The ultimate motherboard for mining Bitcoin

Awesome, now waiting on pricing, will probably be a bit on the expensive side :(

On a side note, how the heck will this connect, surely one standard 3 point electricity plug won't be able to support 13 gfx cards?
 
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Purply said:
Awesome, now waiting on pricing, will probably be a bit on the expensive side :(

On a side note, how the heck will this connect, surely one standard 3 point electricity plug won't be able to support 13 gfx cards?
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Standard 15 amp plug should handle that load. Just don't use those cheap Chinese plugs sold at makro.
 
Impressive, except that you won't mine any Bitcoin with a PC/GPU. You need specialised hardware.
 
About as useful as an ice cream toaster. You'll need at least 2 or 3 PSUs plus a good processor and ram to use it. The only thing you'll really be sharing in terms of price is the HDD.
 
Swa said:
About as useful as an ice cream toaster. You'll need at least 2 or 3 PSUs plus a good processor and ram to use it. The only thing you'll really be sharing in terms of price is the HDD.
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Makes no sense.
 
Swa said:
About as useful as an ice cream toaster. You'll need at least 2 or 3 PSUs plus a good processor and ram to use it. The only thing you'll really be sharing in terms of price is the HDD.
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2 PSUs celeron CPU 4gb ram.

You can't however use Windows. You need a custom OS that supports 13 cards. I'll post our rig once these boards launches.
 
Well do you get something like these HDCA's for AMD cards?

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plugs in 4 pci express slots.

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With four canisters, that means you can purchase up to 4 PCIe x16 Gen.3 add-on connections to serve four host machines. This is where the design of One Stop System's 3U rack offers diversity within a single physical rack as each canister can be outfitted with AMD, Intel or NVIDIA's accelerators. Even if you opt to stick with a single accelerator brand, each canister can be outfitted with a different complement of cards to meet the exact needs of your host machine.
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Would help if I read the article I linked the images from.

http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/tech...ity-compute-accelerator-over-79800-cuda-cores
 
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2 PSUs celeron CPU 4gb ram.

You can't however use Windows. You need a custom OS that supports 13 cards. I'll post our rig once these boards launches.
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You might want to check, claymore's recommends about 2GB per card. If you don't have the physical memory it's going to use virtual memory. A Celeron with only 4GB won't be optimal for 13 cards so poof goes any advantage you had.
 
Thor187 said:
2 PSUs celeron CPU 4gb ram.

You can't however use Windows. You need a custom OS that supports 13 cards. I'll post our rig once these boards launches.
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You don't even want to share your current gpu settings but you gonna share this? Why share this?
 
Swa said:
You might want to check, claymore's recommends about 2GB per card. If you don't have the physical memory it's going to use virtual memory. A Celeron with only 4GB won't be optimal for 13 cards so poof goes any advantage you had.
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True, you are correct, 4gb will be too little.
 
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