ASUS B250 Mining Expert MB - 19 Cards! - page 31.

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Quote from: mikespax on October 08, 2017, 11:47:40 AM

"Bits Be Trippin'
4 days ago
@asus @ASUSUSA Just got off Asus Support and they confirmed 13x is MAX on B250 Mining Expert until BIOS update in 4Q. Case ID#
N171017058"

Having the same issue. Can't get past 13 GPUs. ASUS support says that to get more than 13 we need to use mining cards. Can someone confirm this?

Thanks

Meuh6879

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I have a 19 gpu rig with this motherboard but can't overclock it. Only 20 mhs I can get.
Any idea?
Gpu: p106

MnngSprvsr

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Quote from: davemanet on October 06, 2017, 06:38:48 PM

Is anyone using this board with SimpleMining? For some reason, my system some times starts up with 15 hash. I have to shut down and turn on, and it will get 200 hash.

I'm not sure why it sometimes starts at 15 hash. A little annoying but not a huge issue.

there is a new fix for this
look at the simplemining changelog

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"Bits Be Trippin'
4 days ago
@asus @ASUSUSA Just got off Asus Support and they confirmed 13x is MAX on B250 Mining Expert until BIOS update in 4Q. Case ID#
N171017058"

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Is anyone using this board with SimpleMining? For some reason, my system some times starts up with 15 hash. I have to shut down and turn on, and it will get 200 hash.

I'm not sure why it sometimes starts at 15 hash. A little annoying but not a huge issue.

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Quote from: MBW_2 on October 04, 2017, 09:57:12 AM

I have just made one rig with 19 gpu, p106. The bat point is that I can't run more than 8 gpu. I will try with linux to see if the limitation still exists.

That is 100% a Windows limit. There is a hard limit of 8 cards from a single manufacturer in Windows.

Also, why would you want to build this kind of rig? This way you lose 19 cards worth of hash power when there is a crash or some other problem. If you can afford that many GPUs you should be putting them in batches of 6 at max or you will suffer stability problems.

My 6x 1070 rig has a personal best MINER uptime of 78 days without a single hiccup.

My 13x 1070 rig has never made it past 10 days without the miner crapping out or the system having problems.

You lose so much money in downtime when you overcomplicate your installs like this. As it is a 6 card rig has 30 failure points.

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Ethereum Miner

I got this mobo last week all giddy excited to pair with eight of my 580 Gaming X's but came out DOA.

RMA'ed to Newegg and I should be getting my refund today or tomorrow.

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I have just made one rig with 19 gpu, p106. The bat point is that I can't run more than 8 gpu. I will try with linux to see if the limitation still exists.

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Quote from: mikespax on September 27, 2017, 12:44:40 PM

Has anyone gotten a 19 GPU rig up yet? I'm stuck at 13x 1080ti and 6x p106, but was hoping something more powerful would be possible.

You have affirmed that you have 19 cards working on this motherboard and yet you are asking "hoping something more powerful would be possible", What do you mean? 19 x gtx 1080 ti?

Also "Has anyone gotten a 19 GPU rig up yet?" What you wanted to say here is, "hey hase anyone other than me that got 19 cards working on this motherboard"?

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Has anyone gotten a 19 GPU rig up yet? I'm stuck at 13x 1080ti and 6x p106, but was hoping something more powerful would be possible.

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Quote from: siforek on September 20, 2017, 02:20:50 PM

Quote from: Vann on September 20, 2017, 01:50:37 PM

Quote from: siforek on September 20, 2017, 01:21:48 PM

Just ordered the ASUS B250 at Newegg for $150(not bad!).. It's gonna take a while to get 19 GPUs to fill it but it will happen. I'm thinking a new rig design. 7 cards on the 1st row, 6 on 2nd & another 6 on top. Or maybe something completely different. 19 GPUs is crazy

I'm getting ready by building a double-wide BBT dual tier open air frame Grin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5xNrlxsCVs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA_sH4q2toU&feature=youtu.be&t=283

19 GPU Double Tier Frame - (Dimensions 44.5" W x 16" D x 17" H):

Build Cuts:

For the Angled Aluminum:

-First 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 95.5" use 0.5" waste

3 x 17" cuts (51" use) (Case Height)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Second 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 93.5" use 2.5" waste

1 x 17" cuts (17" use) (Case Height)
2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Third 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 46.5" use 19.5" left over

2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Fourth 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 89" use 7" waste

2 x 44.5" cut (89" use) (Case Width)

And for the wood:

-First 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

-Second 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

- 1" x 1" 4ft (48") Oak; 44.5" use 3.5" left over

1 x cut of 44.5" (44.5" use) (Card Bracket Support)

Not bad dude! Yeah I considered 2 rows for this too. How much you spend on parts for this though? I've been using estoconnectors.com + T slots from 80/20(to hold the risers/cards) & love the black finish + they're super & cheap easy to build!

This one was ~$90 in 3/4" x 1/8" angled aluminum and wood at Lowe's. Definitely need to go with the thicker aluminum angles because of the weight of all the GPU's. The 1/16" bends pretty easy. Those T-slot builds are cool too and easier to rearrange.

