You guys should sell the dual psu boot up thing :
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/5637/cpa-167/Lian_Li_Dual_Power_Supply_Adapter_Cable.html
Topic: FS: PCI-Express Extender Cables(w/ Molex)*GPU Dummy Plugs*PSU Adapters - page 8. (Read 83031 times)
June 22, 2011, 02:25:47 PM
June 22, 2011, 02:09:00 PM
If I already have a 6990 and 6870 running on my mobo, and want to add 3 5830's using the x1 adapters, do I need to get the molex ones or not to avoid mobo damage?
You may want to put one of the extra GPU's under a Molex cable.
Molex cables are useful for those running 5+ GPU's under one rig.
Does it matter which card I use the molex for?
June 22, 2011, 02:02:21 PM
PCI to PCI Express Adapter Riser:
*Your card will run at full speed for mining, and you may use a PCI Express Extender cable with this riser! Perfect for those running out of slots.
AWESOME!
June 22, 2011, 06:49:31 AM
If I already have a 6990 and 6870 running on my mobo, and want to add 3 5830's using the x1 adapters, do I need to get the molex ones or not to avoid mobo damage?
You may want to put one of the extra GPU's under a Molex cable.
Molex cables are useful for those running 5+ GPU's under one rig.
June 22, 2011, 06:39:55 AM
New products added this morning! All posted & in stock at www.cablesaurus.com
Kill-A-Watt Meter:
* This watt meter supports both domestic U.S. and international outlet prong styles
PCI to PCI Express Adapter Riser:
*Your card will run at full speed for mining, and you may use a PCI Express Extender cable with this riser! Perfect for those running out of slots.
DVI Display Detection Dummy Plug:
* No need for an adapter, this will plug right into your card to force GPU detection
Kill-A-Watt Meter:
* This watt meter supports both domestic U.S. and international outlet prong styles
PCI to PCI Express Adapter Riser:
*Your card will run at full speed for mining, and you may use a PCI Express Extender cable with this riser! Perfect for those running out of slots.
DVI Display Detection Dummy Plug:
* No need for an adapter, this will plug right into your card to force GPU detection
June 22, 2011, 06:36:05 AM
When is the PCIe x16 Extenders and the DVI to VGA Adapter going to be in stock?
Hi there,
These are in stock on the site, please let me know if you've trouble ordering
June 22, 2011, 03:13:22 AM
Just to give credit, where credit is due. One of the extenders I ordered and received last week was bad. I contacted Cablesaurus and they promptly shipped a new one. Got it today and works great. 
So, thank you and keep up the great work!
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So, thank you and keep up the great work!
Buy things with Bitcoins is lots of fun. June 21, 2011, 08:16:03 PM
When is the PCIe x16 Extenders and the DVI to VGA Adapter going to be in stock?
June 21, 2011, 08:01:30 PM
If I already have a 6990 and 6870 running on my mobo, and want to add 3 5830's using the x1 adapters, do I need to get the molex ones or not to avoid mobo damage?
June 21, 2011, 04:04:39 PM
Bought 2 with express shipping. Hoping to get this week.
Had that problem with a 6990 too; It just wouldn't detect in either Linux or Windows.
Turns out the little pci-e teeth were ~0.05m raised. Had to push them in tightly and suddenly it worked fine.
So nobody should panic if cards don't seem to work at first
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I just "pushed harder" on both ends, tried booting again, and it worked.
Had that problem with a 6990 too; It just wouldn't detect in either Linux or Windows.
Turns out the little pci-e teeth were ~0.05m raised. Had to push them in tightly and suddenly it worked fine.
So nobody should panic if cards don't seem to work at first
June 21, 2011, 02:12:06 PM
All cables I've ordered have arrived quickly and worked great.
Thanks.
Thanks.
June 21, 2011, 02:02:02 PM
I order some cables over the weekend but there is no confirmation email and there is no reply to email. When would it be shipped out? Invoice ID: 243-1308461686
Thanks.
Thanks.
June 21, 2011, 02:33:54 AM
So I would have to get the molex connector if I've already got 4 cards running the "normal" way and I want to add 2 more cards using these adapters?
June 20, 2011, 03:29:25 PM
why cant i buy with bitcoin?
