Hi Pawpaw sorry for missing your comment. As of today, this rig makes $360 USD per month. This number keeps changing through. Each card makes roughly $3 per day!
Cool stuff, man! I have lots of HiveOS videos including BIOS Modding on my channel. Like others have said, that outside GPU is cooler because of its location and pulling cooler air from outside the rig while others are pulling warmer air from the GPU next to it. Love the build!
Your channel is super cool man. I think I might have watched the EIP conference call on yours a couple of days ago. Maybe I'm not 100% sure! Either way man. Thanks for the great content!
Love this video, really hoping that (although I'm late to the party) I can soon end up dabbling myself. Rare thing when you can find a project which ultimately pays for itself
Thanks Enis. I do think this could still pay itself off. It would just take longer. It also depends on the price of ethereum over the next couple of months. Good luck!
Hi DaniW. This is a great video. I am enjoying watching yours videos. I learned a lot from your videos. Can you make video please how to setup BIOS for MSI Z390-A PRO. It will help a lot to me and everyone else! Thank you very much my Bro.
Hey Purple Head. Yeah I did power the pcie on the motherboard. I used an 8 pin pcie power cable from the PSU. I think you only need 6 pins in the motherboard.
Incredible idea. I was about to order one. But now I’m just gonna make one too. This will save a lot of money being that the market for manufactured rig prices have blown up along with GPUs. The money we save can be invested in an extra GPU or fans.
and we see a kind Canadian again XD loved the video. I think I really loved the way you built that holding tower with wood, it's such a sight to look at.
Thank you Captain Rocky! I found out that a wood frame is a great alternative for anyone who doesn't want to pay an arm and a leg for a mining frame these days. It cost me a fraction and took me 30 minutes to build.
@Frigyes Pszota Thanks for the tip. I did that a couple of weeks after I posted the video. It helped a lot. Most of the cards are running around 60 degrees now which is quite good. thanks for watching the video :)
@@rickyfr4705 Yes sir! All my rigs (except the 3060 ones) are currently on hiveos. It works like magic! Thanks for watching my video Ricky :) Do you mine yourself?
Hi Parski. You'd be getting more hashrate with 3xRX580s (90MH), but the 1660Supers are so easy to deal with and extremely stable. What price in USD are you getting them at?
Hello, a question: If I modify a profile by raising eg. the speed of the fans, every time I turn off the pc it does not resume the changes but I always have to load the previously saved profile manually. Is there any way to make him save it somehow?
Hi All_My_Circuits, unfortunately I am not aware if that is possible in Windows. I too have to adjust the settings if I ever reboot. ideally, you should get it to point where you never have to reboot it.
Hi GGradilla, I used 8 x 1. The link for those from homedepot is here: www.homedepot.ca/product/paulin--8-x-3-4-inch-flat-head-square-drive-wood-screws-zinc-plated-26pcs/1000119115 One thing to be mindful of is being very careful when you're putting in the screws so that you don't bend/break the motherboard. I also added a rubber spacer between the motherboard and the wood to elevate it a bit.
Hi Dani, I am building my first mining rig and I got MSI Z390-A PRO LGA1151 - motherboard and 3 Gpus NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 FE, EVGA GeForce RTX 3060 XC, and ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3060 You mentioned in your video about Risers but I am not sure which one I used get for my gpus, can you recommend risers?
Hi Balochcode. One major thing to note here is that 3060s won't hash fully when using risers. There is a limitation that NVIDIA put on them and the only way to go around that is with a certain method. You can see my video about it here: ruclips.net/video/sW-xvWLE7bc/видео.html As for the risers, I got mine from gpurisers.com you can also get them from amazon.
Hello! On this specific motherboard, the MSI Z390A Pro, look for a set of pins called JFP1. There is a specific location for the power button that you can find in the motherboards manual.
Great video! I'm just getting started myself and found this video to be very helpful! One question is what are you using for spacers to mount the motherboard to the wood?
I went to home Depot and got a thin plastic tubing (one that's used for AC units). I cut it into small pieces and use that as a spacer. It works perfectly!
