Don't get discouraged b/c most people on this mining forum already knows how to build a gpu rig and we're very picky and criticize everything to our custom preference
I think you do have a market for people not technically PC savy and dont' want to deal with pc issues of building a rig. I'm sure pro traders would also be interested for a turn key easy solution so that way they can keep on day trading and get a new stream of cash flow as well as understand the concepts of mining hands on.
If you can build a very reliable rig, hand pick out the best reliable cards and have it run for a week without crashing, I think you'll get some sales.
I do think you should allow for some customization of hardware components or offer 3 different type of builds or something. It's nice to be able to customize it, For example I want the high efficiency 240 volt platinum server grade power supplies, Or offer platinum/titantinum power supplys and the customer can use eaither 120 or 240 volt. Or separate the system out with two/four motherboards so it's more modular in case one fails the whole system won't go offline earning nothing.
Can you show us some pics, I'm interested now.
If they really make a 24 GPU rig happen, it's a way cool! not much of us could build this also guarantee a stable operation. As I remember in Bits Be Trippin' youtube channel, BBT already tried and failed on it.
Yeah I watched that. He was mixing 8 NVidia Mining Cards with AMD (which did work fine). He never had a chance then, he does now.
Driver 188.00 Added 8+ NVidia GPU Support ... BUT -> There is always a BUT!
At the same time kinda broke the 1060 Mining cards with came with/tested with 185.xx driver (8 GPU max) but retail cards worked fine past 8
So I my initial test system, ASUS B250 Mining board I hooked up 8 MSI's, 9th card sketchy. All cards 16 (nvidias posted to BIOS no issues, really fast)
BUT, windows, even though they are the best for driver support (still cant get 188.0 for linux, i think) enumerates ALL cards every time.
So with spending time on with advanced support for a few week (ASUS, MSI, nVidia) I figured out that even though once the system was configured and actually mining (of course you really do not need much CPU/RAM/HDD) but you do need it for windows/nvidia driver configuration.
Therefor I decided to change CPU out for i7 7700k (from G4400) $330ish, bumped the RAM to 32GB (from
and bump the SSD (samsung evo 120) to 512 (with swap file and windows I had very little space left) -> this added another $480 cost to the the system - a system with ~$19,200 worth of GPUS (2.5% of overall computing power cost increase) But it worked. You still have to start with 4 GPU,s wait, reboot, 4 more GPUs, wait, reboot, Then 1 GPU, wait, Reboot all the way through. It really does take all day to install 24 GPUs.
Then you have to turn off sync like GPUs in Afterburner and tweak each one individually. Good news is that you can set the CPU (all but 2 cores) to go ahead and mine as well (help make a little bit more and have the CPU/RAM/SSD pay for them selves ~400 days) while the ROI on the system itself is ~280 days. Not bad for a a GPU rig.
Plus look at it this way...If you went traditional way and used 3 each MB/CPU/RAM/SSD - it costs more than the $480 to just upgrade the base performance.
Anyway this system is dead for consumer sale. The response was, wow, negative to say the very least. I invested a lot of money and time over 3 months getting it to work. That was supposed to be offset by my batch of Baikal X10's that were supposed to be here in OCT 25th ish, delayed until NOV 15, and not i'm watching youtube videos of ASIC Miner Market mining with my (our) miners and still have no shipping confirmation. I have had to pull it apart to sell to pay Business AmEx bill. Doing that today. I dont know if Im going to setup it up as two 8 GPU systems or one 16 GPU system yet. But I will keep one 8 GPU system running for at least $37 ish/day until I recover and can build the new one.
The new one, despite the responses here will most likely just be 18 GPU powered by Intel i5 6600k, 16 GB RipJaw RAM, 512 GB Samsung SSD powered by four EVGA 1600W Titanium Power Supplies and completely Liquid Cooled. When completed, tested (30 days) I will get in touch with Bits Be Trippin' and see if I can sent it to him for a Un-Boxing and review. That will decide where it will go to market. It's not worth building and selling if company has to buy from Amazon, CDW, NewEgg at retail. Need to order the GPU's in bulk and that's at least $200k tied up for building in groups of 10ish just in parts alone.
Anyway, hope this info helps some of you get past the 8 GPU nvidia GPU limit as well as stabilize you rigs a bit more.
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Oh forgot, use the 188.00 or 188.13 driver, DO NOT use 188.10 (buggy) I am using 188.13 and its working fine.