chat, please rate my NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU power, cooling, and communications solution
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chat, please rate my NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU power, cooling, and communications solution
yes, that's a hairdryer. yes, it is very loud. yes, it reduces the temperature from "96C and after 10 minutes the NVMe gives up trying to read" to "80C"
@whitequark its about a wtf out of 10
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@whitequark its about a wtf out of 10
@4censord works though
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chat, please rate my NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU power, cooling, and communications solution
yes, that's a hairdryer. yes, it is very loud. yes, it reduces the temperature from "96C and after 10 minutes the NVMe gives up trying to read" to "80C"
i think i'm going to duct tape the hairdryer to the arm because it slowly but surely pushes itself away from the DPU under the force of its own thrust
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chat, please rate my NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU power, cooling, and communications solution
yes, that's a hairdryer. yes, it is very loud. yes, it reduces the temperature from "96C and after 10 minutes the NVMe gives up trying to read" to "80C"
@whitequark fuck we'd love to get our paws on something like this,,,, woahg
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i think i'm going to duct tape the hairdryer to the arm because it slowly but surely pushes itself away from the DPU under the force of its own thrust
@whitequark duct tape (tape used to create ducting)
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@whitequark duct tape (tape used to create ducting)
@chaos exactly
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@whitequark duct tape (tape used to create ducting)
@whitequark we need to get ourselves a server spinnyboi sized fan and craft-knife-able heat resistant plastic sheet for making shrouds for cooling things, the amount of things here that really could do with some active airflow is a lot, zigbee dongle overheats frequently despite the airflow in here, summer is gonna make it very unhappy
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chat, please rate my NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU power, cooling, and communications solution
yes, that's a hairdryer. yes, it is very loud. yes, it reduces the temperature from "96C and after 10 minutes the NVMe gives up trying to read" to "80C"
@whitequark A+, space-efficient kludging rig
(kinda interesting drop profile/behaviour - does it stay constant then drop, or gradual falloff until it hits some tolerance?)
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@whitequark A+, space-efficient kludging rig
(kinda interesting drop profile/behaviour - does it stay constant then drop, or gradual falloff until it hits some tolerance?)
@froztbyte drop profile?
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chat, please rate my NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU power, cooling, and communications solution
yes, that's a hairdryer. yes, it is very loud. yes, it reduces the temperature from "96C and after 10 minutes the NVMe gives up trying to read" to "80C"
@whitequark@social.treehouse.systems Jerry-rigged cooling, bodged power supply, plugged into hardware even less than unworthy. Although the picture's different, this view is entirely familiar. -
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