Has anyone relocated their miners due to cold weather?

[Darthswan]

For instance, my garage is a good 30 degrees.  I don't have one yet, but would it be smart to put it in the garage?

[vpasic]

too warm!
placed mine to balcony. nice temperature around 0 Celsius.
3x60Gh/s running nicely around 40-45 degrees!

[wpgdeez]

I have one in my garage, but it is -30 in there

[DrG]

It was 82F here in southern California today.... what is this cold weather you speak of?

It gets down to a chilly 58F at night.  I still have to run the AC during the day 

[crazyates]

For instance, my garage is a good 30 degrees.  I don't have one yet, but would it be smart to put it in the garage?

I'm assuming you mean 30F?

[Darthswan]

For instance, my garage is a good 30 degrees.  I don't have one yet, but would it be smart to put it in the garage?

I'm assuming you mean 30F?

Yes, sorry about that.  Outside temp is about -11.

[Avo_bit]

I relocated my miner because it was too hot here in AUS  +41 deg C LOL 

[outsider]

I've had my two rigs in the garage for a while now.
It's -24deg C (-11deg F) here in toronto, canada today and the rigs are loving it. Fans are running at 20-30% and cards are 75deg C.

[sundownz]

I am moving all of mine out to my external garage; should help alot with consistency. It has it's own climate control but I can just let them chill in the winter Just need to get the wiring done in there for 10 computers.

[c789]

I had 2x 6970's running last winter, but I sold them in June because even those 2 cards put out too much heat for the summer. They made a 6 degree F difference in a 10x12 room. Now I'm wishing I had kept them for this winter.

[joeventura]

All mine are in an outbuilding where the temp currently is about -5 degrees C and they are so very happy out there!

[nerdcustoms]

I keep mine in the garage (11-25 degrees F), if you think it's getting too cold, just overlock .

[outsider]

My GPUs (5 x r9 280X and 2 x r9 290X) in the garage overheated the garage in just one night with temperatures around 0degC. I ended up having to put an exhaust and intake ducts into the side of the garage (along with a fan) to circulate outside air through the garage.

2500W drawn from the wall is likely 80-90% turned to heat; that's a pretty strong heater to have running 24/7 in a single car garage.

If I'm going to expand, I will have to find some better method to move the heat outside.