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there are many variations dps-1200fb, dps-1200TB etc. Are all the same? also the breakout board fits all of them or there is specific designed breakout board for each variation?
Stick with DPS-1200FB, it's the most suitable PSU for your needs, IMO. There is plenty of breakout boards available for this model.
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About the first mod every reference 290(x) owner should do: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi67.tinypic.com%2F2yni1c0.jpg&t=665&c=8pcfvHz5rc4lKA) After that is done and you still want more you need to start playing with bios. It will never be a powersaver but still a very profitable card to mine with. About the first "mod" any high-end blower model card with a bloody DVI connector should do is to pull that bloody airflow blocking mounting plate OFF (if it's in a riser rig and doesn't use the mounting holes part). Helps a lot on 1080 blower models too, though my ASUS 1080ti blower card doesn't have a DVI connector and doesn't really need the mod. Also helped noticeably on the one Sapphire "mining" card I got that had the congested "original" type mounting plate instead of the later models that opened up that mounting plate. "Cannot find any AMD adapters" is probably a DRIVER crash that took more than a fractional second to "recover".
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Hi guys, I am looking to get some more gpus for mining. Currently I have 5x r9 390x, 1x 1080ti , 1x gtx980 and 5x r9 380. r9 290 4GB caught my attention because is pretty cheap on ebay and powerful, I read that has about 380 sol/s with overclocking in zec/zen/btg, is this true? The same hashrate I get also on my overclocked gtx980 so I am in a dilemma what gpu to get because also gtx980 is about the same price used but sucks in ethereum mining,so I'll have to stick with equihash algorithm. Can I achieve this hashrate with any r9 290 or some brands are voltage locked? also has anyone measured how much is exactly the power draw from an overclocked r9 290? I am looking to get the asus b250 mining expert to fill all 19 gpu slots with r9 290s but how many PSU will I need and how much wattage each? can I use this one? https://www.ebay.de/itm/HP-BladeCenter-Netzteil-2450W-High-Efficiency-C7000-500242-001-488603-001/372154727230?hash=item56a6267b3e:g:df0AAOSw0W5aH~Kt R9 290 is generally going to make you more money mining ETH, where it is a legitimate 29-30 Mhash card but will easily pull 250-300 watts per card to get to that hashrate in most cases. I'm not sure what kind of power usage they have mining ZEC as I never had mine doing that for more than a very short period of time during the EARLY ZEC days last year. 3 of those Bladecenter PS should be plenty, if you can find the right breakout boards for them to make them usable. 2 would probably be viable, they should be able to handle about 8 cards each PCI-E AND riser - depends on how big an ATX supply you use to run the MB itself and how many of the cards the ATX supply can run.
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December 18, 2017, 10:57:50 PM |
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ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters This error has nothing to do with the internet connection. Check for driver issues. "Cannot find any AMD adapters" is probably a DRIVER crash that took more than a fractional second to "recover".
That message, is throughout all of my logs. All the time. :/ Right now it's running 8 hours straight after completely disabling any windows updates from registry. Previously I had it, "ask me when to download". But that "ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters" message is still there all the time. Tomorrow if it keeps running overnight I''m gonna go back to the blockchain drivers. I'm also gonna pull an Ethernet cable to make my connection 100% stable.
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December 18, 2017, 11:32:42 PM |
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I'm using 16.11.5 drivers for 290 series@W10, they just don't like drivers later than that. Basic DDU + reinstall should help, MSI afterburner also needs some settings to be enabled.
@QuintLeo Yes that plate is annoying, wonder why someone who disassembles ref cooler doesn't get rid of it. I mean, you can always put it back...
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December 19, 2017, 12:04:24 AM |
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I'm using 16.11.5 drivers for 290 series@W10, they just don't like drivers later than that. Basic DDU + reinstall should help, MSI afterburner also needs some settings to be enabled.
@QuintLeo Yes that plate is annoying, wonder why someone who disassembles ref cooler doesn't get rid of it. I mean, you can always put it back...
I installed Sapphire Trixx instead of MSI afterburner because I was thinking maybe that program was the problem. :/ Why don't use use the blockchain ones?
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December 19, 2017, 08:37:51 AM Last edit: December 19, 2017, 09:34:31 AM by bassistas |
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there are many variations dps-1200fb, dps-1200TB etc. Are all the same? also the breakout board fits all of them or there is specific designed breakout board for each variation?
