TheShowOff-all ANTMINER mining rigs.

[S4VV4S]

https://i.imgur.com/CAQ5gkW.jpg

We have a winner. Going to be really hard to beat this setup.

I agree, will be very HARD to beat that setup!

Damn that 180 gh/s hashing beast. Move, your in the shot girl xD

That she is 
It is her spot now 

[precrime3]

You a lucky dude xD Especially so if she knows what she's standing in front of 

[1l1l11ll1l]

[shaxs]

How thew heck are you guys powering so many ants at homes? I have 15a 120v which is about 1800 a circuit. Im throwing breakers right and left...

[klondike_bar]

How thew heck are you guys powering so many ants at homes? I have 15a 120v which is about 1800 a circuit. Im throwing breakers right and left...

if you are popping breakers that is REALLY dangerous. Electrical rules state you should keep loads at <80% of the rated capacity, or ~1500W per 15A circuit.

I was using 3 different 15A circuits for a while - just upgraded to some heft 213V, 30A circuits in order to expand

[shaxs]

How thew heck are you guys powering so many ants at homes? I have 15a 120v which is about 1800 a circuit. Im throwing breakers right and left...

if you are popping breakers that is REALLY dangerous. Electrical rules state you should keep loads at <80% of the rated capacity, or ~1500W per 15A circuit.

I was using 3 different 15A circuits for a while - just upgraded to some heft 213V, 30A circuits in order to expand

Yeah I moved the antminers to the spare bedroom which is on its own circuit with nothing using it. No problems now. It was in my office walk-in closet which uses the same circuit as my office which has a beefy gaming computer, a server, a laser printer, ect.

When you upgrade to 213V, 30A circuits you need to run new wiring as well correct?

[NorTiaN]

Here's my humble setup.



Keeping my kitchen nice and warm 

[crazyates]

Here's my humble setup.

[img ]https://i.imgur.com/fMrdIg2.jpg[/img]

Keeping my kitchen nice and warm 

You're not popping breakers running 6 Ants through one outlet? In a kitchen with other appliances?

[klondike_bar]

Here's my humble setup.

[img ]https://i.imgur.com/fMrdIg2.jpg[/img]

Keeping my kitchen nice and warm 

You're not popping breakers running 6 Ants through one outlet? In a kitchen with other appliances?

looks like 240V - either a stove outlet of just a 15A 240V outlet that is a little bit too close to its limits

[1l1l11ll1l]

Filling out nicely

[seriouscoin]

^^^ Look awesome...

What is the power consumption?

[pmorici]

Here are my Ants powered by a HP DPS-800GB server supply w/ custom breakout board wired to a Raspberry Pi running MinePeon so I can monitor the status and power cycle remotely.



http://imgur.com/a/kqFsz#0

Edit: does anyone know why the embedded image isn't working right?

[shaxs]

Here are my Ants powered by a HP DPS-800GB server supply w/ custom breakout board wired to a Raspberry Pi running MinePeon so I can monitor the status and power cycle remotely.



http://imgur.com/a/kqFsz#0

Nice. How much did that board cost to make?

[pmorici]

Here are my Ants powered by a HP DPS-800GB server supply w/ custom breakout board wired to a Raspberry Pi running MinePeon so I can monitor the status and power cycle remotely.



http://imgur.com/a/kqFsz#0

Nice. How much did that board cost to make?

Roughly $30, I did all the soldering by hand. All in all about half the cost of the CX750's I was using before this.

[tzortz]

[salfter]

New Update. In my non-climate controlled 2-car garage I have three S1 Antminers overclocked to 393 MHz. The temperature here in Santa Fe, New Mexico is 62F/17C, but the three miners bring the temperature up to a cozy 89F/32C inside the garage. I ran one miner for 8 hours without my custom cover, which then reported temperatures of 54C/57C in the "Miner Status" tab. After 30 minutes with the cover on the temperatures had dropped to 51C/53C, and after 45 minutes the temperatures had dropped to a stable 47C/50C. This equates to a 13 degree Fahrenheit drop on both boards.

I will be selling an improved version of the case within a week, with the price point in the .017 BTC range for quantities under 10, and ~.0155 BTC for 10+ units (based on the current exchange rate). The price will include UPS ground shipping with tracking inside the USA for orders of 10+, while smaller orders will be at a flat rate of .009 BTC for UPS shipping.

Any update on this?  I moved my mining operation to the garage to get the heat & noise out of the house, and I suspect it'd benefit from whatever cooling tweaks I can make once summer hits Las Vegas.

[klondike_bar]

4 antminer in the crates (soon to be cleaned of dust and relocated to the sheving since they are really loud in comparison) plus a bitfury (260Gh) and S1 on the top shelf, plus 5 more on the middle shelf.

The middleshelf has 3 antminers doing 387.5Mhz using a Corsair AX1200 (1205W on 12v) that barley gets warm on a 213V circuit. one of them is looking a bit over 2% hw errors though and will be tuned back to 375 probably

[NorTiaN]

Here's my humble setup.

[img ]https://i.imgur.com/fMrdIg2.jpg[/img]

Keeping my kitchen nice and warm 

You're not popping breakers running 6 Ants through one outlet? In a kitchen with other appliances?

looks like 240V - either a stove outlet of just a 15A 240V outlet that is a little bit too close to its limits

Its 220V. All my power outlets go trough 16A breakers as that is whats costumary here in Portugal. The watt-meter is reading 2650wt. So there is still margin. This circuit is shared with an A+ refrigerator and 2 other unused outlets.
The oven, dish washer and clothe washer have exclusive breakers.

I gotta say im getting a bit tired of the noise... im gettin some scythe ultra kaze 3000rpm for these babies soon...

[klondike_bar]

Here's my humble setup.

[img ]https://i.imgur.com/fMrdIg2.jpg[/img]

Keeping my kitchen nice and warm 

You're not popping breakers running 6 Ants through one outlet? In a kitchen with other appliances?

looks like 240V - either a stove outlet of just a 15A 240V outlet that is a little bit too close to its limits

Its 220V. All my power outlets go trough 16A breakers as that is whats costumary here in Portugal. The watt-meter is reading 2650wt. So there is still margin. This circuit is shared with an A+ refrigerator and 2 other unused outlets.
The oven, dish washer and clothe washer have exclusive breakers.

I gotta say im getting a bit tired of the noise... im gettin some scythe ultra kaze 3000rpm for these babies soon...

16A at 220V is a maximum 3500W. Following safety guidelines for <80% load you should not have a constant draw of more than 2800W on it. If your fridge kicks on that would easily add 300-600W of draw but for a fairly short period of time

[freebit13]

Here are my Ants powered by a HP DPS-800GB server supply w/ custom breakout board wired to a Raspberry Pi running MinePeon so I can monitor the status and power cycle remotely.



http://imgur.com/a/kqFsz#0

Edit: does anyone know why the embedded image isn't working right?

Your image is 2.6MB, perhaps that has something to do with it, not exactly sure, try a smaller one.

Nice server PSU hookup btw