Bastiaan_NL

It is a bit confusing that it takes so long, because I ordered something from the States and it was here in a week and something from Germany was here the next day. I hope you'll get them asap! Once you are done you could sell those cards as 980ti's

86°f is pretty warm! I'm running at around 50% power to reduce the heat output, it was 77°f when I came home after work. Last summer I've seen around 95°f for a few weeks, that was a bit extreme

Good idea, I would love to have "him" at my side

I hope they'll be able to help you, so you'll feel better soon!

That'll be an expensive trip from the Netherlands to Canada just to clean your system

So good to see all those green arrows and active users! EHW marching up the team ranks ?

Same, I would like to get a few on some of the systems! Also, here is the latest system. Don't mind the mess behind it, I need to organize this room a little better lol Still a work in progress but it can be fired up if I need it. Lots of idea's for this one, but I'll spread the work out over the next few months to enjoy building it even more. More about this build over here: "The Office"

I feel this, draining loops is something I hate doing... But receiving new hardware on the other hand really makes up for that! So basically you bought air? Same, though mine stops at 8bar / 120psi. 13gal/2hp, sweet little compressor for every job

Just what I needed to make my day even better, an update on the CFP!! Nice writeup E, must be a pleasure to work with all that cool hardware. Did you feel the weight of that motherboard? Thanks a lot for sponsoring this project Corsair! That's a lot of money, but at least you have the perfect case now. Looks like a good quality case with all the features you need for this project to work. I'm sure they will be needed with 6 M40's in there!

The only thing a MEM OC does is increase the chance of a faulty work unit. So I do the same as @Avacado, only overclock the Core and leave the Memory alone. There will be more power left for the core too, so it might just boost/clock a little higher too! Also @Alex, if you want me to get the 3090 going for you send me a PM with the information mentioned in the OP

Nice, it's up and running! I approve of the fill port on the radiator, easy to service the system

That's not a problem, the passkey is added to 3 cards now to validate it. 5 units left and after that it'll be only the AMD card. Good idea about the names and captains. I would like the Fluffy Pink Ninja's to live on! Also, the team comp might need a sub section in the F@H section

You could give this a try: Drill a hole in a piece of wood the exact size you need for the fill port as a guide for the holesaw. (Use at least 1" thick wood and make sure the hole is straight) Use the masking tape you mentioned to protect both sides of the panel. Get a second piece of wood that fits on the other side of the panel you want to drill. (This will also catch metal filings) Use screw clamps to secure the pieces of wood on each side of the panel. I wouldn't be afraid to drill the hole without removing the panel. You could always use a newspaper and some masking tape to cover most of the insides. Those holesaws tend to move a lot, without a guide the hole might end up bigger than you want it to be.

That's a creepy purchase, and 90 days?? I love the look of those cards!

The 5700xt system is online for TC testing and validating the passkey, power limited at 85% for heat/noise.

Congrats everyone!

Nice updates! Good thing you gave that 710 some love, I bet it felt intimidated by those Tesla's..

Maybe landing would be a better word.. Banned for not assisting me with the digging!

3 days with more than 70 million points! That's not bad at all Though it wasn't a fair fight, those ti's did a great job @Avacado

I have HFM running on every pc and laptop in this house, write down all the local IP's and make sure to set a rule in the firewall to accept those local IP's on every system. Like @BWG said, it's easy to control all the hardware from every device too (start/stop/finish).

Did you get them back online, or was it the 2080ti system working the rest of the time? It would take you roughly 280w to get 1.5 million PPD (with 80k per mac), something a 150w 1660ti can do too. I do like the idea though, imagine having 20 of them in a closet

Parking? It's not a car.... Banned! Imagine what I paid for the things I wanted from the US

Too tired to come up with a reasonable ban, banned...

I'm using the WinSCP app, and it was pretty easy to set up. Thanks for the guide, I should have done this a long time ago!