Topic: [OPEN BATCH] FutureBit M.2 to GPU Riser Adapter (Read 718 times)
Welcome! BTW Scott at holybitcoin.com has what is left of this batch if you still want one.
Just received a grip of these in the mail today. Great product. Should have ordered more :p
Thanks!
Thanks!
I would like to order 5 of these as well. Assuming i will have to wait until the next batch?
Please contact one of the distributors in NA and Europe I posted above if you want 1-5 they both have enough.
I would like to order 5 of these as well. Assuming i will have to wait until the next batch?
When can you have 50 units ready to ship?
Would probably have to add you to next batch, but send me a PM ill know for sure by Friday how many I have left from current batch.
When can you have 50 units ready to ship?
eh...I could use 5 and I'm a hoarder too. Plus I'd rather get them from you 
pm me, we could work something out.
pm me, we could work something out.
PM sent
eh...I could use 5 and I'm a hoarder too. Plus I'd rather get them from you
pm me, we could work something out.
pm me, we could work something out.
If your looking for just 1 or 2, please contact Scott at HolyBitcoin.com (he is getting a shipment for NA small orders).
If your in Europe, contact Bitshopper.de, he will be getting a shipment next week.
If your in Europe, contact Bitshopper.de, he will be getting a shipment next week.
those look great!
I'll take a few if you have some extra...throw a handfull in a box fill a box with them 
also thanks for making the process more efficient.
I'll take a few if you have some extra...
also thanks for making the process more efficient.
I developed a M.2 adapter specifically for GPU mining, and currently have a batch I'm producing for anyone interesting. The adapter connects directly to M.2 slot, and straight to GPU riser using USB socket.
There was only one working version of the M.2 to PCIe 4x adapter that was used for GPU mining, and that got sold out, so I built this better version instead. This effectively eliminates the M.2 -> PCIe slot -> USB 3 connection, and has a way more stable PCIE connection to the GPU.
These have been tested with multiple boards, GPUs, and GPU risers and so far no one has reported any issues.
Pricing is $9-14 depending on how many you want (most of the batch is sold out, so if you want to order alot you'll prob have to wait for another batch).
Please keep in mind that if you already have 6-7 GPUs connected to the board, this adapter DOES NOT guarantee that more GPUs will post by connecting them to this adapter, since that is limited by the BIOS on how many GPUs can post. Also some board physically disable some M.2 slots if a PCIe lane is occupied (or you need to enable the PCIe M.2 slot in BIOS).
There was only one working version of the M.2 to PCIe 4x adapter that was used for GPU mining, and that got sold out, so I built this better version instead. This effectively eliminates the M.2 -> PCIe slot -> USB 3 connection, and has a way more stable PCIE connection to the GPU.
These have been tested with multiple boards, GPUs, and GPU risers and so far no one has reported any issues.
Pricing is $9-14 depending on how many you want (most of the batch is sold out, so if you want to order alot you'll prob have to wait for another batch).
Please keep in mind that if you already have 6-7 GPUs connected to the board, this adapter DOES NOT guarantee that more GPUs will post by connecting them to this adapter, since that is limited by the BIOS on how many GPUs can post. Also some board physically disable some M.2 slots if a PCIe lane is occupied (or you need to enable the PCIe M.2 slot in BIOS).
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