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June 20, 2011, 03:08:41 PM
Just to let everyone know -- the cables worked out OK.
The problem I was having? It seemed to go away when I just re-seated both ends of the cable. I guess the lesson is "Those cables have to be 100% snug; connected all the way or they don't work". It isn't like I put them on half-way or something, either -- I just "pushed harder" on both ends, tried booting again, and it worked.
So if you're having trouble, try re-seating both ends of the cable.
The problem I was having? It seemed to go away when I just re-seated both ends of the cable. I guess the lesson is "Those cables have to be 100% snug; connected all the way or they don't work". It isn't like I put them on half-way or something, either -- I just "pushed harder" on both ends, tried booting again, and it worked.
So if you're having trouble, try re-seating both ends of the cable.
June 19, 2011, 07:25:29 PM
I want to modify one of my pci-e x1 cables so to give it power from the psu..
I see that there are 4 pins giving 12v .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Pinout
(A2,A3,B1,B2).
But I sow that someone re-routed 5 pins instead of 4 pins...
http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=44
Can you help me and tell me how many pins do I need to re-route?
Thank you.
I see that there are 4 pins giving 12v .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Pinout
(A2,A3,B1,B2).
But I sow that someone re-routed 5 pins instead of 4 pins...
http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=44
Can you help me and tell me how many pins do I need to re-route?
Thank you.
June 19, 2011, 06:06:07 PM
why cant i buy with bitcoin?
June 19, 2011, 05:46:30 AM
Some new products being added Tuesday:
* PCI -> PCIe Adapters (Which will run your card even through an extender, at full speed, from a traditional PCI slot)
* Kill-o-Watt meters
We've also recently added:
* DVI Connector GPU Dummy Plugs (Direct DVI connector)
* VGA Connector GPU Dummy Plugs
* DVI -> VGA Adapters
* Molex -> PCIe 6pin PSU adapters
* Chassis stacking kits
Pictures are on the way as well!
* PCI -> PCIe Adapters (Which will run your card even through an extender, at full speed, from a traditional PCI slot)
* Kill-o-Watt meters
We've also recently added:
* DVI Connector GPU Dummy Plugs (Direct DVI connector)
* VGA Connector GPU Dummy Plugs
* DVI -> VGA Adapters
* Molex -> PCIe 6pin PSU adapters
* Chassis stacking kits
Pictures are on the way as well!
June 18, 2011, 12:24:16 AM
Canary,
Contact me via e-mail and I can arrange a replacement.
Contact me via e-mail and I can arrange a replacement.
June 17, 2011, 09:53:38 PM
Well with that PSU I concur that it is most likely not a PSU concern. I will assume your PCIe 6/8-pin power is marked per rail and you are connecting each 5830 to a single rail. Even if you shared a rail between two cards it probably wouldn't matter much since the alternate rail would fill in the slack.
Did you get an x16 extender with a molex power connector to supply PCIe slot power via a molex peripheral or just a standard x16 extender no molex? I didn't understand what you meant about the "molex splitter".
Something to keep in mind though when using these PSUs with multiple rails is how the rails are wired. I had to get wiring schematics from Seasonic to make sure I was balancing my loads on a dual rail PSU. The molex peripherals, CPU 12V, ATX and misc are on one rail as well as a couple PCIe 6/8-pin power cables and the other rail ran a couple more PCIe 6/8-pins.
It sounds as though you are safe on rail load balancing though. I would hope that Silverston put CPU/ATX/Peripherals all on a rail (or two) alone.
I would probably lean toward a defective extender.
Did you get an x16 extender with a molex power connector to supply PCIe slot power via a molex peripheral or just a standard x16 extender no molex? I didn't understand what you meant about the "molex splitter".
Something to keep in mind though when using these PSUs with multiple rails is how the rails are wired. I had to get wiring schematics from Seasonic to make sure I was balancing my loads on a dual rail PSU. The molex peripherals, CPU 12V, ATX and misc are on one rail as well as a couple PCIe 6/8-pin power cables and the other rail ran a couple more PCIe 6/8-pins.
It sounds as though you are safe on rail load balancing though. I would hope that Silverston put CPU/ATX/Peripherals all on a rail (or two) alone.
I would probably lean toward a defective extender.
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