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May 15, 2017, 06:30:45 PM
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I have Mobos with 3 PCIEx16 and 3 Pciex1 or 6 cards in total. The problem is with these 3PCIEx16 near each other you can't use all the three of them, you have to sacrifice one. I have seen videos on Youtube where a guy has connected 6 PCIex1 slots with risers and that's what I am looking for, for that kind of mobo. I searched on the Internet without success. Can anyone tell me the name of the motherboard with 1 PCIex16 and 6 Pciex1 ?




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May 15, 2017, 09:58:23 PM
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you do know an x1 raiser will work in a x16 slot right? there the same thing just less pins, or you could use 3 x16 raisers and 3 x1 raisers and have all the cards off the board and spread out ( this is what most people do) or just use 6 x1 raisers on the 3 x16 and 3 x1 slots (aslong as you remember to put it at the front of the slot closest to the back of the motherboard where the USB's and stuff are)

theres also beefy things like

https://www.scan.co.uk/products/asus-x99-e-ws-usb-31-intel-x99-s-2011-3-ddr4-satae-m2-(pcie)-4-way-sli-crossfire-dual-gbe-usb-31-a-s

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