This looks like a fun hobby for you. Nice rig though, probably over built for ROI, but if its for fun/hobby it's outstanding! My wife would never let me set a rig up in the kitchen.. lol
I am still so amazed by this build. Funnily enough when I looked at ur video 4 months ago i was like im never going to be able to get one of these hybrid evga cards ever but now I actually ended up buying a secondhand 2080 ti evga ftw3 and got a hybrid kit with it. I commented on another one of ur other videos first so sorry for the double comment. According to a guide of someone installing one of the xc2 kits I have found out my heatsinks seems to be missing all thermal pads. I hope you dont mind answering a few of my questions: 1. Have you ever replaced ur pads/do you know what thickness they are supposed to be on the factory evga hybrids? 2. How big do u recon the diffrence between the ftw3 gpu with its original fans and cooler vs the hybrid kit? 3. Have you ever experienced any weird noises from the pumps? 4. How do u control ur fans, are they at full speed all the time (also is this why ur running windows)? 5. Also since my pads were missing I had to become resourceful I found thermal pads i got with a artict cooler before but sadly they are 3mm which I assume will be to thick but they are very soft so do you think it will work for the heatsinks? If you would like to make a video disassembling the factory hybrid I would love to see how yours look.
For sure I'll do a video on the rigs profitability... I've been using an AIO on my GPU in my desktop (another 2080ti) it has been mining for several years now with no issues yet to report
Yo dude this is a insance setup and a wet dream haha, May I ask though have you ever thought about using a server case? I feel like maybe ur wasting alot of the fans potential when they are on a open air rig. If the air gets directed in one direction in a server case (a air tunnel) Like a straw, that might utilize the fans to the fullest. Also fans do run on power hehe I understand if you think server cases are expensive and i agree but they are easy to build with fiber board and the kind of wood people use for rig frames.
Server cases cant fit the radiators that's why I used an open air. The fans use 1.7W each which is very little compared to the whole rig lol. I just cant fit the cards and radiators and hoses in a server case.
Ming, That is an awesome mining rig! Would be great to see a breakdown of what it cost to make. I have a few 2080ti's they do great on Flux but get so hot, so I'm interested in converting them to be water cooled.
Nice rig mate, i hope you will break even because mining FLUX isn't really that profitable and it burns way more energy than mining ETH and even ERGO :$ Have a great weekend ahead and keep on mining
Wow, very nice and while overkill is something that is beautifully overkill. Could you tell me about the "push/pull configuration"? I haven't seen that before. I literally just installed a couple of redux noctuas on a RX 5700 that needed some attention and would love to install more.
Push pull means that the radiator has one fan pushing air through it and one pulling air through it. This means that there is a fan on both sides of the radiator setup in a way to move as much air through it as possible.
wow dude. push/pull is cooling basics. If your going to do something like computers. its good to know how stuff works. push/pull is simple. when have a fan "blowing" its "forcing" a large volume of air through a small hole. this creates a high pressure on one side of the fan, and a low pressure on the other side. when you have fans stacked up, you get a compressor, like a jet turbine. the result is higher movement of air then one fan alone, as there is a complementary low pressure area behind the first fan, created by the second fan. imagine trying to push a log through a tunnel. and you have a friend to pick up the front end and pull while you push. which makes moving the log easier? your not goign to move the log twice as fast, but it will be easier to move.
I really wish somebody would design a rack mount case designed for enthusiast water cooling, for instance it could have a lower air intake where air is pulled in to the case inside and does a 90 degree turn to feed dual 360mm rads that are laying downward in a pull-push config which would result in hot air hitting the case lid before being pulled out by rear fans to be vented out of the case.
Very few enthusiasts are racking their equipment at home which is why I presume the products aren't there :( . If you look into the server space they have some really cool water cooling setups.
@@mingscustoms I have a rack mounted case that I had to angle grind parts to fit a big radiator. I had go with cool stream XE because I can only fit 1 radiator to cool a 9900k and a gtx 1080.
Nice looking rig. I mine FLUX as well. As for the over clocks, doing anything with the memory does nothing when mining FLUX. I set all my memory clocks to -2000 on all my cards.
awesome dude. looks great
Awesome upgrade!
Nice rig, congratulations!
A++ rig, keep em coming ming miner!
That is a beautiful rig, pretty neat and well organize 👍😁👍
Wow that's a hell of a lot of fans
watched it twice ,,,absolutely beautiful ❤❤
epic setup !!!
