DIY ASIC Miner Silencer, Bitmain L3 Litecoin Futurebit Moonlander GPU Mining
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Showing off my DIY ASIC miner silencer I built from a 120Qt cooler. I have seen them done with smaller coolers, but the ducting was all exposed, I didn't like that, so I used the bigger cooler and included all the ducting inside so it is compact.
Showing my little hobby mining rig with my 2 GPU's and my 7 Futurebit Moonlanders that live inside the shell of an old Bitmain A3.
Futurebit Moonlander 2 Scrypt Algorithm Miner
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ASUS RX580 8GB GPU
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MSI RX480 8GB GPU
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120 QT Coleman Cooler
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Hon&Guan Duct Silencer Noise Reducer Hose Silencer for Inline Duct Fan (6 inch)
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Tinker3D Antminer S7 S9 S9i E3 T9 L3+ D3 A3 V9 X3 120mm Fan Duct Cooling Shroud to 4 Inch Vent Hose
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Bitmain L3+ Scrypt ASIC Miner
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That's the cleanest diy cooling system l've ever seen. I'm going to mimic it. Thanks for the video!
Hey man great DIY box, just wanted to know how many dbs did you cut off with it?
Not too sure honestly. It cut the sound down a great bit for sure. I had this one and one in a Minermaster Pro box, both in the living room of my apartment and we were able to still comfortably watch TV. Just sounded like we had 2 box fans running.
I would like to see this video from scratch. :(
How did the miner master box work? Total cost for this setup?
The Minermaster box was a factory built unit that worked similar except you didn't have to use the duct work. It was just a bit more contained and definitely a smaller form. The cooler box cost me less than $100 to build with the biggest cost being the 120qt cooler. Minermaster was like $300 after shipping.
@@thelogicaldude okay awesome, it seems like the company producing them are having some supply chain issues and have basically gone silent. No orders fulfilled, no updates, and no customer support.
If you still have the box I would gladly buy it from you!
@@Delta3angle not surprised. It was a nightmare getting the one I had. Already sold it.
So how loud was the Pro C compared to the one you built?
How long you run it ?
Ran it for a while until I went nomadic
Hi, intake duct and outtake duct are the same? (Hon&Guan Duct Silencer) with just different diameters? or the intake duct is just a regular flexible air duct? thanks!!
Cristian Inda I ended up doing a 4 inch intake that fit the shroud, but used a 6 inch insulated ducting for the exhaust. I bought the 6 inch by mistake, but it ended up working out better in the long run.
@@thelogicaldude thanks for your reply, do you think it should work better if for intake and outtake i use 6 inch silencers duct?
Cristian Inda for sound, maybe, but for heat, the intake shouldn’t make a difference as the heat is coming out of the back of the unit. That is where the insulated ducting came in handy.
@@thelogicaldude Yes, what I want is the less possible noise as long as the heat does not increase (i mean minner temperature). I think I'll try it and I'll let you know!
Can you teach me?
Get a cooler and an insulated duct, and vent covers. Cut 2 holes in the top with a jigsaw or whatever you have that can cut the holes. Clean up the cutting mess, put miner in the box with PSU and attach the exhaust insulated duct. Leave intake open so PSU also gets air. The exhaust is what is important for heating purposes. Then you are good to go. It took all of 10 minutes to build.
How did you attach the 6" duct to 4" shroud snugly?
@@peterw3984 the exhaust duct was perfect to just sit over the exhaust fan, actually took some work and was quite snug. The 4 inch shroud was for the intake. For that I used a regular dryer hose and clamps.
Isn't it bad for the PSU to stay in the box since it is very hot?
I actually removed the intake hose a while after I made that video so it was just an open intake for that reason.