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can you guys recommend which type of risers I should use? Getting mixed opinions everywhere. I was gonna go with sata risers directly to 6 pins but heard it is dangerous. What is the safest way to power risers?

I personally prefer PCIE 6pin type (riser version 6?) so that I can reuse my 6pin PCIE cables especially when using server PSU.

I have many SATA powered risers in production now and all ok so far.

I guess its a matter of good quality build instead of "dangerous", and if your SATA cable connects via molex onto the riser -- ensure that its tight and secured. I suspect that the real danger is when low quality molex doesn't get in proper contact or loosely contact with the 4 pins -- thats where trouble starts... ie. sparks, fire hazard, damaged riser eventually over time.

For risers I usually take good look on the quality of the USB3 cable... the ones that are "fat" or shielded likely have 100% uptime compared to the flimsy ... phone charger looking type USB cables...

so with PCIE 6 pin risers, you go 6 pin to 6 pin cable directly without using any adaptor?

its like a Y cable (one for GPU and one for riser) .... one single cable that goes back to server PSU

look closely here.... one cable splits into 2 pci connector, an 8pin for GPU and 6pin for riser... this way power goes to both devices at the same time so consistency perhaps makes a stable rig....



who sells those Y cables you talk about.. also how long are those usb cables your using?
legendary
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---- winter*juvia -----
It's official....have my first miner up and running.

Didn't install all 3 GPUs, made sure I didn't blow up the first one first.

Have one 1080ti FE going to Nicehash w EWBF 0.3.4b

I will learn how to put in pictures later, not sure if I even can right now.

Pushing 700 sol @ 293W at the Kill-A-Meter.  276 sol/W efficiency ( seems low compared to others).

GPU @ 72C

Have settings set on Afterburner---70 TDP, 73C temp limit, +250 Core, -500 Memory, Fan 75%

Appreciate everyone's thoughts and ideas in general.

Time to buy 500 more 1080ti's.
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The 2.76 sol/W.....seems a little low, anything I can do to change that?

2.7 efficiency is usually stock ..... you really should do something about the watts 293w is really bad... waste of energy

Phils has good guides to finetune 1080tis to get low power but good hash ratio, and achieve 3-ish efficiency

my 4 x Aorus 1080ti as follows
nvOC Linux, 165/0/195

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It's official....have my first miner up and running.

Didn't install all 3 GPUs, made sure I didn't blow up the first one first.

Have one 1080ti FE going to Nicehash w EWBF 0.3.4b

I will learn how to put in pictures later, not sure if I even can right now.

Pushing 700 sol @ 293W at the Kill-A-Meter.  276 sol/W efficiency ( seems low compared to others).

GPU @ 72C

Have settings set on Afterburner---70 TDP, 73C temp limit, +250 Core, -500 Memory, Fan 75%

Appreciate everyone's thoughts and ideas in general.

Time to buy 500 more 1080ti's.
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The 2.76 sol/W.....seems a little low, anything I can do to change that?
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----
can you guys recommend which type of risers I should use? Getting mixed opinions everywhere. I was gonna go with sata risers directly to 6 pins but heard it is dangerous. What is the safest way to power risers?

I personally prefer PCIE 6pin type (riser version 6?) so that I can reuse my 6pin PCIE cables especially when using server PSU.

I have many SATA powered risers in production now and all ok so far.

I guess its a matter of good quality build instead of "dangerous", and if your SATA cable connects via molex onto the riser -- ensure that its tight and secured. I suspect that the real danger is when low quality molex doesn't get in proper contact or loosely contact with the 4 pins -- thats where trouble starts... ie. sparks, fire hazard, damaged riser eventually over time.

For risers I usually take good look on the quality of the USB3 cable... the ones that are "fat" or shielded likely have 100% uptime compared to the flimsy ... phone charger looking type USB cables...

so with PCIE 6 pin risers, you go 6 pin to 6 pin cable directly without using any adaptor?

its like a Y cable (one for GPU and one for riser) .... one single cable that goes back to server PSU

look closely here.... one cable splits into 2 pci connector, an 8pin for GPU and 6pin for riser... this way power goes to both devices at the same time so consistency perhaps makes a stable rig....

legendary
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can you guys recommend which type of risers I should use? Getting mixed opinions everywhere. I was gonna go with sata risers directly to 6 pins but heard it is dangerous. What is the safest way to power risers?

I personally prefer PCIE 6pin type (riser version 6?) so that I can reuse my 6pin PCIE cables especially when using server PSU.

I have many SATA powered risers in production now and all ok so far.

I guess its a matter of good quality build instead of "dangerous", and if your SATA cable connects via molex onto the riser -- ensure that its tight and secured. I suspect that the real danger is when low quality molex doesn't get in proper contact or loosely contact with the 4 pins -- thats where trouble starts... ie. sparks, fire hazard, damaged riser eventually over time.

For risers I usually take good look on the quality of the USB3 cable... the ones that are "fat" or shielded likely have 100% uptime compared to the flimsy ... phone charger looking type USB cables...

so with PCIE 6 pin risers, you go 6 pin to 6 pin cable directly without using any adaptor?

when they are correctly built the answer is yes  hawkfish007 sells them send him  a pm.
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can you guys recommend which type of risers I should use? Getting mixed opinions everywhere. I was gonna go with sata risers directly to 6 pins but heard it is dangerous. What is the safest way to power risers?

