This allows you to mine Bitcoin at home in SILENCE! no immersion needed...
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- Fruition Designs L7 Kits & more! fruitiondesignsllc.com/discou... use code REDPANDA for 15% off your whole order!
8" AC Infinity Inline Fan geni.us/wq93Sn (PAID LINK)
Looking for ASIC Miners? www.cryptominerbros.com/?wpam... use coupon code REDPANDA for $50 off!
Mining Bitcoin at home can be worth it under certain circumstances, but it's important to carefully consider several factors before making a decision:
Cost of Electricity: Bitcoin mining requires significant computational power, which consumes a substantial amount of electricity. If the cost of electricity in your area is high, it could eat into your potential profits and make mining less economically viable.
Mining Equipment: The efficiency and performance of your mining equipment play a crucial role in determining profitability. Specialized mining hardware, such as ASIC miners, is more efficient at solving the complex mathematical problems required for mining Bitcoin. However, these machines can be expensive to purchase, and there is also the ongoing maintenance and operational costs to consider.
Difficulty Level: Bitcoin mining difficulty adjusts approximately every two weeks based on the total computational power of the network. As more miners join the network, the difficulty increases, making it harder to mine new coins. Higher difficulty levels can reduce the profitability of mining, especially if you have limited computing power.
Price of Bitcoin: The price of Bitcoin is highly volatile and can fluctuate significantly. If the price is high, it can make mining more profitable, but there are no guarantees regarding future price movements.
Competition: The mining industry has become increasingly competitive, with large-scale mining operations dominating the market. These operations benefit from economies of scale and access to cheaper electricity, making it challenging for individual miners to compete effectively.
Considering these factors, it's essential to perform a detailed cost-benefit analysis, factoring in your electricity costs, equipment expenses, and potential returns based on current market conditions. Additionally, keep in mind the potential risks and uncertainties associated with cryptocurrency mining.
In recent years, some individuals have turned to alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins) that are easier to mine with consumer-grade hardware, as they may offer better profitability. It's important to research and understand the specific mining requirements and potential returns for any altcoin before investing time and resources.
Ultimately, mining Bitcoin at home can be a complex endeavor that requires careful planning, investment, and ongoing monitoring. It's advisable to stay informed about the latest developments in the mining industry and assess your own resources and circumstances before deciding to mine Bitcoin at home.
Chapters
--------------
00:00 Fruition Designs ASIC Silencer Cooling Shroud Kits
01:17 What is the biggest issue with all Bitmain ASIC Miners at home?
02:21 What is the price of the kit and a AC infinity fan?
03:12 What about Immersion cooling systems instead?
03:42 What is the Power consumption of the AC Infinity 8 inch fan?
04:30 What is the Decibel of the fan?
05:05 Fruition Designs LLC has many other kits for different models
05:36 I will remove the Power Supply fan power in a livestream
06:15 The how to directions were very good
07:20 Comes with bolts and fan emulators
08:01 Let's try the higher fan modes & decibels on the AC Infinity 8 inch fan
09:03 Potential issue with fan failure and auto shut off?
09:42 Full speed fan noise and power consumption
11:17 Final thoughts for my situation
FOLLOW RedPandaMining
------------------------------------------
► Twitter - / redpandamining
► Instagram - / redpandamining
► Twitch - / redpandamining
► Reddit - / redpandamining
► Discord - / discord
► Website - RedPandaMining.com
Email for Business Inquiries ONLY - Contact@RedPandaMining.com for Crypto Mining help please join Discord! / discord
Disclaimer - I am not an expert. This is not financial advice and do your own research. Everything said is from my point of view and for entertainment purposes. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Just the fact you dont have to yell and your voise is normal, shows how much quieter it makes it.. awesome.
Good point he was doing normal voice talking right next to it .. sometimes the DB numbers are misleading because some noice are high pitch even at 60Db and you have to talk loud, and high pitch noice is very annoying versus just a breeze noise from the ACI fan.
Still here. Still watching. Still mining. Still commenting for the algo. Peace be upon you today RPM.
That will also be a good heater when winter comes. U can redirect the heat using that attachment.
Thanks Panda, honestly wouldn't know about this without your video, thanks man.
I can tell you that yes the machine will shut off mining when the temp gets to about 96 C. I have run into that even with liquid immersion. Pump stops or fans on the coolers etc...
how did the wattage draw change for the actual miner? what were those stock fans using 70-100% full speed vs power of it now? because that difference the variable for power you need compare.
