IMPORTANT! If you do this, DO NOT use the screws from your stock fans to hold on the shroud. They will be too long and make contact with the heat sink inside the miner. You must go to an ace hardware and match those screws with shorter ones. It’ll only be a few cents per screw…
As someone who mines at home and struggles with chronic head aches, I LOVE this videos. My miner is in a cooler with at 10'' infinity fan feeding it it air from a filter box, then ducting the heat outside, or into my home in the winter. If you can get 10'' shrouds, I'll for sure buy a set and swap my system to that. If not, a simple 10'' to 8'' reducer will do the trick, probably still be quieter that an 8'' as well.
I just bought this fan setup and indeed notice a difference. At max fan speed on stock fans I’m getting 76c at 97f ambient. With the infinity fan I’m getting 71 so around a 5c improvement in temps and much lower sound. This is with a L7 but I think you’ll get better reduction in temps with a s19J pro
Are you using the 8" fan? Can I ask what speed you have the fan set at? And youre pushing air through, right, not pulling? I dont have any L7's so I guess I dont know the difference in the temps, but they pull about the same amount of power and all of the aero should be very similar..
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE yes it’s setup the same as the video at maximum speed. At lower ambient temperatures I’ve noticed an even higher temperature gains. When temps get around 96f outside you only get 5c of benefits. If it’s 77-85f outside then you might see like 7-10c of gains.
@@MikoMuru that’s surprising!! I never run my ac infinity fan over like 6/10 speed and the temps stay pretty low, even in 100f ambient temps. I guess that L7 works harder than the s19’s! Is that thing profitable?
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE oh yeah L7s are one of the most profitable miners out there right now and I’m a huge fan of dogecoin and lite coin so improving the temps and harmonics will hopefully improve the lifespan of the miners.
Thanks to these 2 videos if I ever get a S19J Pro miner I am going to buy this setup and possible overclock. As always thanks for this information it's been very useful and educational!
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Hey Nicholas, new to your channel and really enjoying your content. As I can relate with lots of your pain from sunny SoFlo. As of now what do you think is best? Immersed or Air cooled systems. Possibly a next video of pros and cons.
That’s a great concept for a near future video, and actually I’ve got a new immersion kit that just arrived in the warehouse that I will be setting up this week… So I’ll have a direct comparison to use. This new thing that I’ve been doing with the in-line fans, though, is hard to refute as a budget option that gets pretty much the same results as immersion
Thank you! You just made BTC mining fun for me. before you showed ms this solution I was about to hang it up or mynwife going to hang me first form all the heat and noise going on in the garage. Now we are a happy family once again and I can keep on mining without stress. the only thing that worries menus what would happen if the fan cut off without someone home. Would the miner be damaged or does it shut down before any hazard like fire or damage to the hashboards? Thank you for everything
The miner automatically shuts off if the temps goes above 90c. So if the fan turned off, so would the miner! Make sure to use shorter screws for the shroud, the fans long screws can contact the heat sinks inside
The control board case heats up because the power bus bars go through to the hash boards and are not air tight. The pull-me fans pull negative pressure and keep the control board cool. Solution take off the lid to the control board or create some vents.
Love your videos! Question, how much extra power does that setup use with the fan on full blast? I wonder how the fans power usage affects the efficiency of that system. The overclock increases hash and power consumption obviously but is the fans power consumption so high that it makes it pointless.
Well, think about it - youre REMOVING the four powerful fans from the asic, they each draw around 33 watts at full power, so just by using this at all, were already reducing the overall power consumption by 132 watts.. And this fan on full power uses about 120 watts.. So its essentially the same power draw for A LOT more cooling!
SDW I am so happy to hear we got similar ideas, in your last video I stated I got S17’s with noisy PSU and if someone could make a intake fan for both the hashboard and PSU, truly awesome you are on the right path for a very similar way to quiet down ASIC minors, as long as I get a shroud that can cool both the PSU and hashboards I am happy does not matter who has the idea first only you can get it done! Just don’t forget me lol You rock keep up the awesome fun content!
