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October 28, 2017, 11:04:06 PM
#54
Received mine today.  Having problems with slow hash speed on whichever card is connected to the pcie 16x slot.

Running Rx570 and 580, only two cards so far on this rig.  Getting 24Mh/s on the pcie 1x slots, same card same riser plugged into the pcie16x hash rate drops down to below 12Mh/s.  Tried the card in different slots, same results fast in pcie1x, and slow when connected to pcie16x

Tried on both Pimp and ethOS, replaced risers, swapped power cables, same result.

 Try plugging the card directly into the 16x without a riser, since you're not using anywhere near all of the slots anyway?

 I haven't tried booting the board with no card in the 16x, that might also be an option to just ignore that slot.



I'll try that thanks

I ignored Pcie 16x too, only worked with pcie 1x with 13 cards, and all works perfect.

How many PSU do you use?

I use 1 EVGA 1300W and 1 paraller miner PSU 2400W
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October 28, 2017, 05:52:11 AM
#53
1 x 1200W Corsair HX1200, easily big enough for 4-5 cards.  Issue occurs even with just 1 card in the PCIe 16x
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October 28, 2017, 04:37:11 AM
#52
Received mine today.  Having problems with slow hash speed on whichever card is connected to the pcie 16x slot.

Running Rx570 and 580, only two cards so far on this rig.  Getting 24Mh/s on the pcie 1x slots, same card same riser plugged into the pcie16x hash rate drops down to below 12Mh/s.  Tried the card in different slots, same results fast in pcie1x, and slow when connected to pcie16x

Tried on both Pimp and ethOS, replaced risers, swapped power cables, same result.

 Try plugging the card directly into the 16x without a riser, since you're not using anywhere near all of the slots anyway?

 I haven't tried booting the board with no card in the 16x, that might also be an option to just ignore that slot.



I'll try that thanks

I ignored Pcie 16x too, only worked with pcie 1x with 13 cards, and all works perfect.

How many PSU do you use?
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October 28, 2017, 04:16:42 AM
#51
Received mine today.  Having problems with slow hash speed on whichever card is connected to the pcie 16x slot.

Running Rx570 and 580, only two cards so far on this rig.  Getting 24Mh/s on the pcie 1x slots, same card same riser plugged into the pcie16x hash rate drops down to below 12Mh/s.  Tried the card in different slots, same results fast in pcie1x, and slow when connected to pcie16x

Tried on both Pimp and ethOS, replaced risers, swapped power cables, same result.

 Try plugging the card directly into the 16x without a riser, since you're not using anywhere near all of the slots anyway?

 I haven't tried booting the board with no card in the 16x, that might also be an option to just ignore that slot.



I'll try that thanks
I ignored Pcie 16x too, only worked with pcie 1x with 13 cards, and all works perfect.

Thanks for the info, I'll be able to test tomorrow and will post result.
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October 28, 2017, 01:36:43 AM
#50
Received mine today.  Having problems with slow hash speed on whichever card is connected to the pcie 16x slot.

Running Rx570 and 580, only two cards so far on this rig.  Getting 24Mh/s on the pcie 1x slots, same card same riser plugged into the pcie16x hash rate drops down to below 12Mh/s.  Tried the card in different slots, same results fast in pcie1x, and slow when connected to pcie16x

Tried on both Pimp and ethOS, replaced risers, swapped power cables, same result.

 Try plugging the card directly into the 16x without a riser, since you're not using anywhere near all of the slots anyway?

 I haven't tried booting the board with no card in the 16x, that might also be an option to just ignore that slot.



I'll try that thanks

I ignored Pcie 16x too, only worked with pcie 1x with 13 cards, and all works perfect.
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October 27, 2017, 07:08:22 PM
#49
Received mine today.  Having problems with slow hash speed on whichever card is connected to the pcie 16x slot.

Running Rx570 and 580, only two cards so far on this rig.  Getting 24Mh/s on the pcie 1x slots, same card same riser plugged into the pcie16x hash rate drops down to below 12Mh/s.  Tried the card in different slots, same results fast in pcie1x, and slow when connected to pcie16x

Tried on both Pimp and ethOS, replaced risers, swapped power cables, same result.

 Try plugging the card directly into the 16x without a riser, since you're not using anywhere near all of the slots anyway?

 I haven't tried booting the board with no card in the 16x, that might also be an option to just ignore that slot.



I'll try that thanks
legendary
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October 27, 2017, 02:29:10 PM
#48
Received mine today.  Having problems with slow hash speed on whichever card is connected to the pcie 16x slot.

Running Rx570 and 580, only two cards so far on this rig.  Getting 24Mh/s on the pcie 1x slots, same card same riser plugged into the pcie16x hash rate drops down to below 12Mh/s.  Tried the card in different slots, same results fast in pcie1x, and slow when connected to pcie16x

Tried on both Pimp and ethOS, replaced risers, swapped power cables, same result.

 Try plugging the card directly into the 16x without a riser, since you're not using anywhere near all of the slots anyway?