Thank you for your review
I'm pretty sure ac Infinity sells temperature probes and has an app for temperature control.
Red Panda Mining another great review, finally you get to experience what I have been experienced for years now mining is houses and apartments with big boy Bitmain asic! cost a ton less than immersion cooling system that does have allot of fans as well anyways, also for all Bitmain miners the PCB/CHIP temp auto safety shutdown is 85-90c, some older miners with older firmware starts at 80c .. but normally it’s close to 90c the miner will shutdown and in the logs note overheating shutdown does not matter want the fans RPM is, the onboard temp sensor determine when to shutdown the miner nothing todo with the fans.
But yes if you fans does not pass safety check the miner will not start and or if it’s running the miner will stop regardless of the temperature.
Do you have to have one fan for one asic or can I put one fan for two asics?
I've been running these kits on my S19 XP without the back/exit shroud. The back/exit shroud limit the air flow. Without back/exit shroud, I can run fan speed 8/10 instead of 9/10 or 10/10. Lower fan speed means lower noise.
aside from the noise reduction, whats the difference in the operating temp of the miner compared to the stock fans?
If the infinity fan has a problem and shuts down, will the Miner shut down too or will goes on fire?
RPM Thank you…after watching this.. I didn’t even hesitate clicking the buy button! Thank you again!
Yo I did this to my S19J Pro a few months ago and it has been 1000% worth it! I just upgraded my control board to Xilinx so I can run HiveOs firmware, enable immersion mode, and negate the need for those fan emulators as well 💥
Yea I threw mine on hive after my emulates were causing issues.
Just remember running 3rd party firmware takes a percentage of your hashrate as dev fees upto 3% depending on who release the software, with quality fun spoofers you will not have any issues, I have been running them for years, and the amount of money I would less running 3rd part software would cost 1000x more than the fan spoofers, so please don’t just run a 3rd party software just to eliminate the spoofers, I am in this game to make all the money I can earn, not giving a dime where I don’t have to.
@@fullyelectric yea I understand. I was just having alot of issues with my spoofers and they appear to be the same as the ones in this kit. So for now I bypassed but may try again in the future
@@hoocli I had the same exact issue, burned through 7 spoofers… and they’re not cheap
@Culmer692 is this a SCAM or just a SPAM! We only have 3 official site we are selling the shrouds, our new website, amazon and eBay, we do not sell on any other site.
Thanks for the video. It is very quiet here in the computer. Keep the electricity flowing from the Dams. !!!!!!!
I've been running these kits on my S19 and braiins os. Curious if the L7 power consumption increases with chips temps like the s19 does. I have my S19j pro 104th at 110th and chip temps in the mid 60's uses about 3100-3200 watts but as the temps get up to 75-80, power consumption climbs to 35--3600 watts.
The power increase is what is causing the 75-80c, not the other way around.
@@oSTYNCLSYo according to the research that Braiins has done, the temps cause more power usage which then increases the temps. They have an article on their site that I read. That’s what I based my info on.
@@ruskyscryptocave interesting, i will check it out to see why they came up with that conclusion. It doesn't make sense to me, thanks for the information.
I think the cost should be much lower for the shroud. They could mass produce in China.
Would this fit on a ks1 or ks3 ?
AC Infinity Smart Controller 69 come w/ a probe which you could put in rear of ASIC and set fan % per temperature
Think this would work with the Elphapex DG 1?
Yooo can I get that CAD file tho? My creality cr-10s pro might come in handy here 😅😅😅
those kits are nice. I have one on my s19jpro. I may do it on all of my asics just because of the noise
Why disconnect the PSU fans?
Nice looking unit.
You can use Home Assistant to interface with any Antminer and read the outlet temperature and change the mode to lowpower or sleep as desired, I use this to control my L7, s19Jpro+, K7 and KA3 and change the mode to lowpower if a certain temp of the outlet is reached, I also use this to put them to sleep mode when Electricity charge are high during the day. Lot of automation can be done with Home Assistant.
I'd be curious to see if one 8 inch fan could cool two Asics. It would obviously require a different adapter to go into two asics but might be enough air flow. Then you wouldn't have to have a $180 fan for each Asic.
The output air temps would not be good as input air temps for another miner, and if we custom make a shroud for two miners side by side the volume of air needed would be at the max setting of an S8 fan and even then environmental temps needs to be good to start with, but with the ACI S10 10” fan that would be possible but it’s a louder fan at max RPM than the S8 fan.
why not just take the money from the $500 setup for each asic and just build a mining specific building where noise isnt an issue OR OOORRRRRR just pay someone $50 to cad the file for you and then print as many as you want for pennies....
this is a terrible idea,hard pass paying $242 +S&H for a 3d print,which need i remind everyone get soft with heat.
@@GemCityRCOutlaws that’s because doing so would not make any financial sense, why pay more monthly for a building when you already paying for where you live? One time investment vs paying someone else monthly makes no sense and recently I close one of my mining location in an apartment and I sold my ACI fans and made back 70% of the amount I purchased them for .. it’s an win win solution nothing else makes sense do the math, immersion setup coughs a lot and still have fans on the radiator, there’s no demand for it when you decide to sell the setup and if you do sell it it’s going to be at a significantly reduced price plus the cost of shipping it is insane, and again pay monthly for a building is a waste of money does not make financial sense for any small mining farm with under 100 miners.
@@fullyelectric ah yeah that makes sense. I guess it wouldn’t be all that silent then.
Very Cool - Thanks @RPM - Seems much quieter, ASICS are pretty noisy - especially the L7s. I'm going to try this on a miners.
Awesome this will be new standard
The miner makes a lot of noise, is there any way to make the sound work?😢😢😢
Adding that silencer will help a bunch, adding some ducting will help as well.
On the thermostatic controlled variants you can set a base fan speed, then when the sensor detects its above a certian temp it rams up to 100%.
Mine is set to ramp up when ambient temps hit 80° but runs constantly at 60% fan speed below that point
I want to buy this for my s19k pro 120th please if any link
link in the description.
btw 60 decibel is about talking level in the daytime thats fine , but inmagine youre neighbours in the room next to the bedroom talking why youre trying to sleep , you still need the muffler if you in a situation like that
like the idea but think for the price i can make sumting in mdf and use a scrollfan , these are actually quieter than the tubefans
I have the 8" AC Infinity for my mining grow text, it is very powerful
Love the mining equipment! I need more! USA ;)
RPM just ziptie the thermal sensor that comes with the smart controller pro to the hottest asic and control 4 fans based on your hottest. Then as temp moves the fans adjust accordingly. Apparently I need to start selling my adapters lol probably only charge 40-50 per side. Panda hit me up if you want one. In Canada anyway. Shipping to the US isn't worth it.
Mining......this is the way!!
so you cannot hear it lose money? thats nice
ac infinity ftw, grow tents and asics, noice!
They are quieter...
Wouldn’t it just be better to get it hosted for lower electric rate and also not having to pay $420 extra just to run it at home
Definitely quieter … but definitely not anywhere close to SILENT lol
Uhhh im good ill stick to my quite gpus .
I think it’s cool but I imagine it would be really hard to do at scale? Imagine having 10 to 20 asic miners 250 bucks a pop for the upgrade. Then you have to have an in-line fan per unit
As well. Wouldn’t having to have a fan per unit mean you’re using way more power making you less profitable. I think it’s cool if you have one asic miner and you’re at home
This type of noise reduction solution is obviously more geared toward the home miners looking to eliminate noise rather than large scale operations
You would not use one per asic, my guess is find the biggest fan you can run for multiple units, as that in itself would rise efficiency.
If you are in discord I can show you my setup, I have two mining locations with 16 miners as each location with the ACI fans and 3 locations with 6, my other locations does not need any, doing it at scale is not an issue when you buy bulk directly from ACI.
Also the ACI fan uses LESS power than 4 Bitmain fans running at 3000+ RPM, nothing about this setup is new it’s been in production for over 3 years now
utterly pointless for a farm.
anyone with half a brain would just take the asic to a cad designer and have the file made for a fraction of the price anyways
silence?
So much is wrong with this, the price is stupid, when you can just get it printed at home or at pcbway or the 100s of 3d printing companies for nothing and the face that they didnt include nuts for psu fans instead blowing air through fan resistance damaging the fans and inducing currnet into PSU if cables are connected this is so dumb, also this review is such a shill piece
$500 to "barely hear it" on an entirely different floor of the building, pass.
not to mention you could probably CAD that up in a week with no experience....
For all those saying it's a waste of money, you have never lived with loud asics....
It's not just the DB level, it's the pitch/whine of the stock fans that this eliminates..
Definately AGREE - When they are LOUD I can still hear it even when I leave my home - That Stock Fan Pitch just resonates in my head