Quote from: Stalker22 on Today at 03:28:18 PM

Quote from: deskless on Today at 02:32:32 PM

I have been using corsair PSU to all my rigs. This rig has individual PCIE cables for each GPU and riser. Sorry but I fail to understand which cable is wrong. Thanks for your help.

Heat is generated when high currents encounter resistances. These are mostly either bad wires (small diameter) or bad connectors.
If you are confident in the quality of your power supply and use dedicated cables, make sure you don't have bad connectors somewhere. If the connector is loose, it should be replaced.

I'm just saying that a smoke detector is not a good solution because the wires shouldn't melt if everything is done correctly.

I completely agree that wires should not melt. I do make sure that there is no loose connections. But this did happen. First incident in 3 years of mining.
There were 2 more cases when one of the black wires in the cable broke. Normally it has 5 small wires but one got broken. I normally keep extra cables and immediately replace the bad ones. Interesting thing that this happened to my latest rig which is less than 6 months old. Other rigs that are close to 3 years never had issue issues Grin