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE truly awesome! I have so many S17’s and S19’s in residential area with flat rate Electric included only issue has been the damm noice so I made a few custom box to help and they take up so much space, would be truly awesome if you get them to 3D print a hashboard and PSU cooling shroud! I want to buy some so bad right now! Don’t forget me!
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SDW where have you been! Hope all is well .. BTW I was looking at my AC infinity fan and I noticed it has a 10” to 8” reducer on it, what if you get them to 3D print a dual fan to 10” shroud with clamp section, this would also reduce the overall length and better in Rush flow from the fan, plus better support for the PSU fan when they add the ports for it no?
Hey! I’ve been down in Miami for a convention. And I’m heading back up to New York for another thing, blah blah life is busy. I actually bought my own HUGE 3d printer!! Once I get back from all these production gigs I’m going to make a few different versions of this that do a better job!!
What would happen if you left in the original fans and added the infinity fan just blowing directly infront of it at lets say 40% speed. Is that a waste of time?
What happens during a power outage? Will that fan controller maintain it's previous state when it's powered back on? I worry about if the rig came back online but fans didn't.
I checked and yes. It does remember the setting. Also, the s19j will power itself off if the chips ever hit 90c. So if the fan wasn’t on, that would just happen right away, or if the fan turned off or changed setting for whatever reason, the machine won’t blow itself up
Hey man, good to speak with you again, I’ve been using a lite sound box with great temps but may give this a try, have you let this sry up run with the exhaust shroud and duct for a couple days to see how it does?
I have had it running for a couple of days with nothing on the exhaust side and the temps are staying right where they were. I’m getting an 8” duct to try that out because obviously we’re going to want to control the destination of this heat.
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE exactly my thought, I wonder if the 8” shroud and duct will be too restrictive, I have a similar set up with 6inch affinity fans pushing the heat away from the exhaust side through duct work
Please help! Is it possible to plug in the 8inch inline without removing the fans. If not, where can i get the chips to remove the fans. I dont care about noise, i just want good cooling.
wouldn't it make more sense to have the fan on the outtake of the miner sucking air through rather than pushing air in? that could be why the top of the miner was getting hot in the other video. curious to know if you tried it or not. thanks!
Yep, I tried it both ways - the cooling is about the same both ways - youre right, the control board doesn't heat up when you suck air through, BUT the fan youre using has all that heat pass through IT instead.. That may reduce the overall lifespan of that fan.. Maybe not though
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE ahh yes makes sense, but i guess you can also be frying the control board too, so either way has the potential risks. thanks for testing!!
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Well those figures were JUST to make it so quiet you could almost not hear it running. Those are not the necessary parameters for it to run in this heat. It will run safely, quietly and cool at 104TH with the fan at 60% as well.. And even in that condition, its still about 25DB quieter than stock. Which is a lot.
Question: Where I am in Canada, in the depth of winter, my basement is a constant 15 degrees celsius (60-ish F). It's that cool because we heat with wood on the main floor, and the heat just doesn't get down there very easily. With stock fans, do you think I could overclock an S19j Pro during winter? I will exhaust that heat back into the basement - is that sustainable?
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Hey I tried this and I started to smell burning and then a flame shot out of the exhaust of the miner... What the heck happened? I ordered the fan simulators from the description... 8 inch ac infinity fan, cryptocloak duct, s19j 104th, cryptocloak duct, 2ft straight duct to outside.
Oh no! What happened was you used the same screws from your fans on that shroud, but the shroud is really skinny so the screws went into the case and hit one of the heat sinks. I used short screws that had come with the fruits and associates kit. I’m going to have to pin a comment so this doesn’t happen again
@@EDahl85 You'd have to open it up and look at the board to see if its completely toast. Luckily its almost certainly just one board and the miner will still run the other two, and use less electricity. So its essentially a 66TH machine until you get a new board or get that one fixed.. Im so sorry that happened. You CAN find replacement boards, but Im told its difficult. blake@muskminers.com is my contact for hardware - I just texted him and he said he doesnt have any at the moment, but may be getting some in in the next week or two. You should reach out to him.
