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Jay_Pal
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September 22, 2013, 08:40:43 PM |
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It seems I've been missing quite a pissing contest here...
...and let me tell you: NOT THE PLACE.
Please, post proud pictures of mining rigs and related material, not of your lower body parts extensions.
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CroverNo01
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September 22, 2013, 08:50:24 PM |
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Well got my rig finally fully up and running  Got a cloud based proxy to work with Slush so getting just over 130Gh/s from the blades. 10 Stock clocked and 2 overclocked. Temp is a little high in my room but moving else where means I don't have to pay to heat my house as these things do it perfect.    Cheers |
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Jay_Pal
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September 22, 2013, 08:54:04 PM |
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Nice!!! and quite cool, literally! 26º it's great!! |
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CroverNo01
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September 22, 2013, 09:05:28 PM |
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Nice!!! and quite cool, literally! 26º it's great!! Cheers Spent a lot of work trying to get this all setup, Currently in the middle of building a case for them all to sit in as the PSU is like a Jet Engine and need to get that in a sound proof case  Temp wise 26 is really hot for a Scottish room, I am more used to the cold temps of say 15 that's why moving else where in the house but just need to create an Internet point at the new location and I'm set |
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Jay_Pal
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September 22, 2013, 09:27:11 PM |
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Nice!!! and quite cool, literally! 26º it's great!! Cheers Spent a lot of work trying to get this all setup, Currently in the middle of building a case for them all to sit in as the PSU is like a Jet Engine and need to get that in a sound proof case Temp wise 26 is really hot for a Scottish room, I am more used to the cold temps of say 15 that's why moving else where in the house but just need to create an Internet point at the new location and I'm set Lol!! Here in Portugal, my bed room is currently at 28ºC. This room where I have my computers and asics is currently at 31ºC. I want to build a rack for this equipment, but I'm lacking a decent cheap USB Hub, for now. |
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camaro69327
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September 23, 2013, 12:56:38 AM |
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Looks great! The different color ether cables are nice.....but for the anal guys like me, would have kept the colors in order...Blue , Yellow , Purple , Red , Orange......The next group is out of order....lmao. |
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xstr8guy
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September 23, 2013, 06:36:03 AM |
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Well got my rig finally fully up and running Got a cloud based proxy to work with Slush so getting just over 130Gh/s from the blades. 10 Stock clocked and 2 overclocked. Temp is a little high in my room but moving else where means I don't have to pay to heat my house as these things do it perfect. Cheers Loving the cables too... and didn't even notice they were in the wrong order, lol. But I'd get some colored LED fans (push-pull style) on those Blades like I did. They look so cool at night. Btw, I just added Blade 7 & 8 today. I wanted to fill the backplane but I don't really trust that the HP server PSU can safely handle more. I have the HP DPS 800GB. What do you have? And how are you overclocking ver. 2? I thought they were locked. |
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demonmaestro
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September 23, 2013, 06:38:46 AM |
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I want to get a blade but its that initial $500+ cost....
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cp1
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September 23, 2013, 07:33:36 AM |
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I don't think you need the backplane, you can just attach the psu to the blade.
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CroverNo01
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September 23, 2013, 04:21:52 PM |
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Looks great! The different color ether cables are nice.....but for the anal guys like me, would have kept the colors in order...Blue , Yellow , Purple , Red , Orange......The next group is out of order....lmao. Thanks, yeah sorted the cables out and moved the blades into a new room, Can now sleep at nights without the sound of the PSU sounding like a jet |
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CroverNo01
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September 23, 2013, 04:24:49 PM |
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Well got my rig finally fully up and running Got a cloud based proxy to work with Slush so getting just over 130Gh/s from the blades. 10 Stock clocked and 2 overclocked. Temp is a little high in my room but moving else where means I don't have to pay to heat my house as these things do it perfect. Cheers Loving the cables too... and didn't even notice they were in the wrong order, lol. But I'd get some colored LED fans (push-pull style) on those Blades like I did. They look so cool at night. Btw, I just added Blade 7 & 8 today. I wanted to fill the backplane but I don't really trust that the HP server PSU can safely handle more. I have the HP DPS 800GB. What do you have? And how are you overclocking ver. 2? I thought they were locked. Yeah looking to get a few more fans just to help with the temps but once moved into there final home they will freezing in the Scottish winter :L but heating my home lovely I have the exact same PSU and yes it gets very loud and at first I was worried about putting more blades in. They are default 10.7 but for some reason mine are running at 11.5 to 12.6 so happy with that and power consumption is not to bad either. |
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ZeroClue
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September 23, 2013, 10:51:32 PM |
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Hi , I am Professor James Moriarty , says it right there on my user name
blah blah blah blah.
what a chop. keep your "OPINIONS" to yourself, they don't relate to the discussion under the thoughtful topic of "Pictures of your mining rigs!" 'nuff said keep em pictures coming... |
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Xian01
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September 24, 2013, 01:14:28 AM |
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These arrived for me today from BPMC.   |
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cp1
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September 24, 2013, 02:21:33 AM |
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Very nice
Don't run as root though.
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Xian01
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September 24, 2013, 04:15:41 AM |
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Don't run as root though.
Real men run as root  |
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stellan0r
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September 24, 2013, 05:46:46 AM |
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Don't run as root though.
Real men run as root +1 |
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xstr8guy
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September 24, 2013, 07:16:25 AM |
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These arrived for me today from BPMC. So jealous! But I do have 4 coming on Thursday. |
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rupy
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September 24, 2013, 07:31:57 AM |
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These arrived for me today from BPMC.
2xBE in speed spread (740GH) is alot... does this change or is a slow stick always slow? |
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September 24, 2013, 03:03:13 PM |
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These arrived for me today from BPMC.
2xBE in speed spread (740GH) is alot... does this change or is a slow stick always slow? Variance of about one Erupter USB (~333 MH/s) between the fastest and slowest stick. |
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