 I haven't tried booting the board with no card in the 16x, that might also be an option to just ignore that slot.

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October 27, 2017, 12:05:09 PM
#47
Received mine today.  Having problems with slow hash speed on whichever card is connected to the pcie 16x slot.

Running Rx570 and 580, only two cards so far on this rig.  Getting 24Mh/s on the pcie 1x slots, same card same riser plugged into the pcie16x hash rate drops down to below 12Mh/s.  Tried the card in different slots, same results fast in pcie1x, and slow when connected to pcie16x

Tried on both Pimp and ethOS, replaced risers, swapped power cables, same result.
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October 23, 2017, 07:04:06 AM
#45
i buy it from alza https://www.alza.co.uk/asus-b250-mining-expert-d5102462.htm
they heve more than 5 pcs in stock
Cpu is Intel Celeron G3900.
system is SMOS.
with 13 cards working perfect but with 14 powered mb didnt start....
i will try it with 13 amd and 2 nvidia cards.
rig is ready for 16 cards but 14 and more... is problem to boot.

In SMOS, 15 cards work fine for me. I will purchase 1 more next week to test could it be possible with 16 or not.

https://imgur.com/a/V0gyy

Btw, as one of my friend reported, the window 10 newest version 1709 could handle for 16 mining cards P106-100 in MB B250, it's quite interesting.
I will have further test with this next week as well:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/win10-16-gpus-p106-100-4035-mhs-2298574

 
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October 23, 2017, 04:19:41 AM
#44
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075KFPJ6M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

$149 on Amazon, in stock Oct 25th,

I got one, going to test it out.
legendary
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October 22, 2017, 05:01:34 PM
#43
No word on price? 

 Didn't see the "cost me about $150 from NewEgg last week" in my post?

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October 21, 2017, 01:25:31 PM
#42
I sold off all my GPU's over 2 years ago, didnt seem worth it

So .. you sold off GPU's right when GPU mining took off again ...

Yes sold off 4 AMD's 7990, got instead mining contracts in China and have since also purchased some Baikal miners.
Baikal is pretty much plug and play. The GPU's where a real pain, too much heat, enormous power consumption, noisy. It just wasn't worth it.

Selling the GPU's was super easy, I just slapped them on a local second hand app thing in Spain, they got bought up by gamers in less than 2 weeks.

I think it was the best decision back then, plus I'm super happy with the baikals I got, no hassle what so ever with them. Obviously stuck doing x11-x14, Quibit and Quark but that's why I got ETH & ZEC contracts in China.

What I do regret is paying for the mining contracts with BTC..... Grrrrr 6k ATH and looks like we might hit 10k by Xmas.
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October 21, 2017, 12:59:51 PM
#41
I sold off all my GPU's over 2 years ago, didnt seem worth it

So .. you sold off GPU's right when GPU mining took off again ...
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October 21, 2017, 11:56:35 AM
#40
Is it really worth it going for GPU's to mine, wouldnt a Baikal be better and cheaper or the new antminer x11?

I sold off all my GPU's over 2 years ago, didnt seem worth it
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October 21, 2017, 09:36:01 AM
#39
Somebody tested this MB with window 10, and it could recognize 16 GPUs P106-100 and achieved very good hashrate at 25Mh/s.

https://imgur.com/a/7vJIB

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October 19, 2017, 11:35:10 AM
#38
No word on price?  Anyone thinking about it should keep in mind that there is at least the cost of the GPU’s and that is more than the average consumer can afford.  I would like a price for the motherboard when it is available, because this could be a nice way that a new miner gets started. Rather than buy a rig and trash it a month later for a brand new better rig, this could allow them to add cards over time.
legendary
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October 18, 2017, 05:27:45 PM
#37
If it would has M.2 slot for HardDrive and 16x PCI-e slot for GPU with at least 2-slots cooling system it would be the best of the best  Smiley. But as yet Asus engineers have a work to do something better

 M.2 SATA might make some sense - if there was any space on the board to PUT it.

 M.2 NVMe would eat 4 PCI-E lanes you really prefer to use for GPU slots, and is severe overkill for a mining rig.


 I DO wish they had arranged the board so that the 16-bit slot doesn't BLOCK 3 of the 1x slots if you put a standard dual-width GPU IN the slot though.
 On the other hand, it kinda makes PS management a bit easier to not have 7 GPUs AND the MB/RAM/CPU on one PS and only 6 on each of the others....


 ASUS B250 Mining Expert is the motherboard model.

 https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/B250-MINING-EXPERT/

 Mine cost me about $150 from Newegg last week.

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October 17, 2017, 05:28:18 PM
#36
Multiple GPUs in one motherboard. This is unreal. But this could save a lot of money and space for a mining facility. Great job at ASUS coming up with this product and innovation. I am just wondering how much will it cost.
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October 17, 2017, 05:18:20 PM
#35
i would like someone to tell us what is the exact motherboard model for this setup Shocked
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