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Another question: The Amazon link for the one shroud (fruits and associates), appears to replace the stock fans, but the 3D printed one (crypto cloaks), appears to attached to the stock fans. I assume with the stock fans, it'll still be super loud, can you remove the stock fans with either one of those shrouds?
You SHOULD remove the stock fans with either of these shrouds. The fruits and associates kit comes with fan spoofers, which you’ll need to run the machine without fans. Or the asic.to firmware has fan spoofers built in. I should have a link to fan spoofers also
@@larryroyovitz7829 I am not aware of ANYONE bricking their machines with firmware. With ASIC.TO the firmware runs on a microSD card, and if you pull the card out it starts right back up in stock.. Its not actually replacing anything
When you take off the stock fans, you lose the ability for braiins os to autotune, right? Do you find that temp probe to be as reliable in that department? I'm wondering if this method will increase the life of the miner as a whole too...
@@lazerhawks once I decide on what I’m doing it’s totally set it and forget it forever. Overclocking is a whole process of tweaking to an individual miners specs, for some reason some S19j 104’s can reach a slightly better terahash with the same amount of power and no errors as other otherwise identical s19j 104’s, but once you’ve found the settings you don’t ever have to change it. Or if you’re just going for efficiency rather than full speed, it’s a one time process. I’m always just messing around with learning what those values are, or what can be done differently so I’m always playing around with it
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE thanks, that's helpful. I like tweaking values and playing, but I get pretty busy for extended periods where I just need to know the thing is working. Not sure if I'll dip into overclocking later, but I like the idea of keeping power consistent and letting the fan vary a bit through the day as temp changes. Last question - if you use this big fan to cool with an outlet duct on the hot side, do you find the air can push out pretty far without any other duct fans assisting?
@@lazerhawks So I only tried it with a 15 foot duct on it, but since the 8" fan is technically overpowered for what this machine needs - normally I just run it at 60-70%, so if the duct adds too much more resistance, theres still quite a bit of headroom to crank the fan up higher and push it all through.
The only reason is that when you pull the air, that means you’re running 130 degree (f) air through that fan motor 24 hours a day forever. Heat tends to speed up the process of mechanical things failing eventually. When you push air, it’s only ever room temperature air going through the fan.. as far as the effectiveness it should be similar either way.
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE Great point. Thanks! Any chance you have the 3d model saved or a link to it, for the shrouds? specifically the ones the cover the PSU fans too? They are unavailable from the current link in the comment. Have my own printer I'll use to print if we can download the file!
One of the 4 fan in my S19J pro it’s failed and the Mainer stop maiming thx how it will work if I take off the all the fans it’s there is something else that have to be done?????
If you take off all the fans, you have to buy “s19 fan simulators” from Amazon to allow the machine to run without them. Then you can do what I’ve done here with the 8” in-line fan and shroud to get it back online. Make sure to get shorter screws, do not use your original fan screws.
This fan is more efficient, so if you’re overclocking to the same degree AND keeping the machine the same temp you would on stock fans it uses about 25% less power (just for fans I mean, so not significant, it uses like 60watts) BUT it allows you to push a lot more air if you want, so if you make it so that you’re using the same wattage, then you’re going to keep your hash boards like 8-10 degrees cooler! And if you want to use more wattage than stock, you can keep your hash boards a LOT cooler not to mention handle a larger overclock due to the cooler temps. So overall yes, more efficient, less power draw than stock.. but only like 20 watts.
If youre just running stock firmware - the AC infinity fan runs with the tiniest bit less electricity than the four stock fans combined when its running at 70% - its like 60 watts. But no real savings, pretty equal.
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@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE hi thanks for the prompt reply are you still using and think this is the best solution for cooling because the place I live in the weather is very hot and humid
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@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE No worries at all, i'm happy to give things a try. Plus it will only add to the noise reduction, I planned on using that box and to vent the heat in the house during the winter time in Massachusetts. Interested in seeing how effective heating the house will be
Well lower is always better for efficiency, so if you can get the outlet down in the 50’s the chips will run a bit more efficiently, but if you have to waste too much power to get the wind to do that, the 60’sC are completely fine. Even in the 70’s c is not dangerous for the machines, but the 60’s will give them a longer life.
instead pushing air from the modified fan into the asic try putting it on the exhaust side and suck the air out .. mabye then you can close your box rather then keeping it exposed like that.. its unsafe
I was weighing pushing, the way I am, and having to gut the whole thing like I did, vs pulling, which would force all that heat through the fan and almost certainly give it a shorter lifespan. I’m the only person with access to this warehouse, it’s not unsafe under carefully controlled conditions, but I agree that it may not be the most optimal way for the general public to do a thing, particularly if you have kids who may run around and touch things.
