Motherboard recommendation for multiple cards?

Gazylion

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Quote from: nightengale on April 28, 2013, 09:43:21 PM

More good info, thank-you.

$125 at NewEgg, so not bad there.

I've googled a little bit for those powered riser cables. I've found some, but pretty obscure vendors. Do you guys know of a good source for those?

Thanks

You can buy regular risers without power cable and mod them with molex plug (if you need powered risers at all) there was a tutorial on the forum somewhere, it's really easy.

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...and the BitcoinKid

keep in mind, most modern GPUs take up the space of 2 slots on the motherboard. So you'll only be able to get half the number of video cards as there are PCI-X slots on the board.

nightengale

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More good info, thank-you.

$125 at NewEgg, so not bad there.

I've googled a little bit for those powered riser cables. I've found some, but pretty obscure vendors. Do you guys know of a good source for those?

Thanks

bcpokey

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This is a good board, though you will not find it for $100, and if you are using 6 cards, you better use powered risers.

nightengale

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Thanks for the recommendation, good stuff.

Gazylion

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MSI FXA-GD65 - 6GPU (without any mods) and it's for like $100, also it has additional power plug for PCI-E so you don't need powered risers.

nightengale

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Any recommendations on a good motherboard for running multiple video cards (with or without risers)? Of course looking minimize expense, but also looking for something stable and durable.

Thanks for any thoughts on this...

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