I think it's fair now.

How is it bad analysis? The description and link I provided about BTC going from $1-2 to +$30 is a lot closer in price to LTC's recent pattern of $2-3 to $48 than your 50 cent to $5. I never said that the recent LTC pattern is a bubble. I said that it's looking like BTC in 2011 which could make LTC a potential bubble. Just speculating that it could follow that pattern. Which at the time of this writing, no major crash occurred.

LTC potential bubble is looking like 2011 BTC bubble.

Let's look back at BTC chart back in the day. Looks like BTC was hovering around the $1-$2 range then skyrocketed all the way up to $30 something then back down to around $3.

LTC is looking quite similar.

Very nice! Perfect size across the laptop!

I'm not familiar with the ASRock 970EX4 enough to say that it can run five GPUs. Check this out for motherboards that may work.

Yes I can get it custom made. I'll pm you for details.

Will do 

Yes I do. Here's a link to my ebay profile.

I can send you a message from within eBay for further verification that it is me.

Sorry I don't have orange ones at the moment. I had bought a bunch of them but have some extra left over.

Yes these are the exact sticker material that people put on their cars from the outside.

For your reference of size next to a quarter.

http://i.imgur.com/f6doAkX.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/PJvsNFP.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/szYLdHv.jpg

Hello,

I bought a group of vinyl stickers and now I have extra to sell.

PM me if you're interested to discuss shipment and payment and I will generate a wallet address to send funds to, specifically for you.

U.S. residents only. Free shipping via US Postal Service.

0.03 BTC or 1.3 LTC or 30 FTC for each one.

Sticker name: "Word Bitcoin" - 172mm x 36mm (6.77" x 1.42")
http://i.imgur.com/jeDFNdVl.png

Sticker name: "Letter B" - 65mm (2.56") in diameter
http://i.imgur.com/0jQl15ul.png

Sticker name: "Letter L" - 65mm (2.56") in diameter
http://i.imgur.com/5b8bGjUl.png

I tested each GPU individually and with others. Yes 1600W for five works. Six is pushing it. Read this post to get six working in Windows 8. MSI Twin Frozr 3 don't need to flash BOIS because it's voltage is unlocked.

I figured out it was the rail from testing each GPU with it's closest rail. Then I found the GPU that didn't function in cgminer. So I tried it with a different rail and it started working. Hence I moved the power cable to another rail and got all five working. I could probably do six again by swapping out PSUs but the power consumption was going past the 1600W rating when I had six going. I had to underclock and turn intensity down to get it stable. If I were to do six again, I would use two 1000W PSUs.

To get six GPUs working, I used 13.1 on Windows 8 a 12.6 trick. I can't find the link at the moment but it's somewhere on this forum about six GPUs to work on a motherboard. Also no shorting PCIe slots on the MSI Z77 GD65.

I had the same problem as you. Mine was working with six GPUs. Then it went down to five. Then four.

When I had six running. One would go sick or dead. So I discovered one and removed it from the system. I moved around the PSU power cables to clean it up. Then another GPU would get sick or dead. I isolated that one too. Eventually the whole computer was locking. So I removed that GPU too. I moved these two GPUs to my office PC and ran cgminer. It ran like a champ for days while the mining rig was only running four. I then installed back one of the two by itself and it was fine. So I then proceeded to plug another in. It was crashing. I skipped it and went to the others. They were fine. I went back to the one causing the crash and tried it with another power cable. It worked fine. So I then added the other GPUs and moved off the bad powered rail. Now I got five GPUs working again. I don't think I can get six because of the bad rail. But now I know what the problem is.

I recommend you test each rail on your PSU or use another PSU.

TLDR: Bad rail on power supply cause sick/dead GPUs or lock ups. Moved the power to another rail and it works fine.

I figured it out. One of the rails on my PSU is malfunctioning. I moved the GPU power cable to a another one and it works now.

I had six cards working on the mining rig before. It was working fine. I tried 13.1, 13.3, and 13.4. All crashed.

I suspected it might be the motherboard as well but it can start the other GPUs just fine. So that's when I suspected it was the two GPUs until I put them in my office computer.

The office computer does not crash at all. It is solid. I was using all powered risers. I don't think it's a power issue. I am able to stay below the killawatt meter.

MSI Z77 GD65
MSI 7950 TF3
8GB RAM
Lepa 1600W PSU
Windows 8
Catalyst 13.1
All powered extender cables

I had six cards MSI 7950 TW3 working just fine. After the third day, it kept freezing, resetting or shutting down. Killawatt said I was going a little over 1600 watts. I thought it was consuming too much juice. So I turned down the cgminer tweaks and got it below the wattage of the PSU. This time it kept freezing so I reinstalled drivers. Still had same problems so I reinstalled Windows 8. I just pulled the card that got sick or dead and put it on my office computer. Then I had five cards working. It kept on freezing. Pulled another sick or dead and put it on my office computer. Now I have four working together on the miner and two in the office. Each time I get a sick or dead card, I tune down the cgminer settings. The four GPUs on the miner are now getting 620MH/s or 620kh/s in Litecoin as well as the two in the office without crashing. Thought it might be heat problems but the two in the office got up to 85 without a hiccup.

So two of the cards do not cooperate with the others. I don't know why. The two GPUs in my office computer run cgminer like a champ. I thought it might be the motherboard of the mining rig so I tried different slots and different extender cables and swapped different GPUs around with all the GPUs. The motherboard works fine with other GPUs and cable extenders. Just not the two.

TLDR: two of my GPUs can run cgminer in the office computer perfectly but crashes on the miner rig. The miner rig motherboard and extender cables work fine with four GPUs but not the two that is now in the office.

What do you think?

Thank you.  

A modification based off your suggestions. I will definitely consider a DOM or 2.5" SATA drive or BAMT via USB. The 3.5" is there for reference. I could have made it really boxy but I like the frame sticking out a bit. It gives it some flair.

http://i.imgur.com/j4BuBSHl.png

http://i.imgur.com/rrxGDLMl.png


And for vertical GPU placement, it can be positioned this way.

http://i.imgur.com/ls2AXtEl.png

http://i.imgur.com/z65b7IDl.png

Yes, some GPUs blow air out in both directions.  The fan direction I currently have in the model is just to get a feel of the design. I can change the direction of air flow depending on the GPUs I use.

Yes also after three days, I scaled it down to five cards. It runs so much cooler. I followed the directions provided by ssateneth to get six working but it kept on shutting down on me. I'm guessing too much power draw on the PSU. I had a killawatt showing over 1650w. Then I lowered the intensity to 18 and underclocked a little to get it to has ~600kh/s per card. Killawatt showing 1550W. Still crashing and shutting down. My guess is that the drivers are corrupted. So I reimaged the whole thing. Still crashed. Switched to five. Crashed for a bit. Turned down the thread concurrency to 21712. Now it's solid with zero hardware errors. So now I'm thinking if I should go back to six with zero crashing if I set the thread concurrency to 21712. But with five it runs so much cooler!

TLDR:
Six cards crashed. Switched to five and runs cooler. Now thinking maybe six cards crashed because of thread concurrency.