@@ahmed987-p5d I do. Electric radiator fans in cars last for years and years in crazy high heat. And this fan IS made for HVAC, so there’s a fine chance it’s designed to be hot all the time.
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Overclocking concerns me as you will lose any warranty (during that period) if you overclock and stumble into an issue and have to send the machine back to Bitmain. Once the warranty period is over, then sure ... overclock away. Just saying.
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This model didn t last even a year of profitability .And the latest model looks like having same fate.S19j pro in my country is like 6usd income ,9usd electricity cost per day.Already they should sell them under 1k to worth the trouble.Was already expensive plus investing in fans too makes it ripoff
IMPORTANT! If you do this, DO NOT use the screws from your stock fans to hold on the shroud. They will be too long and make contact with the heat sink inside the miner. You must go to an ace hardware and match those screws with shorter ones. It’ll only be a few cents per screw…
I cut mine down even cheaper
Hi if you could make a step by step video or tutorial that would be awesome
@Jesse James Let me ask the ASIC.TO guy - Are you talking about the S19XP?
Love it! Going this route shortly. Considering an 8Inch in the Front AND Rear!
Ok I want to see the results as I was thinking the same, waiting on a kd6 to do this setup
I’ve been running this type of setup since Feb 2022 and it’s great…. Got my 3D printed shrouds from EBay
I got a few shrouds from Etsy and not as expensive as the ones on this video. $17 for 8" shroud
As someone who mines at home and struggles with chronic head aches, I LOVE this videos. My miner is in a cooler with at 10'' infinity fan feeding it it air from a filter box, then ducting the heat outside, or into my home in the winter. If you can get 10'' shrouds, I'll for sure buy a set and swap my system to that. If not, a simple 10'' to 8'' reducer will do the trick, probably still be quieter that an 8'' as well.
10" to 8" would definitely be quieter, you could run it at a much lower RPM
I just bought this fan setup and indeed notice a difference. At max fan speed on stock fans I’m getting 76c at 97f ambient. With the infinity fan I’m getting 71 so around a 5c improvement in temps and much lower sound. This is with a L7 but I think you’ll get better reduction in temps with a s19J pro
Are you using the 8" fan? Can I ask what speed you have the fan set at? And youre pushing air through, right, not pulling? I dont have any L7's so I guess I dont know the difference in the temps, but they pull about the same amount of power and all of the aero should be very similar..
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE yes it’s setup the same as the video at maximum speed. At lower ambient temperatures I’ve noticed an even higher temperature gains. When temps get around 96f outside you only get 5c of benefits. If it’s 77-85f outside then you might see like 7-10c of gains.
@@MikoMuru that’s surprising!! I never run my ac infinity fan over like 6/10 speed and the temps stay pretty low, even in 100f ambient temps. I guess that L7 works harder than the s19’s! Is that thing profitable?
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE oh yeah L7s are one of the most profitable miners out there right now and I’m a huge fan of dogecoin and lite coin so improving the temps and harmonics will hopefully improve the lifespan of the miners.
Thanks to these 2 videos if I ever get a S19J Pro miner I am going to buy this setup and possible overclock. As always thanks for this information it's been very useful and educational!
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i just wanted to say thank you for your content - it is entertaining to watch and very informative and of course helpfull how to improve in every possible way with the asicminers.
Currently i have 5 but still getting trouble with the hot weather.
Greetings from Austria.
North Florida brother in Jacksonville. Love your videos
Bought it. Exactly what I needed. These immersion cooling systems are way to expensive.
How did it go?
Also how many spoofers are needed?
Loving this! Just got my fan, waiting on the cover kit now!
