As always, one of my rigs started to act up whilst I was on holiday. One GPU would start showing 511C errors, crash the miner and the rig within a few sec. Seeing that this couldn't be fixed remotely I cut the power to that rig completely using the tp-link smart plug app and decided to address it when I got back.
It was quite an easy diagnostic:
https://[Suspicious link removed]/p/ETFBZz
Flimsy Chinese risers. Always make sure you got a few spares, and don't insist on powering up a failing rig remotely if you suspect there's a hardware/power error.
It was quite an easy diagnostic:
https://[Suspicious link removed]/p/ETFBZz
Flimsy Chinese risers. Always make sure you got a few spares, and don't insist on powering up a failing rig remotely if you suspect there's a hardware/power error.
Always use MOLEX powered cables to avoid fire
6 pin to SATA is fine too, right?
no never use anything with fucking sata to power risers. in worst case you will destroy your gpu or burn your home
I have never seen risers without SATA. I thought the problem was MOLEX to SATA. Can you show me the better risers?
https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32819272286.html?pid=808_0000_0109&spm=a2g0n.search-amp.list.32819272286
really solid risers, just use 6 pin pcie from your psu instead of the adapters.
Those are like mine but I use the 6 pin to SATA adapter and SATA cable that came with my EVGA PSU. You're saying I should use a 6 pin to 6 pin cable instead? Dumb question, but which port would be used to make this connection? PERF, SATA, VGA or CPU? If VGA then I wouldn't have the ports to do it anyways.