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My First CRYPTO MINING RIG is Finished! (9 GPUs / 250MH/s Ethereum) - Sebs FinTech

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My First CRYPTO MINING RIG is Finished! (9 GPUs / 250MH/s Ethereum) - Sebs FinTech I give you a complete walkthrough of my first crypto mining rig that is now finished and mining Ethereum! It has 9 GPUs and getting around 250MH/s. In the video I give you a complete run-down of all the parts used for the mining rig. It's got a random mix of Nvidia graphics cards, most of which were bought second hand, but a couple are brand new. As I've said it is currently mining Ethereum, but we might of course switch over to mining different crypto currencies in the future depending on what coin is the most profitable! The complete list of GPUs are: 3x GTX 1060 6GB 2x GTX 1070 1x GTX 1080 1x GTX 1660 1x GTX 1660 Super 1x GTX 1660 Ti
Date: 2022-04-19

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Comments and reviews: 5

Mr.Fidibus
Hi there! You can maybe find the solution for your random gpu crash problem in the BIOS of your motherboard. I imagine that you already have changed some settings in your BIOS to get more performance, but what I did is update the BIOS and tweak with the settings while still being careful. I too have built a similar mining rig and now everything is working fine. Greetings from Belgium ;)
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jon
I have the same mobo as you. Z270E, but I can't get it to recognize more than 4 GPU's, i've followed the steps of enabling 4G decoding, Gen 1 for PICE and PCIE speed, Disabled audio, and CSM. What version BIOS are you running?
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Mohsin
1. update bios
2. cycle the risers change the position of the risers.
3. check the cpu temp
4. change ram
5. check power supply
it ia most likely the power supply
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Bobby
Seb were did you get that little monitor that you have if attached to the mining Frame?Can you leave a link pls.Thank you.Keep up the good work buddy.
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83-MBET-19
Here in India, the cost of build is extremely high.. Moreover the price at which you guys buy 3090, we get 2070 at that price point...
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