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im sure people have posted already about this but if anyone wants what i believe to be the most powerful cracking rig that doesnt overheat then they can copy the following:
(the heatsinks and waterblocks are overheated but this doesnt affect performance. the power supplies will get a bit hot but wont overheat until something like 130 nerve used)
Is yours better than mine, which is quite similar?
yeah we both have the same MIPS and brute forcing strength.
i wouyld say mine is arguably a bit better as none of my hpcpu's gain heat, while the hpcpu's on the outside of yours seem to be getting hot. honestly there isnt much of a difference, they both work at the same power
(edit) how are your psu's on 0 heat? that seems to be a big issue in mine
You don't really need 5 water blocks for your PSU box. Water blocks also only work on adjacent positions, which is why you're still getting heat in that box.
Instead, just using 2 fans (on the second and fourth row) would cover the entire box and leave room for additional 3 eCPU without any heat generation.
Edit: the one shared above by Gul_le_Necro is already the strongest strictly 0 heat rig setup that has been found, so you could also just copy that if you want the solution.
Great, thanks everyone I'll likely cope gul_le_necro's rig seeing as that looks to be the best.
I tried setups that doesn't over heat but in the end I just don't get enough good jobs a day for it.
I use this, goes 5 before overheating a cpu and is fine to keep up with daily jobs for me. Get 7 cracks most of the time. It also cools faster than nerve recovers.
I can do unlimited cracking without overheating with this setup:
I switched my power core to yours as it was a bit better than mine and left the sides alone so the heating you are seeing isn't the same as if I had started cracking at the same time with all cool components.
That being said, thanks for bringing this topic up again. I did the best I could way back when cracking first came out and havent looked at my rig since. There are a lot of good ideas posted here in this thread. Hmmm Do I want the raw power of Knirt's build or the ease of operation of crazy old lady's low heat build?
Unless you're hitting the button 90+ times, the second in the spreadsheet/link I provided is better.
Very interesting to see the different setup :)