Yeah I just set up 3 580 8gb cards stock there running 29.14mh each which I think I just got lucky even doing OC just brings it down and my current Pwer for each is 78/84/93 should I even worry about overclocking?
well, the values that you are getting aren't too too bad. However, I'd consider overclocking and undervolting the 84W and 93W ones. Those are high. What memory types do you have? and are you running it in Hive or Windows? I can then tell you what settings to apply.
Im gonna buy the same pieces to build my mining rig , concerning to the RAMS DDR4 or 5 ? And which brand do i have to buy pls reply , cause the links are not working
Hi Bruno, those black elevators that I used actually came with my monitors. I never used them for the monitor and ended up using them here. However, if you're looking to elevate your motherboard, which I think you should, then consider using a rubber spacer like this: www.homedepot.ca/product/canada-tubing-polythylene-tubing-3-16-inch-inside-diameter-x-5-16-inch-outside-diameter-x-10-ft-coil/1001002303
Hi Miguel, I use OverdriveNtool for AMD and MSI Afterburner for Nvidea. No issues with both, but it does take a bit of tweaking to figure out stable settings.
Hi Jignesh. No you will not be able to put 4 RTX 3060s on this motherboard. You won't be able to put two. Dizzy Mining put up a comprehensive list of motherboards here: dizzymining.com/tools/3060-motherboard/
Hey im about to be building my own mining rig soon. I have ordered the same Mainboard. Is there any video out there which shows what BIOS settings I have to do? As of know I have RX580. Thanks
Hello, I don't have a video about the settings, but in short, I enabled 4G decoding, Changed PCIE speeds to Gen2, Changed Windows OS configuration from CSM to UEFI and I made sure that my PCIE lanes are powered directly through the PCI power on the motherboard. You'll find it next to the CPU.
DaniW not yet, had bad luck with my mainboard. The shop here sent me an already used and broken one so I had to order another one. I’ll keep you up to date.
It took me a veeeeery long time to figure out the z390A pro. It was so buggy to make more than 4 cards work. What I ended up doing is: 1- Enabling 4G Decoding. 2-Changing PCIE speed to Gen2. Change Windows OS configuration from CSM to UEFI. I also had to play a lot with the sequence of putting in the cards. I started out with PCIE1 and went chronologically to 6. I am yet to add the NVME to PCIE adapter. That's on the way.
@@adesheddie1 I will suggest mobos that I have personally used. That one was the Asus 370A and the Gigabyte B250 fintech. Those were easily to set up. I barely had to do anything.
@@DaniTalksTech hi can you help me? i built my mining rig but i can't put more than 4 graphics cards with the z390 a pro and I do everything of you said
Hi Chris, your question is a bit involved to answer here. I recommend you watch videos on installing windows on an SSD and you should get a better answer via a video. It's a simple process to install windows.
In this video I use Sata power, but I have since then switched to using PCIE cables since those are generally better. I got them from Parallel Miner, but you can get them from anywhere that is available.
@@usavarma I didn't make a dedicated video about the bios settings. In short, go into your bios, hit F7 to switch to advanced mode, then enable 4G Decoding/Crypto Mining. Also, change your Windows OS settings to UEFI. Finally, enable your integrated graphics as well. That should get the job done.
6 pin pcie power slot just beside 16x pcie slot on MB, is really needed to connect with PCI power cable?? I suspect we can leave it without connecting, as we are connecting PCIe riser with 6pin pcie power cable connector.. What's your suggestion bro?
You could try without doing it. My suggestion is that it's better to do it since I have noticed that I get better stability with it connected. Now I don't know for sure if it makes that much of a difference, but I have found that connecting it is better.
@@DaniTalksTech Thank you for the reply..I am going to build my first mining rig with 4-RTx3080 and 2-RTx3070 with 2-HX1200w PSU..I think It will be short of PCIe connectors from psu ..I need to figure out a safe and stable way to achieve it.. Somewhere I saw that molex to pcie adapter may help when in short of PCIe connectors... I will further explore best way to do it.. I will share if I get a proper solution or any bad results.. Happy mining..👍
@@adityavarma2138 Thanks for letting me know Aditya. I think the 1200W won't be sufficient for those cards. For start, each 3080 will consume around 250W (after undervolting) and the 3070 will each consume at least 130W (after undervolting). You're already beyond that PSU capacity. I highly recommend either getting a way bigger PSU or running a dual PSU set up. I don't think your current PSU set up is sufficient. As I write this, i notice that you wrote 2 x 1200W, so ignore what i just said above...you're doing the right thing :)
It's not the best option. Ideally you should use the PCIE connection on the riser. I bought some extenders and splitters and I will be changing all my sata ones to pcie.
