Except you wont have polarisbioseditor to do it Better start learning how to do it by hand.

1350/2250

My XFX 1060 6gb SSC is capable of 330+ sol/s @ 93% power limit, 79 degrees, 1900 core / 9000 mem (+100/+700), 46% fan speed which is basically silent.
I can push more if I increase the temp and power limits and run the fan @ 100% of course

I would suggest a wait for a good price on a 1070

Exists already, it's called VERIUM https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1540023.1880;topicseen

Hi
I don't use dummy plugs, not on the H81 Pro btc boards, AM1 boards, F2A88X boards, Z170 Boards.

both with RX480 and GTX 1060 / 1070 and 1080  (everything on linux, of course   )

there is a trick to read the EDID from your monitor, save it to a file, and then feed it manually to the X window, so it will not check if the monitor is present or not, which is great when you wanna control fan speeds, overclocking or enter remotely via VNC, because the OS thinks the monitor IS connected  

if there is interest i can find my notes how to doit, and post it.

Yes the Z97 anniversary edition supports multi gpu mining. You need to start out your rig with one GPU first , see if it loads up until to windows, if it does try with 2 cards and so on. Usually with this board you will have a few problems with 6 GPU but it should support well 5 GPU-s. If it doesn't give you signal even with 1 GPU then you should have your mainboard troubleshooted. I don't know about ASRock but latest MSI motherboards have already prebuild led lights that tells you what your problem could be.

If you ask me a 6th generation motherboard should work much better for mining than a 4th generation motherboard, so if you have some money left by all means by a Z270 motherboard from MSI, it supports up to 8 GPU-s without problems.

Yea but they are power hungry.

But you can buy a new socket G34 4 cpu motherboard for under $80.00 of course you would have to deal with non standard format and non standard power connectivity and every time I thought of it I quickly talked myself out of it.

The more standard boards are more expensive to the point its not worth it.

It's worth doing if you could get a deal on a decommissioned server for cheap.

But you can purchase a dual node dual cpu open compute socket 2011 Wiwynn server new in the box for under $200.00

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wiwynn-SV7210-Two-Node-Open-Compute-Server-Dual-LGA-2011-/391296440423

All you need to do is buy 4 cheap E5-2600 V1 cpu's and some cheap ddr 3 ram and a SSD and 240 volt power source, will run Linux and windows 7 just fine.

The only reason I have have not bought several is I moving away from socket 2011 and moving to socket 2011-3.


EDIT: Every time I look at those open compute servers I am SO tempted........I must not buy.........must not........will power must have will power.....LOL