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How would you build a GPU-heavy node?
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That's what I was thinking, but less... Fire hazard? I've seen some of those that are just crazy. Idk mostly need a board that can handle it. Idk just dreaming of a new project with spare stuff hanging around.
I would guess they're a fire hazard because of the overclocking they do. They're either a long term (heh) project and they're immaculate, or they know they need to squeeze every bit of value and abuse the fuck out of those GPUs. I think you can tell if a rig is dangerous so you should be ok
Yeah I watched some of those and they were just nuts, just wires running everywhere, PSUs hacked so they can have multiple PSUs on a single node, paper clips - just stupid.