Stick with DPS-1200FB, it's the most suitable PSU for your needs, IMO. There is plenty of breakout boards available for this model. ok, so I am ready to order all the appropriate parts but as far as I understand, to make each of my rig work I need: a separate cheap 300w standard atx psu (about $20) just for the motherboard, a DPS-1200FB ($69) the cheapest I can find now on ebay (which is actually the DPS-1200FB-1, dont know if its the same) https://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-1200W-Power-Supply-578322-B21-579229-001-570451-001-570451-101-DPS-1200FB-1/232579507890?hash=item3626d1a6b2:g:81IAAOSwqiVaHttv to power 4x r9 290/390 gpus on each rig, a breakout board ($8.19) and the pci-e cables ($29.99) . Or instead of the standard atx psu, a pico psu adapter ($49) to power the motherboard from the server psu. Am I correct? So, if I sum it all, the cost isn't so low as I initially thought. Its roughly $127. On newegg I can find some 1200W standard atx psus for the same amount of money and I will also have warranty. So whats the point to go for the server psu? https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2J53KH0075I need to setup about 16-17 rigs with 4x gpus each. So I am looking to keep the psu cost as low as possible but also to have reliability. Maybe there are some good server psu alternatives that are even cheaper and will do the job just fine or this is the cheapest I can go for my use? For example I just found this monster on ebay for less cost than the DPS-1200FB. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-PowerEdge-M1000e-Server-2700W-Switching-Power-Supply-E2700P-00-TJJ3M/302565706413?epid=21005587000&hash=item4672524aad:g:sDUAAOSw8UZaMw92With this one I could feed 2 or 3 rigs at the same time, But are there any breakout boards for this? I cant find any
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December 19, 2017, 02:35:38 PM Last edit: December 19, 2017, 04:19:32 PM by RealKariverson |
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Yesterday the rig worked for 12 hours straight. New record, but still something happened while I was asleep.
04:55:12:889 1188 ETH: Share accepted (94 ms)!
04:55:12:889 1188 new buf size: 0 04:55:12:920 180c ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters 04:55:12:920 180c em hbt: 0, fm hbt: 47, 04:55:12:920 180c watchdog - thread 0 (gpu0), hb time 328 04:55:12:936 180c watchdog - thread 1 (gpu0), hb time 140 04:55:12:936 180c watchdog - thread 2 (gpu1), hb time 171 04:55:12:936 180c watchdog - thread 3 (gpu1), hb time 343 04:55:12:936 180c watchdog - thread 4 (gpu2), hb time 46 04:55:12:952 180c watchdog - thread 5 (gpu2), hb time 250 04:55:12:952 180c watchdog - thread 6 (gpu3), hb time 234 04:55:12:952 180c watchdog - thread 7 (gpu3), hb time 47 04:55:12:952 180c watchdog - thread 8 (gpu4), hb time 47 04:55:12:967 180c watchdog - thread 9 (gpu4), hb time 282 04:55:12:967 180c watchdog - thread 10 (gpu5), hb time 297 04:55:12:967 180c watchdog - thread 11 (gpu5), hb time 78 04:55:13:749 1188 ETH: checking pool connection... 04:55:13:749 1188 send: {"worker": "", "jsonrpc": "2.0", "params": [], "id": 3, "method": "eth_getWork"}
04:55:13:842 1188 got 248 bytes 04:55:13:842 1188 buf: {"id":3,"jsonrpc":"2.0","result":["0xdebce9c6359ad9a76860c3d61eeacfa9468dec29c19096eb8575a3b49123be79","0x9d2e3fc27256471aefd0ac060863e72fa7ca01ae239f872242f7c9797c1eb775","0x0112e0be826d694b2e62d01511f12a6061fbaec8bc02357593e70e52ba","0x4898b9"]}
04:55:13:842 1188 parse packet: 247 04:55:13:842 1188 ETH: job is the same 04:55:13:842 1188 new buf size: 0 04:55:17:530 180c ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters 04:55:18:077 2248 recv: 60 04:55:18:093 2248 srv pck: 59 04:55:19:718 2248 ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters 04:55:19:718 2248 srv bs: 0 04:55:19:734 2248 sent: 190 04:55:22:343 180c ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters 04:55:23:765 1188 ETH: checking pool connection... 04:55:23:765 1188 send: {"worker": "", "jsonrpc": "2.0", "params": [], "id": 3, "method": "eth_getWork"}
04:55:24:578 1188 send: {"id":6,"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_submitHashrate","params":["0x7ce67c5", "0x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006b073ac5"]}
04:55:26:672 180c ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters 04:55:32:797 180c ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters 04:55:33:782 1188 ETH: checking pool connection... 04:55:34:688 1188 send: {"worker": "", "jsonrpc": "2.0", "params": [], "id": 3, "method": "eth_getWork"}
04:55:41:814 180c ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters 04:55:48:362 1188 ETH: Stratum - socket send failed 10054, disconnect 04:55:59:738 180c ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters
This is my bat. file:
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0 setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100 setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal 0xD2F39eC8d4161019428395a8136793BC4E3c9C33.Rig1 -epsw x
BTW my meter came. Corsair link wattage indication is pretty accurate!
