Pictures of your mining rigs!

[notlist3d]

My StickMiners case, with placeholders for a few - including the hopefully upcoming GekkoScience Compac and potentially Amita.
There's space in front for the various duplicates of / boxes for these little blinkenheaters and an SD card with various mining software, documentation, etc.
Bottom's got a single layer of relatively hard foam, keeping the miners in place by their heatsinks.  Lid's got 3 layers of softer foam, middle layer can be removed in case of expansion requirement, even though I doubt there'll be need for much expansion; a BitFury lightbulb doesn't qualify as a StickMiner
Hole in the NanoFury series on the right is where my iceFURY was, but recently had to give up.  Bummer, c'est la vie.



There's angle shots of these as well, nice and tidy in an album: http://imgur.com/a/rsdsC

( would x-post to the Miner photo 'porn' thread, but it's not that porny )

Thanks for sharing.  Truly a impressive showing of stick miners.

I even got to see one I had not seen before - LKETC / Dragon Mining Scrypt miner (aka PocketDragon).

[Acid Alchamy]

Amusingly, pictured above was my initial BTC setup. Things have snowballed a bit over the years. I decided to do some comparison photos because I'm moving out of my house at the end of the month after living here for seven plus years. Things as they are right now:




Super safe power setup. Nails + zip ties...


Regardless of where I end up moving the setup will be coming along.

"Was gonna paint a sunset on the wall....But decided to mine Bitcoin instead, was way more profitable.."

[Dr Charles]

Why do you have the box fan pushing air into the S5's? Do they not cool well enough while be vertical with their stock fan?

I found the setup somewhere else here on the forums and I am just trying it out. I have them slightly overclocked and they are running the same temp as my standard S5's in the other room.

[Acid Alchamy]

Said i would post some more pics from DC...
None of these are mine btw

Some Yukons (their are 20 Total..)


S4+'s


Enjoy,

[adaseb]

Said i would post some more pics from DC...
None of these are mine btw

Some Yukons (their are 20 Total..)


S4+'s


Enjoy,

Its hard to tell from the photos. But are those S4+ ?

[dmwardjr]

Said i would post some more pics from DC...
None of these are mine btw

Some Yukons (their are 20 Total..)


S4+'s


Enjoy,

Its hard to tell from the photos. But are those S4+ ?

yes... He actually says it above the pic.

[Acid Alchamy]

Said i would post some more pics from DC...
None of these are mine btw

Some Yukons (their are 20 Total..)


S4+'s


Enjoy,

Its hard to tell from the photos. But are those S4+ ?

Yup sure are, one of our friends has I think 18 or 22 of them I believe, might snap some more pictures today for you guys
Semi-hard to get good pics of full racks sense there is only maybe 3-4'Ft between each row of APC Server Cabinets.

[Dr Charles]

You can also tell they are S4+'s by the lack of the LCD functionality as well as the PSU power plug being in the front

[itod]

My StickMiners case, with placeholders for a few - including the hopefully upcoming GekkoScience Compac and potentially Amita.
There's space in front for the various duplicates of / boxes for these little blinkenheaters and an SD card with various mining software, documentation, etc.
Bottom's got a single layer of relatively hard foam, keeping the miners in place by their heatsinks.  Lid's got 3 layers of softer foam, middle layer can be removed in case of expansion requirement, even though I doubt there'll be need for much expansion; a BitFury lightbulb doesn't qualify as a StickMiner
Hole in the NanoFury series on the right is where my iceFURY was, but recently had to give up.  Bummer, c'est la vie.



There's angle shots of these as well, nice and tidy in an album: http://imgur.com/a/rsdsC

( would x-post to the Miner photo 'porn' thread, but it's not that porny )

Museum actually is not a bad idea. One can show these to a child and tell him: "You know, son, we used to put these things in USB hubs and dig coins with it!".

[TheRealSteve]

Museum actually is not a bad idea. One can show these to a child and tell him: "You know, son, we used to put these things in USB hubs and dig coins with it!".

A small node, some modified code for shorter block times, and can demonstrate the effect of increasing hardware efficiency quite nicely on a small scale   But that's something for a later time.. right now I'm trying to get the middle one behaving and filling in some of those gaps.

[Meuh6879]

My old BFG 12GH/s on the left ... and the new (since january 2015) R-Box 32GH/s.
Hobby bitcoin miner, just for the fun of reading the debug.log  

The next could be the Antminer U3 ...

[VanessaE]

A hacky scrypt rig I assembled a while back, overclocked slightly to 13.6-13.7 MH/sec (all devices are stock because I'm a chickenshit when it comes to actually hardware modding such things   )...  It's all stuffed into a PC case because the computer therein also serves as my network gateway/firewall, so it's up 24/7 anyway.  The strips of tape across the front are just to keep my cats out while the machine is closed-up, as the front "knockout panels" have long since been removed.

https://i.imgur.com/3oBsgE3.jpg

[Dr Charles]

A hacky scrypt rig I assembled a while back, overclocked slightly to 13.6-13.7 MH/sec (all devices are stock because I'm a chickenshit when it comes to actually hardware modding such things   )...  It's all stuffed into a PC case because the computer therein also serves as my network gateway/firewall, so it's up 24/7 anyway.  The strips of tape across the front are just to keep my cats out while the machine is closed-up, as the front "knockout panels" have long since been removed.

Thats a pretty innovative set up haha nice job.

[hedgy73]

A hacky scrypt rig I assembled a while back, overclocked slightly to 13.6-13.7 MH/sec (all devices are stock because I'm a chickenshit when it comes to actually hardware modding such things   )...  It's all stuffed into a PC case because the computer therein also serves as my network gateway/firewall, so it's up 24/7 anyway.  The strips of tape across the front are just to keep my cats out while the machine is closed-up, as the front "knockout panels" have long since been removed.

Nice job, that's a pretty funky little rig you've got there .

[pinhead666]

That's pretty cool setup.Could we get a picture of the the cat with the rig also? Sorry Dogie  .

[molecular]

A hacky scrypt rig I assembled a while back, overclocked slightly to 13.6-13.7 MH/sec (all devices are stock because I'm a chickenshit when it comes to actually hardware modding such things   )...  It's all stuffed into a PC case because the computer therein also serves as my network gateway/firewall, so it's up 24/7 anyway.  The strips of tape across the front are just to keep my cats out while the machine is closed-up, as the front "knockout panels" have long since been removed.

hehe. cool job. I especially like the speaker.

[mavericklm]

on the front plastic cover, are those cat claws traces?

[CorumTime]

My old BFG 12GH/s on the left ... and the new (since january 2015) R-Box 32GH/s.
Hobby bitcoin miner, just for the fun of reading the debug.log  

The next could be the Antminer U3 ...

http://imagize[Suspicious link removed]ageshack.us/a/img909/9320/wC5it4.jpg

Those are cool looking. Where is the best place to purchase mining equipment for a noob like me?

[djroadking]

Those are cool looking. Where is the best place to purchase mining equipment for a noob like me?

Amazon will sell them to you. Ebay has plenty of em as well. They're probably the easiest route to get some equipment.

[valkir]

Those are cool looking. Where is the best place to purchase mining equipment for a noob like me?

Amazon will sell them to you. Ebay has plenty of em as well. They're probably the easiest route to get some equipment.

Easiest place if you want to be 10 time the value of the gear.

Check on marketplace right here. The gear are normally normal price. You just need to use escrow.