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March 20, 2017, 09:38:20 AM
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Right haven´t looked at the slots... so 3 max  Undecided

Well I know you could stack almost everything.. but this case looks clean / nice and has got an cooling solution build in.
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March 20, 2017, 09:42:23 AM
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Right haven´t looked at the slots... so 3 max  Undecided

Well I know you could stack almost everything.. but this case looks clean / nice and has got an cooling solution build in.

Anything can be stacked. But the ability to pull out anything from in bw the stack is the what is needed, just like the cases in the server racks.
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March 20, 2017, 01:17:07 PM
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Right haven´t looked at the slots... so 3 max  Undecided

Well I know you could stack almost everything.. but this case looks clean / nice and has got an cooling solution build in.

Anything can be stacked. But the ability to pull out anything from in bw the stack is the what is needed, just like the cases in the server racks.

All you need is a powerdrill, and you can attach rails to anything.

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March 20, 2017, 04:16:01 PM
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print station with exhaust fan, work very well, no more heat accumulating Smiley

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March 20, 2017, 05:08:39 PM
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print station with exhaust fan, work very well, no more heat accumulating Smiley



Nice! Would you mind telling us some details? MB, GPUs, how did you attach the gpus etc?!
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March 20, 2017, 05:43:19 PM
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print station with exhaust fan, work very well, no more heat accumulating Smiley



Nice! Would you mind telling us some details? MB, GPUs, how did you attach the gpus etc?!


yeah sure ,

MB : h81 pro btc rev 1 or rev 2
GPU : sapphire nitro and nitro + 470/480  4gb or 8gb (total 36)
Riser : pci express 1x to 16x rev 005
Psu : 5 leipa maxgold 1000W, enermax platinum 1700W, Leipa platinum 1700W

I screw the riser directly on the shelf . One shelf for MB (2 by shelf) and PSU and one shelf for GPU  (12 by shelf)
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March 20, 2017, 06:06:15 PM
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Wait! I just found something that might be better:

http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=488

- Stackable
- ATX
- 12.2 inch gpus
- fans included (well they´re probably weak but at least they already thought about a cooling solution / air flow...)

Right now I´m investigating further... (how many gpus will fit etc...)

Only a board like the Biostar GT7 which has 4 physical slots could work in a case like this. And this case has 7 PCIe slots so a maximum of 3 cards. You need something with 8+ slots. And dont worry about stackable.

lol .. no. Tyan case and mobo , 8 GPU just fine.

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March 20, 2017, 06:24:54 PM
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A question to all the ones using server PSU... How do you power your pci-e x1 to usb risers? Do you use some kind of PCI-e 6 pin to 2xSATA extender? So, a server PSU with x8 PCI-e 6 pin connectors is not for 4GPUs, it is for 3 GPU plus risers..

I'm thinking into buying a really cheap refurbished FSP 500W ATX psu for mobo+cpu+16x GPU, and a server PSU for every GPU with a riser, But I can't see how to power risers only with server PSU without wasting so many connectors. PCI-e 6 pin are made for 150W max, aren't them? So for 75W max from PCI-e connector, that should be a PCI-e 6pin to 2xSATA for 2 risers.
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March 21, 2017, 10:29:58 AM
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A question to all the ones using server PSU... How do you power your pci-e x1 to usb risers? Do you use some kind of PCI-e 6 pin to 2xSATA extender? So, a server PSU with x8 PCI-e 6 pin connectors is not for 4GPUs, it is for 3 GPU plus risers..

I'm thinking into buying a really cheap refurbished FSP 500W ATX psu for mobo+cpu+16x GPU, and a server PSU for every GPU with a riser, But I can't see how to power risers only with server PSU without wasting so many connectors. PCI-e 6 pin are made for 150W max, aren't them? So for 75W max from PCI-e connector, that should be a PCI-e 6pin to 2xSATA for 2 risers.

bud there are now risers that have a 6 pin pci express plug housing instead of the molex ones, 6 pin powered risers are much better

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March 21, 2017, 10:44:59 AM
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Wait! I just found something that might be better:

http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=488

- Stackable
- ATX
- 12.2 inch gpus
- fans included (well they´re probably weak but at least they already thought about a cooling solution / air flow...)

Right now I´m investigating further... (how many gpus will fit etc...)

Only a board like the Biostar GT7 which has 4 physical slots could work in a case like this. And this case has 7 PCIe slots so a maximum of 3 cards. You need something with 8+ slots. And dont worry about stackable.

lol .. no. Tyan case and mobo , 8 GPU just fine.

