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February 20, 2017, 08:14:54 AM
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The things we do to keep all of our cards up and running when you perform an upgrade....  so.....

How about contributing to this thread of ghetto-fabulous GPU miner configurations.... Just think duct tape and bailing wire sort of thing Wink

For instance, this PC has a 215w power supply, yet it houses a GTX980 and hosts a GTX960SSC as well =)  Luckily the temporary 1600w power supply was tall enough to let the PCIE riser just baaaaaarely reach.  Previously it was able to (surprisingly) host the GTX960SSC all by itself; while now the 1600w supply is supplying solely PCIE-plug power on both cards.  

I am amazed the OEM power supply didn't melt after running the 960 solid for months.



I know you guys got some juicy photos to share.....

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February 20, 2017, 08:35:46 AM
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Putting a GPU like that resting on a PSU is a fire issue.

The metal housing will short out the GPU.

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February 20, 2017, 09:28:07 AM
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Putting a GPU like that resting on a PSU is a fire issue.

The metal housing will short out the GPU.

Nope, its risen up by an insulator.  like .5"

Only temporary until I get some rivets and some framing material to build a rack to replace the chassis.  That pc was a "throw away" picked up from next to the trash cans.... it only had a bad HDD.

The real fire hazard was running it with the ~225w PSU powering the GTX960 and mining....  Tis why it sat outside then...

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