ASrock H110 Pro BTC+ 13 GPU Board - page 13.

Ursul0

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Quote from: sky62 on October 06, 2017, 12:55:30 PM

Quote from: Vann on October 06, 2017, 11:48:31 AM

Quote from: sky62 on October 06, 2017, 11:46:08 AM

By buying this motherboard, I have a question:
Using 4 risers already powered I also have to use the two extra power connectors on the board (PCIE_PWR1 and PCI_PWR2) ?

If using all powered risers, there is no need to use the extra molex power connectors on the board. You do need to disable the power check in the Bios or it will give you an error message at Post.

Thank you !!!

Even if there will be no message it will have various(?) issues (frankly speaking since I built 4 of those this week I don't remember what it was exactly, but something you definitely want to avoid) and as you're most likely using multiple PSUs, just find one spare molex, attach to the board and make your life easier.

EDIT: lol... sorry I missed "4 raisers" the issues I'm talking about were apparent after 12 cards were added.

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Quote from: fanatic26 on October 06, 2017, 01:14:44 PM

Why would you people use Windows on a board like this? Every one of these i have built with PiMP has booted flawlessly the first time with 12 cards. Its one of the easiest mining boards I have worked with. Everything is good right out of the box.

We use Windows as it is possible to do the voltage change or over clocking.

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Why would you people use Windows on a board like this? Every one of these i have built with PiMP has booted flawlessly the first time with 12 cards. Its one of the easiest mining boards I have worked with. Everything is good right out of the box.

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Quote from: Vann on October 06, 2017, 11:48:31 AM

Quote from: sky62 on October 06, 2017, 11:46:08 AM

By buying this motherboard, I have a question:
Using 4 risers already powered I also have to use the two extra power connectors on the board (PCIE_PWR1 and PCI_PWR2) ?

If using all powered risers, there is no need to use the extra molex power connectors on the board. You do need to disable the power check in the Bios or it will give you an error message at Post.

Thank you !!!

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Quote from: sky62 on October 06, 2017, 11:46:08 AM

By buying this motherboard, I have a question:
Using 4 risers already powered I also have to use the two extra power connectors on the board (PCIE_PWR1 and PCI_PWR2) ?

If using all powered risers, there is no need to use the extra molex power connectors on the board. You do need to disable the power check in the Bios or it will give you an error message at Post.

sky62

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By buying this motherboard, I have a question:
Using 4 risers already powered I also have to use the two extra power connectors on the board (PCIE_PWR1 and PCI_PWR2) ?

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Does anyone installed 19 gpu into b250 asus moatherboard?

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Quote from: meccaflare0 on October 03, 2017, 10:09:00 AM

Quote from: BenScoobert on October 03, 2017, 06:37:48 AM

Frustrating, I can get SMOS to mine ok with these but not quite full speed.

In windows I can get it to see all 13 580rx in safe mode, 10 in normal mode, but it crashes with "system thread exception not handled" when trying to boot with 13 in normal boot.

Did you mod the BIOS?

I am having a similar problem with my 1070s the overclock is having issues applying. But for AMD cards you need to mod the bios to get the full speed.

yes they all run full speed in windows

*** update, the latest update from SMOS has them all at full speed

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which brand of PSUs do most people use? I use EVGA and two 1200w ones got broken in two years. Very disappointed.

Ursul0

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really nice board this one. very straight forward, almost zero issues, the only problem was that using winX anniversary image from z270 would not setup power modes properly and it would not have sleep option in windows, but after a while it would update drv and would go to sleep in ~30 min (although it was obviously disabled in the image)

starting my tests, now modded & unmodded 570s and some untouched 1060 seeems to be doing fine:

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One of the most crazy mobo I have ever seen.

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Do the thing and you'll have the power.

Quote from: BenScoobert on October 03, 2017, 06:37:48 AM

Frustrating, I can get SMOS to mine ok with these but not quite full speed.

In windows I can get it to see all 13 580rx in safe mode, 10 in normal mode, but it crashes with "system thread exception not handled" when trying to boot with 13 in normal boot.

Did you mod the BIOS?

I am having a similar problem with my 1070s the overclock is having issues applying. But for AMD cards you need to mod the bios to get the full speed.

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Frustrating, I can get SMOS to mine ok with these but not quite full speed.

In windows I can get it to see all 13 580rx in safe mode, 10 in normal mode, but it crashes with "system thread exception not handled" when trying to boot with 13 in normal boot.

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What are the types of GPU you are using? All AMD? or mix with Nvidia? If there is a mix, follow @Vann's advice, the slots have pairings. 1st and second slot has to be the same brand (E. G. BOTH AMD), , third and FOURTH can be another brand, last can stand alone. This advice solved all my problems.

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Do the thing and you'll have the power.

Trying to set this up for a friend but I am not getting more than 6 detecting in windows or SMOS. tried changing risers and swapping cards around. Seems to be a BIOS issue? I thought the BIOS was set from out the box for mining.

Tried moving cards around.
Tried different risers.
Tried SM os and Windows.
Tried updating the BIOS.
Tried putting a piece of anti-static bags between risers.

Anyone have any suggestions?

jang430

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I have 5 RX 580s, and I have 5 GTX 1070s. All mining at the same time. As of the moment, my ETH Hashrate is 307 MH/s. Total power is 1550 Watts from wall. Is this acceptable already?

My Celeron 3950, motherboard, and 8 GB memory eats up 50 Watts. My 5 GTX 1070s while mining, eats up 625 watts. My 5 RX 580s while mining, eats up 893 watts.

I undervolt RX via Claymore. -powerlim -30, -30, -30, -20, -30. -30 for Gigabyte Aorus RX 580s, and -20 on Sapphire Nitro+ RX 580s. Anyone getting more efficient power than me? Hope you can share some tips.

All measurements from wall.

jang430

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You know what? For the first time I got all 10 cards on a same rig running. Special thanks to @Vann for pointing out the pcie groupings. Following your advice solved the problem instantly.

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Quote from: Vann on September 27, 2017, 08:05:42 PM

I was having similar problems when adding two Nvidia cards together with 8 AMD RX series cards. The mining would crash after about 1-2 hours. I think it's because the H110 chipset only supports 6 native PCI-E lanes. The rest of the PCI-E slots use an expander chip, so it's important to use the same type of cards, either AMD or Nvidia, in each of the PCI-E slot pairs to prevent conflicts.

Ultimatley what solved it for me was moving the two Nvidia cards to the last PCI-E slots on the board, 6_1 and 7_1. In the Bios I also set the all the PCI-E slot speeds to GEN 1, except for the Nvidia cards to GEN 2 (they wouldn't be recognized if set to GEN 1) and I also set the x16 slot to GEN 3. I then removed the drivers in safe mode using DDU and reninstalled the drivers. I installed the AMD blockchain drivers first and the Nvidia 385.12 drivers last. Runs stable now since I did that.

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Do you have any thoughts on using a tb250 btc pro over a h110? i have been reading that people are having some issues with the h110. nothing major, just a difficult time getting it up and running

BenScoobert

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Quote from: Wefud on September 27, 2017, 03:48:26 AM

Quote from: BenScoobert on September 24, 2017, 03:54:50 AM

what does everyone consider a normal acceptable level of share rejection? 1%? I have 13x rx580 on this board

What operating system do you use?

SMOS

jang430

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BTW, does it mean this motherboard doesn't require 2 molex inputs if you disable it in the bios? I had to use a separate PSU just for the motherboard since I'm using server psu with pico board. Kindly confirm this.

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