Also I downloaded the new version of claymore. They say it fixes some stuff. Hope it helps.
- fixed critical issues in remote management feature (attacker could crash miner even in read-only mode). - now miner supports up to #299 epoch. - in rare cases ADL API calls can hang, now watchdog checks it as well.
Also, my old HP mouse died somehow. From the cold?
I watched some more tutorials on how to setup claymore. I saw one guy that set the variables on system variables on windows. I did that too now. I downloaded and installed the beta drivers again. And I started it again 20 minutes ago. The "ADL: Cannot find any AMD adapters" thingy that was all over the place in all the logs, now it's gone. Haven't seen it once in these 20 minutes. I have a good feeling about this now.
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December 19, 2017, 05:50:03 PM |
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Server PSUs are the best choice when you are able to DIY and source cheap components. A fully DIY wired PSU w/Pico will cost ~85-100$ in material (DPS-1200FB), labor cost - YMMV. Frankly DIY seems to be not your case, so better stick with ATX power supplies. You'll find cheap breakout boards only for DPS-1200FB and the likes. Because they are Chinese. There exist breakout boards for beefier power supplies - DPS-2000BB, IBM 2980W, etc. They cost >40 USD. Link: http://www.gekkoscience.com/products/IBM2K_board.htmlI will reiterate - if you feel unsure to modify server PSUs, go for decent ATX PSUs.
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December 19, 2017, 06:36:16 PM |
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Server PSUs are the best choice when you are able to DIY and source cheap components. A fully DIY wired PSU w/Pico will cost ~85-100$ in material (DPS-1200FB), labor cost - YMMV. Frankly DIY seems to be not your case, so better stick with ATX power supplies. You'll find cheap breakout boards only for DPS-1200FB and the likes. Because they are Chinese. There exist breakout boards for beefier power supplies - DPS-2000BB, IBM 2980W, etc. They cost >40 USD. Link: http://www.gekkoscience.com/products/IBM2K_board.htmlI will reiterate - if you feel unsure to modify server PSUs, go for decent ATX PSUs. modification is not a problem, I have also a friend who is electronics technician and he can do the work for me for free. The problem is that pico psu is as expensive as a separate cheap psu for the motherboard and also the pci-e cables/plugs for the breakout boards also cost a lot. Do you also have any source where I can get just the 6+2 plugs and the wires separately cheaper than the ready made ones from ebay? For 17 rigs this will cut down a lot of the cost.
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December 19, 2017, 07:26:52 PM |
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modification is not a problem, I have also a friend who is electronics technician and he can do the work for me for free. The problem is that pico psu is as expensive as a separate cheap psu for the motherboard and also the pci-e cables/plugs for the breakout boards also cost a lot. Do you also have any source where I can get just the 6+2 plugs and the wires separately cheaper than the ready made ones from ebay? For 17 rigs this will cut down a lot of the cost.
To be clear what means DIY'ing a server PSU: you have to cut wire into into cords, crimp all terminals (and solder - for better contact), slap on 6/6+2 connectors and solder the cabling to PSU's output, or use breakout with terminal blocks. Parts can be bought cheap from: China (terminals, connectors, PicoPSU) and the electrical supply store (wire). Time wise, it takes from 2 to 8 hours to fully DIY one PSU, depending on the options. I understand your friend wants to help you, but modding 17 PSUs - that's rather part-time job, than friendly help ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Doing everything wisely decreases the total cost by a good margin. PM me if you need specific build details and purchase instructions. Tip required ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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Good news. Tonight the rig did not shut down. It's still going. Almost 24 hours now. So hopefully I did solve the problem!! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) ETH price keeps going up. I must expand soon :p
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