-N 36000 -> Does that average over 10 hours, is it 1 sample per second?

-i 25 -> I thought suggested intensity for 1080ti was 21, do you see improvements over 21, what is the downside of increasing the intensity, more CPU usage?

There is a guy with the unit at hand who will send the pictures by the end of July, just wait.

dont lose faith.

Is it the 29th yet?

Hmm, I've just seen that Vivado Webpack does not support this FPGA version, need the full software, which is around 3k-4k, do you have any solution for that? I'd rather not pay that to develop for the platform.

Got it, thanks for the answer. I may just start development on this board when received, hopefully, early Aug than late. Good luck with production; there are always issues in the supply chain.

I've gotten two of the modified boards, but I see they are not selling too well as opposed to non-modified boards, why would that be? Aren't modified boards better suited for better cooling? What is the disadvantage of the modified board that I don't see?

I'll chime in for Teslawatt (previously cerad.net) as the owner wanted a review and I'll give my 2c.

I've been using their services since last August. I have 6 GPU rigs with them, totaling 24 1080 TIs. I met the owner last summer while I was in search of a place to put the rigs since paying $0.47 per kw in southern california electric rates were killing the profits, and the added garage heat was not helping. I was very skeptical since they were just starting out when I first contacted them and putting thousands dollars worth of equipment in the hands of a stranger was not the best case scenario, but being desperate to find a place to put my rigs, I took a chance.

I had pretty good service since then, which has been improving constantly. I have remote access to rigs via VPN, and they have an on-site guy who is very responsive to requests (in the range of minutes to couple hours), even weekends. I'd say the on-site guy is knowledgeable, as he helped me debug issues with BIOS, windows and unresponsive GPUs. I think I've seen two major outages where internet connection was lost, but downtime was never longer than couple hours, and this is during 8 month period. Rest of the time, the rigs have been pretty care-free and stable. No hardware fault during this time either.

I'm about to go there a second time to install another set of GPU rigs within 2 weeks, I dread the driving, but I'm glad to get rid of the accumulating rigs in my garage.

I have nothing but good things to say about this place and the owner. I know it's always a question mark when you see the horror stories of scam host companies, do your research, check the references, don't take anyone's word, and go see the place if you can.

Actually scratch that, the PSU has ground through AC plug.

Thinking out loud, the wire rack may act as Faraday cage, accumulating free electrons then radiating out since it's not grounded, basically acting as a giant antenna transmitting noise? The operating frequency for the garage door opener I'm looking at is between 300MHz and 400MHz range, so 1m - 0.75m wavelength, large enough to be captured by the wire rack. I may try to ground the wire rack as well, may be run a wire to one of the PSUs mounting screws. Or get some ferrite core to wrap the power cords from the PSUs.

Hmm, I have three of those PSUs 1500W Tokamak. Now to think of it, the computer case is supposed to filter some  of that noise. But in my case the PSUs are placed on a wire rack. Would there be any benefit running a wire to from the PSU to ground I wonder.

Someone might be having the issue I'm having in my garage, so here it goes:

After I've added couple more rigs to my small garage setup (now 14 1080 ti total), my garage door opener stopped working from outside. Cue in pissed wife.

Did anyone tackle an issue like that? RF interference seem to block the remote signal from outside, extending the antenna to outside did not help (it probably hurt as I did not care for the wavelength of the remote signal vs added antenna cable length)

Any solutions?

ty all for the info I figured out the power pins on Onad D250 with your help, cheers.

The two pins that I can connect a power button. The only button I can see the BIOS reset button which restarts the CPU  but also resets the BIOS to default.

Where is thee Onda B250's power pins, anyone?

I've gotten my 6 Onda B250 boards yesterday from Sidonia and they look good, fired up only one and booted into Win10. (It arrived 3 days after shipping to California).

I've sent them a message about this as well, but anyone has any documentation on this V1 Onda B250 board? Could not see the power pins to attach a power button.

Now if only I could find some more Hybrid 1080 TIs for MSRP...

Anyone have an update on recent Onda D250 boards from Sidonia? She told me earlier this month that they had the v1 boards in stock  and I made an order for them. Now she is saying there is shortage on the PCB material and the production will be delayed, which were supposed to be in stock in the first place. First order from Alibaba and getting jittery at this point...

You can remove all external GPUs and boot with the onboard GPU. Then in the BIOS, there should be an option to always use the onboard GPU in multi-GPU case. Then you can connect your external GPUs and have the onboard GPU work. I find this setup better because you dont depend on any of the external GPUs to be connected to the 16x motherboard slot directly.

Got it thanks. What do people use as PSU for this setup? Something that can handle 7x1080 ti. Any server PSU setups from reliable Chinese suppliers?

I'm sure it's mentioned somewhere in the thread but could not find the answer, can you tell me what are the power connector requirements for the B250 board?

From the pictures I see 3 SATA and 3 4-pin connectors, are those all that is needed to power 8 on board PCIE ports? (Also the 4 pin CPU and 24-pin MB connectors)