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So what happens when you need to hard reboot one of them? Gotta climb up there to do it? Lol
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So what happens when you need to hard reboot one of them? Gotta climb up there to do it? Lol
i fanboy'd at the final touches. well done moho.
Looks good moho. I didn't realize you were pushing that many machines. I would love a few details and experiences running that. What o/s, which coins mined, power usage and general tips for management.
Im wondering what summer will do to those rigs. Unless that warehouse is climate controlled, 80-90F air, no matter how much or how fast is still 80-90F air!!What are the temps like in your warehouse moho?
Let me put it a different way...you did not get my point. Im not worried about the warehouse and its temperatures...I am worried about what that change will do to the GPUs temps.80-90f is much different than 80-90c so the rigs should be OK. Whether the Moho likes an oven running n a hot warehouse, it would probably not be too noticeable if there is air flow in and out of the building.
I disagree with that assertion...but not as substantial as some think.
Yeah, it may peak there, but your averages are 10C below that at PEAK sumer with 8 months of the year being, according to you, 'sweater weather'. Usually that type of stance are from people where it is acutally 90F for a couple months out of the year, not days... so I found your comment quite funny!I usually get 92 F and the like during August. With the hibiscus moscheutos plants http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hibiscus_moscheutos and sunflowers blooming.
It would usually have to be an unusually wet summer to be less than about 85 F. 2006 was one of them.
@ moho - So with 70F, what are your temps now on those GPUs?I went through this last year, they stayed about 80-85C, but i didnt have the open-rack then...
I have found that simply using processor temperature minus ambient temperature is not adequate for Intel’s 65nm Core 2 processors. However, I have found that ambient and core temps scale perfectly fine (1:1) with i7.