Getting fed up of £86 1000W PSUs for my GPUs lasting only 6 months, I bought a couple of 1300W ones, second hand, for only £14 each. Ex-HP server power supplies. A bit of tinkering required, I had to find the power up pins for example, TWO of them needed grounded to boot it up. I've never seen such a crowded 3 dimensional circuit. Every last space carefully used.
So er.... some modifications, it was too loud, and the power connector wasn't a standard IEC, because those puny Americans only have 110V, so it needs a 16A connector. But we got you back though, you only get 940W with the lower input voltage! HA!
So er.... [ / i m g] tags don't work in here? The address is in imgur, and this post works in Einstein and Milkyway. There should be three pictures.
Here are direct links:
https://i.imgur.com/PNcjh8S.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/44pjT2g.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/WM6oFSY.jpg
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use img tag without https, http is working
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Well that sort of works, doesn't shrink them to the width of the screen. Isn't all Boinc forum software equal?
<a href=http://i.imgur.com/PNcjh8S.jpg target="_blank"><img src=http://i.imgur.com/PNcjh8S.jpg width="800" ></a>
<a href=http://i.imgur.com/44pjT2g.jpg target="_blank"><img src=http://i.imgur.com/44pjT2g.jpg width="800" ></a>
<a href=http://i.imgur.com/WM6oFSY.jpg target="_blank"><img src=http://i.imgur.com/WM6oFSY.jpg width="800" ></a>
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The converting in your post doesnt work, img tag seems not working with size parameters so check the code in your post, this code is working
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I've no idea where all that code in my post came from. I thought I had:
This initially showed the three images at full size off the screen. But now all I see is code, did you edit it?
What code did you use in your post?
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I've no idea where all that code in my post came from. I thought I had:
<img>http://i.imgur.com/PNcjh8S.jpg</img>
This initially showed the three images at full size off the screen. But now all I see is code, did you edit it?
What code did you use in your post?
Yes, I have edited in db, in forum there is no option
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Einstein has an option for size, but they don't use the standard Boinc software, they added stuff.
Milkyway I think is just the standard software, maybe a newer version than yours? I just put the link in IMG tags and it automatically fits the width of the browser.
Anyway, time to see how many GPUs I can run at once :-)
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Einstein has an option for size, but they don't use the standard Boinc software, they added stuff.
Milkyway I think is just the standard software, maybe a newer version than yours? I just put the link in IMG tags and it automatically fits the width of the browser.
Anyway, time to see how many GPUs I can run at once :-)
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I have tried in PG forum but doesnt work completely.
also doesnt work, will ask a boinc dev and check the latest code
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Whatever Milkyway is doing works ok. I didn't input any size, it just fits in my browser perfectly.
https://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/forum_thread.php?id=5006
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