I personally prefer PCIE 6pin type (riser version 6?) so that I can reuse my 6pin PCIE cables especially when using server PSU.

I have many SATA powered risers in production now and all ok so far.

I guess its a matter of good quality build instead of "dangerous", and if your SATA cable connects via molex onto the riser -- ensure that its tight and secured. I suspect that the real danger is when low quality molex doesn't get in proper contact or loosely contact with the 4 pins -- thats where trouble starts... ie. sparks, fire hazard, damaged riser eventually over time.

For risers I usually take good look on the quality of the USB3 cable... the ones that are "fat" or shielded likely have 100% uptime compared to the flimsy ... phone charger looking type USB cables...

so with PCIE 6 pin risers, you go 6 pin to 6 pin cable directly without using any adaptor?
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can you guys recommend which type of risers I should use? Getting mixed opinions everywhere. I was gonna go with sata risers directly to 6 pins but heard it is dangerous. What is the safest way to power risers?

Im still learning, but i was told if you go with 2 PSU's on a rig you have to power the risers from the psu connected to the mobo otherwise the 2nd psu will backfeed through the riser and cause power conflicts and unstable rig... but powering the GPU's directly from a 2nd psu to the 6/6+2 plugs on the GPU doesnt cause any issues...

Im still waiting on some parts for my first riser build.. but one person told me its worth buying connectors that fit whichever psu you use to power the mobo and hard wire the riser to the psu cable directly by soldering the wires to the 4 pins.... was told this is the safest way to go with the molex style risers... or build my own cables from scratch entirely going with oversized wires...
legendary
Activity: 1834
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Keep in mind the big 200mm fans - although the CFM is nice - dont push as much air where you want it vs a smaller fan.  if you are pulling air, then I guess it should be good but I prefer when you can actually feel the airflow.  On another note I just bought a vortex s-800 fan to extract hot air out of my garage, if you guys are interested ill let you know how it works out.  It was on sale and I need to keep the noise down.  i'll probably build a box around it anyway.

hey frank - can you send pix of you solution when completed -- I have a similar idea to build some sort of a housing for the 200mm fan to be effective. thanks

Btw, is there a "hang-out-of-window" type blower/fan/exhaust/extractor ?

My warehouse lease doesnt allow me to do any permanent fittings, I have to find a way to increase the airflow out from the warehouse.

I currently have this - see pix below - useful because I can position the other end of that duct to hotspots in the warehouse... however I need to find a overall blower solution to work in tandem with this current blower.

legendary
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Keep in mind the big 200mm fans - although the CFM is nice - dont push as much air where you want it vs a smaller fan.  if you are pulling air, then I guess it should be good but I prefer when you can actually feel the airflow.  On another note I just bought a vortex s-800 fan to extract hot air out of my garage, if you guys are interested ill let you know how it works out.  It was on sale and I need to keep the noise down.  i'll probably build a box around it anyway.
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----
can you guys recommend which type of risers I should use? Getting mixed opinions everywhere. I was gonna go with sata risers directly to 6 pins but heard it is dangerous. What is the safest way to power risers?

I personally prefer PCIE 6pin type (riser version 6?) so that I can reuse my 6pin PCIE cables especially when using server PSU.

I have many SATA powered risers in production now and all ok so far.

I guess its a matter of good quality build instead of "dangerous", and if your SATA cable connects via molex onto the riser -- ensure that its tight and secured. I suspect that the real danger is when low quality molex doesn't get in proper contact or loosely contact with the 4 pins -- thats where trouble starts... ie. sparks, fire hazard, damaged riser eventually over time.

For risers I usually take good look on the quality of the USB3 cable... the ones that are "fat" or shielded likely have 100% uptime compared to the flimsy ... phone charger looking type USB cables...
newbie
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can you guys recommend which type of risers I should use? Getting mixed opinions everywhere. I was gonna go with sata risers directly to 6 pins but heard it is dangerous. What is the safest way to power risers?
SVK
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Man they are beating down btc right now!!

I bought BTC..... my hands were trembling, but looking at my ETH farm brings some calm to my trembling hands...

exciting times

Up and down. Up and down.
Nothing to worry about Smiley
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1080
---- winter*juvia -----
Man they are beating down btc right now!!

I bought BTC..... my hands were trembling, but looking at my ETH farm brings some calm to my trembling hands...

exciting times
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Man they are beating down btc right now!!
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Anyone been back on Skein? I have a few things I need to do before I test it again but has it been behaving?  Or more has zpool been behaving.

Skein is still down unfortunately. ZPOOL had some issues, but I think it was more the frontend glitching than any real lost income mining. Skein has taken a dip in price on markets, but am hoping it will rebound in a bit.

If I put Skein into a calculator it still comes out more profitable than zec (on 1080 ti).  Even though DGB took a bit of a dive.  Zpool issues didn't seem to just be front end though it's hard to say.  I will give it another go in a few days.
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legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
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First time mining, any sugestion on what to mine with 2 1080 ti?
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