I am uncertain if they are a fire hazard. Many other miners have used them for low power cards. However, if you are connecting high powered cards, you should use pcie cables. I bought pcie splitters and extenders and I plan to change all the sata ones to pcie.
hey you have for RAM a CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 8GB - wen i wanne use a mixed rig like 4 gpu s from 8GB and 2 GPU's from 12 ore 16 GB do i need more RAM ? like 1 card from 16 GB ore 32GB ? ,
@@DaniTalksTech thanks for the fast response , thanks for the quick response, you are the first of the ones I follow who actually answer one of my questions, the Ram wich one do you have use , Corsair CMK8GX4M1A2400C14R - - 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2400MHz - - Corsair CMK8GX4M1A2400C16R -8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2400MH And the for the PSU - if I cannot find the indicated power supply as you have, is there an alternative brand, or can I also use an HP 1200 WATT Power Supply, if so which cables should I purchase
@@gcdesignchris6247 As for your PSU, you can get any brand as long as you have enough wattage and PCIE cables for your GPUs. If you're just starting with mining, I suggest getting an ATX PSU (corsair, thermaltake, gigabyte, EVGA, Deepcool....etc.). However, server power supplies are significantly cheaper than regular ATX power supplies.
The first 1 is running cooler cause there's no GPU next to the fan side I would suggest separating the gpus as far as possible till you get the rest of the gpus
Hi Moises. Yes, I've since then done some heat management work and seperation and it worked like a charm! Thanks for watching my video man. I appreciate it :)
Hi edjean24, what motherboard do you have? What is the exact issue that you are having? Are they not showing up, or is the motherboard not booting? Can you please give me some details? Thanks
YBZJ Complete Mining Rig System... www.amazon.com/dp/B08ZJFP18M?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share That’s what I bought I installed the 1st gpu and works fine but when i go to install the others i have issues don’t know how to go the bios (when to the settings) and still. Don’t know how to make the others gpu’s to work
@@edjean24 Thanks for sharing this with me. Unfortunately, I am unfamiliar with these at this time and unfortunately I won't be able to give the right answers. You should go to reddit and post a question in the gpumining subreddit. Someone will have the answer! Sorry I cannot help with this :(
@@DaniTalksTech I made what appears to be the mistake of mounting all before booting. I'll go back and restart. I also need to learn how to install drivers while using HiveOS; I'm not running windows.
Hi Jason, add them one by one and they should work. Add one, start it up, then shut down and add the next and so on. Also, HiveOS should auto-download the drivers. What GPUs are you using?
Hi Dan, I went with the same motherboard as well. ?, does the cooler surfice? Looks like a stock Intel cooler. Does it get the job done. I only have a couple GPUs but hoping over time to run 6 or 7 on this motherboard. Love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to share. Thanks from California.
Hi Wes. Yes the stock cooler on the CPU is more than enough. Mining isn't a CPU intensive job at all and your cpu will barely be doing anything. That's why ideally you should get a cheap old cpu (assuming you can find them and they are compatible). What PSU are you running? Thank you for watching Wes! I appreciate it!
@@DaniTalksTech I went with one from Parallel Mining... 1200 Watt HP 80+ Platinum 94% Efficiency 110-240V Chain Sync Open Air GPU Mining Rig Power Supply. Haven't built it yet, awaiting delivery.
Hi Haziz, the things that worked out for me were: Changing PCIE lane speed to Gen2, Enable 4G Decoding, and powering the PCIE input on the motherboard from the power supply.
How many kwh does that rig use. You might have said it in the video and I just missed it but I’m trying to figure out the electricity cost for where I live
Hi Obadiah, I have since then added 2 additional cards and I am consuming around 800w at the wall. For 24 hours operation, that would be around 19 KWH per day.