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Quote from: Vann on September 20, 2017, 01:50:37 PM

Quote from: siforek on September 20, 2017, 01:21:48 PM

Just ordered the ASUS B250 at Newegg for $150(not bad!).. It's gonna take a while to get 19 GPUs to fill it but it will happen. I'm thinking a new rig design. 7 cards on the 1st row, 6 on 2nd & another 6 on top. Or maybe something completely different. 19 GPUs is crazy

I'm getting ready by building a double-wide BBT dual tier open air frame Grin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5xNrlxsCVs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA_sH4q2toU&feature=youtu.be&t=283

https://image.ibb.co/i3pTKQ/19_GPU_Open_Air_Frame_2.jpg

19 GPU Double Tier Frame - (Dimensions 44.5" W x 16" D x 17" H):

Build Cuts:

For the Angled Aluminum:

-First 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 95.5" use 0.5" waste

3 x 17" cuts (51" use) (Case Height)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Second 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 93.5" use 2.5" waste

1 x 17" cuts (17" use) (Case Height)
2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Third 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 46.5" use 19.5" left over

2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Fourth 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 89" use 7" waste

2 x 44.5" cut (89" use) (Case Width)

And for the wood:

-First 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

-Second 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

- 1" x 1" 4ft (48") Oak; 44.5" use 3.5" left over

1 x cut of 44.5" (44.5" use) (Card Bracket Support)

Damn bruh!! that's a kickass frame you got there i like! Roll Eyes

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Quote from: Vann on September 20, 2017, 01:50:37 PM

Quote from: siforek on September 20, 2017, 01:21:48 PM

Just ordered the ASUS B250 at Newegg for $150(not bad!).. It's gonna take a while to get 19 GPUs to fill it but it will happen. I'm thinking a new rig design. 7 cards on the 1st row, 6 on 2nd & another 6 on top. Or maybe something completely different. 19 GPUs is crazy

I'm getting ready by building a double-wide BBT dual tier open air frame Grin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5xNrlxsCVs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA_sH4q2toU&feature=youtu.be&t=283

19 GPU Double Tier Frame - (Dimensions 44.5" W x 16" D x 17" H):

Build Cuts:

For the Angled Aluminum:

-First 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 95.5" use 0.5" waste

3 x 17" cuts (51" use) (Case Height)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Second 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 93.5" use 2.5" waste

1 x 17" cuts (17" use) (Case Height)
2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Third 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 46.5" use 19.5" left over

2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Fourth 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 89" use 7" waste

2 x 44.5" cut (89" use) (Case Width)

And for the wood:

-First 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

-Second 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

- 1" x 1" 4ft (48") Oak; 44.5" use 3.5" left over

1 x cut of 44.5" (44.5" use) (Card Bracket Support)

Not bad dude! Yeah I considered 2 rows for this too. How much you spend on parts for this though? I've been using estoconnectors.com + T slots from 80/20(to hold the risers/cards) & love the black finish + they're super & cheap easy to build!

Vann

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Quote from: siforek on September 20, 2017, 01:21:48 PM

Just ordered the ASUS B250 at Newegg for $150(not bad!).. It's gonna take a while to get 19 GPUs to fill it but it will happen. I'm thinking a new rig design. 7 cards on the 1st row, 6 on 2nd & another 6 on top. Or maybe something completely different. 19 GPUs is crazy

I'm getting ready by building a double-wide BBT dual tier open air frame Grin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5xNrlxsCVs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA_sH4q2toU&feature=youtu.be&t=283

19 GPU Double Tier Frame - (Dimensions 44.5" W x 16" D x 17" H):

Build Cuts:

For the Angled Aluminum:

-First 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 95.5" use 0.5" waste

3 x 17" cuts (51" use) (Case Height)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Second 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 93.5" use 2.5" waste

1 x 17" cuts (17" use) (Case Height)
2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Third 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 46.5" use 19.5" left over

2 x 16" cuts (32" use) (Case Depth)
1 x 44.5" cut (44.5" use) (Case Width)

-Fourth 8ft (96") Angled Aluminum; 89" use 7" waste

2 x 44.5" cut (89" use) (Case Width)

And for the wood:

-First 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

-Second 1" x 3" 8ft (96") Pine; 96" use no waste

6 cuts of 16" (96" use) (Case Bottom)

- 1" x 1" 4ft (48") Oak; 44.5" use 3.5" left over

1 x cut of 44.5" (44.5" use) (Card Bracket Support)

djentmining

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Quote from: siforek on September 20, 2017, 01:21:48 PM

Just ordered the ASUS B250 at Newegg for $150(not bad!).. It's gonna take a while to get 19 GPUs to fill it but it will happen. I'm thinking a new rig design. 7 cards on the 1st row, 6 on 2nd & another 6 on top. Or maybe something completely different. 19 GPUs is crazy

Same Here

siforek

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Just ordered the ASUS B250 at Newegg for $150(not bad!).. It's gonna take a while to get 19 GPUs to fill it but it will happen. I'm thinking a new rig design. 7 cards on the 1st row, 6 on 2nd & another 6 on top. Or maybe something completely different. 19 GPUs is crazy

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Gone phishing...

Quote from: cryptonewsID on September 14, 2017, 09:11:33 PM

ASUS B250 vs Power color B250 wich one you chose ? Roll Eyes

new motherboard for GPU mining

Where did you find the Power color B250 motherboard? I wasn't aware that such a thing existed.

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ASUS B250 vs Power color B250 wich one you chose ? Roll Eyes

new motherboard for GPU mining

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Quote from: Bes19 on August 23, 2017, 09:01:24 AM

Can i mine using Asus Laptop? Some said it's not allowed on laptop coz drive might break but some say it can be. So i'm a bit confused if it is okay to mine using a laptop.

You always can do so with mining by using your laptop, but it is not advisable because of the heat generated by laptop might damaged your laptop. Actually a laptop does not design for mining purpose, a desktop also does not design for mining too, that's why all mining rigs are opened air.

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Quote from: AU_AG on August 23, 2017, 11:45:26 AM

WHERE can I buy one?

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NO
NEVER
This will make your laptop melt of heat with no profitable yield
mining needs strong GPU's even 1 GPU not enough so what you think of mobile built in GPU??

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