You answered two out of five questions that Philip asked you. Seeing that you pasted a basically irrelevant image, I'm assuming you have no idea what components your PC has. Look them up. Then come back and we'll try to answer your previous questions for you.

I'm amazed as to how hard one has to search to find a thread that is more troll than this one.

Hello,

Basically, the topic says it all. Which are the most power hungry algorithms for Nvidia cards? Is there anywhere I can see which ones require more power than others - without testing myself?

Thanks!

Thank you for the suggestions but if I wanted to do it myself, I would've done it myself. I have more than enough to do with my other companies so I don't have time to start building cases for mining. Time is money.

I'm sorry, if you want to market yourself you're going to have to do more than create an account and reply to a single thread.

Hello,

Does anyone know of any reputable supplier of cases from the EU? I know the US has a couple (that I know of) but the shipping cost is extremely high due to the heavy weight.

I've purchased 12 cases from ethereumminer.eu, however, there's a lot of missing pieces so out of those 12 I can only build 6 of them. I've of course contacted them but haven't heard anything for two weeks and the only reply I got two weeks ago was basically "sorry, new people, will send asap" (which I assume they blamed new employees or something).

I also know of mineshop.eu but their case won't work for me. Partly because it's not stackable and partly because it looks like crap.

We really need some new proper cases because we've got a lot of rigs on the floor and on tables right now.

Thanks

As previously stated, you should mine in a pool.

You need to provide at least some information before anyone will be able to help you.

I have 36x 1080 Ti's (4 different models) and 30 of them (3 different models) are using 8+6 pins. Only one of the four models use 8+8 pins.

Has the auto exchange feature been disabled? It's been more than 24 hours since the last auto exchange was made from DGB, SIA and more to ETH.

The amount of coins credited to the auto exchange keep increasing but it never ends up in my ETH balance.

Does anyone know how power from risers/cables are distributed? I mean, let's say a 1080 Ti uses 250W and has one 8-pin and one 6-pin.

Will it draw 225W from the cables and the remaining 25W from the risers or will it be pulling 75W from the risers at all times and the remaining 175W from the cables? Or perhaps something else?

You don't hear how much people lose from GPU mining these days because people don't lose from GPU mining these days. With so many coins to choose from,  there's always coins that brings in good money - especially now when they're at extra high value. But even long before this current boom, it was still very profitable.

So no, you don't hear about how much people lose from GPU mining these days because people don't lose from GPU mining these days.

I'm having some issues now because pretty much ALL power supplies at 1000W or more are sold out all over Sweden, UK and Germany. So I'm now thinking about powering rigs using 2x 850W PSU's.

Your image suggests that the risers needs to be powered by the same PSU that powers the motherboard (for some reason).

Would it be okay to power the rig like this:


That way all risers are powered by the same PSU as in your image. However, that PSU also powers one GPU. The second PSU would only power the remaining five GPU's.

On the other hand I'm reading a lot of different answers. A lot of people are saying that they're dividing the power with one PSU powering 3 risers and 3 GPU's (and the second the rest + motherboard) while others say that you can't do that (though I can't find a single post properly explaining why). So many different opinions and answers.

While you are correct in that it's a terrible deal, you were the one purchasing the pack in the first place. You could've just bought components somewhere else.

Sounds like the rest could still be unconfirmed on suprnova. Check your unconfirmed coins on your dashboard.

I ordered eight risers from them a few weeks ago. Took a week to arrive to Sweden. They all work so far.

Anyone else know of anyone trustworthy here on bitcointalk.org or a shop that make and sell stackable cases?

And EVGA G2/G3/GQ 1300W should be enough.

Yes, difficulty increases the more miners mine that coin. No, you can't get double profits but you can get a bit extra. It will cover the power cost and then some (depending on GPU and power costs) but you won't get close to double.

Check out Claymore's ETH miner, that's the only dual miner available and only supports a few select coins.

http://www.parallelminer.com/product-category/power-supply-kit/
You still need a regular PSU to power the motherboard, CPU etc though.