Well what I was trying to do is to keep it small, clean and CHEAP!  Wink min. 4 GPUs are fine
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March 21, 2017, 01:53:52 PM
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So, I've been on the hunt for a good MB to do 6+ GPUs with.  Awhile back on a hunch I bought the ASUS Z270A PRIME -- 7 PCIe slots and two m.2 slots - I thought maybe I could get 9 GPUs on it.  But I was restricted to 4 with the bios that shipped with it.

At this point, however, I have gotten 7 GPUs on it-- the max I have space for right now.

Sharing the details here in case it is useful for someone else:

Here's what I found:

-- Had to flash the BIOS.  Board shipped with 5.0.0 and I updated it to the latest (7.0.0 I think)-- this is necessary to get the "Above 4g decoding" option. Which appears on the boot menu in the bios.
-- PCIe switched to Gen2
-- Didn't make other changes.

WARNING WARNING WARNING

When I flashed the BIOS the onboard network hardware stopped working with linux. this caused a bunch of problems.

I had to run this utility to refresh the network drivers ROM to make things work:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/19186

Current setup for this board-
-- Ubuntu 16.04 server
-- 7x NVIDIA 1070 8GB Cards

Working fine. (And about %10 more hash under linux than under Windows.)
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March 21, 2017, 05:16:30 PM
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A question to all the ones using server PSU... How do you power your pci-e x1 to usb risers? Do you use some kind of PCI-e 6 pin to 2xSATA extender? So, a server PSU with x8 PCI-e 6 pin connectors is not for 4GPUs, it is for 3 GPU plus risers..

I'm thinking into buying a really cheap refurbished FSP 500W ATX psu for mobo+cpu+16x GPU, and a server PSU for every GPU with a riser, But I can't see how to power risers only with server PSU without wasting so many connectors. PCI-e 6 pin are made for 150W max, aren't them? So for 75W max from PCI-e connector, that should be a PCI-e 6pin to 2xSATA for 2 risers.

Use PCIe risers that come with 6 pin connectors instead of molex/sata (they are availible now)
Use 1X2 PCIe power cables for the Server PSU, oir get PCIe power splitters, and use the two plugs per cable in GPU Power and Riser Power, thus powering One Card from one power slot.

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March 21, 2017, 06:23:23 PM
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You don't really need permanent partitioning.  Hot air rise so even if you use TARP to partition without impacting structures, you can see huge improvements.

I agree with that, tarp partitioning will work nicely for a cheap & easy method for non-permanent partitionning
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March 21, 2017, 10:41:23 PM
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Has anyone with the Biostar TB85 had any issues getting 6 rx 480 8gb cards working out of the box?  Seems the 2 middle pci lanes for me dont work and I am unsure if its a hardware issue or a bios config issue.
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March 22, 2017, 01:14:36 AM
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You probably have a bad board.  I have that board, no issues with 6 GPUs.  Many others have it too.  Return it and get a new one.

P.S TB85 is available on Newegg.com again.  Get it FAST before they sell out again.
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March 22, 2017, 01:58:00 AM
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You probably have a bad board.  I have that board, no issues with 6 GPUs.  Many others have it too.  Return it and get a new one.

P.S TB85 is available on Newegg.com again.  Get it FAST before they sell out again.

Thanks, yea I am gonna RMA it, also just picked up 2 more on newegg.  Have another question about this board, I never come across a board with molex power directly on the board, whats the purpose and is it needed?
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March 22, 2017, 03:07:24 AM
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Many boards have it.  Some are required when you want to power 3 or more GPU such as the ASROCK H97 Anniversary.  The ASROCK H81 BTC Pro have it but it's optional as you can hit the Letter N when it warns you and it won't prompt you to plug in the molex anymore.  For the TB85, you won't need to use it.  It's for back in the days when people were using non powered risers which can put too much load on the MB and fry them.
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* Lotsa 4KW PSU
* 20 Picos
* Lotsa HURRICANE FANS
* Lotsa PCI RISERS!
* Lotsa Cables
* Lotsa FUN!!!!!!!!!







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He will also have the EPS cable split with the 2.5MM Barrel cable to power the Pico but that is delayed.  

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March 22, 2017, 05:33:20 AM
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always nice stuff i see from you yun... i wish i could afford some stuff
only running my usb sticks and my 3 vid cards that does not make much for me
running a r7 240 / r9 380 and strix rx480 mining eth only makin about 2 bucks after power maybe one of these days ill be able to afford somethin
keep up the good work and did you by chance see my pm ?

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March 22, 2017, 05:38:35 AM
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*********** TIME TO BUILD *********************

HAPPY DAYS!!!   FINKSY STUFF  ARRIVED!

* Lotsa 4KW PSU
* 20 Picos
* Lotsa HURRICANE FANS
* Lotsa PCI RISERS!
* Lotsa Cables
* Lotsa FUN!!!!!!!!!


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