Put worker names on them, or EthMonitor.

Very low maintenance, ever since I added automatic restart scripts on a 24 hour interval and watchdog scripts to restart and log automatically whenever it notices 0% GPU use or network disconnection. I take a little hit while it restarts though.

Interesting. But ... why? Miners just need to be monitored, not sure why you want continuous access to all 4 at the same time at all times. Just install a remote monitoring tool and use a KVM or remote in if any of them go down is the usual go to that just makes sense for most folks. So that's why I'm asking... just wondering ... why.

Hey Everyone, been busy with life recently so ive not had a real chance to come on here much, plus i was kinda licking my wounds on the whole Bitconnect thing and stepped away from crypto for a few weeks... granted i technically didnt loose any money, because i withdrew more than my initial amount, but i had a nice little nest egg built up in that system and had done a new loan of 30k+ 2 days prior to the site shutting down and exiting.......

So....been just letting the newer rigs just do what they do best working out some kinks i had with my watercooling system and actually redesigned it compared to the origional way i was going about things.. I had 2 industrial inline waterpumps fail on me in the first month of running the watercooling system due to the bushings around the shafts getting to tight and causing resistance on the motor to overcome, leading to excess motor temps, now im running some submergable pumps in hopes of longer life out of them, if these end up failing im planning to switch to externally driven waterpumps that a friend of mine recommened... basically pulley driven chevy automotive waterpump.......

I have really come to a standstill with my mining setup due to the lack of GPU's available at reasonable prices... curious what all of yall been involved with...... Im only up to 47 GPU's at the moment, wishing i could get more around MSRP pricing... , My rigs have been super super stable with the new watercooling setup, the ability to maintain temps on all the cards within +/-3 degrees has allowed them to produce more overall hash power and less buggy lockups and restarts that i had prior to going watercooling. Currently i have 100% of my entire mining rigs running on watercooling.

 

You got it figured.

C.B250A-BTC PLUS V20

https://www.tweaktown.com/news/59124/colorfuls-new-mining-motherboard-8-pcie-x16-slots/index.html

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mining-Motherboard-COLORFUL-8-Graphics-Card-LGA1151-C-B250A-BTC-PLUS-Miner-board-/263446587536?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10

https://en.colorful.cn/contents/251/621.html

https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/comments/7081vb/thoughts_on_this_motherboard_colorful_cb250abtc/

Sewing machine oil and a syringe does wonders for fans.

You'll have safety Nazis come in but I've been running all year with just shorting the 2 pins on the cable, no add power adapter or anything. I was just using a paperclip at first but since every PSU is EVGA now I have tons of their "tester" adapters that short the 2 pins.

Phil - if you get a chance I would love to see the internals of the thermaltake box.

How cool has it been running in comparison to the other rigs in the room?

Nice you have the new version without the blocking mobo power cable. I'd say just do it, since your cards are watercooled and temps won't be an issue.


I've got a rig of 3x hybrids and 3x 1080ti sc2 (soon to be 4).
http://preview.ibb.co/duZygw/3_EC2_D97_A_D47_B_4_B41_AA3_E_B23_F1_D0_BBC84.jpg

Those 3700rpm fans pushing through the radiators man, the cards are never above 37 degrees even at the hottest time of the day of 32 degrees. I had to lower core OC, it was boosting too high due to the low temps lol.

okay I am building a rig for a guy using the b250 version 1  onda.

he wants windows. and I loaded windows 10 did the up date loaded nvidia drivers booted and I am at black screen.

pissed to say the least.  any guess at what to do next.

I tried a few tricks but going nowhere fast here.

most likely  that is correct   pwr12 uses a cpu cable  but you must be very carefull as I do not have that one .  I have the other version.

measure  your  8 pin cpu cable  before you plug it in.

+ + + +
-  -  -  -   this is an eight   cpu cable


not

+ + + -
-  -  -  -   this is an eight pin pcie  

also if the cable measures like a cpu cable make sure you orient it correctly into the cpu input jack

Sure- those pics would help.

The cases from China will me cost way too much because of shipping to Canada ($180+ per case).

So, I got one of these cases for less than $ 200 CDN. It's depth is just a bit too short for the Onda 8 GPU Mobo. ( I still have my dead Onda MoBo.) Anyway, I will use it with my 7 GPU MSI 170A Pro Carbon MoBo rig.  There's lots of room to add fans to cool everything.

I  ordered the Thermaltake Core X9 ( $230 CDN) and will try it out for size with the Onda 8 GPU MoBo. If it fits, I will buy another Onda 8 slot board. If not, I can still use it for my 12 GPU Biostar MoBo and likely put 10+ GPUs in this case.