You all dont read the news much do you.  The price was manipulated again by Mt. Gox trustee dumping 8200Btc on the market just like he did the dump about 2 months ago.  The price will recover...watch what happens by 9 or 10 days from today.

I second that.

Where in my quote did I say anything about "doing something with the m/b"?  Now whos the troll?

A P106 is a 1060 with no video outs.  As far as the limitation goes on the m/b im not sure exactly why ASUS ended up with that setup.  Couldve been on purpose or the limitation is created by components on the m/b or there just isnt physically enough space on the m/b for needed components to support 6 more true GPU's.

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"outside air will always be cooler or equal inside air, but never hotter"...Never heard of radiant heat? Explain to me then why an attic is hotter than outside ambient temp when not vented?

What are you smoking?  No need to be worried about moisture? Rigs will dry out?  You have no idea what you are talking about.  What exactly is it that you think an a/c unit does? It has two fans.  One blows supply air across a cold evaporator coil and the second one sucks air in and blows it across the condenser coil to push heat from the refrigerant to the atmosphere.  That heat was removed from the room. 

The only problem lies in an a/c unit that is not big enough to keep up with the heat load of the miners.  Then theres the power costs of the a/c to take into account.

For the millionth and one time in this thread...13 GPUs will work just fine but #14 - #19 has to be a P series card. IE: P106-100.

And there is no need to keep with the same brand or model series.  The board doesnt care when it comes to using #1 - #13 cards.  Troubleshooting is the same no matter what brand or series card used.

My Rig#2 is running 13 Nvidia cards.  (2) 1080 (4) 1060 and (7) 1050 TI   Asus B250 m/b Win 10 pro.  Stable as a rock.  Just basic Windows tweaks.

Incorrect.  A circuit breaker only protects from over current.  It is an overcurrent device. Not an overvoltage device.

The OP shut it down and I added MORE gpu's,  One of us screwed up...and it aint me.

You do NOT need a surge protector for an "outlet voltage that is not stable".  The ATX power supply will handle well over 240ac input.  Read the label on it.    It already has surge protection built in.  The computer which actually runs on 12vdc and less (CPU and memory is less) is isolated from the incoming 120vac (or even 240vac overseas) by design since there are a few stages that are isolated via transformers within power supply during the conversion from ac to dc in the power supply.  So essentially it would take lightning to jump the electronic gaps within the power supply (Transformers, diodes, transistors, mosfets, etc.) The power company is not going to jump those gaps UNLESS some moron some how managed to get a cross country power line connected to your house grid! Which is not likely to ever happen.

All depends on the fault that caused the power outage.  Its quite possible the power (voltage) goes up during a serious tropical storm because of substation and other types of more local to you faults in the power grid.  Ive seen a U.S. home have 290v when it shouldve been around 240v.  This causes both 120v legs to be around 145v+ which pops all the lights (incandescent at the time) and took out the tv and some small appliances.  This was caused by a drunk driver hitting a power poll down the street which had the local block transformer on it.  The power supplies (ATX) for computers are made to handle substantial power spikes.  In fact most all though plugged into 120v will run just fine up to and over 240v. The power supply will make up for substantial lower voltage for awhile also. The specs are labeled on each ATX power supply to show what they can handle.  The sudden loss of power will not hurt your system. Might screw up windows o/s but can be recovered from.  A UPS big enough to power everything during an outage would cost a fortune!  Would be totally useless if the internet was down which is likely if the power is down because of a storm.

All bets are off when it comes to lightning which is a "surge".  Lightning takes ALL paths of resistance and does whatever it wants. It takes 10,000v to jump a half an inch air gap.  Lightning is going between the sky and the ground...you do that math!  

Well the "9k seems hard" theory is out the window since BTC is at $9192 right now.

Where have you been? Go back and read my post #37.  We already broke 9k mark.

The info you seek is right here : https://www.buriedone.com/hashrates.html    *TDP means total dissipated power and is measured w (watts).

What country are you in? How is your apartment wired as far circuits in say the living room (common U.S. practices are one maybe 2 different branch circuits in a livingroom and it all depends on when the place was built as to what size they are 15a/20a,  15a being the most common).

Dont let the numbers fool you.  Mining rigs are CONTINOUS DUTY and since that is so you will have to derate your branch circuits that they powered by.  The derating factor is 80%.  So a 15a circuit is ONLY good for 12a of continous duty! That is only 1440w at 120v and the includes ANYTHING that is powered on the same branch circuit also.

How do you plan on getting rid of the heat in your apartment during the summer? 

And it all (spike in prices) "mysteriously" went up right after the deadline for U.S. Citizens to file their Federal tax returns passed. Hmmmmmm    Its gonna keep going up until that one clown trustee dumps more millions from the remnants of Mt. Gox onto the market.

BTC busted 9k 4/21/18 0730utc...yer a lil late.

Very true BUT it didnt rise to that level in 3 quarters.  So 100k isnt realistic for this year.  25-30k is quite realistic.