Are you referring to my profile? I joined in January, and haven't posted cause I just lurk, because frankly I find most of the posts here on BTCT too moronic to be worth responding to. 

OK folks, seeing lots of FUD here from people who havent followed the project since idiotdev left on 4 April.

Here's my ELI5 on the situation, picking up on some questions above.

• a new team took over the coin within minutes, with a view to the project becoming a transparent community project from the outset
• a new discord was set up and has been very active with community votes and suggestions and the team expanded with 100% volunteers and has depth and breadth
• people have continued to mine reden on the old chain, but it is not fit for purpose going forwards, and the new chain specs were voted by the community
• we move to a new chain, so a 1:1 swap of coins based on old chain block 37050 will be done, you have plenty of time - one week - to do that
• the first 800 blocks are 0 reward to allow the chain to stabilize and give mn holders of which we have plenty time to swap coins and setup
• the github will be linked as soon as the new chain launches at 22:00 UTC 21st April
• a website is ready to go live too that includes core teams full identities, and links to a consultative whitepaper on our anti-scam purpose
• reden continues to be actively traded in the discord OTC, and will aim to list on a mid market exchange in due course

Hope that helps!

Just registered to come and say thanks for this thread.  It helped me get 3x1080ti (1x16channel, 2xRisers) going on my H81 Pro, even though it was not plug and play.

As I was just happy to get them going, this is not a full "debug", but some things that seemed to help, or didnt at least harm the process

• AS Rock H81 Rev2.0 with 1.20 BIOS.  I turned off everything I didnt need to be using, and maximised the compatibility/stability settings
• 4gb DDR3 RAM, Pentium G3260. Increased the pagefile to 16gb, as NiceHash was getting out of memory errors even after first two card up and running.
• Window 10 Pro. Build 1609.  I did the hackflag registry fix "just in case" but actually the second card was found when I removed the hackflag key again.
• NVIDIA drivers 388.43.  I just kept doing a clean install of just the drivers once another card on another PCie channel was found.
• Getting a single card going in any of the channels was not a problem. I used this process to make sure I had two working risers to eliminate the "bad riser" risk, and then left the first card in the mobo slot.
• I finally got a second card working on one of the risers.  Not really sure how I managed that, but lots of rebooting, bios flashing etc.
• But the the third card would not work and a third slot, until I took out the second card, got the third card working, then added the second card back in.

So in summary, if I had to start from zero I would try this to make it work with less trial and error, basically adding cards one at a time, but only adding card N to a slot that was already working with N-1 cards:

• Get one card/riser going in one slot.  Install the drivers.
• Use the same working card/riser combo in a second slot to "activate" that slot. Install the drivers
• Hopefully get two cards running on the two "active" slots.
• Move one of the cards to a third slot to "activate" it. Install the drivers
• Add the third card, using all three "active" slots. Etc...

Hope this helps someone else, and for my 4th card once the damned riser arrives...

Danny