Do you own stock in these companies? Lol.
The key is the Novec is completely passive. It would condense on it's own given enough space and distance to rise. They offer ranges from about 30c up to 60c for boil point. You just pull all the heatsink off (even the IHS) and fill your container full of Novec and you're off to the races. Your system will run as cool as the boiling point for the Novec solution. To use less Novec just put in a metal water loop and radiator to cool the steam off quicker.

welp, my Monster Rig just "killed"-A-Watt meter. lol, puns aside my Kill-A-Watt meter just bit the dust earlier today. i do not have the tools on hand to take it apart to see if the fuse in it blew or what exactly happened but its doesn't work nor does it pass power threw it. so i do not think something like this was designed to run 12 Amp loads 24/7 and from now on i'll only use these things for testing purposes.

OK! last update on this project that i can foresee for quite some time. today i finally got a 240V socket installed to my bedroom, the location of this PC, and i swapped out the plug that came with the Power Supply to the one in the pics. doing this reduces the Amp draw to half of what it was and allows me to get away with a 14Awg cord instead of 12Awg and also increases the Efficiency of the Power Supply. i am also hoping that the Power Supply will run a bit cooler and stop restarting the machine every few days when it gets really hot out and keep the ends of the cord from getting hot to the touch due to the higher than normal power draw.
 

mooisay
FAH only uses about 80% gpu usage so it does use the full power of the card.

It Could be, remember the below?
 Time to Change over to our Team 111065

mooisay
Not sure what you are trying to say.

Just Time to Join Our Team, nothing more.

mooisay
I am on team EVGA.

Got it, thanks for joining, and Kicking Some But To Boot.

 
I was looking at you post from last year
https://forums.evga.com/FAH-Client-751-released-m2826044.aspx#2845612

Not with 3 or GPU's sorry.

It should not be an issue, but the slot only has a 1x connection so it may bog down the card a bit displaying for mining or folding.

resync
Just curious, can I directly run the folding client on a mining rig that has 6 x vega56s connected via risers or do I need 1 x vega56 to be in the PCI-E slot and the remaining 5 cards on riser?

It should work - some of my mining rigs ran Folding with no GPU on the motherboard, but even under LINUX you'll take a small performance hit - and a MUCH larger one under windows.
To be fair, the mining rigs in question for me were all Nvidia based, but it shouldn't work differently with AMD cards instead (other than AMD being less efficient at folding on otherwise "comparable" cards).