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December 31, 2017, 04:03:06 AM
Last edit: March 26, 2018, 03:15:15 PM by VoskCoin
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Hey everyone put together a new 12x 1080 TI build, this time I tried to go more in-depth and my wire management has certainly leveled up. My first 12x 1080 TI build was pretty time consuming but this one went much better and really. . turned out much better I would say this is the rig I am the most proud of.



Anyway here's the full video tutorial guide on how to build your own 12+ GPU mining rig!

https://youtu.be/EJTMYGcoBws



Server settings used
12x GPU EWBF ZenCash Settings
miner.exe --server zhash.pro --user znkPcNtQTKfBkwPqnQBdKRuifeVejrEhjRU.vosksubscriber --pass x --port 3058  --cuda_devices 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
 
Overclock settings used

Conservative 1080 TI OC Settings
100 core / 100 memory / 200 watts
Stage 2
200 core / 150 memory / 200 watts
Stage 3 (shown in video)
200 core / 180 memory / 200 watts

Full 12x 1080 TI Mining Rig Parts List, available to buy on Amazon
1080 TI (Acquire 12)
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http://amzn.to/2DAztl0 (Some say these are the best) x12
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http://amzn.to/2DzyO3u (EVGA) x12
12x GPU Rig Frame
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Motherboard
http://amzn.to/2EgjBVX (Shown)
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http://amzn.to/2Ek4jQj (Alternative motherboard by ASUS)
http://amzn.to/2Dzs99p (Alternative motherboard by BIOSTAR)
CPU
http://amzn.to/2Dztpt9 (Shown)
http://amzn.to/2DC4Rj0 (Alternative)
http://amzn.to/2DCVpfn (Alternative)
RAM
http://amzn.to/2EhMcud (Grey)
http://amzn.to/2BWjoWt (White)
http://amzn.to/2DCYiN5 (Red / Shown)
PSU
http://amzn.to/2CfHIqI (EVGA 750w Plat. Shown)
http://amzn.to/2ElNqVl (EVGA 850w Plat. Cheaper Alt. ATM)
http://amzn.to/2El6eUG (EVGA 750w Gold much cheaper Alt.)
Server PSU Out Of Stock Shown https://goo.gl/oG3vh6
1600W PSU Alternative Option
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OR
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PCIE Risers (if needed the MC frame comes w/ them)
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PCIE splitter 6 pin to 2x 6+2 pin
http://amzn.to/2CdrPAX x13
USB Harddrive
http://amzn.to/2EhZ6Ix (Shown)
http://amzn.to/2lw70W3 (Alt. Seller)
http://amzn.to/2zS9qDD (Alternative)
http://amzn.to/2DBLwyJ (Alternative)
http://amzn.to/2Eiwj6L (Alternative)
PDU Cables if needed
http://amzn.to/2CdssKP C13/C14
http://amzn.to/2EklH7a C19/C20
Velcro
http://amzn.to/2DBZHUi (Shown)
Thermal Paste (only if needed)
Arctic Silver Kit
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Zip Ties if needed
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smOS is the Mining OS used - https://goo.gl/jMxTSS



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December 31, 2017, 08:24:10 AM
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Nice guide. I am about to build a rig, but I will assemble the frame myself.

I see you use cards with blower fans. Have you ever had temp issues with it?

Blowing the hot air on the back of another card does not seem like a long lasting solution to me, I am considering to install my blower cards on the side of the frame or vertical on top.
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December 31, 2017, 08:53:02 AM
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Great guide. I currently mine with 2 ASUS STRIX O11G (http://[Suspicious link removed]/2DCVMq7) and they give about 730 Sol/s. Looking forward to include more.

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December 31, 2017, 02:39:03 PM
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Nice guide. I am about to build a rig, but I will assemble the frame myself.

I see you use cards with blower fans. Have you ever had temp issues with it?

Blowing the hot air on the back of another card does not seem like a long lasting solution to me, I am considering to install my blower cards on the side of the frame or vertical on top.
thanks my friend, I used blowers because well I just had the blowers, I kind of prefer blowers (maybe I shouldn't though?) for 2 tier frames like this one, because otherwise the cards kind of exhaust heat out of the side and top, which seems to heat soak the entire rig a bit more. W/ the blowers all the heat is shot out of say the back, so I just don't have another rig right behind it and it's good to go

You have a template you're using or free hand for the frame?


I think that would work Cheesy

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December 31, 2017, 02:39:34 PM
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Great guide. I currently mine with 2 ASUS STRIX O11G (http://[Suspicious link removed]/2DCVMq7) and they give about 730 Sol/s. Looking forward to include more.
thanks man Cheesy // how do you like them? what power usage / oc settings you using?

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December 31, 2017, 02:53:51 PM
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I like blowers. Not sure why people think they don't last longer. My hottest cards are always the first ones in the rig, which don't get air blown on them from other cards. When you have a box fan on top, the air across all the cards ends up being cooler.

