Octominer, are there any photos of the chassis? How many power supplies does it support? Is it rack mountable? (Includes rails?)
Thanks!
Topic: Octominer B8PLUS 8 PCIe Slot Mining Board (Motherboard, integrated CPU) - page 32. (Read 35234 times)
January 27, 2018, 12:02:55 PM
January 27, 2018, 11:18:23 AM
Octominer,
On your website I see you sell mSATA drives. Is there an mSATA slot on the board somewhere that I'm not seeing?
-TBT
On your website I see you sell mSATA drives. Is there an mSATA slot on the board somewhere that I'm not seeing?
-TBT
January 27, 2018, 08:47:47 AM
octominer do you know if your motherboard is compatible with Ethos mining operating system? I know if its not you can submit the data to the Ethos team and they can add it to next build?
Works with ETHOS no issuees. I personally prefer HIVE OS and run my miners on that.
January 27, 2018, 06:05:38 AM
If this 2000W PSU will have 8 pin(6+2) connectors it will be top option because most of GPU-s have 8 pin power connectors...
PSUs have 6 pin at their end then you can use either 6 or 6+2 cables
January 27, 2018, 05:16:10 AM
octominer do you know if your motherboard is compatible with Ethos mining operating system? I know if its not you can submit the data to the Ethos team and they can add it to next build?
January 27, 2018, 04:19:40 AM
Octominer can you provide some more details on this PSU? https://octominer.com/product/2200w-octominer-server-psu/
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
Until the site is updated here's their reply when I asked via the site:
The server PSU is 90 PLUS Platinum rating with an efficiency rating of
93.1%. It does not have a breakout board, it already has 10x 6PIN cables
coming out.The server PSU has 2x 60MM fans that are high power and loud.
The server PSU is very efficient and powerful but loud.
We will update our website soon with the images and dimensions, all our
team is currently busy with making sure that the new batch of
motherboards arrive on time and everything gets shipped out before
Chinese New Year.
I think I'll grab one for my next rig, see how they compare to the unobtanium parallelminer 2400w PSUs.
We will also have 2400W PSU in stock in March.
January 26, 2018, 08:36:27 PM
If this 2000W PSU will have 8 pin(6+2) connectors it will be top option because most of GPU-s have 8 pin power connectors...
PSUs have 6 pin at their end then you can use either 6 or 6+2 cables
January 26, 2018, 07:18:46 PM
If this 2000W PSU will have 8 pin(6+2) connectors it will be top option because most of GPU-s have 8 pin power connectors...
January 26, 2018, 06:47:31 PM
Octominer can you provide some more details on this PSU? https://octominer.com/product/2200w-octominer-server-psu/
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
Until the site is updated here's their reply when I asked via the site:
The server PSU is 90 PLUS Platinum rating with an efficiency rating of
93.1%. It does not have a breakout board, it already has 10x 6PIN cables
coming out.The server PSU has 2x 60MM fans that are high power and loud.
The server PSU is very efficient and powerful but loud.
We will update our website soon with the images and dimensions, all our
team is currently busy with making sure that the new batch of
motherboards arrive on time and everything gets shipped out before
Chinese New Year.
I think I'll grab one for my next rig, see how they compare to the unobtanium parallelminer 2400w PSUs.
January 26, 2018, 02:17:18 PM
Octominer can you provide some more details on this PSU? https://octominer.com/product/2200w-octominer-server-psu/
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
We will update the listing soon.
January 26, 2018, 12:48:06 PM
Octominer can you provide some more details on this PSU? https://octominer.com/product/2200w-octominer-server-psu/
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
Didn't see much in the website for it.
Thanks.
January 26, 2018, 11:41:12 AM
Cool. One thing I'm interested in and am going to test out with the one motherboard I ordered is cooling.
Rather than getting a case with a bunch of fans, I'm wondering if an "open air rig" with a box fan in front (and maybe in back) would give enough airflow. My idea is to get a metal rack (ie. one you can find off of amazon/lowes) and put several miners on the shelves. Directly in front of the shelves would be a stack of box fans - one stacked on top of another. Will probably build a wooden frame so I can easily stack them and put them in a wooden rame. On the back, thinking about having a bunch of box fans again, or just a big exhaust fan (the one I have right now in my basement is 3,000 CFM) to suck the hot air out.
If you have a box fan, would appreciate any tests you could do with the 1080tis and putting the box fan in front of the motherboard/GPUs on the highest fan setting.
I'm not opposed to buying a case with fans, just trying to figure out of there is an easier/cheaper way to cool a rig - especially running multiple rigs.
Or if you/anyone has any other thoughts, please let me now.
I will be getting these 1080 TI's. Will post results when I get them
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N108TGAMING-OC-11G#kf
Rather than getting a case with a bunch of fans, I'm wondering if an "open air rig" with a box fan in front (and maybe in back) would give enough airflow. My idea is to get a metal rack (ie. one you can find off of amazon/lowes) and put several miners on the shelves. Directly in front of the shelves would be a stack of box fans - one stacked on top of another. Will probably build a wooden frame so I can easily stack them and put them in a wooden rame. On the back, thinking about having a bunch of box fans again, or just a big exhaust fan (the one I have right now in my basement is 3,000 CFM) to suck the hot air out.
If you have a box fan, would appreciate any tests you could do with the 1080tis and putting the box fan in front of the motherboard/GPUs on the highest fan setting.
I'm not opposed to buying a case with fans, just trying to figure out of there is an easier/cheaper way to cool a rig - especially running multiple rigs.
Or if you/anyone has any other thoughts, please let me now.