Any updates? how did it go and considering it for my uprated S17 pro
keep the s19 series video it's really fun
Your videos are crazier than you. Hahahahaha but you are still crazy.
Hey Nicholas, new to your channel and really enjoying your content. As I can relate with lots of your pain from sunny SoFlo. As of now what do you think is best? Immersed or Air cooled systems. Possibly a next video of pros and cons.
That’s a great concept for a near future video, and actually I’ve got a new immersion kit that just arrived in the warehouse that I will be setting up this week… So I’ll have a direct comparison to use. This new thing that I’ve been doing with the in-line fans, though, is hard to refute as a budget option that gets pretty much the same results as immersion
Thank you! You just made BTC mining fun for me. before you showed ms this solution I was about to hang it up or mynwife going to hang me first form all the heat and noise going on in the garage. Now we are a happy family once again and I can keep on mining without stress. the only thing that worries menus what would happen if the fan cut off without someone home. Would the miner be damaged or does it shut down before any hazard like fire or damage to the hashboards? Thank you for everything
The miner automatically shuts off if the temps goes above 90c. So if the fan turned off, so would the miner!
Make sure to use shorter screws for the shroud, the fans long screws can contact the heat sinks inside
The braiins BB board firmware is in beta now. I'm running it now and it works.
Oh!! That’s exciting news!! I better get on that asap
Nice video. Have you thought about the AC Infinity Inline Duct Fan Silencer?
Ive seen it - I didnt see if they make it in 8"
The control board case heats up because the power bus bars go through to the hash boards and are not air tight. The pull-me fans pull negative pressure and keep the control board cool. Solution take off the lid to the control board or create some vents.
Love your videos! Question, how much extra power does that setup use with the fan on full blast? I wonder how the fans power usage affects the efficiency of that system. The overclock increases hash and power consumption obviously but is the fans power consumption so high that it makes it pointless.
Well, think about it - youre REMOVING the four powerful fans from the asic, they each draw around 33 watts at full power, so just by using this at all, were already reducing the overall power consumption by 132 watts.. And this fan on full power uses about 120 watts.. So its essentially the same power draw for A LOT more cooling!
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE I am glad to here that and admire your commitment to not giving up.
SDW I am so happy to hear we got similar ideas, in your last video I stated I got S17’s with noisy PSU and if someone could make a intake fan for both the hashboard and PSU, truly awesome you are on the right path for a very similar way to quiet down ASIC minors, as long as I get a shroud that can cool both the PSU and hashboards I am happy does not matter who has the idea first only you can get it done! Just don’t forget me lol
You rock keep up the awesome fun content!
I did see that comment! I've begun the chat with cryptoCloaks to make that a reality.
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE truly awesome! I have so many S17’s and S19’s in residential area with flat rate Electric included only issue has been the damm noice so I made a few custom box to help and they take up so much space, would be truly awesome if you get them to 3D print a hashboard and PSU cooling shroud! I want to buy some so bad right now! Don’t forget me!
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Could please let me know if using external fan with shroud also helps in reducing the power consumption?
SDW where have you been! Hope all is well .. BTW I was looking at my AC infinity fan and I noticed it has a 10” to 8” reducer on it, what if you get them to 3D print a dual fan to 10” shroud with clamp section, this would also reduce the overall length and better in Rush flow from the fan, plus better support for the PSU fan when they add the ports for it no?
Hey! I’ve been down in Miami for a convention. And I’m heading back up to New York for another thing, blah blah life is busy.
I actually bought my own HUGE 3d printer!! Once I get back from all these production gigs I’m going to make a few different versions of this that do a better job!!
What would happen if you left in the original fans and added the infinity fan just blowing directly infront of it at lets say 40% speed. Is that a waste of time?
I believe the miner would still be loud. Would not do much for noise reduction.
What happens during a power outage? Will that fan controller maintain it's previous state when it's powered back on? I worry about if the rig came back online but fans didn't.
I checked and yes. It does remember the setting. Also, the s19j will power itself off if the chips ever hit 90c. So if the fan wasn’t on, that would just happen right away, or if the fan turned off or changed setting for whatever reason, the machine won’t blow itself up
Hey man, good to speak with you again, I’ve been using a lite sound box with great temps but may give this a try, have you let this sry up run with the exhaust shroud and duct for a couple days to see how it does?