My fav cards. Nice setup man 🤘🤘
beautiful
clean setup when I see this in March 2022.. subs from me..
This is hella clean, I'm sure it's insanely cool. Seems overkill, but cool. Nice.
That thing is absolutely beautiful
amazing build :)
Incredible content!!
beautiful rig
This looks like a fun hobby for you. Nice rig though, probably over built for ROI, but if its for fun/hobby it's outstanding! My wife would never let me set a rig up in the kitchen.. lol
This is the basement kitchen so it's not too busy
I’m getting a ton of miner gpu rig videos in my recommendations lately after gpu prices have came down drastically i wonder why
AMAZING
magnificent setup, you got to show a video of how the modding was done on GPU with watercooler ...
I will soon I have another water cooler coming in
Brother this is fucking cool! Keep it up :-) #wearethefuture
Did you put heatsinks over the VRM / VRAM etc ? Or left them bare and rely on the 92mm fan to cool them ?
The EVGA cards have an aluminum plate on the front of the cards that sinks heat from the memory and VRMs. The 92mm cools this base plate.
nice gaming pc
I am still so amazed by this build. Funnily enough when I looked at ur video 4 months ago i was like im never going to be able to get one of these hybrid evga cards ever but now I actually ended up buying a secondhand 2080 ti evga ftw3 and got a hybrid kit with it. I commented on another one of ur other videos first so sorry for the double comment. According to a guide of someone installing one of the xc2 kits I have found out my heatsinks seems to be missing all thermal pads. I hope you dont mind answering a few of my questions:
1. Have you ever replaced ur pads/do you know what thickness they are supposed to be on the factory evga hybrids?
2. How big do u recon the diffrence between the ftw3 gpu with its original fans and cooler vs the hybrid kit?
3. Have you ever experienced any weird noises from the pumps?
4. How do u control ur fans, are they at full speed all the time (also is this why ur running windows)?
5. Also since my pads were missing I had to become resourceful I found thermal pads i got with a artict cooler before but sadly they are 3mm which I assume will be to thick but they are very soft so do you think it will work for the heatsinks? If you would like to make a video disassembling the factory hybrid I would love to see how yours look.
I have replaced pads on all cards you need 1mm 1.5 2 and 3mm pads
Fans are controlled via the mining software for the 2 factory ftw3s and others are controlled by pwm knob at 100%
Never had weird noises from pumps
Very very clean rig, hope mine ends up looking remotely that good
I’m building a similar one with evga 2080ti hybrids
Crazy setup, Love the fans. Perhaps do an update on the longevity of running aio's 24/7 and profitability after a month or two.
For sure I'll do a video on the rigs profitability... I've been using an AIO on my GPU in my desktop (another 2080ti) it has been mining for several years now with no issues yet to report
I have a 2080 ti seahawk from msi. Can confirm I've been mining on mine since I purchased it and the AIO is no different then day 1! :) Cheers
memory thermal pad ????????
Thermal Odessy
Olá, sou do Brasil e recebi esta sugestão do Yotube. Parabéns, muito incrível. Essas 2080ti são excelentes placas.
Obrigado por assistir do brasil!
I wonder the income and expense data doing this mining thing
I will cover the income and expenses of this specific rig in an alternative video
@@mingscustoms cool!
I hope it explodes❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yo dude this is a insance setup and a wet dream haha, May I ask though have you ever thought about using a server case? I feel like maybe ur wasting alot of the fans potential when they are on a open air rig. If the air gets directed in one direction in a server case (a air tunnel) Like a straw, that might utilize the fans to the fullest. Also fans do run on power hehe
I understand if you think server cases are expensive and i agree but they are easy to build with fiber board and the kind of wood people use for rig frames.
Server cases cant fit the radiators that's why I used an open air. The fans use 1.7W each which is very little compared to the whole rig lol. I just cant fit the cards and radiators and hoses in a server case.
@@mingscustoms Ok so diy server case would be the only option. Thanks for the info!
That overkill push pull with noctua fans :D this is more like an hobby than mining with gpus :D
Push pull with the 1700rpm redux isnt overkill with a single the temps go up. A single fan to do it would be the noctua 3000rpm industrial
can you tell me how do you find 2080ti ?
Ebay
@@mingscustoms thank you very much
Still mining flux?