I will be getting these 1080 TI's. Will post results when I get them
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N108TGAMING-OC-11G#kf
Sounds good. Open air rigs will work fine if the cooling is designed properly and there is enough airflow.
We will be posting more testing results in February. We are currently designing an open air "rig" also for the motherboard, we will start shipping that in March.
January 26, 2018, 10:56:18 AM
I wonder if the board support's PXE?
Cheers,
Andy
Cheers,
Andy
January 26, 2018, 08:48:39 AM
Cool. One thing I'm interested in and am going to test out with the one motherboard I ordered is cooling.
Rather than getting a case with a bunch of fans, I'm wondering if an "open air rig" with a box fan in front (and maybe in back) would give enough airflow. My idea is to get a metal rack (ie. one you can find off of amazon/lowes) and put several miners on the shelves. Directly in front of the shelves would be a stack of box fans - one stacked on top of another. Will probably build a wooden frame so I can easily stack them and put them in a wooden rame. On the back, thinking about having a bunch of box fans again, or just a big exhaust fan (the one I have right now in my basement is 3,000 CFM) to suck the hot air out.
If you have a box fan, would appreciate any tests you could do with the 1080tis and putting the box fan in front of the motherboard/GPUs on the highest fan setting.
I'm not opposed to buying a case with fans, just trying to figure out of there is an easier/cheaper way to cool a rig - especially running multiple rigs.
Or if you/anyone has any other thoughts, please let me now.
I will be getting these 1080 TI's. Will post results when I get them
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N108TGAMING-OC-11G#kf
Rather than getting a case with a bunch of fans, I'm wondering if an "open air rig" with a box fan in front (and maybe in back) would give enough airflow. My idea is to get a metal rack (ie. one you can find off of amazon/lowes) and put several miners on the shelves. Directly in front of the shelves would be a stack of box fans - one stacked on top of another. Will probably build a wooden frame so I can easily stack them and put them in a wooden rame. On the back, thinking about having a bunch of box fans again, or just a big exhaust fan (the one I have right now in my basement is 3,000 CFM) to suck the hot air out.
If you have a box fan, would appreciate any tests you could do with the 1080tis and putting the box fan in front of the motherboard/GPUs on the highest fan setting.
I'm not opposed to buying a case with fans, just trying to figure out of there is an easier/cheaper way to cool a rig - especially running multiple rigs.
Or if you/anyone has any other thoughts, please let me now.
I will be getting these 1080 TI's. Will post results when I get them
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N108TGAMING-OC-11G#kf
January 26, 2018, 03:21:07 AM
Would be interested in the brand/model of the 1080TIs that you are getting to do testing with. I would like to get some 1080tis or some of the new Nvidia cards when/if they come out and I can get my hands on some.
On GTX 1060 the quieter fans are fine for cooling but I think on 1080's or Vega 56's the only option is to go with high power ones that are loud. I am still waiting for my shipment of 1080TI's to arrive to do some testing with them.
I think we will be using an open air frame setup, but I know I would take the 35 db fans at 63C over the 60 db fans at 56C every day.
On GTX 1060 the quieter fans are fine for cooling but I think on 1080's or Vega 56's the only option is to go with high power ones that are loud. I am still waiting for my shipment of 1080TI's to arrive to do some testing with them.
I will be getting these 1080 TI's. Will post results when I get them
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N108TGAMING-OC-11G#kf
January 25, 2018, 11:28:25 PM
Would be interested in the brand/model of the 1080TIs that you are getting to do testing with. I would like to get some 1080tis or some of the new Nvidia cards when/if they come out and I can get my hands on some.
On GTX 1060 the quieter fans are fine for cooling but I think on 1080's or Vega 56's the only option is to go with high power ones that are loud. I am still waiting for my shipment of 1080TI's to arrive to do some testing with them.
I think we will be using an open air frame setup, but I know I would take the 35 db fans at 63C over the 60 db fans at 56C every day.
On GTX 1060 the quieter fans are fine for cooling but I think on 1080's or Vega 56's the only option is to go with high power ones that are loud. I am still waiting for my shipment of 1080TI's to arrive to do some testing with them.
January 25, 2018, 10:45:49 PM
i ordered a mobo plus RAM but want to know when you will put up case for sale? Interested in that.
We already have the case listing on the site but we have not had time to update it with photos or specifications. All our team is currently busy making sure everything is going smooth and well with the next batch of boards that will arrive soon
January 25, 2018, 09:21:04 PM
I think we will be using an open air frame setup, but I know I would take the 35 db fans at 63C over the 60 db fans at 56C every day.
On GTX 1060 the quieter fans are fine for cooling but I think on 1080's or Vega 56's the only option is to go with high power ones that are loud. I am still waiting for my shipment of 1080TI's to arrive to do some testing with them.
Quieter fans please without sacrificing too much heat. If you do manage to get a Vega or RX580 for testing can you undervolt them (most miners will do this anyway) and see what temps you get?
Yes, we will test that soon and post the results here.
January 25, 2018, 07:36:51 PM
I think we will be using an open air frame setup, but I know I would take the 35 db fans at 63C over the 60 db fans at 56C every day.
On GTX 1060 the quieter fans are fine for cooling but I think on 1080's or Vega 56's the only option is to go with high power ones that are loud. I am still waiting for my shipment of 1080TI's to arrive to do some testing with them.
Quieter fans please without sacrificing too much heat. If you do manage to get a Vega or RX580 for testing can you undervolt them (most miners will do this anyway) and see what temps you get?
January 25, 2018, 05:12:40 PM
i ordered a mobo plus RAM but want to know when you will put up case for sale? Interested in that.
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