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sr. member
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January 26, 2018, 12:48:43 PM
What are your opinions about 1080ti founders edition? I can choose from Gainward, Asus and Gigabyte.

Also, I could get a close price for palit 1070ti or evga 1080 watercooled? Which one would you choose to build a rig from above (1080ti founder, 1080 watercooled or 1070ti)?? I will do it with risers.

Thanks

RISERS =  lots of spacing  so you do not need waterblocks
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
January 26, 2018, 12:47:11 PM
So if you're powering a GTX 1080 Ti that uses 250 watts and power is supplied by 2x 8 pin PCIe power connectors, you'd feed the power to the board on the short side.  That single lead would give the board the bus power it needs and then the power for the cards would route through the board out the long side connector to a double headed PCIe power lead to the top of the GPU?

I can see how cabling and wire management would be neat and clean.  BUT, seems like you'd be pushing a ton of watts through the board as a result.

yeah that makes me nervous too. potentially ~2000 watts if your cards come up at full power due to whatever. are there any published specs on what the upper power limit per card is for this board?

I talked about this  on  another board like this the k17  you can not run  more then  3 1080ti's  using the board pass through

so  you do the other 5 1080ti  direct from the psu to 5 of the 1080ti.  and feed  6 cables  from the board into 3 1080ti.s

then  3 x 200 please don't set 250 for tdp  and some juice  in the five slots  to the 5 1080ti's  means under  1000 watts pass through the board
newbie
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January 26, 2018, 12:39:31 PM
The Onda boards seem fairly cost efficient. Only issue is cooling but if it's in a server rack style with fans it's a non-issue
hero member
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Fail to plan, and you plan to fail.
January 26, 2018, 12:16:43 PM
Genesis Mining switched to using these Onda/Colorful style B250 based motherboards for their latest facility.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W43Vl8FeIfA

You can see the systems they are using near the end of the video - clearly 8GPU riserless systems.
Now I wonder if they are the customers that the new "soldered CPU" boards were built for Smiley
hero member
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January 26, 2018, 12:08:34 PM
thanks guys, giving a try!
member
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January 26, 2018, 11:40:35 AM
Thank you for trying to help !
Unfortunately it doesn't seems to be enough !
I do it each time I roll back, but it finally end installing the update anyway ... (generally I wake up and see the rig is down, then I check and see the fall creators update is installed  Cry )

follow this

https://www.rizonesoft.com/disable-windows-10-updates-group-policies/
hero member
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January 26, 2018, 11:35:04 AM
Thank you for trying to help !
Unfortunately it doesn't seems to be enough !
I do it each time I roll back, but it finally end installing the update anyway ... (generally I wake up and see the rig is down, then I check and see the fall creators update is installed  Cry )
Have you tried setting your connection as metered? That prevents Windows from downloading the updates.

Then again maybe you're past that stage, i.e. it's already downloaded and is just waiting for you to go afk to reinstall it cheekily! Sad
full member
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January 26, 2018, 11:23:01 AM
So if you're powering a GTX 1080 Ti that uses 250 watts and power is supplied by 2x 8 pin PCIe power connectors, you'd feed the power to the board on the short side.  That single lead would give the board the bus power it needs and then the power for the cards would route through the board out the long side connector to a double headed PCIe power lead to the top of the GPU?

I can see how cabling and wire management would be neat and clean.  BUT, seems like you'd be pushing a ton of watts through the board as a result.

Maybe run the cards direct from the PSU not through the board? If it's like the clone mobos then you can run the pcie to the board with splitters because they're just powering the pcie slots etc.
newbie
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January 26, 2018, 11:17:53 AM
yeah that makes me nervous too. potentially ~2000 watts if your cards come up at full power due to whatever. are there any published specs on what the upper power limit per card is for this board?


How does it work for GPUs that require 8+6/8+8 power connections?

