Pictures of your mining rigs!

[Trillium]

[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/ckCu8HP.jpg?1

20x Sapphire R9 290
4x Asus M5A99FX PRO
4x Corsair 750w
4x Corsair 1000w
4x HDD 32Go SSD
4x 4Go
4x CPU Sempron
Misc risers
Custom wooden rig, match anyone ?

Delivering ~16.6 Mh/s
Burning ~6500W (distributed on 4 circuits of 10 amps each)

Working on a much better 19" rackable rig, cause this beast can't scale no more.
No way I'm going to put a third level on this thing

I like how the weight of the GPU are sagging the frame...

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[Trigun]

what kind of riser u use for conf with 4+ gpu?
when i connected my 1x it got burned

[ark85]

[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/ckCu8HP.jpg?1

20x Sapphire R9 290
4x Asus M5A99FX PRO
4x Corsair 750w
4x Corsair 1000w
4x HDD 32Go SSD
4x 4Go
4x CPU Sempron
Misc risers
Custom wooden rig, match anyone ?

Delivering ~16.6 Mh/s
Burning ~6500W (distributed on 4 circuits of 10 amps each)

Working on a much better 19" rackable rig, cause this beast can't scale no more.
No way I'm going to put a third level on this thing

I like how the weight of the GPU are sagging the frame...

so much respect for you 

[Pt0x]

what kind of riser u use for conf with 4+ gpu?
when i connected my 1x it got burned

Are you using 2 or more PSUs???

[Azrael_PT]

Now there's 20 Antminers U1, on the way of the 49.

[pontiacg5]

what kind of riser u use for conf with 4+ gpu?
when i connected my 1x it got burned

It looks like something on the other end of that riser cable was shorted out to a ground. Those first three pads/wires on the nearest side are 12V power, two of the three on the other side are also 12V. The 4th pad in on either side is a ground, none of those 12V pads can touch any of the ground pads or you'll see what you've got there.

There are no different risers, they all do the same thing basically. You may have just got a defective one.

[demonmaestro]

Here is an updated picture of my setup.

Ps: everything in that picture is possibility for sale for the right price(except for the movies & scales). PM me your price.

[FlyForFun]

20x Sapphire R9 290
4x Asus M5A99FX PRO
4x Corsair 750w
4x Corsair 1000w
4x HDD 32Go SSD
4x 4Go
4x CPU Sempron
Misc risers
Custom wooden rig, match anyone ?

Delivering ~16.6 Mh/s
Burning ~6500W (distributed on 4 circuits of 10 amps each)

Working on a much better 19" rackable rig, cause this beast can't scale no more.
No way I'm going to put a third level on this thing

Nice, but don't you think wood is dangerous in term of fire?

[c789]

It's a good concern, but many people on here have built with wood. As far as I know, nobody has had a problem. The GPUs will stop functioning around 100c, well below the combustion point of wood:

http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/fuels-ignition-temperatures-d_171.html

[NecroBones]

Here is an updated picture of my setup.
https://mycryptocoin.us/downloads/miner2.jpg
Ps: everything in that picture is possibility for sale for the right price(except for the movies & scales). PM me your price.

I like the smoke-detector in the mix. Actually a pretty good idea.

[pontiacg5]

It's a good concern, but many people on here have built with wood. As far as I know, nobody has had a problem. The GPUs will stop functioning around 100c, well below the combustion point of wood:

http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/fuels-ignition-temperatures-d_171.html

The GPU stops working at 100c, but the voltage running all through that wood frame don't give a damn.

I'd be more worried about that setup breaking and dropping 5 grand on top of another 5 grand of hardware before I was worried about fire, though.

[kalus]

It's a good concern, but many people on here have built with wood. As far as I know, nobody has had a problem. The GPUs will stop functioning around 100c, well below the combustion point of wood:

http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/fuels-ignition-temperatures-d_171.html

The GPU stops working at 100c, but the voltage running all through that wood frame don't give a damn.

I'd be more worried about that setup breaking and dropping 5 grand on top of another 5 grand of hardware before I was worried about fire, though.

yeah the crossbeams holding up $5000 in video cards is being supported by a small twig!

[llamabucket]

Hey y'all! Here is a crappy pic of my first two rigs I ever built. Both running 6x7950 cards

https://i.imgur.com/jCj5mWA.jpg

[flemeister]

4x Drillbit 8-boards (bitfury chips) @ 81GH/s. They can overclock to 88GH/s with some fiddling around.

CPU: Intel Celeron G530 @ 1.6GHz
Mobo: Gigabyte H77M-D3H
RAM: 1x4GB Kingston DDR3 @ 1066MHz @ 1.2v
HDD: Intel X25-M G2 80GB
Case: Antec P182
PSU: Antec CP-850
Fans: 4x Scythe GT 1850RPM (two on each pair of 8-boards for extra airflow), 1x 140mm 1200RPM for support, and 1x 120mm 1300RPM for exhaust
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

[crazyates]

Fans: 4x Scythe GT 1850RPM (two on each pair of 8-boards for extra airflow), 1x 140mm 1200RPM for support, and 1x 120mm 1300RPM for exhaust

I will never buy Scythe fans again. They still make their money off selling cheap fans with terrible sleeve bearings. There's no reason they should be selling sleeve bearings. I bought 5 a while back, and 3 of them were dead in 3 months. The other 2 were on their way out. Bought some Cougar Hydro Dynamic bearing fans, they've been rock solid for 18 months now, and they're quieter!

[flemeister]

I will never buy Scythe fans again. They still make their money off selling cheap fans with terrible sleeve bearings. There's no reason they should be selling sleeve bearings. I bought 5 a while back, and 3 of them were dead in 3 months. The other 2 were on their way out. Bought some Cougar Hydro Dynamic bearing fans, they've been rock solid for 18 months now, and they're quieter!

Depends on the fan. The GT 1850RPM's are excellent, with ball bearings and below average noise levels considering the air they put out.

Those other fans are my leftovers from years ago. I tend to like sleeve bearing fans in my main PC because I'm a silence freak, and sleeve bearings have virtually no motor noise at low RPM's, whereas other motor types tend to have a tiny bit, enough for me to avoid them. But for a 24/7 mining rig and the higher temps that come with it, I understand the value of using good quality fans, hence the Scythe GT's.

[bumpusee]

am sure she'll stay cool

[bumpusee]

my mining rig. 1x6990, but my plan is to run 3x6990.
just finished today, i will buy wireless usb wifi tomorrow and get the rig to work.

GPU: 6990
CPU: AMD athlon II
RAM: 2gb ddr3
MB: msi 890fxa-gd70
PSU: Thermaltake toughpower 1500W

overkill cooling

[bumpusee]

I'm Still waiting for my motherboards to arrive, and when they do they will sit under the GPU's (I built two of those Kinex frames). The frames are actually strong enough to support being picked up  Also sorry for the huge image.

K'nex. win!

cool

[ar88]

4x 280x waiting on a 290x so I can add another.
https://i.imgur.com/Fr6Lz0c.jpg?1

I see a vapor X 280x.. what is the hashrate on that.. kind of sucky for mine unless meddle with the bios and reflashing stuff....