Yes
Great set up, what radiator, cooler are you using
Each card uses a Thermaltake Performer RGB 120mm AIO Liquid cooler
Ming, That is an awesome mining rig! Would be great to see a breakdown of what it cost to make. I have a few 2080ti's they do great on Flux but get so hot, so I'm interested in converting them to be water cooled.
Lee, I will do a breakdown of an individual card in another video
@@mingscustoms looking forward to it 👍
Nice setup, beautiful rig. from where you buy those water cooler? What are the names of those?
Bestbuy.com Thermal Take Performer RGB
Nice rig mate, i hope you will break even because mining FLUX isn't really that profitable and it burns way more energy than mining ETH and even ERGO :$
Have a great weekend ahead and keep on mining
The 2080ti earns 20-30% more Fiat mining FLUX than eth. Yes the power is increased but the profits are also increased.
Very cool build! But not efficient at all 2150w in the software so at the wall it's about 2380w. For that wall power you can get 17 RTX 3070 FHR.
This is mining flux not Ethereum. The efficiency of 2080ti and 3070 FHR on flux is same if not better on 2080ti
2080ti is more efficient on flux than a 3070
Are you solo mining? Watercooling for flux seems an overkill 'cause GPU mem won't be too hot.
Sometimes I solo mine
Can you please let us know the pricing of everything to understand better the cost of the entire set up. Thank yoh
Whole rig cost around $10,000 USD
@@mingscustoms I am incredibly interested in replicating this rig! Would you be able to go thru a cost and item breakthrough with us, thank you!
Dude I gotta ask… 2080s, power hungry and not great for mining.. sell and get half the cards for the same mhs?
sometimes we do it for the looks , its the satisfaction man ✌✌
I have since changed the settings to gain much higher efficency. I will do a video
He is mining Flux not eth here. 2080ti is the best for flux at the moment. This rig is amazing, well done sir.
2080ti is the card to have for mining FLUX. He is getting 100 sol/s which is very good. my 3090 gets 105 but uses more power (as well as costs double)
Wow, very nice and while overkill is something that is beautifully overkill. Could you tell me about the "push/pull configuration"? I haven't seen that before. I literally just installed a couple of redux noctuas on a RX 5700 that needed some attention and would love to install more.
Push pull means that the radiator has one fan pushing air through it and one pulling air through it. This means that there is a fan on both sides of the radiator setup in a way to move as much air through it as possible.
wow dude. push/pull is cooling basics. If your going to do something like computers. its good to know how stuff works. push/pull is simple. when have a fan "blowing" its "forcing" a large volume of air through a small hole. this creates a high pressure on one side of the fan, and a low pressure on the other side. when you have fans stacked up, you get a compressor, like a jet turbine. the result is higher movement of air then one fan alone, as there is a complementary low pressure area behind the first fan, created by the second fan. imagine trying to push a log through a tunnel. and you have a friend to pick up the front end and pull while you push. which makes moving the log easier? your not goign to move the log twice as fast, but it will be easier to move.
Awesome rig! I'm building something similar...what are you using to control all the fans?
Sinloon fan controller check on amazon
I really wish somebody would design a rack mount case designed for enthusiast water cooling, for instance it could have a lower air intake where air is pulled in to the case inside and does a 90 degree turn to feed dual 360mm rads that are laying downward in a pull-push config which would result in hot air hitting the case lid before being pulled out by rear fans to be vented out of the case.
Very few enthusiasts are racking their equipment at home which is why I presume the products aren't there :( . If you look into the server space they have some really cool water cooling setups.
@@mingscustoms I have a rack mounted case that I had to angle grind parts to fit a big radiator. I had go with cool stream XE because I can only fit 1 radiator to cool a 9900k and a gtx 1080.
Nice looking rig. I mine FLUX as well. As for the over clocks, doing anything with the memory does nothing when mining FLUX. I set all my memory clocks to -2000 on all my cards.
I've found that I lose about 6sols per card when I don't overclock the memory
Is the mining rig chassis 3d printed?
No it is bought on amazon
Why not ETH?
Flux more profitable
@@mingscustoms But less volume
Also may I ask did you buy all these gpus at once and how long have you had them?
I bought all the GPUS at once in October of 2021
Bro, you have Samsung cards please get better efficiency... theese cards go all up to 0.41 sold per watt...
I have since turned the PL down to 80% which gets me to
.41
What ur oc can share ?
1000 mem 121 core 83% power
A waste
y
so sick