You can just bypass those onboard power connections and plug directly into the GPU, correct?
hero member
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January 26, 2018, 10:34:10 AM
Thank you for trying to help !
Unfortunately it doesn't seems to be enough !
I do it each time I roll back, but it finally end installing the update anyway ... (generally I wake up and see the rig is down, then I check and see the fall creators update is installed  Cry )
I have all Microsoft domains blocked from my entire network via a DNS hole.
hero member
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January 26, 2018, 10:29:50 AM
Thank you for trying to help !
Unfortunately it doesn't seems to be enough !
I do it each time I roll back, but it finally end installing the update anyway ... (generally I wake up and see the rig is down, then I check and see the fall creators update is installed  Cry )
legendary
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January 26, 2018, 09:52:32 AM
Guys, anyone know how to prevent windows 10 from installing the falls creators update ?
My 4 GPUs rig doesn't work with the update, don't know why, and don't have the time to troobleshoot.
So I have to come back to previous version almost everyday, as the update install itself automatically every day ...
Very annoying.

Go to Windows Button, Right Click > Execute > services.msc > windows update > STOP, and then click on properties and deactivate
legendary
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
January 26, 2018, 09:26:38 AM
So if you're powering a GTX 1080 Ti that uses 250 watts and power is supplied by 2x 8 pin PCIe power connectors, you'd feed the power to the board on the short side.  That single lead would give the board the bus power it needs and then the power for the cards would route through the board out the long side connector to a double headed PCIe power lead to the top of the GPU?

I can see how cabling and wire management would be neat and clean.  BUT, seems like you'd be pushing a ton of watts through the board as a result.

yeah that makes me nervous too. potentially ~2000 watts if your cards come up at full power due to whatever. are there any published specs on what the upper power limit per card is for this board?
newbie
Activity: 58
Merit: 0
January 26, 2018, 09:04:53 AM
So if you're powering a GTX 1080 Ti that uses 250 watts and power is supplied by 2x 8 pin PCIe power connectors, you'd feed the power to the board on the short side.  That single lead would give the board the bus power it needs and then the power for the cards would route through the board out the long side connector to a double headed PCIe power lead to the top of the GPU?

I can see how cabling and wire management would be neat and clean.  BUT, seems like you'd be pushing a ton of watts through the board as a result.
hero member
Activity: 501
Merit: 500
January 26, 2018, 08:00:53 AM
Guys, anyone know how to prevent windows 10 from installing the falls creators update ?
My 4 GPUs rig doesn't work with the update, don't know why, and don't have the time to troobleshoot.
So I have to come back to previous version almost everyday, as the update install itself automatically every day ...
Very annoying.
newbie
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Merit: 3
January 26, 2018, 06:14:28 AM

I have had clients that ran huge grow ops in Bell Air and would run 10 gauge extension cords throughout - I think the lights only pulled like 1200 watts or something each.

I did a couple tours through some of these mansions and I still can't believe or understand how they would get away with gutting these multi million dollar homes. Rent was 25k-30k on some of these homes and they didn't even hire an electrician to wire things...  people amaze me.

Long story short, heavy duty extension cords do work. Probably not the smartest thing to do, but I had these clients for about 8 years doing their financials and they didn't burn down a single house. Luckily.

Only one extension cord that'll bring the 30A 240V connection from the dryer socket adapter to the PDU and it's 10 gauge.
newbie
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January 26, 2018, 03:57:30 AM

 Should be able to run *5* rigs if they are only pulling 1050 watts each.

 Extension cords to run a miner = VERY BAD idea, even the heavy-duty ones tend to heat up a lot at the connections.


Only one extension cord that'll bring the 30A 240V connection from the dryer socket adapter to the PDU, no other one other than that; and it's a 10/3 gauge wire. I'm keen on safety too, I don't own the property and my insurance covers only my four wall. Thanks for the advice, will monitor the connection once it's set up and gradually put load on it.
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