Review on CRJ Voltage Step Up Sleeved Adapter Computer Components by Antonio Scisson

I have a 3080 Mining isn't my cup of tea but $10 a day if I'm not using my computer fairly properly I'm about $400. I'm trying to see if I can return the original price of the card I paid for ($850) and at this price it might be possible. so mining. Not worth it unless you run a farm or make at least $5-10 a day imho. To reduce wear and tear on the card, it's not strong enough (which is recommended for mining anyway) and I have a large aluminum heatsink on the back of my STRIX. The back comes in contact with the memory modules and gets quite hot, I also removed the side glass cover to keep my kid as cool as possible and left easy access to install a small 60mm fan on the "through" " part to install. Hole. Normally hardly any air is pushed in there, but with the help of a 12V 60mm fan that changed quite quickly, tons of warm air is now blown away. Also, I have a 120mm case fan and an 80mm case fan connected to a splitter by this cable. One blows air through the top of the backplane into the aluminum block heatsink and the other blows air to the fans, making them not work as hard. and if you tilt the fan a bit (i used these rubber pieces that can hold the fan to the case) cut 2 of them a little shorter to make the fan tilt outwards. This pushes cooler air into the GPU, but it also helps push warm air completely out of the case. I could build another bottom fan, but at an angle to the cellphone to help push warm air up and out. If anyone is wondering I use nishhash I know they charge more for their pools but I have 1 individual card and I don't do it for real income just for the hobby/trying to pay for that card . 60% performance, +900 VRAM, 70% fan and my card stays at around 44C while not thermally throttling VRAM. (By the way, VRAM temps are the speed-limiting step in this equation, not performance)