Ethereum update: Transitioning rig from Custom Frame to Mining Frame: How much cooling?
So here is my current rig: [https://i.imgur.com/gAcE3rT.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/gAcE3rT.jpg) and here [https://i.imgur.com/HTLJ22w.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/HTLJ22w.jpg)
It is a 3 shelf metal frame afro-engineered to perfection. 2 PSU, 6 GPUs, 1 MOBO (CPU, Cooler), 1 SSD, 1 Monitor, 1 Surge Protector, and 2 large fans all zip tied to the frame.
Nothing is loose except for GPUs (and cables).
I will be transitioning the rig to a real mining frame shown here: [http://www.kingwin.com/accessories/kc-6gpu-ss/](http://www.kingwin.com/accessories/kc-6gpu-ss/) , as well as downsizing to 1 large PSU.
I am wondering if my 2 fans are all that necessary as I don’t see a lot of setups using them.
Temps now hover from 50 – 55 C, and on really hot days it breaches 60 C
With this new mini 4 fan frame, could I get rid of one or both fans?
(Also I would like some help setting up a batch file for Overdriven tool, if someone could send me a good link)
Thanks
UPDATE: For all heavily concerned that I paid for relatively expensive frame, FOUR THINGS:
1. I need to make my rig more compact and nice to look it; it will not be running in my home
2. The frame I purchased was on sale and has everything I need
3. The frame has a brand name behind it as well as a store I can return it to
4. I HAVE ALREADY BOUGHT IT
About Ethereum
Ethereum is a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts: applications that run exactly as programmed without any possibility of downtime, censorship, fraud or third-party interference.
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