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123Bob thats nuts man. Wish I had the money to put something like that together. Are all the rigs water cooled through that big radiator?
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One of my Internet Provider rigs :)
WTF... internet provider rigs?Quote:
Originally Posted by mup0
Older 4 socket server. "internet provider rig" so I'm guessing it's a database server? Good ol s940 opterons, I offer $400 :p:
@deepsilver
That's rediculously neat.
I think I wish I could be you. Nice.
deepsilver your monitor is crooked :X
@bob: you never stop huh?? :P
congrats man ...very lovely stuff
Heheh. I'm thinking there might have been some sanitization for the camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by don_xvi
Still. I know for sure there are people neater than me when it comes to setups. Maybe if I had one or two, I could keep it neat. I like it that way...
@gomeler exactly :)
Great looking farms, guys.:up:
And now?? :owned:Quote:
Originally Posted by don_xvi
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The six on the right rack are cooled by the mass watercooler. That's a chevy mini-van radiator in the pic. This rack houses mostly my B3 chips. Hot stuff. This keeps them around the low 50s C with ambient around 24 C. I posted details on a thread some time back. It should still be around.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkone414
The four in the left rack are air cooled. I'll see how they do this summer and may go to mass cooling for them too. These are G0s and run much cooler. The whole thing makes for a nice garage heater...:D
I keep having the same problem everyone else has. I end up with a leftover stick of RAM, or a PSU and then figure I have to finish off another machine...:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Duh
Regards,
Bob
Part of my farm. Metal benching platform (imported from Japan) converted into a cruncher. The vice puts downward pressure on the heatsink. This rig has generated about six million WCG points over the past year.
Dual Clovertown cruncher in Supermicro case. Generates 24,000-30,000 points per day. Sometimes a little more. Very loud system. Sounds like a jet idling on the tarmac.
Main system - Quad-core/P5K Deluxe in Mountain Mods case.
@sierra_bound very good rigs :)
Thanks.:) Quad core and IP35 Pro running case-less.
Your system's are all very nice. :)
How well does that board overclock with a quad?Quote:
Originally Posted by sierra_bound
I am running BOINC at 3.63GHz. Forgot the voltage. It's generating about 18,000 points/day. I have not done the heatpipe mod which can lower chipset temps a lot. Very stable board.Quote:
Originally Posted by road-runner
I'm using XP x64 on that rig. Not my favorite 64-bit OS. But I got an OEM copy for fairly cheap.
Pic of one of my desks. As long as there's room for my coffee mug, I'm happy.:D
I hate Bulgaria..too expensive computer hardware..too hard live..no money at all for a 12 hours workday...its :banana::banana::banana::banana:!I save money about a year to get mine rig...i hate it maan!When i watch all of u i want to get out of that misery..
Well. Emigrate to a place of better oppurtunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by mup0
There is a Bulgarian restaurant down the street from work. I pick up lunch from there often. Excellent food.
Seriously fine Bulgarian waitresses, too! :D
Girls are perfect!Food also :) We are good nation at all but our minesters only look how to get money in there pockets,not to do something to get out of this mud!
S_B,
Those are some sweet looking rigs. :clap: :clap:
Now about that SS in the background, use it much? :idea: