Hey brother, to help mitigate the heat issue, you could set up ducting tubes from the asic exhaust to a high cfm inline fan commonly used in hydroponics. If the cfm is high enough, you can use three or four of your Asic units hooked into one inline fan. The ducting tubes are commonly made out of aluminum, so they can take the heat, and then you would route the exhaust from the inline fan out your window
It would also help a lot to put corrugated soundproofing foam sheets on the entire wall of all walls that have a room to the house on the adjacent side. Also put some sort of draft stopper on the door to the room. Growing inside a four bedroom house, one room was completely dedicated to growing with a lot more noise than this, and we could not hear anything inside the home and the heat generated from the grow lights exhausted outside and didn't affect the rest of the house. It can be done.
That’s exactly what my solution was, found a cheap inline duct fan from Amazon and works like a dream. Recently moved my rigs beside furnace. Have a small vent from the one of the main ducts running down to my rigs and in-line vent back to the return side. That cold A/C my temps are mind 40’s. My only concern is if those rig shut down and goes cold fast, I’ve seen a bricked hardware from rapid temp shifts. Mining life problems. Constant maintenance, stressing, overthinking, all time consuming, and I love all of it lol.
Instead of heating up the whole basement with the ASIC you can get some inexpensive flexible HVAC ducts at a home store which can connect right to where the heat is coming out of the ASIC and run it across the ceiling to the main exhaust fan. That should keep your temps down a bit.
Not all miners are that loud. I’m running 10 l3+ at stock freq and undervolted to 1. I force the fans at 1800 rpm. They literally make less noise than my GPUs and I still get 504 out of them. Penda, plug that l3+ back in, good times right now for Skrypt👍👍👍
@@hunterpatterson1351 The main factor for me is heat and noise. I mine residentially. Also I prefer to build my own. IMO an Asic depreciates much faster than a GPU and at the end of the day an Asic can do only 1 task while a GPU can do many.
You should checkout the company that offering cooling system for those kind ASIC mining Rigs (BeeMiner) also its coming with it own power supply .. it was a really big help solution for me ..
@@lorenm4015 I have seen two of my Antminer L3+ become worthless last year, now it is profitable to mine. Check ebay for used prices to see for yourself what they are selling for now. They are in hot demand.
Exactly, I have almost 13cents per kwh which hurts. But then again even in a small flat I have 240v with 3x25A for wall sockets, so I have plenty power to spend.
I’m just getting into GPU mining this month got 2 rx 570 4gb and 2 1080ti just for a test on hiveos I’ve had people asking me for my s1 ant miners I send them to your channel so they can learn
One very very important thing that wasnt touched is insurance. If there is a fire ( even of not caused by the asics ) if your not well insured youll be paying mortgage on a burned down house lol. My insurance company told me that they void my insurance if I go forward. Ive talked with a broker that uses 25 different insurance company and he told me none would insure me. Im now looking at the specialized insurance but where talking 1000$ a month. Thats a not negligible amount. Ive seen people here on YT with setup that generates 1500$ a month thats two third of the profit just to insure the setup and imagine you burn down a neighbors house also ? Insurance is a big deal and they got us by the balls. Would like to hear you opinion about that Panda. Great content keep it up.
I bought one because right now, paying the same amount I paid for my S9j would produce less money to the GPU equivalent with current price trends. I'll make just over $3/day but I paid about $500 for it which would only get you a RX 580 8gb right now because of scalping, which would only give me $1/day. So with my current profits including the ASIC, I'll make the money back in 30 days. The ASIC should be profitable until August 18th, 2022 before electricity starts costing more than it makes (with current Btc price). The ASIC can run on a normal 120v outlet and the power is around 1500watts. Plus I've always wanted an ASIC, always been intrigued by them.
Got a Mining Box 8 myself. Changed the Fans to Noctua high RPM fans as the Delta fans were too loud for my usecase. Currently mining with 7x 3060 in the basement really nice and quiet.
What has happened is all the SHA-256 miners that were $50 used up until 2 months ago (for 3 years up until then) all have skyrocketed in price. The ones who were collecting then while they were $50, are now making out big.
this has always puzzled me with ASICS, why.... on gods green earth are they not fitted with a decent 4" fan and ducting? the noise will go down 90% and cooling will be much better. it beggers belief the fans that are fitted to them, and blows me mind that no one removes the stupid underpowered fans and replace them with a proper cooling solution......... just a few thoughts........ 6" grow room fan with a 6" to 4" reducer at the ASIC to increase the flow speed, and ducting off the otherside to vent direct to atmosphere and well away from the other miners..........
If you have more than one air-conditioning vent in the room Consolidate all your ASICS onto one shelf preferably lower to the ground(cold air sinks and heat rises). Next put some sort of insulation or aluminum shielding around the shelf containing the asics thus blocking their heat from other nearby gpus. Then get some flex duct from the closest AC vent and angle it over the ASICS. From the exhaust sides of the ASICS have flex duct leading to the exhaust fan in the window. Further, insulating the flex ducts themselves may also cut down on heat and a little bit of noise.
What happened to your L3+ ? I have one of those at home and basically all three of those negatives (heat, power, noise) can be removed if you update the firmware (to Blissz or Hive) so you can undervolt (reduces heat and power) and also reduce the noise by reducing the fan speed. They still do use a considerable amount of power, but its manageable.
I’m down both paths, 12 litecoin miners and 15 gpus(want more gpus). I appreciate the multi streams of mining. The heat was more of an issue, firmware helped with the fans. Once I got that figured out it’s been going good. But yea the power draw is rough...just can’t get lucky for retail gpus..
I'm about to upgrade my rig, currently only using 1k watts roughly. I'm about to do use the 240V 30A circuit. I found extension cord to bring it to where I need it. But I was wondering about those power strips... do you have a link? Idk if need to convert 240 to 120 or do these PSU can do 240V....
The problem is that we have no choice. Eth will switch to POS sooner rather than later and we will all be mining Bitcoin. I myself am mining eth using a small rig but I am building an immersive BTC mining rig for the future.
can you tell me once ETH 2.0 comes out if i can still mine ETH classic or should i just get into Bitcoin Asic mining ? or is it all goin gto become POS and not POW
All those miners? How the hell do you keep the temperature of the room under 300 degrees? I had ONE BTC miner and it caused me to have the windows to my apartment open 24/7 through winter. It was ridiculous. Temps in my apartment were often over 100 degrees in January. I can't imagine the hellish temperatures your mining room must have in it every day. That one big fane will NOT exhaust the heat that setup will generate.
I am interested in trying to build a GPU miner to mine alt coins for financial gain. But I am very inexperienced in any sort of miner or even PC builds...I have never done any thing like it before. I have watched Red Panda videos and other youtube content to try and improve my understanding of the tech. Do people really believe that watching a load of youtube videos and some internet research will offer enough detail for me to begin a miner build and make it profitable? What if I manage to do a build but switch it on and it doest work...where would I get assistance in this case?.... so many questions like this are unanswered for me. Any feedback welcomed.
ASIC mining at home does suck, it is noisy and hot. I've started by venting mine into the roof space to try and avoid air recirculating around. If I was to do it again I would go GPU. I have the machine now so will keep it running for now. I'm also considering immersion cooling for it.
That’s the big downfall of ASICS they are power hungry monsters. I have two in my own room and yes they are extremely hot. But thank you for the plugs I need for future. Great content sir
The same dollars that you spend could be used to buy scalped GPUs and you would gain more in BTC using Nicehash than getting an ASIC while using less power and making less noise.
The ASIC desing is made for you put a ton of this side by side and route the air in the front qnd rear direct to siberia. Is complicated to have at home indeed. Can you compare its profitabillity with a 6k USD gpu righ "mining bitcoin" trought nicehash? didn't look that much better!!
Try looking for immersion cooling systems that are available for a few hundred dollars for one or two asics. This solves the problem with the heat and the noise. The good thing is 30% less electricity costs and up to 50% hashrate increase possible that is crazy.
The PSU that I have ordered from China is about 3600 rpm from 14CM fan, that 1 is already to noisy for my taste and server PSU + ASICs are complete anti kreygasm for me. Dont think I could even put that in the kitchen as of now, would reach both rooms of a 2 bedroom apartment.
@RPM have u considered replacing those ASIC fans with Noctua? or is there a way to make a custom fan curve? i dont have experience with ASICS though so perhaps its not possible.. let me know if im wrong
In the uk where I live we have 240v wall plugs as standard which is about 2990w (that’s what google said lol) so technically could I run one on my wall plugs I wouldn’t do it because of how loud it is but I think it would be possible
Red Panda - I have a Antminer DR5 that mines Blake256R14, which mining pool is the best in terms of profit fees and also, I tried a few sites, but cannot connect to Nicehash and some other pools because the port is not working that they have. It works in Poolin, no issues the other refuses to connect to the stratum url with that port.
I have the same TrippLite PDU with the digital meters. I actually have no problem running 14 amp 24/7. I have been actually running them like that for years with no issues. If you want you can put it back on normal :)
Im sure you've checked this, but are the fans both facing the same way, i've had issues with heat when both the fans were facing and both drawing air into the unit and those miners were supplied direct by bitmain.
ASIC or GPU mining... they both pain in the A55** when things goes wrong its stressful process to figure out if its the GPU risers or riser cables or psu and list goes on!! I had 3 ASIC and glad i sold it they were too loud and eating up power like crazy!
There's 2 ways to make money with Bitcoin. The first is trading Bitcoin stocks on the stock market and the second way is to buy and sell the Bitcoin itself. Mining Bitcoin with an ASIC miner at home is just too expensive and you also have to deal with the "silicone lottery" too. Mining Bitcoin is strictly for the commercial mining farms now.
Also replace the gpu paste while you replace the pads. But its a problematic situation. The card is brand new and you will destory the warranty seal by opening it up.
DDR6x runs super hot, you can replace thermal pads like already mentioned, but I’d just leave it as is. Worst case scenario you have to RMA it and are covered by your warranty
how much kWh do you use a year. i would imagine about 50000 or more which in the netherlands would equate to about 15000 euro's for your electricity bill
If you wanna OC those ASIC you have , try to get a better Cooling system with less KWatt of usage though out (BeeMiner company) , im using 4× S19 Pro with the capacity usage is 3,15KWatt/H and the profit is 115 TH/s ..
Question: How is a bitcoin created?Answer: When a computer solves a math problem.Question: Who wrote the math problem?Answer: ________________ why wait for the rising and falling of bitcoin before investing??? I don't know your reasons but i believe having a system that could help is more preferable
antminer s9 ~1250w 12-13TH perfect for winter months heating your parrents 2-3 rooms depending on the outside temp maybe some window open if high temp outside ~10% fan speed under 70C on the boards sound like normal blower heater , convert back all that it spend on energy in BTC with some surplus over it depending on the price of BTC for the day , and its cheap and simple no need of PC expensive cards or whatever, simple ,depending on the soft you install you dont need to keep an eye on it whatsoever ,noobfriendly ~3 month RoR if bought second hand for cheap XD
@@andrewjenery1783 done them got one still them worked on gpu mining after updating my self. I do believe you be better off with them instead of a real asic because of the simplicity of setting them up but you need to research it.
Your elderly neighbor wants to ask you why you are vacuuming 24 hrs a day but are afraid they will anger you and just think you are crazy even though the noise has robbed them of hrs of sleep every night
Great videos. Tips: ASICs require more than plug in and go. There is quite a bit of tuning per coin and rig. You need to experiment with pool vs. solo. Also you have to consider and experiment mining one coin vs. multiple coins. And the frequency and fan speed controls need to be adjusted to hit optimum power and temperature to maximize your electric usage and also maximum hash rate. No one coin, pool, solo, rig, and tune is ever the same. You have to tweak them to get the fasted break even and long term ROI. Figuring all this out can put you a place of dominance on a pooled coin and/or solo coin and win luck bonus rewards. I literally own a pool at 100% and 100% rewards and the occasional bonus on new found blocks. I have literately bullied everyone out at this time. That's the term 'Coin Warz' really means to me. Less rigs, less space, less energy, less management, and maximized profit; and go surf-fishing, get paid. Keep up the excellent work! Huge fan!
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Hodl your crypto and get a miner like spcminer and that's all you'll need
RPM, I think you are going to have to wear some ear protection soon if you add any more asics. Protect your hearing man, love your stuff!
i told him that a while ago lol
What do you say??? I can't hear you...
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it’s not that loud
Hey brother, to help mitigate the heat issue, you could set up ducting tubes from the asic exhaust to a high cfm inline fan commonly used in hydroponics. If the cfm is high enough, you can use three or four of your Asic units hooked into one inline fan. The ducting tubes are commonly made out of aluminum, so they can take the heat, and then you would route the exhaust from the inline fan out your window
It would also help a lot to put corrugated soundproofing foam sheets on the entire wall of all walls that have a room to the house on the adjacent side. Also put some sort of draft stopper on the door to the room. Growing inside a four bedroom house, one room was completely dedicated to growing with a lot more noise than this, and we could not hear anything inside the home and the heat generated from the grow lights exhausted outside and didn't affect the rest of the house. It can be done.
That’s exactly what my solution was, found a cheap inline duct fan from Amazon and works like a dream. Recently moved my rigs beside furnace. Have a small vent from the one of the main ducts running down to my rigs and in-line vent back to the return side. That cold A/C my temps are mind 40’s. My only concern is if those rig shut down and goes cold fast, I’ve seen a bricked hardware from rapid temp shifts. Mining life problems. Constant maintenance, stressing, overthinking, all time consuming, and I love all of it lol.
@@fletchfletcherson7282 you got a point. I will think on that one, there's definitely a solution around here somewhere.
Good suggestion
Instead of heating up the whole basement with the ASIC you can get some inexpensive flexible HVAC ducts at a home store which can connect right to where the heat is coming out of the ASIC and run it across the ceiling to the main exhaust fan. That should keep your temps down a bit.
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Yeah lol
Not all miners are that loud. I’m running 10 l3+ at stock freq and undervolted to 1. I force the fans at 1800 rpm. They literally make less noise than my GPUs and I still get 504 out of them. Penda, plug that l3+ back in, good times right now for Skrypt👍👍👍
I suggest putting the ASIC closer to the floor, naturally cooler.
Yeah but the heat would spread more in the room, this way the fan on the window takes the hot air out.
Floor with a venting duct connected, if you have the space you could set up a duct box to connect to and place an exhaust fan on the exhaust out side.
First time I turned on my S9 it was like an airplane engine and I couldn't be in the same room as it.
Love your pool man, so easy to use.
You’ve just reinforced the fact that I’m so glad I didn’t buy an ASIC a few years back 🥵
Why? Ours are STILL cheaper than GPUs and get a better return -- He just has this completely wrong in the setup. And he knows it.
@@hunterpatterson1351 The main factor for me is heat and noise. I mine residentially. Also I prefer to build my own.
IMO an Asic depreciates much faster than a GPU and at the end of the day an Asic can do only 1 task while a GPU can do many.
You should checkout the company that offering cooling system for those kind ASIC mining Rigs (BeeMiner) also its coming with it own power supply .. it was a really big help solution for me ..
@@hunterpatterson1351 Didnt...Didn't red panda show that this miner costs 6 grand?
@@lorenm4015 I have seen two of my Antminer L3+ become worthless last year, now it is profitable to mine. Check ebay for used prices to see for yourself what they are selling for now. They are in hot demand.
living in europe as a miner is good an bad. high rates, but you get 240v as standard and 400V aswell
Is it possible to run asics on 400v ??
@@HenryBabcock You need transformers, but yes. Most 400v sockets evensupport 40-50Amps
Exactly, I have almost 13cents per kwh which hurts. But then again even in a small flat I have 240v with 3x25A for wall sockets, so I have plenty power to spend.
@@Ziegeri I've got 4x10A 220v circuits. But I am only running 2x1080s now
@@Ziegeri i have 0.3€/kwh in germany, but i also have solar (25kW) that paid off long ago, so free energy on the day)
I’m just getting into GPU mining this month got 2 rx 570 4gb and 2 1080ti just for a test on hiveos I’ve had people asking me for my s1 ant miners I send them to your channel so they can learn
Lol .. just a test xD That is already pretty decent my man.
One very very important thing that wasnt touched is insurance. If there is a fire ( even of not caused by the asics ) if your not well insured youll be paying mortgage on a burned down house lol. My insurance company told me that they void my insurance if I go forward. Ive talked with a broker that uses 25 different insurance company and he told me none would insure me. Im now looking at the specialized insurance but where talking 1000$ a month. Thats a not negligible amount. Ive seen people here on YT with setup that generates 1500$ a month thats two third of the profit just to insure the setup and imagine you burn down a neighbors house also ? Insurance is a big deal and they got us by the balls. Would like to hear you opinion about that Panda. Great content keep it up.
asic hash boards produce so much heat.much more then gpu.thats why big farms use oil cooling.its so nice to life in eu we got 220
I bought one because right now, paying the same amount I paid for my S9j would produce less money to the GPU equivalent with current price trends. I'll make just over $3/day but I paid about $500 for it which would only get you a RX 580 8gb right now because of scalping, which would only give me $1/day. So with my current profits including the ASIC, I'll make the money back in 30 days. The ASIC should be profitable until August 18th, 2022 before electricity starts costing more than it makes (with current Btc price). The ASIC can run on a normal 120v outlet and the power is around 1500watts. Plus I've always wanted an ASIC, always been intrigued by them.
Time for an immersion cooling video. Take that ASIC noise down a notch
Got a Mining Box 8 myself. Changed the Fans to Noctua high RPM fans as the Delta fans were too loud for my usecase. Currently mining with 7x 3060 in the basement really nice and quiet.
What has happened is all the SHA-256 miners that were $50 used up until 2 months ago (for 3 years up until then) all have skyrocketed in price. The ones who were collecting then while they were $50, are now making out big.
Prob mine anything but BTC right? Because you won't get much btc rewards with a wimpy single miner right?
Most bitmain antminer up to the s9 can run on 110v, so you can run on regular residential.
The lower the temperature of the air inlet, the slower the fan speed, it is best to connect a pipe to the air outlet to the outdoors
Have you thought about putting some acoustic foam in your mining room? That'll help to keep the noise from bleeding out to the rest of the house.
this has always puzzled me with ASICS, why.... on gods green earth are they not fitted with a decent 4" fan and ducting? the noise will go down 90% and cooling will be much better. it beggers belief the fans that are fitted to them, and blows me mind that no one removes the stupid underpowered fans and replace them with a proper cooling solution......... just a few thoughts........ 6" grow room fan with a 6" to 4" reducer at the ASIC to increase the flow speed, and ducting off the otherside to vent direct to atmosphere and well away from the other miners..........
Try mineral oil cooling for the asic. Would be a good video
Liquid silicone, mineral oil can damage plastic and rubber over time
yeahh.
this is really ship to try broke infront of the suscribers!!!!!!!
If you have more than one air-conditioning vent in the room Consolidate all your ASICS onto one shelf preferably lower to the ground(cold air sinks and heat rises). Next put some sort of insulation or aluminum shielding around the shelf containing the asics thus blocking their heat from other nearby gpus. Then get some flex duct from the closest AC vent and angle it over the ASICS. From the exhaust sides of the ASICS have flex duct leading to the exhaust fan in the window. Further, insulating the flex ducts themselves may also cut down on heat and a little bit of noise.
What happened to your L3+ ? I have one of those at home and basically all three of those negatives (heat, power, noise) can be removed if you update the firmware (to Blissz or Hive) so you can undervolt (reduces heat and power) and also reduce the noise by reducing the fan speed. They still do use a considerable amount of power, but its manageable.
I’m down both paths, 12 litecoin miners and 15 gpus(want more gpus). I appreciate the multi streams of mining. The heat was more of an issue, firmware helped with the fans. Once I got that figured out it’s been going good. But yea the power draw is rough...just can’t get lucky for retail gpus..
I'm about to upgrade my rig, currently only using 1k watts roughly. I'm about to do use the 240V 30A circuit. I found extension cord to bring it to where I need it. But I was wondering about those power strips... do you have a link? Idk if need to convert 240 to 120 or do these PSU can do 240V....
The problem is that we have no choice. Eth will switch to POS sooner rather than later and we will all be mining Bitcoin. I myself am mining eth using a small rig but I am building an immersive BTC mining rig for the future.
Also what Asic miner would you recommend for bitcoin? Do i also need software?
I’m thinking of getting an ASIC… main reason being that it’s difficult to get GPUs and they are super expensive
A video on your hashrate and profits would be cool
What do you think about rtx 3060 1x fan for mining ? I have option to buy 10 gpu’s for 720$ piece
can you tell me once ETH 2.0 comes out if i can still mine ETH classic or should i just get into Bitcoin Asic mining ? or is it all goin gto become POS and not POW
ETC got some good price lately you can mine that if necessary
true true true , turned my 1066 a month ago as its just produced so much heat !
Can you use that heat to produce some power store in batteries then run miners on it?
Can these mines be put in soundproof boxes?
All those miners? How the hell do you keep the temperature of the room under 300 degrees?
I had ONE BTC miner and it caused me to have the windows to my apartment open 24/7 through winter. It was ridiculous. Temps in my apartment were often over 100 degrees in January.
I can't imagine the hellish temperatures your mining room must have in it every day. That one big fane will NOT exhaust the heat that setup will generate.
I am interested in trying to build a GPU miner to mine alt coins for financial gain. But I am very inexperienced in any sort of miner or even PC builds...I have never done any thing like it before. I have watched Red Panda videos and other youtube content to try and improve my understanding of the tech. Do people really believe that watching a load of youtube videos and some internet research will offer enough detail for me to begin a miner build and make it profitable? What if I manage to do a build but switch it on and it doest work...where would I get assistance in this case?.... so many questions like this are unanswered for me. Any feedback welcomed.
ASIC mining at home does suck, it is noisy and hot. I've started by venting mine into the roof space to try and avoid air recirculating around. If I was to do it again I would go GPU. I have the machine now so will keep it running for now. I'm also considering immersion cooling for it.
That’s the big downfall of ASICS they are power hungry monsters. I have two in my own room and yes they are extremely hot. But thank you for the plugs I need for future. Great content sir
The same dollars that you spend could be used to buy scalped GPUs and you would gain more in BTC using Nicehash than getting an ASIC while using less power and making less noise.
panda panda panda !!! whats up,!! bitcoin mining def. does suck and WAY to expensive right now!!
The ASIC desing is made for you put a ton of this side by side and route the air in the front qnd rear direct to siberia. Is complicated to have at home indeed.
Can you compare its profitabillity with a 6k USD gpu righ "mining bitcoin" trought nicehash? didn't look that much better!!
Can you use a 220 miner voltage to the house plug
I thought cow farts were responsible for global warming. Turns out it's ASIC miners. Who knew? Lol.
Try looking for immersion cooling systems that are available for a few hundred dollars for one or two asics. This solves the problem with the heat and the noise. The good thing is 30% less electricity costs and up to 50% hashrate increase possible that is crazy.
Would it be worth it to add a duct that exhausts from the back of your ASIC to the window directly? That way none of that heat enters the room.
Do most houses in the US come run with two phases? or do you use a step up transformer for your 240v plugs?
How long did il take you to build the farm
Will gpu mining be unprofitable when Eth changes to proof of stake? That’s why I’m drawn to asic mining BTC.
The PSU that I have ordered from China is about 3600 rpm from 14CM fan, that 1 is already to noisy for my taste and server PSU + ASICs are complete anti kreygasm for me. Dont think I could even put that in the kitchen as of now, would reach both rooms of a 2 bedroom apartment.
@RPM have u considered replacing those ASIC fans with Noctua? or is there a way to make a custom fan curve? i dont have experience with ASICS though so perhaps its not possible.. let me know if im wrong
what about putting it on liquid ?
In the uk where I live we have 240v wall plugs as standard which is about 2990w (that’s what google said lol) so technically could I run one on my wall plugs I wouldn’t do it because of how loud it is but I think it would be possible
Is btc mining still profitable? Would u guys recommend a asic vs gpu?
Is it current Asic mining consume too much power bcz of it not profitable.
How does the s19pro compare in noise
Besides the noise, what sucks??
This isn't a problem out of the US. Mainly, all home outlets are 240v and socket breaker can withstand 50amp
I would get a power adapter and stick all the noisey stuff in barn. Used up all your amps yet?
Red Panda - I have a Antminer DR5 that mines Blake256R14, which mining pool is the best in terms of profit fees and also, I tried a few sites, but cannot connect to Nicehash and some other pools because the port is not working that they have. It works in Poolin, no issues the other refuses to connect to the stratum url with that port.
I have the same TrippLite PDU with the digital meters. I actually have no problem running 14 amp 24/7. I have been actually running them like that for years with no issues. If you want you can put it back on normal :)
You can use 160w silencer.cut the fan wings off and blow it.but blow wind is very heavy
How do you get these staffs to build the Farm
U wrong. U need a 240v outlet with decent size plug Guage. U do not need a dryer plug.
Im sure you've checked this, but are the fans both facing the same way, i've had issues with heat when both the fans were facing and both drawing air into the unit and those miners were supplied direct by bitmain.
One needs to blow threw the miner and the other needs to suck it out that’s what all mine do
Plus the price of those miners is insane...can get a whole scalped price 3080 rig.
Have you tried using Sound proof cotton walls?
You need ~160 CFM of exhaust airflow per kwh of usage. That Whatsminer ALONE needs over 500 CFM.
I have 4 l3 ant miners in my apartment I have a 2bdrm and there in coolers to help with the sound
What is the outside temperature in your area? 91f at a cold country is extremely high.
what you need is immersion cooling, would fix your sound and heat problem
why not run an exhaust line straighyt outsider. just llike ur dryer does. i wonder why i dont see more of that with asic mining ? just a thoiught
u can run to home depot and get an exhaust line stretch it to the window and just have the hot air travel outside!
Would be OK in the UK as our plug sockets are rated at 240v 13amps,so will do 3000w OK.
You would be pushing it couldn't have anything else on the circuit if you were running one of these.
@@glenns7866 Our circuits are rated to 32amp.
Nope, remember the 80% rule so 2400w safely, they can go to 3000w but I wouldn’t want to run that all the time
How much is electric bill?
pretty obvious the asic miners are industrial miners, u need the correct power, cooling, and placed somewhere where noise output is not a factor.
ASIC or GPU mining... they both pain in the A55** when things goes wrong its stressful process to figure out if its the GPU risers or riser cables or psu and list goes on!! I had 3 ASIC and glad i sold it they were too loud and eating up power like crazy!
Yea you can't/don't want to go above 1500 watts for a single standard U.S. 110v outlet.
There's 2 ways to make money with Bitcoin. The first is trading Bitcoin stocks on the stock market and the second way is to buy and sell the Bitcoin itself. Mining Bitcoin with an ASIC miner at home is just too expensive and you also have to deal with the "silicone lottery" too. Mining Bitcoin is strictly for the commercial mining farms now.
How much did you pay for the miner?
I just got an aorus rtx 3080 but the Memory Junction temp is at 94-96 C, would you keep it or sell/return it ?
replace thermal pads on the memory and you should see ~8C drop at least
@@Garalor thank you!
Also replace the gpu paste while you replace the pads. But its a problematic situation. The card is brand new and you will destory the warranty seal by opening it up.
@@Bear-form that's my Problem so I'm not sure what to do
DDR6x runs super hot, you can replace thermal pads like already mentioned, but I’d just leave it as is. Worst case scenario you have to RMA it and are covered by your warranty
6" ducting goes right around 120mm PC fans. Vent that asic right out the window.
Also how about heating the water in your house with all this free heat and your house in the winter?@@
how much kWh do you use a year. i would imagine about 50000 or more which in the netherlands would equate to about 15000 euro's for your electricity bill
How can I get in contact with you for business inquiry? I emailed you some time ago, but never got answer. Thank you
Where did you buy the window fan? is it loud?
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@@RedPandaMining thanks!
Such simplicity with your explanation @Red Panda Mining Awesome video awesome!
If you wanna OC those ASIC you have , try to get a better Cooling system with less KWatt of usage though out (BeeMiner company) , im using 4× S19 Pro with the capacity usage is 3,15KWatt/H and the profit is 115 TH/s ..
Question: How is a bitcoin created?Answer: When a computer solves a math problem.Question: Who wrote the math problem?Answer: ________________
why wait for the rising and falling of bitcoin before investing??? I don't know your reasons but i believe having a system that could help is more preferable
Why you muricans have 120V? Here in EU all the homes have 240V coming from the wall in all plugs and having 3-phase power is no big deal.
This needs an air cooled outside shed powered by a separate 100 or 200 amps panel. I have both but no asics 😂.
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Haha they are so loud. Just started my mining project and have about 60-70 TH/s, curr mining BCH, as of the profitability.
antminer s9 ~1250w 12-13TH perfect for winter months heating your parrents 2-3 rooms depending on the outside temp maybe some window open if high temp outside ~10% fan speed under 70C on the boards sound like normal blower heater , convert back all that it spend on energy in BTC with some surplus over it depending on the price of BTC for the day , and its cheap and simple no need of PC expensive cards or whatever, simple ,depending on the soft you install you dont need to keep an eye on it whatsoever ,noobfriendly ~3 month RoR if bought second hand for cheap XD
Hash rate of asic??
Very clearly presented, thanks for sharing. Can you use ASICs and GPUs together (would this solve the math problem quicker) or is it one or the other.
11 month and no answer so far GPU is king unless your rich or elon musk is your uncle!
@@TheMessanger What about those ASIC miners you can plug-in to powered usb hubs.
@@andrewjenery1783 done them got one still them worked on gpu mining after updating my self. I do believe you be better off with them instead of a real asic because of the simplicity of setting them up but you need to research it.
@@TheMessanger ok, thanks for the heads-up!
Your elderly neighbor wants to ask you why you are vacuuming 24 hrs a day but are afraid they will anger you and just think you are crazy even though the noise has robbed them of hrs of sleep every night
asic miners need a duct in and a duct out in summer but brillent in winter as you redirect the vent to living areas
Great videos. Tips: ASICs require more than plug in and go. There is quite a bit of tuning per coin and rig. You need to experiment with pool vs. solo. Also you have to consider and experiment mining one coin vs. multiple coins. And the frequency and fan speed controls need to be adjusted to hit optimum power and temperature to maximize your electric usage and also maximum hash rate. No one coin, pool, solo, rig, and tune is ever the same. You have to tweak them to get the fasted break even and long term ROI. Figuring all this out can put you a place of dominance on a pooled coin and/or solo coin and win luck bonus rewards. I literally own a pool at 100% and 100% rewards and the occasional bonus on new found blocks. I have literately bullied everyone out at this time. That's the term 'Coin Warz' really means to me. Less rigs, less space, less energy, less management, and maximized profit; and go surf-fishing, get paid. Keep up the excellent work! Huge fan!