DIY at home ASIC MINER - ANTMINER !!! PART 2/2

[@barazimg]

So you basically rebuilt an S7 out of existing parts.

[@newunderthesun7353]

Guessing this is the first time you've ever used tools.

[@WreckingU]

Where did you get the hashing boards?

[@maluraqgamer7870]

A 3D printed box or metal to hold it in place instead of wood -- wood is a major insulator and is going to contain heat.

[@GunMuse]

which you wouldn't want to do.

[@Saywhatohno]

@@GunMuse something made out of aluminium. Copper might be expensive. Copper heat sinks might work with the ASIC miner

[@isabellaz8099]

Supeeeer, Superbo ,

[@killerskincanoe]

Is this thing still running today? Just curious?

[@ellooku]

I think you need a proper casing to maintain a decent temperature. Nice project though. I knew its not that difficult.

[@kencammo5699]

I'm looking how to build my own asic not assemble one using existing parts.

[@caleb2242]

Hi - I’ve started a company to do this as well. I don’t know how. Ha.

[@dzstudio7890]

​@@caleb2242 I'm also interested to build my own miner

[@hotyeahsus8343]

@@caleb2242 have you made any progress so far? Interested in starting a company for this as well

[@traetuusplays8987]

Looks like some old s5 boards, and such. Negative hash rate per power consumption ratio, but fun to tinker with.

[@king_king89]

can i put more fans? top and down?

[@kamsol7980]

Apa memang semudah itu untuk merakit nya, hanya merakit perangkat kerasnya saja, lalu bagemana dergan perangkat lunaknya

[@derpiasta]

didn't really show how to DIY most of it.... but thanks anyway

[@showon2988]

Hey brother , what is hashing rate

[@chi11estpanda]

2.42 TH/s

[@xXTECHxKNIGHTXx]

I wonder, if one could use a gutted 1U/2U server chassis for this and have an incognito miner >:D

[@stevebills22]

you dont you make the hashboards out of wood

[@MiroslavSzwed]

Is that Hashosaurus ? :D

[@michaelmadison883]

wood is not smart... at all

[@Antonytv89]

no cost or anything

[@dewayoga3192]

Diy case asic