you mean from a standard usb port/header on the mobo to a pcie slot adapter? no go.

the usb cables in risers just carry the pcie signals from the slot to the adapter. they do not use the usb protocol; the usb cables just happen to have enough individual wires and bandwidth to work so are convenient to use.

you could try a pcie port multiplier but not sure how well you could fit that in there.

we have a list of suppliers on our service providers website that are approved by the state to sell energy in our service area.

yeah we choose our energy supplier one or twice a year and go with whoever is lowest. this time our supplier is in texas and we are in massachusetts. the delivery cost per kw is more than the supply cost per kw.

go figure..

definitely interested in pics of that..

can you put another fan in on the mobo side where the expansion card slot covers go? maybe fit a 92 or something in that space?

i have a peltier module sitting on the bench in the basement. I was just going to zip tie mine to the compac with a evo 212 on the hot side, and solder a molex/bigass cap for 5v power to the compac, and 12v to the peltier and fan.

i like the heatsinks on the reverse side, ill do the same and get some airflow there too somehow.

i thought there was a way to pencil mod it for higher volts but might be thinking of something else.

you did everything correctly by reporting it when the loss that was your fault was only 0.02 btc. they basically admitted they screwed up and cost you the rest of the 0.22. it boggles the mind that nicehash would take this kind of hit to their credibility over a couple hundred bucks.

i have an account there but now ill only use it only as a last resort.

i figure my 390s draw somewhere around 180-200 watts each (total at wall, not gpuz reading) on zec @ 95 sol. with eth its around 250-275 watts each.

my 2 GB sapphire nitro 380ITX  (1100/1400) gets 48-50 -i 1  v4.0

wouldnt some data centers with hot isle/cold isle setups have a problem with that rig as heated air  will go the wrong way?  or can it be mounted "backwards" in a rack.

if you tried it at some point, what was the result of normal front to back flow (gpu->mobo) for temps? mobo and cpu, or more likely, the PSU cooked?

anyway very clean and compact setup, probably the best ive seen.

im too lazy to figure which is more profitable day to day.. i just point one rig at each lol

i have no problem with the fee.

it is amazing how many people demand perfect, maintaned software to make money for them but not want to have the programmer make some too.

380 2 gb: 35 - 37 at 1100/1400 -i 1. wont run at -i 2 (gives -61 error, not enough video mem probably).

pulling high 70s with my 390s with -i 2, mid 30s on my 380 with -i 1 (the 380 wont take -i 2)

sweet.

download it from the MEGA link instead.

looks like 8-9 percent here on two 390s and 10 percent or so on a 380.

thanks!

Operation Sysytem :  Win 7 pro
Wallet : poloniex
Miner : nicehash
Pool: supranova
CPU (if you mining with cpu): i5 3570k @ 4.4 ghz (4 core no ht, all cores used)
CPU Speed : 19.x sol/sec

what model numbers and speeds are the cpus? my i5 3570k @4.4 ghz pulls a bit over 19 sol/s. on zec with nicehash miner. seems your numbers are low.

or are you talking about another coin youre mining?

didnt they add a random amount of time before switching to the most profitable? to prevent all miners from switching at the same time? although by miners i thought they meant whole rigs, not individual gpus.

i just deleted config.txt for now. that solved my 100% rejected shares in 1.1. dunno why it solved it but it worked.

ill setup a proper config.txt for failover pools tomorrow.