GPU Furnace: Thermostat-Controlled GPU Workloads That Heat Your Room
PraxisOG · reddit · 2026-10-18
A Redditor turned the 'rigs are space heaters' joke into a working project: a 4x AMD V620 server heats his apartment, controlled by a motherboard temperature sensor with an offset. Built on his vLLM backend, heating pauses when inference is needed, and a token-gated localhost web thermostat lets his partner set target temperature. Open-sourced as gpu-furnace-v2; he plans an ESP32 thermostat next.
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