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Thank you all for your time and response.
My riser(VER 009) has a 6 pin connector. I have used one sata line to power one riser. So 4 individual Sata lines powers 4 risers. But have to use a 'SATA to 6 pin converter' cable which is of 18AWG, 300V, 80deg C. Runs fine with no heat at the connect junctions. One GPU is placed on the mobo itself.

I have 5 PCIE cables running from the PSU. Each PCIE cable has 2 x 8 pin connectors. So after connecting 5 GPUs, I still have 5 PCIE connectors freely hanging. I believe that these 5 PCIE connectors can be used to power the risers.

TDP of RX580 is 185W
TDP of 1070 is 150W
TDP of 1060 is 120W
TDP of 1660ti is 120W

Quote from: tg88 on July 16, 2021, 06:31:17 PM

I have 7 1660 super, 1x3060 and 1x3060ti connected to an RM1000x, I recommend using molex risers and if you need to use SATA I recommend it only for low consumption cards like the 1660 but still only one riser per cable.

Can you please explain how did you manage the cables to connect 9 GPUs along with the risers to the PSU.