Thinking about setting up a small operation. Since the area is sensitive to noise, immersion cooling is on my radar. Any recommendations for ready-made packages or suppliers?
Seeking Recommendations for Immersion Cooling Solutions
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I can share my experience with Octominer. They kept my funds for 6 months before refunding me, claiming they couldn't ship. Not exactly the best service.
How many ASICs do you plan to run? If it’s just a few, maybe consider noise boxes instead. But keep in mind, if you're cooling with a radiator, it adds noise too. Noise boxes might help you get started quicker.
I’m looking at 21 miners. I had my eye on a DCX immersion system. Honestly, noise boxes seem more suitable for hobbyists. Just my take.
Emmersion cooling is great if you can utilize the heat from the ASICs. For smaller setups, noise boxes might work fine. Full immersion systems need more management and are pricey. Going DIY could lead to risks, like leaks or overheating.
I know a guy in Long Island. He builds custom racks for s19s to dip them in liquid. I can send you his details in a private message.
Don’t forget, immersion cooling doesn’t eliminate waste heat; it just helps move it more effectively. You’ll still have to vent that heat somewhere, like through an underground pipe system. But you’ll need a lot of piping for that!
What’s wrong with the DCX tanks? I mean, their kits seem to have the lowest noise levels and decent dry coolers, but yeah, they are overpriced. Foghashing is worth looking into; they offer solid products and reasonable prices. Their 120kw kit can handle 24 new-gen miners. It’s about 17k FOB Shanghai, including 750L of coolant.
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