I'm using two of 9mart the 1x cables right now. Working perfectly. I've got 4 more and I'll report back if I have any trouble with them.
They arrived in 1 week which I didn't expect since they came from China.
Topic: Has anyone tried 9mart's pcie extender cables? (Read 3183 times)
had no problems with 9mart cables and the arrived surprisingly fast.
Ironically, I almost filed a chargeback request because they used camera2000.com in the transactions description.
Anyway, I am now getting 1x pcie risers direct from chine for less than 3$ a piece (in bulk).
Ironically, I almost filed a chargeback request because they used camera2000.com in the transactions description.
Anyway, I am now getting 1x pcie risers direct from chine for less than 3$ a piece (in bulk).
I ordered 20 of them from 9 mart a month or so ago and have been using them with no problems. I cut the end off of all of them and added a molex to half of them, none experience any problems. They are the same ones Cablesaurus uses.
Do you understand what the difference is between these cables?
$20Take a closer look... Then read about power draw from the motherboard...
You see that 4-pin molex/power connector by any chance with cablesarus product? What do you think it's for?
I was't talking about that one. The one with the Molex connector is $25 while the standard one is 12. 9marts is $4.50.You see that 4-pin molex/power connector by any chance with cablesarus product? What do you think it's for?
I was going to solder on my own molex connectors and BAM $20 for 5 mins of work.
In that case, I think you can answer your own question. Give it a try and let us know how it works.
I suspect it will work just fine
Do you understand what the difference is between these cables?
$20Take a closer look... Then read about power draw from the motherboard...
You see that 4-pin molex/power connector by any chance with cablesarus product? What do you think it's for?
I was't talking about that one. The one with the Molex connector is $25 while the standard one is 12. 9marts is $4.50.You see that 4-pin molex/power connector by any chance with cablesarus product? What do you think it's for?
I was going to solder on my own molex connectors and BAM $20 for 5 mins of work.
http://www.9mart.com/products/2-Lots-PCI-Express-Card-Extender-Cable-PCI%252dE-1X-Riser-Adapter.html
These are a lot cheaper than cablesarus. His cables almost add 25% more to the cost of the card lol
These are a lot cheaper than cablesarus. His cables almost add 25% more to the cost of the card lol
Do you understand what the difference is between these cables?
Take a closer look... Then read about power draw from the motherboard...
You see that 4-pin molex/power connector by any chance with cablesarus product? What do you think it's for?
I ordered 10 pci express extenders from them, used the 30 dollar dhl shipping, arrived in 3 days! The items were great, worked flawlessly! 2 were defective though, they replaced them for free.
+1 for them!
+1 for them!
something is wrong with that statement.
I ordered 10 pci express extenders from them, used the 30 dollar dhl shipping, arrived in 3 days! The items were great, worked flawlessly! 2 were defective though, they replaced them for free.
+1 for them!
+1 for them!
I've ordered 16x extenders from 9mart. It took about 2 weeks for them to arrive in FL. They all work fine, pretty happy with them.
Thanks guys, you've been real helpful.
they are the same, same packaging, same component, same quality, both works as well.
You pay more for a little faster shipping.
Who's and who's are the same? You pay more for a little faster shipping.
they are the same, same packaging, same component, same quality, both works as well.
You pay more for a little faster shipping.
You pay more for a little faster shipping.
For the price, they better be fantastic cables lol. Really these are more aimed at enterprise-class operations where uptime and longevity are key. With mining, we are pushing the limits of the hardware and often breaking it in the process. However, it would be nice if Cablesaurus added longer cables. I suppose you could plug one cable into the other though.
Indeed, seems like cablesaurus has abetter deal. Their cable is 19cm (~ 7inches) and costs far less. Oh well.
I will say that the Amerirack cables are quite tough though.
I will say that the Amerirack cables are quite tough though.
$100 for a 12" cable? I'm seeing that right, right?
$100 for a 12" cable? I'm seeing that right, right?
I've used these. Prompt shipment and a quality product (unlike some others I've tried, like Ameri-Rack).
http://www.orbitmicro.com/global/pe-flex16-g2-p-15074.html
They come in different lengths too iirc.
MM
http://www.orbitmicro.com/global/pe-flex16-g2-p-15074.html
They come in different lengths too iirc.
MM
One of the main reasons I bought from Cablesaurus was the fact they offer express shipping.
I'd rather pay $30 and get my cables in 1-2 days internationally, than lose out on 2-3 weeks of mining income with 'cheap' shipping.
You actually end up losing money by waiting so long to get your cards online.
I'd rather pay $30 and get my cables in 1-2 days internationally, than lose out on 2-3 weeks of mining income with 'cheap' shipping.
You actually end up losing money by waiting so long to get your cards online.
what about this?
Ships from Hong Kong with an ETA of 19 days. Cablesaurus got me my package in less than a business week. This is a good deal if you know what you are doing with bitcoin mining almost a month from now. wait...
what about this?
Oh didn't see the 2x.
Service as in reliable-ness, customer service.
There have been other links to cheap extenders or adapters, and many miners have claimed that they have blown up, melted, etc, and damaged hardware. I'm not saying that Cablesaurus is like 100% perfect, but considering how many people have given positive feedback, I think it is worth it for the price.
Service as in reliable-ness, customer service.
There have been other links to cheap extenders or adapters, and many miners have claimed that they have blown up, melted, etc, and damaged hardware. I'm not saying that Cablesaurus is like 100% perfect, but considering how many people have given positive feedback, I think it is worth it for the price.
Also, cablesaurus accepts bitcoins.
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