Quote from: wacko on August 06, 2014, 10:53:51 PM

Quote from: bigjme on August 06, 2014, 10:28:01 PM

Shhh I neeeed it :p
I'm waiting for the new 8 core 16 thread i7's to come out. CPU, mb, ddr4 memory. Roughly $1700 or so

My current Xeon is going as a spare so the website will go on that. Plus its an excuse to get a second PC set up. I also need to sort out my new displays to code properly. Coding on less then 3 screens sucks. And I only have 1 right now

So yes, it will be my new toy haha. I have a list of water cooling fittings that are going to cost $500 or more just to fit everything again lmao

Oh, I see. Been there, done that. Grin

Made out alive, though wasted a lot of money in the process. It's just consumer-grade hardware does surprisingly well these days, a simple AMD FX-8350 gives all the power that vast majority of hobbyists need, supports up to 32GB of ECC RAM, and there's enough 990FX boards out there that work great as hypervisors with Xen/Vmware.. There's also a lot of previous gen Xeons on ebay, 6 core / 12 threads 1366 cpus go for like less than $150 and are still very capable. One can build a very powerful server for under $1k and in real-life applications most would never even notice the difference in performance compared to the latest/greatest top xeon.

Well, if you want that latest stuff and can afford it then sure. For me it's just never worth it, I do like to geek out and play with new toys, but most fun is gone in like a week after the purchase and then I start to feel like shit, realizing that I could get all the performance I needed for a fraction of the price paid.

Quote from: sciakysystem on August 06, 2014, 10:35:18 PM

risers aren't usb risers, they are classic riser.. i've one card attached into MoBo into the 16pin PCI-e, 2 cards attached with 16pin to 16pin risers (obvioulsy into 16pin PCI-e) and in the end the other 3 cards are attached with 1pin to 16pin risers.. what's my problem? it's caused by my rig or the problem may be ccminer? have sense to try with ubuntu?

many thanks for your attention..

You might have a problem with power, afaik your EVGAs don't have 6-pin connectors so they draw all the power through the motherboard, and that's a lot of current. The easiest way to check whether not enough power is the issue is to use a powered riser (usb, or powered classic). Edit: oh, sorry, they do have 6-pin connectors, my bad (cool-looking cards by the way, might be a better option than my gigabytes). Not sure then what's the problem. Try to swap risers/cards and see whether there's a bad riser or something. I've had a problem exactly like this (connected the 6th 750ti to a rig that previously had 5 cards installed, and also had crashes, although I don't remember whether those were ccminer crashes or OS crashes) and in my case it turned out that one of the risers went bad. Those cheap "classic" risers have really bad soldering sometimes, I've thrown away like 2 or 3 out of ~30 I've bought on ebay.

i bought 16p to 16p for 45 and the others 1p to 16p for 45.. molex versione 'cause no-molex version seemed extreme China version

anyway, i don't think that the cause is one riser 'cause gpu error goes from GPU#0, that is into MoBo, the only one into MoBo.. at least this is what i think.. the error comes from the only card that is into MoBo, that is the same card where i've plugged in the HDMI.. so if that is the card connected to monitor, that must be GPU#0..right? in other words, GPU#0 is the card you use to connect monitor, is it true? if i see video output on monitor it means that card is the GPU#0