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Hello guys,
I connected two risers on the same SATA cable, is this correct? photo 1
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I read that it has to be 1 sata cable for each riser, otherwise it will catch fire or melt
Hello guys,
I connected two risers on the same SATA cable, is this correct? photo 1
I read that it has to be 1 sata cable for each riser, otherwise it will catch fire or melt
Best practice is one is to one, or use the 6pin USB riser, what you could check is the power draw flowing on your wires.
https://www.gpuminingresources.com/p/psu-cables.html
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I also connected the power cable to the PCIE auxiliary connectors, photo 2
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Is it correct or does it need to connect the auxiliary cables?
Is it correct or does it need to connect the auxiliary cables?
you actually don't need it, as you are using powered risers already, so you are getting the PCIe power directly from psu
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can I connect the 4-pin auxiliary cables directly to the riser?
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Yes, however as much as possible stick to 1 is to 1 rule, or don't use it for more than 2 risers in a single molex cable.
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they are saying that the adapters that come along with the riser are bad ...
not all actually, I use some of them
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my system should be consuming at most 400w but my no-break does not stop making those cracking noises, as if the electric current was varying a lot
my no-break is an SMS net4+ 1400Va, 400w for my no-break is almost nothing!
my no-break is an SMS net4+ 1400Va, 400w for my no-break is almost nothing!
Sorry, no idea about "no-break" your talking about
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What stabilizer do you recommend? taking into account that I have 2 video cards and in the future I will have 6
also don't know what you mean with this or you're just referring to mining gear racks.