If it's not sold in Europe, they do not have to apply the European law.
If they sell them and ship them from China, they can apply whatever warranty they want. Even if the product is delivered in Europe.

I prefer to use the risers with the 6 pins PCI connector, and directly connected to the PSU.

Indeed, with the good math, it's 4% ^^

Your answers here : http://cryptomining-blog.com/8765-using-a-pci-express-x1-to-3x-pcie-x1-slots-splitter/

I've received payments on several of my BTC addresses.
I have multiple payments, just above 0.01 BTC, so the 4% fee applies.

Each time, the fee looks to be a little more then 4%.
If I do the math right, ("Fees BTC" / "Amount BTC" x 100 = "Fee percentage"), I get around 4.16%.
Is this normal ?

You will find, under this, all the available 1080 Ti cards, with their Clock speed and Boost Speed.
What would be the hashing difference between a Founder Edition card (1480 MHz / 1582 MHz) and the GALAX GTX 1080 Ti HOF Limited Edition (1645 MHz / 1759 MHz) ?

It's the ASrock H110 Pro BTC+
Topic already here (created May 29, 2017) : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1939165.0

Reminds me of KNC Neptune.
They caught fire also : https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/knc-neptunes-burning-whats-smell-ooops-melted/

AMD has finally announced a date where they’ll announce the consumer-oriented Radeon RX Vega. The mythical card’s launch will be taking place at SIGGRAPH this year.
SIGGRAPH is an interesting choice for a venue, as it’s not a consumer event (as opposed to say E3 or IFA), but AMD is no stranger to the show, having launched their Radeon WX professional products there last year.
SIGGRAPH runs from July 30th to August 3rd, so it’s almost exactly 2 months out.
Source : http://www.anandtech.com/show/11481/amd-vega-updates-vega-frontier-edition-available-june-27th-vega-rx-to-be-launched-at-siggraph-at-end-of-july


The presentation for Vega at Computex wasn't good...
They used two Vega cards to run Prey at 4K, and there was screen tearing.
A GTX 1080Ti can get about 88FPS with high minimums. I'm considering buying a GTX1080Ti now, instead of waiting...

Release date : 27th June
Price : Unknown
TDP : around 300watts




In mining, one Nvidia GP100 is usually as fast as 2.5 RX480.
If I take a retail price of ~250€ for one RX480, and assume that the mining power of a Radeon Frontier Edition is equal to a Nvidia GP100, that tell us that if the card retails at more then ~650 to 700€ it's not worth to buy it.

https://youtu.be/FOrtSRip0bg?t=2m15s
Guaranteed 2025Mhz Overclock.
The creator of the card said he achieved 2150Mhz on aircoling.

Looks good
Price and release date where not announced yet.


Other video : https://youtu.be/6aUBO7GRAmg

Here you go : https://www.miningrigs.net/?product=dual-power-supply-adapter

Dammit, I just bought two Biostar TB250-BTC ...

Well, the riser has it's own power source.
Maybe your motherboard couldn't give enough power to the two cards at the same time ?

What about www.nicehash.com for Cloud mining ?

Shhhh, don't tell everyone.
Let the existing miners gain and say to everyone else its not profitable

On some motherboards, you can chose the PCIe generation (Gen 1, Gen 2, Gen 3).
Try putting both cards on Gen 2.
Image : https://www.pugetsystems.com/pic_disp.php?id=25603&width=800&height=800

People use mostly x1 slots with risers.
There should be no impact using x1 slots.

You said that you swapped the video cards between the slots and the slow card is slow on whatever slot.
It looks like your video card itself has a problem.