Pictures of your mining rigs!

[notme]

In preparing before the snow storms hit ...

You may want to wrap that power strip in plastic .

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[johnyj]

You may want to wrap that power strip in plastic .

Thanks, terrible idea to let it covered by snow 

[notme]

You may want to wrap that power strip in plastic .

Thanks, terrible idea to let it covered by snow 

Snow has these annoying conductive properties.

[waltermot321]

In preparing before the snow storms hit ...

Why do you have wires coming from the outside thru the window?

[johnyj]

Why do you have wires coming from the outside thru the window?

Keyboard, display, mouse, outdoor temp sensor, network cable etc... The machine on the left used to be a GPU mining rig, requires frequent adjustment through AMDOverdriveCtrl, so I run it directly with a screen without the need to ssh to it each time

[waltermot321]

Why do you have wires coming from the outside thru the window?

Keyboard, display, mouse, outdoor temp sensor, network cable etc... The machine on the left used to be a GPU mining rig, requires frequent adjustment through AMDOverdriveCtrl, so I run it directly with a screen without the need to ssh to it each time

Now I get it, your mining rig is actually "outside". How do you protect it from the rain?

[ssateneth]

Why do you have wires coming from the outside thru the window?

Keyboard, display, mouse, outdoor temp sensor, network cable etc... The machine on the left used to be a GPU mining rig, requires frequent adjustment through AMDOverdriveCtrl, so I run it directly with a screen without the need to ssh to it each time

Now I get it, your mining rig is actually "outside". How do you protect it from the rain?

Did you miss the part where he said snow storms? Asin, below freezing? Asin, no rain?

[johnyj]

Why do you have wires coming from the outside thru the window?

Keyboard, display, mouse, outdoor temp sensor, network cable etc... The machine on the left used to be a GPU mining rig, requires frequent adjustment through AMDOverdriveCtrl, so I run it directly with a screen without the need to ssh to it each time

Now I get it, your mining rig is actually "outside". How do you protect it from the rain?

There is a ceiling, rain normally won't make their way into the balcony, and they all falling downwards. But snowflakes are more difficult to deal with, they could fly to everywhere at any location if there is just some breeze. My motherboard was short-circuited by snowflakes a couple of times

[pontiacg5]

Why do you have wires coming from the outside thru the window?

Keyboard, display, mouse, outdoor temp sensor, network cable etc... The machine on the left used to be a GPU mining rig, requires frequent adjustment through AMDOverdriveCtrl, so I run it directly with a screen without the need to ssh to it each time

Now I get it, your mining rig is actually "outside". How do you protect it from the rain?

There is a ceiling, rain normally won't make their way into the balcony, and they all falling downwards. But snowflakes are more difficult to deal with, they could fly to everywhere at any location if there is just some breeze. My motherboard was short-circuited by snowflakes a couple of times

Haha, brave!

I wonder though, if there is snow outside wouldn't it be cost effective to use the miner's heat to warm your house?

I just brought all my mining crap home for that reason. Free power at work, but I don't have to run the furnace at home any more 

[g0re79]

Why do you have wires coming from the outside thru the window?

Keyboard, display, mouse, outdoor temp sensor, network cable etc... The machine on the left used to be a GPU mining rig, requires frequent adjustment through AMDOverdriveCtrl, so I run it directly with a screen without the need to ssh to it each time

Now I get it, your mining rig is actually "outside". How do you protect it from the rain?

There is a ceiling, rain normally won't make their way into the balcony, and they all falling downwards. But snowflakes are more difficult to deal with, they could fly to everywhere at any location if there is just some breeze. My motherboard was short-circuited by snowflakes a couple of times

Why don´t You use it as a room heater in winter?

[malevolent]

Why don´t You use it as a room heater in winter?

Maybe his room is already filled with mining rigs?

[ZetaOS]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13VJ2bKX3iY
I have seen this rigs before somewhere,...who made this cool video?
 

[johnyj]

Why don´t You use it as a room heater in winter?

Maybe his room is already filled with mining rigs?

The room is automatically heated with distributed heating (water radiator, heat water comes from a large factory nearby) and those cost is already part of the rent, what a waste 

[demonmaestro]

Why don´t You use it as a room heater in winter?

Maybe his room is already filled with mining rigs?

The room is automatically heated with distributed heating (water radiator, heat water comes from a large factory nearby) and those cost is already part of the rent, what a waste 

Large factory he says. Probably his mining farm. 

[adnanabbas]

In preparing before the snow storms hit ...

lol!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ZetaOS]

In preparing before the snow storms hit ...

Really smart outside, keep it cool no smell indoors.

Were do you live, uk?

[molecular]

In preparing before the snow storms hit ...

this brings back memories...

outdoor miners ftw!

[rampalija]

my mining rig

[waltermot321]

How come there is so few GPU and you spaced out so wide....

[johnyj]

In preparing before the snow storms hit ...

this brings back memories...

outdoor miners ftw!

Hope to see your new layout after snow hits this year