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May 06, 2021, 09:18:32 AM
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Very interesting after crash rig shouldnt consuming so high power like 700watts. it will consume some power but after 5-10min later should go down. Can you try another miner?
If psu cant handle it will just turn off, in your case it is not turning off it just continues consuming power.
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May 06, 2021, 09:25:53 AM
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I have 4 PCIe connectors on the PSU.

Each cable splits to 2 8 Pins.


I have 2 cables (4 x 8 Pin) to the EVGA 3090.
3 of them are in the card and one powers the riser.

I have 1 cable (2 x 8 Pin) to the Zotac 3090.
They are both in the card.
I run a Molex for the riser.
That‘s pretty hefty, I know.
Almost 70 watts from the molex and 230 watts from a single 8 Pin to the PSU.

The Zotac 3070 sits right on the board with the last 8 Pin cable and has got the 2 x 8 Pin in the card
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May 06, 2021, 09:28:01 AM
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Very interesting after crash rig shouldnt consuming so high power like 700watts. it will consume some power but after 5-10min later should go down. Can you try another miner?
If psu cant handle it will just turn off, in your case it is not turning off it just continues consuming power.

I will try an other Miner.
Today it was gone again, but this time it restarted and was only consuming the 50w idle.
I guess a card crashed, restarted and was taking 100% PL and shut off the PSU.
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May 06, 2021, 09:51:45 AM
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The psu is weak for that setup.

Spare psu can easily eliminate the doubt.
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May 06, 2021, 10:01:49 AM
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Yes, I already ordered a Seasonic Prime TX 1000.
I will run both PSUs together so even if all cards go to stock I will not have any problems.
But the availbility is very bad and it will be shipped in 2 weeks from now.
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May 06, 2021, 10:05:56 AM
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I have 4 PCIe connectors on the PSU.

Each cable splits to 2 8 Pins.


I have 2 cables (4 x 8 Pin) to the EVGA 3090.
3 of them are in the card and one powers the riser.

I have 1 cable (2 x 8 Pin) to the Zotac 3090.
They are both in the card.
I run a Molex for the riser.
That‘s pretty hefty, I know.
Almost 70 watts from the molex and 230 watts from a single 8 Pin to the PSU.

The Zotac 3070 sits right on the board with the last 8 Pin cable and has got the 2 x 8 Pin in the card
Did you decide to do this yourself or did another miner give you advice?
You need to connect 2 RTX 3090 video cards and raisers (6 pins) to your 850 w power supply, and for the motherboard and RTX 3070 it is enough to use a 600 watt power supply and for this video card you can use a molex raiser (although it is better to use a 6 pin raiser)
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May 06, 2021, 12:52:27 PM
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If your psu is modular, don't forget to unplug and check the socket that connects to the psu.

Using 1 cable for a 3090 might burn the connector to the psu, that's the cons of modular psu, a socket connection has a more probabilty to fuck up..good quantity of pcie cables start with 1000w and above. Personally, my minimum watts for psu is 1200w.
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