I have had it running for a couple of days with nothing on the exhaust side and the temps are staying right where they were. I’m getting an 8” duct to try that out because obviously we’re going to want to control the destination of this heat.
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE exactly my thought, I wonder if the 8” shroud and duct will be too restrictive, I have a similar set up with 6inch affinity fans pushing the heat away from the exhaust side through duct work
Love the content great job!!
How can I get those 3d printing shud to buy need 4 sets for the Antminer AL1
Please help! Is it possible to plug in the 8inch inline without removing the fans. If not, where can i get the chips to remove the fans. I dont care about noise, i just want good cooling.
If an 8 inch fan works this well. Have you thought of testing a 10 or 12 inch fan?
Oh I’ve thought about it! I have active plans in the works!! These AC Infinity fans start getting really expensive at 10”
The silence factor though
wouldn't it make more sense to have the fan on the outtake of the miner sucking air through rather than pushing air in? that could be why the top of the miner was getting hot in the other video. curious to know if you tried it or not. thanks!
Yep, I tried it both ways - the cooling is about the same both ways - youre right, the control board doesn't heat up when you suck air through, BUT the fan youre using has all that heat pass through IT instead.. That may reduce the overall lifespan of that fan.. Maybe not though
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE ahh yes makes sense, but i guess you can also be frying the control board too, so either way has the potential risks. thanks for testing!!
So.... are you "done" with immersion then?
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Oh I doubt that. I’m too intrigued by the engineering of it!
so 85Th/s and fan speed at 40% to mine in your home? and in your case it was 99F like 37C which it's not in my house :P
Well those figures were JUST to make it so quiet you could almost not hear it running. Those are not the necessary parameters for it to run in this heat. It will run safely, quietly and cool at 104TH with the fan at 60% as well.. And even in that condition, its still about 25DB quieter than stock. Which is a lot.
I did the same set up and it has reduced the noise dramatically.
Is that a 10 inch ?? I think I have two 12s laying around. Summer electric rates have been insane.
That’s an 8” but I bought my own 3D printer just so I can make 10” ones
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE what's long term effects ?? Zues mining says over 1800 watts no go for higher cfm airflow.
Question: Where I am in Canada, in the depth of winter, my basement is a constant 15 degrees celsius (60-ish F). It's that cool because we heat with wood on the main floor, and the heat just doesn't get down there very easily. With stock fans, do you think I could overclock an S19j Pro during winter? I will exhaust that heat back into the basement - is that sustainable?
Yep, I’m those temps you can definitely overclock on a stock machine. It’ll be loud though!
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Hey I tried this and I started to smell burning and then a flame shot out of the exhaust of the miner...
What the heck happened?
I ordered the fan simulators from the description...
8 inch ac infinity fan, cryptocloak duct, s19j 104th, cryptocloak duct, 2ft straight duct to outside.
Oh no! What happened was you used the same screws from your fans on that shroud, but the shroud is really skinny so the screws went into the case and hit one of the heat sinks.
I used short screws that had come with the fruits and associates kit.
I’m going to have to pin a comment so this doesn’t happen again
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE shit, I had that thought for sure.
So is the thing toast or what?
How can I test safely?
Fucking few cents...
@@EDahl85 You'd have to open it up and look at the board to see if its completely toast. Luckily its almost certainly just one board and the miner will still run the other two, and use less electricity. So its essentially a 66TH machine until you get a new board or get that one fixed.. Im so sorry that happened. You CAN find replacement boards, but Im told its difficult. blake@muskminers.com is my contact for hardware - I just texted him and he said he doesnt have any at the moment, but may be getting some in in the next week or two. You should reach out to him.
Any idea how much the stock power supply can safely handle for overoverclocking?
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I need a couple 12 inch to a 2 asics so 4 ports off the 12 inch
Now add a sound proof box over thr fan for beast mode !
