. Thanks. They have all sold. Thanks again to my lovely buyers.
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I'm doing exactly what you said. I lost a card a few months ago to condensation. I wasn't home and the Internet went out. The cards got very cold and condensation happened. The lost card was using an XSPC block, all EKs were OK. For this I try to no longer use XSPC, they sure have a condensation problem. It comes from the river, it goes to the river. I believe is better than to run the air conditioner non-stop. brilliant idea, really  According to Nature (2010), about 80% of the world's population (5.6 billion in 2011) live in areas with threats to water security. How do you deal with the condensation? Faucet water is much colder than ambient temps I am not saying he is doing this but with a heat exchanger you can make the GPU loop any temp you want. Keep GPU loop's flow fixed and adjust the cold side loop (the cold water -> heat exchanger -> drain) flow so that it pulls enough heat from the hot side (GPU loop) to cool it down but keep it above ambient. |
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It comes from the river, it goes to the river. I believe is better than to run the air conditioner non-stop. brilliant idea, really According to Nature (2010), about 80% of the world's population (5.6 billion in 2011) live in areas with threats to water security. |
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Hi,
I will take the last one.
Thanks.
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Yes, luckily I have free water. Yes, I do. You just run the tap water all the time?  I guess you have free (or flat rate) water? |
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Yes, I do. You just run the tap water all the time? |
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Just cold water. Here is a pic: www.mycpu.ca/Ebay/IMG_4327.JPGHi,
I have a similar setup, with 12 cards (9 5970 and 4 5870) working flowlessly for about 1 year. The diferrence is that I ran them in series. I'm using a Koolance heat exchanger connected to the cold water line. Will soon add 5 more cards.
Just to clarify Ciuciu, is your exchanger right b4 the water heater? (preheating) or you just use cold line to cool the loop? |
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I use no radiator. Gotcha. What do you use for the radiator? The cards are in series. I have only one heat exchanger. http://koolance.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=54_119&product_id=944Hi,
I have a similar setup, with 12 cards (9 5970 and 4 5870) working flowlessly for about 1 year. The diferrence is that I ran them in series. I'm using a Koolance heat exchanger connected to the cold water line. Will soon add 5 more cards.
Running those plate exchangers in series? or the GPU block? Because the former would ABSOLUTELY kill the pressure. I dont think thats good for the water heater at all. I'm cheap so i will try to make those exchanger myselft..  yeah i know. Its the same parallel channels design. But i'm thinking of having at least 5 of them in parallel loops. |
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The cards are in series. I have only one heat exchanger. http://koolance.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=54_119&product_id=944Hi,
I have a similar setup, with 12 cards (9 5970 and 4 5870) working flowlessly for about 1 year. The diferrence is that I ran them in series. I'm using a Koolance heat exchanger connected to the cold water line. Will soon add 5 more cards.
Running those plate exchangers in series? or the GPU block? Because the former would ABSOLUTELY kill the pressure. I dont think thats good for the water heater at all. I'm cheap so i will try to make those exchanger myselft.. yeah i know. Its the same parallel channels design. But i'm thinking of having at least 5 of them in parallel loops. |
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Yes, you right. First card is at 20C last at 40C. To lower the temperatures I can increase the cold water debit, but I want to keep the noise down. Connecting the loops in series would allow higher temps to be dumped into the heat exchager right? The higher delta T the better. But it also means that your rigs run hotter or at least some of them do. Which might create more energy consumption due to the worse switching efficiency of higher temps on GPU. |
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Yeah, the heat was driving me insane last summer. Hi,
I have a similar setup, with 12 cards (9 5970 and 4 5870) working flowlesly for about 1 year. The diferrence is that I ran them in series. I'm using a Koolance heat exchanger connected to the cold water line. Will soon add 5 more cards.
Awesome. First I have heard of anyone else doing this. |
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Hi,
I have a similar setup, with 12 cards (9 5970 and 4 5870) working flowlessly for about 1 year. The diferrence is that I ran them in series. I'm using a Koolance heat exchanger connected to the cold water line. Will soon add 5 more cards.
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Hi Hash,
Deposited another 200BTC for 10 weeks at 3%.
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Son, If you look how old my account is you will shut up, which you should do anyway. If somebody is not as chatty as you are, doesn't mean a thing. There are a number of free escrow services we can use. No proof pics from someone who just got out of newbie jail... Good luck. |
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It was sold to me as new, but I can't be sure. All original packaging is included. It is under warranty, until February 2013. Thanks. new? used? including all original packing if used? warranty?
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Deposited 200BTC for 10 weeks at 3.00%.
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