The side panel of the main unit is removed and the 230 V over 100W blower blows right towards to the GPUs that are installed directly to my Asus WS-99 E motherboard. The GPUs have spacers made of plastic, paper or rubber (whatever I can find lying around the room) on their rear end corners to prevent them from sagging too close together.
I'm running 4 WUs at a time on all GPUs with 60% usage on linux cuda-mps. The source is compiled with "all in" on GPU. One 3080Ti, one TITAN V, two 2080 Ti's.
The side panel of the main unit is removed and the 230 V over 100W blower blows right towards to the GPUs that are installed directly to my Asus WS-99 E motherboard. The GPUs have spacers made of plastic, paper or rubber (whatever I can find lying around the room) on their rear end corners to prevent them from sagging too close together.
I'm running 4 WUs at a time on all GPUs with 60% usage on linux cuda-mps. The source is compiled with "all in" on GPU. One 3080Ti, one TITAN V, two 2080 Ti's.
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So how quiet are those two fans? Part of the reason I am not using the after-market gpu fans I bought was they "howled" and the vendor later confirmed they were "server" fans.
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor) I want some more patience. RIGHT NOW!
The side panel of the main unit is removed and the 230 V over 100W blower blows right towards to the GPUs that are installed directly to my Asus WS-99 E motherboard. The GPUs have spacers made of plastic, paper or rubber (whatever I can find lying around the room) on their rear end corners to prevent them from sagging too close together.
I'm running 4 WUs at a time on all GPUs with 60% usage on linux cuda-mps. The source is compiled with "all in" on GPU. One 3080Ti, one TITAN V, two 2080 Ti's.
P.
So how quiet are those two fans? Part of the reason I am not using the after-market gpu fans I bought was they "howled" and the vendor later confirmed they were "server" fans.
linkup makes good cables from what I saw. but they are more expensive per cable. especially the gen4 rated ones.
I would encourage Tom to try them out, and just eat the cost. it'll be cheaper than a whole new platform. and a lot quieter.
Found them on Amazon. $50+ / cable. But they have every length I need as well as left handed, right handed and straight through models.
They are even in "basic" Black so I can take them to Fancy dress up events... ;)
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor) I want some more patience. RIGHT NOW!
Running on air: I used to
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Running on air:
I used to have something like this: https://hongguanfan.shop/products/hf-p-series-inline-duct-booster-fan-6-inch-220v
Now I'm having something like this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/121181455603
The side panel of the main unit is removed and the 230 V over 100W blower blows right towards to the GPUs that are installed directly to my Asus WS-99 E motherboard. The GPUs have spacers made of plastic, paper or rubber (whatever I can find lying around the room) on their rear end corners to prevent them from sagging too close together.
I'm running 4 WUs at a time on all GPUs with 60% usage on linux cuda-mps. The source is compiled with "all in" on GPU. One 3080Ti, one TITAN V, two 2080 Ti's.
P.
petri33 wrote: Running on
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So how quiet are those two fans? Part of the reason I am not using the after-market gpu fans I bought was they "howled" and the vendor later confirmed they were "server" fans.
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor) I want some more patience. RIGHT NOW!
Tom M wrote: petri33
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Extremely loud, noisy, ..
Ian&Steve C. wrote: linkup
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Found them on Amazon. $50+ / cable. But they have every length I need as well as left handed, right handed and straight through models.
They are even in "basic" Black so I can take them to Fancy dress up events... ;)
Tom M
A Proud member of the O.F.A. (Old Farts Association). Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.® (Garrison Keillor) I want some more patience. RIGHT NOW!