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Another question: The Amazon link for the one shroud (fruits and associates), appears to replace the stock fans, but the 3D printed one (crypto cloaks), appears to attached to the stock fans. I assume with the stock fans, it'll still be super loud, can you remove the stock fans with either one of those shrouds?
You SHOULD remove the stock fans with either of these shrouds. The fruits and associates kit comes with fan spoofers, which you’ll need to run the machine without fans. Or the asic.to firmware has fan spoofers built in. I should have a link to fan spoofers also
Fan spoofers: amzn.to/3au8hun
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE Thanks! Has anyone ever bricked an s19j pro by installing new firmware? I'm worried I'll mess this up. lol
@@larryroyovitz7829 I am not aware of ANYONE bricking their machines with firmware. With ASIC.TO the firmware runs on a microSD card, and if you pull the card out it starts right back up in stock.. Its not actually replacing anything
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE Awesome and good to know! Thank you.
When you take off the stock fans, you lose the ability for braiins os to autotune, right? Do you find that temp probe to be as reliable in that department?
I'm wondering if this method will increase the life of the miner as a whole too...
I don’t know about that, I’m not using Braiins at the moment. Cooler temps should lead to a longer life of the miner, yes.
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE so how manually involved are you with this miner's settings, vs setting and forgetting for periods of time?
@@lazerhawks once I decide on what I’m doing it’s totally set it and forget it forever.
Overclocking is a whole process of tweaking to an individual miners specs, for some reason some S19j 104’s can reach a slightly better terahash with the same amount of power and no errors as other otherwise identical s19j 104’s, but once you’ve found the settings you don’t ever have to change it.
Or if you’re just going for efficiency rather than full speed, it’s a one time process.
I’m always just messing around with learning what those values are, or what can be done differently so I’m always playing around with it
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE thanks, that's helpful. I like tweaking values and playing, but I get pretty busy for extended periods where I just need to know the thing is working. Not sure if I'll dip into overclocking later, but I like the idea of keeping power consistent and letting the fan vary a bit through the day as temp changes.
Last question - if you use this big fan to cool with an outlet duct on the hot side, do you find the air can push out pretty far without any other duct fans assisting?
@@lazerhawks So I only tried it with a 15 foot duct on it, but since the 8" fan is technically overpowered for what this machine needs - normally I just run it at 60-70%, so if the duct adds too much more resistance, theres still quite a bit of headroom to crank the fan up higher and push it all through.
Any reason to push air as you are doing, rather than pull the air as I’ve seen in some other users with the same infinity fans? Thanks
The only reason is that when you pull the air, that means you’re running 130 degree (f) air through that fan motor 24 hours a day forever. Heat tends to speed up the process of mechanical things failing eventually. When you push air, it’s only ever room temperature air going through the fan..
as far as the effectiveness it should be similar either way.
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Great point. Thanks! Any chance you have the 3d model saved or a link to it, for the shrouds? specifically the ones the cover the PSU fans too? They are unavailable from the current link in the comment. Have my own printer I'll use to print if we can download the file!
Your hands came scary close to those buss bars
I’ve still never personally ‘learned my lesson’ with those. I am so curious how bad the jolt is!
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE lol can’t say I don’t agree with you. Touch it and let me know😂
One of the 4 fan in my S19J pro it’s failed and the Mainer stop maiming thx how it will work if I take off the all the fans it’s there is something else that have to be done?????
If you take off all the fans, you have to buy “s19 fan simulators” from Amazon to allow the machine to run without them. Then you can do what I’ve done here with the 8” in-line fan and shroud to get it back online. Make sure to get shorter screws, do not use your original fan screws.
What's the power draw with that overall setup vs a stock configuration overclocked to the same frequencies? Is it much better?
This fan is more efficient, so if you’re overclocking to the same degree AND keeping the machine the same temp you would on stock fans it uses about 25% less power (just for fans I mean, so not significant, it uses like 60watts) BUT it allows you to push a lot more air if you want, so if you make it so that you’re using the same wattage, then you’re going to keep your hash boards like 8-10 degrees cooler! And if you want to use more wattage than stock, you can keep your hash boards a LOT cooler not to mention handle a larger overclock due to the cooler temps.
So overall yes, more efficient, less power draw than stock.. but only like 20 watts.
