Quote from: newmz on July 03, 2017, 08:58:33 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on July 03, 2017, 01:31:19 AM

@ fullzero

here is a really detailed build of the nvoc0017 with 2 nvidia 1070's on a

GIGABYTE GA-Z270P-D3 LGA1151 Intel Z270 2-Way Crossfire ATX DDR4 Motherboard.

to all this is a solid board really good

I tested stable up to 5 amd rx 480's on win 10 and smos
I tested stable up to 4 1080 ti's on win 10 and win 7 tested up to 3 on nvoc

I am sure it will do 5 on all of the above well maybe not win 7. I just did not test that high on all os's

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1998198.0

Can I ask: why do you go for the higher end CPU?

I've been running 2 eth rigs on Asrock H81 Pro BTC boards for over a year, mostly using Ethos (which is an AMD linux mining distro). I recently started to convert to Nvidia so I'm using the same setup but one of them now using nvOC and 2 1070s + 3 1060s. I always used the cheapest low end pentium (I forget exactly which - 2 cores 3.3GHz) and it was always fine. Seems fine in nvOC so far too. Unless you want to run that XMR CPU miner I guess.

I went a step lower than Pentium on my 2 rigs and bought $50 G3930 Celeron processors since I am only GPU mining. They run nvOC quite stably (I just returned from a 5 day vacation and both of my rigs that were running v0016 stayed up the entire time I was gone). Granted, I am not using Teamviewer like some folks here. That will consume more system resources. I can do everything I need with SSH and the screen command if I'm at home. I did leave one of my windows workstations online while I was gone so I could teamviewer into that and from there SSH into my rigs if necessary, but luckily I had no need to.