Anyway, nice setup and great write up!
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December 31, 2017, 03:07:08 PM
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Vosk,

Thanks for this, I was just looking at B250 mining expert or H110 Pro BTC+ board. BUT - both of them need to mix cards - AMD with Nvidia. You seem to have used just one - Nvidia and it works. Can you give more details on that please? Thanks.
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December 31, 2017, 04:12:42 PM
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Great guide. I currently mine with 2 ASUS STRIX O11G (http://[Suspicious link removed]/2DCVMq7) and they give about 730 Sol/s. Looking forward to include more.
thanks man Cheesy // how do you like them? what power usage / oc settings you using?
Nothing special: OC mode in ASUS Tweak Tool II only. The only strange thing I have noticed is that one of them is hotter than the other one 70-71C vs 64-65C although settings are identical, they are in an open frame.

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January 01, 2018, 09:10:48 PM
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I like blowers. Not sure why people think they don't last longer. My hottest cards are always the first ones in the rig, which don't get air blown on them from other cards. When you have a box fan on top, the air across all the cards ends up being cooler.

Anyway, nice setup and great write up!
Agreed they get such a bad rep O_o

how much cooler do you notice the cards w/ and w/o the fan?

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January 01, 2018, 09:12:31 PM
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Vosk,

Thanks for this, I was just looking at B250 mining expert or H110 Pro BTC+ board. BUT - both of them need to mix cards - AMD with Nvidia. You seem to have used just one - Nvidia and it works. Can you give more details on that please? Thanks.
I think a recent update has made it or will make it possible to not need to mix the cards on windows iirc

however I really only use linux for mining, and on linux you can use say 13 nvidia cards w/ no issues (i use smOS)

Nothing changed for it, just simply works

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January 01, 2018, 09:13:00 PM
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Great guide. I currently mine with 2 ASUS STRIX O11G (http://[Suspicious link removed]/2DCVMq7) and they give about 730 Sol/s. Looking forward to include more.
thanks man Cheesy // how do you like them? what power usage / oc settings you using?
Nothing special: OC mode in ASUS Tweak Tool II only. The only strange thing I have noticed is that one of them is hotter than the other one 70-71C vs 64-65C although settings are identical, they are in an open frame.
can you post a picture of the rig?

what spot is the card on the frame? that's interesting O_O

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I don't think I can post pictures as a newbie, but imagine a 8 card frame with cards in position 1 and 4 starting from left to right. Card in position 4 blows toward the card in position 1 and card in position 1 blows outside. The one in position 4 is the hotter one. So it does not make any sense. If 1 was hotter I would suspect 4 blows towards it and this is why it's hotter.

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January 08, 2018, 06:07:37 PM
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I don't think I can post pictures as a newbie, but imagine a 8 card frame with cards in position 1 and 4 starting from left to right. Card in position 4 blows toward the card in position 1 and card in position 1 blows outside. The one in position 4 is the hotter one. So it does not make any sense. If 1 was hotter I would suspect 4 blows towards it and this is why it's hotter.
you can post links to a picture // one of us can embed it in the thread

It's the poor card who gets all the hot recycled air at the end T_T lol or the ones smothered in the middle like on the riserless 8 gpu board

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Hi just wanted to ask i was planning to build 1080ti and i would like to ask if how many 1080 ti do i need with psu corsair HXi 1200i platinum?
Can i run 5x 1080 ti with this PSU?
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Hi just wanted to ask i was planning to build 1080ti and i would like to ask if how many 1080 ti do i need with psu corsair HXi 1200i platinum?
Can i run 5x 1080 ti with this PSU?

You can try but that's sort of pushing it esp if its on 120v and I'm assuming you would be tuning the power down? For example my 1080 tis run on 200 watts

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Hi just wanted to ask i was planning to build 1080ti and i would like to ask if how many 1080 ti do i need with psu corsair HXi 1200i platinum?
Can i run 5x 1080 ti with this PSU?
1080ti consume up to 300W, and even if you use a downvolt and the videocard consumes less power, it can jump higher sometimes. So i would not risk it
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I wouldn't risk to power more than 3 TI's off this PSU to keep it cool and safe. Maybe 4 with TDP set at 80-85%...

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Hi just wanted to ask i was planning to build 1080ti and i would like to ask if how many 1080 ti do i need with psu corsair HXi 1200i platinum?
Can i run 5x 1080 ti with this PSU?
1080ti consume up to 300W, and even if you use a downvolt and the videocard consumes less power, it can jump higher sometimes. So i would not risk it

If your electricity price is high, it is better to run at 60-70%. That is more efficient.
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April 03, 2018, 12:38:11 AM
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Hi just wanted to ask i was planning to build 1080ti and i would like to ask if how many 1080 ti do i need with psu corsair HXi 1200i platinum?
Can i run 5x 1080 ti with this PSU?
1080ti consume up to 300W, and even if you use a downvolt and the videocard consumes less power, it can jump higher sometimes. So i would not risk it

If your electricity price is high, it is better to run at 60-70%. That is more efficient.
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