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good job
So what's the power draw of the factory fans vs the AC infinity? Any savings?
If youre just running stock firmware - the AC infinity fan runs with the tiniest bit less electricity than the four stock fans combined when its running at 70% - its like 60 watts. But no real savings, pretty equal.
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Would like to know would the asic shut down if the blower stops working when the asic exceeds the preferred temperature
Yes, I tested cutting the power to the blower and the asic does shut itself off
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE hi thanks for the prompt reply are you still using and think this is the best solution for cooling because the place I live in the weather is very hot and humid
@@amirkader112233 yes, I’m my opinion this is the best solution for how cheap and effective it is. Florida is very hot and humid also
Why not try noctua 3000rpm fan and try if it will cool it or not. Keep up the good work
Stock fans run at 6000rpm. I wouldn’t think something could keep up at half the speed. I’ll take a look at the cfm
I’m curious about the silent noctua fans also, they work for the L3’s
@@TheWalletSource anyone got a link?
I would love to see a solar and battery experiment video to make more Btc
Oh man, you’d need a LOT of panels and a big battery bank for even one S19… 3300 watts
Hi can this also. Work on other miners such as goldshell
I don’t know if the screw holes are the same on a gold shell as they are on an S19.. I don’t have any of those
So do you not have the miner in any noise/sound suppression box in this video?
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Nope, also it’s on video:)
I ordered that 500 dollar sound proof box already, I guess it’s not needed after all. That’s ok though, Thanks for the videos
@@natelandry8092 my choices have consequences, I recognize that. When filming the silent box video I never would have guessed this solution existed..
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE No worries at all, i'm happy to give things a try. Plus it will only add to the noise reduction, I planned on using that box and to vent the heat in the house during the winter time in Massachusetts. Interested in seeing how effective heating the house will be
hello, what's happen if the fan ac infinity have issue? is the miner stop or burn?
The miner will turn itself off if the fan stops. It automatically shuts off at 90°c
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What would be ideal outlet temp to set the sensor to?
Well lower is always better for efficiency, so if you can get the outlet down in the 50’s the chips will run a bit more efficiently, but if you have to waste too much power to get the wind to do that, the 60’sC are completely fine. Even in the 70’s c is not dangerous for the machines, but the 60’s will give them a longer life.
Hi the fan spoofer are out of stock can you help. Me out
Absolutely, here’s a link! amzn.to/3CuK5Dx
Hi its currently out of stock
can you buy normal s19 and compare it to s19 j pro
What comparisons would you like to know about? S19j’s use less power for similar hashrates.
instead pushing air from the modified fan into the asic try putting it on the exhaust side and suck the air out .. mabye then you can close your box rather then keeping it exposed like that.. its unsafe
I was weighing pushing, the way I am, and having to gut the whole thing like I did, vs pulling, which would force all that heat through the fan and almost certainly give it a shorter lifespan.
I’m the only person with access to this warehouse, it’s not unsafe under carefully controlled conditions, but I agree that it may not be the most optimal way for the general public to do a thing, particularly if you have kids who may run around and touch things.
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE thats a point I didn't think of , but do you think a high quality fan would bear the heat for a long time ?
@@ahmed987-p5d I do. Electric radiator fans in cars last for years and years in crazy high heat. And this fan IS made for HVAC, so there’s a fine chance it’s designed to be hot all the time.
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Overclocking concerns me as you will lose any warranty (during that period) if you overclock and stumble into an issue and have to send the machine back to Bitmain. Once the warranty period is over, then sure ... overclock away.
Just saying.
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I’m sure taking the case apart would void the warrantee as well. These types of experiments do definitely come with risk!
Any help on getting over clocking firmware?
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Oh! With Braiins?
Intake/exhaust?
This question is unclear. But the fan is on the intake.
@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE what I mean is isn't exhaust the opposite of intake or an I mixed up?
This model didn t last even a year of profitability .And the latest model looks like having same fate.S19j pro in my country is like 6usd income ,9usd electricity cost per day.Already they should sell them under 1k to worth the trouble.Was already expensive plus investing in fans too makes it ripoff
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Nailed it.