Hi, I've pmed you.

The TTF shown is the estimated average time to find a block at full pool speed. As the speed of equihash is split, you have to hover over each coin to see the average time for the allocated hash.
I also have a question with regards to equihash. The estimates always hover around the 4 mbtc/kS/day mark but the 24 hours actual on the right hand side is mostly under 2. Is the pool just really unlucky or are the estimates inaccurate? 

The multialgo 12016 port never seems to work for me. Try using the 17016 skein port or 20537 digibyte skein port.

ccminerAlexis78.exe -r 0 -a skein -o stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:17016 -u user.rig -p x

I have both and the Zotac AMP runs hotter at 70tdp than the EVGA at 90tdp so I would go with the EVGA.

My address is 33ar22wW89sxSYE1bX4Z9xjuaT6r5wK4q1.

The transaction is
https://blockchain.info/tx/9d7a707289577c688fcc861110d2f930861e02d90217897a80edf93c9c96ce25

Thanks.

Can you check the last payment made about 3 hours ago, the transaction is not on the blockchain.

Sadly they are not interchangeable, the GQ series seems like the odd one out as you can't even buy the cables from the evga site.
As for OP, what you can do is swap the psu end of an 8+8 cable with the psu end of one of your evga single 8 pin cables. You have to make sure the wires are aligned exactly as your other evga pcie cables. There's a youtube video of how to remove pins off a psu cable using staples if you want to give it a go.

The evga 1000gq comes with 4 8+8 pin cables and I'm currently running 4 1080tis. You can't use connectors from different psu as the pin layout is different for each manufacturer.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/msi-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-gaming-x-11g,5036-4.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/aorus-gtx-1080-ti-xtreme-edition,review-33896-4.html

At the bottom of the page it shows the power drawn from pcie slot. Msi 1080ti only draws 0.7A max wheres Aorus draws 3.8A.

Tom's Hardware reviews show load on motherboard slot for various 1080ti.