$4k for a rig
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Wow nice! Right now I’m running my 4 with a dual power supply setup. I have a 1250watt and a 800watt supply and running them as hard as I can for over 600Kh/s a piece. I have room and power for a 5th so debating. :)
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16? Holy shit. I wish I had that kind of money to throw around. Unfortunately I’m still working on saving up money to buy furniture. (Finally got a bed this month! :D)
I have 2 of the HIS cards. The voltage is locked at 1.25 unless you flash the firmware. They’re solid, averaging around 660kh/s at 1100/1500, but definitely loud and not great undervolters, so they’re power hungry. The Gigabyte is a good decision, though the MSI would certainly tempt me.
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wow this is great thanks for supporting FTC
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OMG :o ordering 16 7950s, wow wow…
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[quote name=“justabitoftime” post=“8535” timestamp=“1370097529”]
Ordered 2 Gigabyte (1 for myself and a friend) to get familiar with the mining process. Within 2 weeks, I’m ordering 16 7950s… this should be fun.
[/quote]Hope you’ve got a cold shed and/or air con, an understanding wife and a business so that you can run on commercial rates! :p
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[quote author=justabitoftime link=topic=936.msg8535#msg8535 date=1370097529]
Ordered 2 Gigabyte (1 for myself and a friend) to get familiar with the mining process. Within 2 weeks, I’m ordering 16 7950s… this should be fun.
[/quote]Hope you’ve got a cold shed and/or air con, an understanding wife and a business so that you can run on commercial rates! :p
[/quote]This is correct. With ~20x7950s running, you’ll need about 15,000 BTU of AC running to support it. Also, you’ll need about 3 new 20a breakers run to support the electrical requirements for that many rigs.
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Spreading them out among locations, can’t wait. :)
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First cards arrived today, having a people run a few tests. We’re planning on building a few beast rigs.
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Nice! Good luck with it all. :)