should be named H61 Pro LTC
Topic: New MB for BTC from Asrock (Read 4424 times)
should be named H61 Pro LTC
Scored one of the bad boys on Friday! I'm trying to get 4 cards up and running WITHOUT powered risers (1 direct, 3 1x->16x). If I do manage to burn the board, they have a lot of explaining to do 
I'm trying to get 4 cards up and running WITHOUT powered risers (1 direct, 3 1x->16x). If I do manage to burn the board, they have a lot of explaining to do 
I had an Asrock MB for over 2 years. Zero problems, and I mined over 200BTC on it...
200BTC! Can I ask what your set-up is?
I had an Asrock MB for over 2 years. Zero problems, and I mined over 200BTC on it...
200BTC! Can I ask what your set-up is?
if you are thinking about mining Bitcoins with GPUs... forget it! this time is over!
I had an Asrock MB for over 2 years. Zero problems, and I mined over 200BTC on it...
200BTC! Can I ask what your set-up is?
I had an Asrock MB for over 2 years. Zero problems, and I mined over 200BTC on it...
I bought an ASSRock mobo earlier this year.
The first one was DOA, the second one was DOA, and the third one would post hung up all the time while booting 2 different operating systems.
Needless to say, I got my money back after sending the 3rd one back, then I bought an ASUS that has been flawless.
The first one was DOA, the second one was DOA, and the third one would post hung up all the time while booting 2 different operating systems.
Needless to say, I got my money back after sending the 3rd one back, then I bought an ASUS that has been flawless.
Yeah, I got a very nice little miniITX AsRock - got it because it had a mSATA on the back. Opened the sealed box, went to put in the CPU - pins in socket totally mashed. Must have left the factory like that. Useless. Thankfully it was from Amazon, so easy returned.
I also went to Asus - nearly every piece of computing equipment I have is Asus now....PC, NAS, router, switch, wireless cards, Bluetooth dongle...all work flawlessly.
I bought an ASSRock mobo earlier this year.
The first one was DOA, the second one was DOA, and the third one would post hung up all the time while booting 2 different operating systems.
Needless to say, I got my money back after sending the 3rd one back, then I bought an ASUS that has been flawless.
The first one was DOA, the second one was DOA, and the third one would post hung up all the time while booting 2 different operating systems.
Needless to say, I got my money back after sending the 3rd one back, then I bought an ASUS that has been flawless.
May start a group buy for these.
My distributor can drop ship these for $ contact me if interested. USA Shipping Only.
i can't read this but you can buy it from here
http://product.pchome.net/diy_mainboard_asrock_h61probtc/404228.html
http://product.pchome.net/diy_mainboard_asrock_h61probtc/404228.html
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It's only 4X and 8X slots that need to be open-ended to take 16X cards.
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Don't need notched 1X slots for 2X+ cards.
That's funny, because every x1 slot I've ever seen had a solid back and every long-slot card I've ever seen was not notched to fit around it. Never seen a long-slot card that would fit in an x1 slot, without modifying one or the other. Any evidence of this in PCIe standards definition?
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You need a raisers anyway to put more than 2-3 cards, so it doesn't matter...
Right, if you're going to load it up with more than 3 doublewide cards. But if you want exactly two or three doublewide cards, or for any reason more than one directly-mounted long-slot card, kinda SOL.
The lower 1X slot on my mobo is notched out at the back.
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It's only 4X and 8X slots that need to be open-ended to take 16X cards.
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Don't need notched 1X slots for 2X+ cards.
That's funny, because every x1 slot I've ever seen had a solid back and every long-slot card I've ever seen was not notched to fit around it. Never seen a long-slot card that would fit in an x1 slot, without modifying one or the other. Any evidence of this in PCIe standards definition?
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You need a raisers anyway to put more than 2-3 cards, so it doesn't matter...
Right, if you're going to load it up with more than 3 doublewide cards. But if you want exactly two or three doublewide cards, or for any reason more than one directly-mounted long-slot card, kinda SOL.
Cant find the price....
It's only 4X and 8X slots that need to be open-ended to take 16X cards.
Are the x1 slots notched out at the back for fitting long-slot cards in without tearing anything up? That would be handy as heck.
Don't need notched 1X slots for 2X+ cards. My 6850 is on a 1X connector on my main computer without a riser.
Are the x1 slots notched out at the back for fitting long-slot cards in without tearing anything up? That would be handy as heck.
You need a raisers anyway to put more than 2-3 cards, so it doesn't matter...
Are the x1 slots notched out at the back for fitting long-slot cards in without tearing anything up? That would be handy as heck.
Im gonna say too late, but I suppose it would be useful for monarchs. 
Probably never leaves China. Plenty of folks there using them I'm sure.
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