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I am just about done buying any gpu's .

 I don't mind  the water blocks I own.

I have 12x 1080tis in the solar array and an office.these are fan.

I have 7 water blocks soon to be 8  once I am ready  to move gear.

I can put all the water blocks in my friends office as I can pack them in.  I will just run them for a year or 2 at his place.

I would sell the 1080ti fan models at his place.

I can go to 8 water blocks and still be able to move them around.

I would be 8 waterblock
I would be 16 1080ti's no water block which will all sell easy.

I still have s-9's
avalon 741's
avalon 721's

and more  s-9's coming in.

the water blocks are next to perfect for my garage this winter so very quiet.

also new card are simply not going to improve as much due to die chip size limits.

the

1170's
1180's
1180 ti's will not boost hash and power ratio's much.

also I am pretty sure 4x 1070's water blocks  will fit in the stealth case and do 1800sols  not over heat and be quiet

 I split these coins
https://blockchain.info/address/146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3

My constraints are
quiet  -- I am good
power limit -- 1440 watts I am good 1000 used
size 3 stealth cases --- fits where I want.

these are three paid for rigs with 6 1080ti's
3 stealth cases

I know they can hold 12 1070's if I do all waterblocks
but I will most likely do 3 a case so I am good with the water blocks. I have a plan  to max with 8 or 9

in regards to the D1800, mine shipped today... was curious what is the 2nd part? does it come with like a psu or something??? very vague info on the sale page.

I highly recommend you make a few changes bud for your best interest, as nice as it seems to buy a waterblocked GPU new already converted, the used market for those GPU's is pitaful and if you have a handful of them, then you get stuck with them unable to really sell them since they tailor to a very niche market, i found this out back in the GTX670ish days.. a factory waterblocked gpu sold used for 50% of the same card on air on the used market for me back then.

I would recommend just getting the cheapest 1070 and covert it with a waterblock kit yourself. The benefit of this is lets say in 1yr you want to sell the card off, you can take the waterblock off and install the OEM fan back on and sell it pretty easily, then you can try to get as much as you can for the waterblock.... or lets say in 1 year you decide to not sell it and just run it tell it dies, usually after a year of owning a gpu the OEM fans increase in value and can sell for $50/each in some cases on ebay and if you take it off when its new, you could sell the fans as a brand new unit and maybe pull $60...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GXOX2BU/?tag=pcpapi-20
$396.99

and

https://www.ekfluidgaming.com/ek-ac-titan-x
$89.99

$486.98...... if ekwb offers a waterblock for that card listed above, i know the fluid parts have a random few of GPU's that they are not compatible with from the GTX10xx series..

I found a nice  deal on the  seasonic  ssr-1000gd gold  159.99

 a very good review.  and they base it on a 189.99 price
https://www.hardocp.com/article/2017/08/23/seasonic_prime_1000w_gold_power_supply_review/

You're right I think using 8 cards sounds like it would make the most sense to leave room for the PC on a stick and not have to worry so much about the power as well.  That would make a really nice build.

Is that valid also for Linux or is it only a Windows limitation?
Better check that out.

I'm in the process of switching my AMD RX570 rigs back to ETH(+LBRY) from XMR. Aaaaah, I was missing the whole DDU, driver reinstall, fine-tuning clocks and voltages shizzle... Good ol' AMD tinkering.

Thanks a lot Phil, but currently to have increased hashrate for Vega I need at least 56Gb virtual memory, I see each Vega takes 8Gb of virtual memory, so a 32 Gb stick I think it's not enough... I will have a look at Smos thread.

it is not go to the smos thread  it is free to down load and only 2 bucks a month for each rig perfect choice for your rig since your rig runs tons of gpus.

a 13 dollar usb stick like this is fine

https://www.amazon.com/Lexar-JumpDrive-Flash-Drive-LJDS23-32GASBNA/dp/B00B6OX4QQ/ref=sr_1_4?

you really should try it for your rig.

TB250 BTC PRO with 12 GPUs, yes. So you use Linux.... Win 10 has a limit of 8 GPU's, but I may add another 5 x 1080ti's, currently I have 7 Vega's.
Yes, I have to get familiar with Linux, never used before, it just seems so complicated 

Yeah all the supersized mobos should use a linux build.

TB250 = 12 GPUs no?

Windows limits to 8 x GPUs I believe, unless you use Windows Advanced Server with special drivers for beyond 8 x GPU.

I have 6 of those 12 GPU rigs (RX-470s G3s) on Biostar 250s, and all are on smOS Linux (GPU limit 15 as per Tytanick).

All rigs are set to onboard video out and Gen2 for all slots in BIOS.

looking at it  there are 9 gpu slots and the cpu slot is color blue.

I think  8 1070's  leave the one next to the cpu empty.

set at 70% tdp    

105 watts a card x 8 = 840 watts under 40  for the rest  880 watts dc / 7 = 125 watts a cable

if  tdp decides to jump to 100%   1240  watts/7 = 177 watts a cable

my thoughts are this makes a really good rig for 8  water block 1070's clocked to 70%  tdp 140 + core   -700 memory mine  zec  

I can clock to -800 to -1000 ram on smos and get good 1070 numbers with the water blocks.  practically silent

citronick are you running the Biostar TB250 with the integrated GPU as your primary display? Without it as primary display and not setting in BIOS for GPU to be "UEFI" it doesn't recognize all the GPU's in Win10.

So just playing around with the miner, it seems the results are the same as xmr-stak-amd miner. I'm using this reg file: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uq3Om2MXOE for both miners, so I have for both the same values ~1800 h/s at 4 of Vega's and ~1400 h/s at 3 of them. Power at wall ~1100W. A major drawback at the cast-xmr is you have to start for every GPU another instance of the miner. So if you have 8 GPU in your rig then 8 instances are running...

I also wonder how close the CPU board will be to the video cards.

This motherboard may well be suitable for P106s, 1060, RX470, RX570 type GPUs - I doubt that the higher end GPUs can push up to 9 slots.

I have asked the supplier what GPUs are installed in the "full systems" - waiting for some info from him...

there are better cpu's  on pcie cards.

if you do 1070's  and  do 70% tdp  you are pulling 1000 watts on 7 pcie cables  that is 143 watts a cable  not ideal. 

if that  70% tdp  unlocks and goes to 100%  you jump to 200 watts a cable and 1400 watts on the psu.

No... this is another miner for xmr? I will try it today, thanks

Yes I know, but for some reasons I can't start the mobos with the Pico adapter, I have 4 of them, none are working. I have besides the Biostar TB250 BTC pro, 2 x Gigabyte GA-Z270P-D3 still the same issue, with Pico are not starting.

I think you are right generalt - this is like the Pandaminer power distribution format it seems.

Best case scenario is 7 power ins, 9 power outs to single 6pin for the GPUs.... likely this is why they gave that short pcie cable.

Y cable for 2 x 6pins pcie for higher end GPUs likely if connected to bigger PSU.