what we need is not a motherboard that have lots and lots of pcie...
what we need is an interface that can manage many cards where we can plug and play cards without turning off the system..where cards that have a problem would hang or stop separately without affecting the whole system so other cards will keep on mining.
with that kind of interface we can use almost any board out there..that interface should have a software management and hardware switches(like for disabling power) for the plug and play feature.
what we need is an interface that can manage many cards where we can plug and play cards without turning off the system..where cards that have a problem would hang or stop separately without affecting the whole system so other cards will keep on mining.
with that kind of interface we can use almost any board out there..that interface should have a software management and hardware switches(like for disabling power) for the plug and play feature.
This mobo has usefull feature that shows what is wrong with PCIE!
Its far from plug and play but we actually dont have that many issues with stability of systems and if something goes wrong with pcie we see it.
cReepas
my old 775 motherboard circa 2006-2007..has led that shows connection state if connected..it doesn't show error color light but i can identify 1 out of 4 gpu is not mining by simply touching the gpus, the one that is not hot is not mining.