Dear xxcsu
im dont have a Rig yet
in this video of youtube this man do the same thing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxIS4-jX_zM&list=PLwMMCTQvqoncwqXzVXalTIdDU--4tpasJ&index=34And in this video below this guy uses the same motherboard that I'm using 5 directly video cards with extensors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9vodIZQZVgthe motherboard have 1 slot pci express 16x , one slot pci express4x and 3 slots pci express 1x
I'm using the motherboard itself that I already have
and im have a motherboard gigabyte 790A-DS3P that have one pci expresss 16x and another pci express 4x
the first video card are in pci express 16x, and the second video card are in the slot pci express 4x
im not have risers.. the video cards Are directly connected to the express pci slots
I put both psu just to test if psu's power failure problem, I did it only once to test
now im using only one psu.! my system have 8 gb of ddr3
im have two video cards sapphire rx470 of 4gb. see first page
in this page have the picture of my system (motherboard, gpu, psu, etc)
Do you think it would be better to use the usb risers instead of goddess directly connected in the express slotpci?
Directly connected to the express pci slot does not work?
thanks
Almir
I think your problem is power related , maybe some driver issue.
did you tried switching pci slots ? probably you can not , bc you are not using powered risers and have only 2 x PCI Express x16 on the motherboard and 3 x PCI Express x1 slots.
Build a system with 7 or 8 gpu , that is not that easy for a beginner , if you can not deal with 2 gpu forget that rig with 7-8 gpu till you learn a lot more about building rigs , calculating necessary power supply wattage . If you get a right motherboard , PSU , powered risers you can easy build a 6 card setup , but you have to spend some money
" What PSU up to 8 gpu´s will help me ? " - its depend on the gpu itself ... for 6 RX 480 / RX 470 you more than good with a 1200 watts psu, bigger is better
http://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=220-P2-1200-X1http://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=120-G2-1300-XRif you are planning to build or later upgrade your system for a 7-8 gpu setup i would suggest any of this PSU's
http://www.evga.com/products/productlist.aspx?type=10&family=Power+Supplies&chipset=1600+Wattsor you can use same watt rated server psu with breakout board
- make sure you have more than 2GB of system memory at least 4GB
- make sure your set min 16GB of virtual memory in windows
- make sure you have a psu that can handle the load
- you sounds like a beginner
, so my suggestion is : dont use 2 psu , if you doing it a wrong way , you can kill any of your system components , ( motherboard , gpu , cpu , memory modules , hdd )
- don't use those adapters you have on your pictures , get a real psu !!!
- get at least 2 powered usb risers and try to switch those pci slots around
- don't switch to win 7 from win 10 , you going to have more problem