Yeah most of those companies need to verify identity.  I've had to take a picture of myself holding my ID for some exchanges. 

You have a lot more thinking to do, my friend.

I love the idea of wireless so much and always have, I just don't trust it for stability.  Sometimes it works great, other times not so much.  I have a wifi security camera system that was horrible before I got a decent wifi router.  Now it's pretty much never offline.  In that case, it wasn't very practical for me to run ethernet to every single camera in and outside of my house.

In the case of running ethernet to one location where it currently doesn't exist, I'd just take the time to do it.  Make one cable run to a switch in your mining room.  Depending on the location of the router and the location of your mining room, it may not be super easy, but I'm happy that I made the choice to do it.

Others have had sucess with the ethernet over electrical wiring adapters and I thought I would give it a shot.  I didn't go cheap on them and ended up sending them back to Amazon the next day.  I have no idea why, but every time I plugged them in, my wifi security camera system starting going crazy.  In the end, it wasn't worth it to me to spend the time screwing around with them.  I'll admit, I didn't put much effort into trying to get them to work properly, because I kept thinking that I spent $100 on them when I could have just bought a 75ft cat6 cable for $20.  Sure running the cable might take an hour or so if you have to drill multiple holes to get it where you want it, but it's one less thing to troubleshoot when you have issues.  

I personally would not use wifi, but I'm sure some people are doing it and I'm sure it is working just fine for them.  Hardwire is the way to go for anything, if you want stability, in my opinion.

I just ended up buying a 75ft cat6 cable and running it through the ceiling in my office (where my router is) to the room upstairs where my mining rigs go to live.  I have it plugged into one of the four ports on my router and into a gigabit switch in my mining rig room.  

Dude ... Speak English for fucks sake.

I don't think you really need to wipe your hdd and re-install the OS.  Use DDU in safe mode and remove the current drivers.  And then try the Aug-23 block chain drivers.  You did make sure that Z270 has the latest bios, correct?

I'm using the AUG-23 blockchain drivers all my AMD rig.  Is that what you're using?

Is there a remote hashrate monitor in the EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner like there is in XMR-STAK?  I'm failing to figure out how to configure it if there is. 

Are all of the rigs identical?  Are they all producing the same profit per day per rig?  Is hashrate per rig what it should be?  One by one, start looking at figures for each rig and see if some may not be performing as well as others.  You know the numbers you should be getting, so figure out if you are actually getting those numbers.

Yes, you should get video out of the card that's in the #1 pcie slot whether you are using a riser or not.  I think you can force igpu in the bios with that board though, so you can just use that while you're configuring the rig.  I have two rigs running with that board and one won't boot without the dummy hdmi in the card plugged into #1 pcie slot, but I found a setting in the bios to force igpu on the second one.  I just haven't had time to shut the other one down and try that same setting in the bios on my first rig.

So you've swapped cards and risers in and out and made sure all of the cards and all of the risers are functional on their own, correct?  I had a similiar issue with one rig that didn't have up to date bios.  I also had one card missing in device manager the other night on a Nvidia rig build and finally figured out the usb cable to the riser was not seated properly.  

If they all function one by one, make sure all of your pcie mb slots are functioning as well.  Check your motherboard bios first though, if you haven't already.  It needs to be up to date.

If I were building new rigs at the moment (which I am), I wouldn't be buying 1050ti's for them.  What do you mean waiting for future releases?  There are newer cards out there already.

I just picked up six EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti FTW2's a couple of days ago.  I'm getting 500 sol/s per card @ 110W per card mining zec after tweaking with afterburner.  Others are getting exactly the same results with the FTW2's.  Based on what I've read on here and test results from others, I stay away from Gigbyte and Zotac's.

I think 1 x 1 is optimal.  Buy all of these things that you want ... to test.  Don't use them in rigs that you want to run 24/7 without issues right off the bat.  That is all that I'm saying.  The fact that widespread adoption hasn't happened just yet, leads me to believe that further testing needs to be done.  I may eventually buy some myself to use on a test rig, but sometimes your time and money is better spent in other ways.  

Personally, I'd rather be testing a riserless 8 gpu rig with the board that Vosk has, but I see the gpu spacing issues.  I have a strong feeling that may eventually present a problem, so until I have the time to test it myself or see a lot of positive results from others, it isn't part of my expansion plan.

Read through this entire thread and there is another 1070ti thread that I've been watching too.  From what I have gathered, the fans are not up to par on the Gigabyte 1070ti's and I'm also staying away from the Zotac cards.  Vosk has some Zotac rigs running, but I think he said that they were not performing as well as others that he has tested.  That may just be the mini's ... Can't remember.  There is also some question about the fans in the Zotac cards.  That could also just be the mini's.  Not 100% certain.  But seriously read through these threads.  There is a wealth of information on 1070ti's.

Thank you! Thank you!  nvidia-smi is showing 107W-110W on each gpu.

Oh well in that case, I guess I'm way lower than I think.

It's looking like in order to keep myself right at 500 sol/s, I'm using 135W per card at the wall.  That's with +200 core clock and +750 memory clock.  I cut the fans back to 50%.  All my temps are still below 60c.

This thing is a hell of a lot quieter and cooler than my vega rig mining etn.

When you're calculating 110w per card, is that with everything else factored in and measuring power consumption at the wall?

Sure.  Buy a few to play around with, but consider it playing around.  My point was to not expect stability from trying to split what wasn't designed to be split.  More than a few people have told me they have caused them problems, so why risk it?  My preference is stability for rigs that I want running 24/7.