How to realistically mitigate miner heat Does anyone have a system for flushing the heat generated by their miner out of their house/office w/o letting in outside temp. I'm worried about the cost of cooling a miner in the south in August. I previously heard that antminer s7/s9 miners can operate in the ~135 degree f range. Also, if this is off topic for the forum let me know.
When people speak of electricity costs of mining, they are not just referring to the miner, itself.  They are also talking about the cost of cooling the miners.

Anyone who has worked in a datacenter knows that cooling is a major cost, if not the main cost.  This is why large scale datacenters are often built next to water sources; to cool the servers.  If you are running a miner, you need to keep the ambient temperature cool (air conditioning), and perhaps have heatsinks and water cooling systems on the miner, itself.

The cost of cooling a mining rig may make mining unprofitable, depending on the issue ambient temperature.