Bastiaan_NL

Interesting design! The PCB looks a bit too small to be honest. Looking at some of the predecessors PCB's I think that with good usage of space they could have been a bit smaller, but not this much. I do like the fan setup though!

:wheee: Congrats and thanks

Welcome to the 100mil club @Supercrumpet :cheers:

That's the UK I know, but it's the same over here now. Takes some time before the house cools down though, it gets kinda wet if I open the windows ?

Systems are working as hard as "possible", but I'm trying to keep them on the safe side of boiling temp

We've all been there ? Here is the answer ?

I think most of it has got to do with the price tag. Not sure what it's like in the UK, but over here the main problem is the water level. Extra sound dampening and isolation, strong walls and floor, everything waterproof, that must be expensive. Many of the bigger houses have a basement, but many of the new normal sized houses don't.

Nice! Will the CFP have it's own name on the team? (not sure if that was answered already) Pretty sure that running 6 identical cards will be a lot easier with drivers and software, so I'd go that route too

The room fan helps a lot, makes it feel colder with a little breeze I'm in all the way! Both rigs are running, only a bit of gaming today to end the weekend ? I wish I had a basement, instead I have a one floor apartment with a flat roof. Its always warmer inside than outside.. Hopefully one day I'll have a house with a basement and a 2 car garage, dream big

25c ambient in the living room, add a few degrees in the computer room. Windows open, room fan blowing and I'm sitting here in my shorts ? The watercooled rig has no problem with the temps, the aircooled one is at mid 70's celcius for the gpu's. Soon those temps will drop too, once the watercooling comes in for the 5700xt's.

Hey there Jeremy, welcome! Good to hear that those changes ended up being good. Must have been a hard time... All the best ?

Teamrank 497 :wheee: Will the next milestone be a billion points or sub 400's?

More goodies :wheee: And I love those rabbits ?

PB ?

That's a sweet pump E! I decided to go with a normal D5, but it took some time to make up my mind. Pretty sure it'll serve you well the coming years!

That is some interesting stuff! Wonder what the 30xx range will do folding wise, but for now I'm happy with the 2080ti.

Okay, interesting.. The slot is still at idle showing "ready"? Just curious, what is the client showing for work server ip if you click on the inactive slot?

Did you get it working? After some reading on the folding forum I found out that we're not the only ones with this error. It is somehow server related, but afaik it's still not solved. (did not work an hour ago before "fixing" it) I fixed it for now by getting rid of the "beta" flag, for it appeared to be the reason I was connecting with the faulty server. As soon as I changed to advanced and clicked "pause" and "fold" again it started right away. So if you are using the beta flag you can give this a try ?

Good to hear about the system working now! Getting some hardware into the case gives an idea how big it really is Also, thanks to Mr. Anonymous for the generous 1070 donation ?

I'm not sure what it is, but I have the same thing going on for the second rig CPU client. It's been on ready for a few hours. Searching the internet as we speak ?

IN Bastiaan_NL Always love competitions like these :wheee:

Happy to help The top radiator was a bit too tall with this case and motherboard combination, the ram is up pretty high on the board so the middle "push fan" can't be installed. I already knew that, but I went with this one anyways cause I'm pretty sure even with 5 fans it'll cool better than a 30 rad with 6 fans. Just wondering, how much power does that Ryzen use? The 7700K uses close to 90w, not that much heat added to the loop compared to the 300w from the 2080Ti.

So I had to try my setup out before having an answer. With a single D5 with the reservoir on top, a 420 and 280 rad(both 45 thickness) a CPU and GPU block, my GPU temp doesn't go over 45c with 27c ambient in my room. That is with about 300Watt usage on the GPU and the CPU at ~60% load. All 1/2 ID tubing and not a single 90 degree fitting. I think you'll be good with one pump ? I did go with what worked best for my loop order, but it also happens to be what I prefer anyways. Pump - GPU - 420 rad - CPU - 280 rad - pump. For now I'm running the fan speed at 70%, push pull Corsair ML140 pro's, and the pump at 75%. Ambient dropped a few degrees, but still steady between 40c and 45c.

That explains why I couldn't find the rads It's a lot of radiator for the setup, but it pays off ?

That's a pretty sweet setup you have there Do you have the other 3 radiators, the reservoirs and the 4 pumps mounted on a stand or something?