Thanks Dani, for my estimations (which should always be a little higher to consider mistakes) does 3.5kwh per gpu sound reasonable? I love in Nova Scotia and cost for electricity is $0.16/kWh which would mean only $3.36 in electricity costs for 6 gpus. That seems a little low does it not? Or are your costs also in that price range.
@@obadiahoickle8972 sorry I missed this comment. So if you undervolt and overclock the GPUs, each should consume 80W (assuming it's an rx580), 6 of them would consume 480W. Add in the CPU, mobo and other items. Let's say you hit 700W or 0.7kW. Your daily consumption of electricity would be 0.7x24 = 16.8kwh in a day. Multiply that by the rate and you'll get your daily electricity cost. At 0.16/kwh, you're looking at $2.6 per day.
hi mate, may i ask a question, i have the same mobo as your, and getting 3 used rx 580 and manage to build the rig, but when i boot up, the third gpu can't be detected. can you help? or maybe some of the viewer can offer me with some solution or insigt.. Thanks in advance.
Hi Fredy, I wish I can assist with that. It's a bit tough via the comments. Are you not seeing it in Device Manager? Have you troubleshoot things to eliminate that there is something wrong with that specific GPU? Does it happen with any of them (when you have 3 there)? Are the latest drivers installed?
@@DaniTalksTech yep, in device manager only show 2 rx580, and i've asked my friend to test the specific gpu and it worked just fine, but when i swap that specific gpu with another one, it just not showing. meanwhile i the other two working just fine. and if i tried it with working riser and it still show nothing. i've been struggling for the past weeks with nothing working
@@fredywong4600 Hi Fredy, sorry to hear that. You've done all the right things and there is nothing else that I can think of that can solve this problem. I wish I can help, but it's tough to troubleshoot via the comments. I'm confused as well!
@@DaniTalksTech well it's cool, i appreciated your kind gesture. Thanks man. Currently im trying to get another mobo or gpu to test whether it's the mobo faulty or not. again, thanks man.
Did you get the parts coming in to swap out? Write me your total cost please and mining speed once all parts r received and installed. Also how much electricity pull do you have as a requirement to run it high and constant. (Average number). Thx bud. JUST SUBSCRIBED - ALTON. USA. GA..
Hi Zeid, I'm not sure what you mean by the metal caps? Can you explain please. As for HiveOS vs Windows, I agree, I think it's much better. However I was able to get the cards way more stable and more power efficient on Windows. I will try HiveOS again very soon. Much love man!
Hi Anant, please mind the exact model number of the motherboard. The one I am using is the Z390A Pro by MSI and the list of compatible CPUs are found here: www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/Z390-A-PRO#support-cpu The i3-9100F is compatible with it from what it looks like on the list. Thanks for watching!
Brother I bought same al those things which u intrduce in your video. But I have one issue when I plugged my rx 580 gbu I don't got signal I loss my display plz try to help me to resolve the problem thanks
Bro if you dont mind can you tell how mucho $ you making per day with 1 gpu ? And wich criptocurrency your mining? also if you can tell if it is worth because the main problem of mining is the electricity consumption. Great video btw so clean, i will recommend you putting more space between the gpus so there is a better air flow.
Hi MaxLife, Thank you for your support man. In regards to your question about $ per day, it's very tough to answer that question accurately because that number fluctuated big time depending on many reasons (difficulty, competition for mining, price of the coin). I am personally mining ethereum at the moment and at the time of filming this video, each GPU was making around 3.5 USD per day. Since then it dropped significantly to around $2.2 or so. So it's quite tough to predict that. Also, in July, it is expected that profitability will decrease further. The best way to estimate profitability is to go to Nicehash at: www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator
@@DaniTalksTech Thanks for the answer !! For the moment im just saving money beacuse the GPU's prices just got wild so i have to wait more. Thanks and best of the luck with your chanel i already suscribed !!
Hi Salah. Here they are: DIMENSIONS for 8 GPU rig: - Width: 28" - Height and Depth: 11.5" - Cross-rail & vertical post length: 9" - Rear support post: 5.5" - GPU Spacing: 3.75" ► DIMENSIONS for 6 GPU rig: Same as above, except widths is 24" Credits go to Adsense Ninja. He did the tutorial on this rig frame.
I really appreciate your video, I will shortly assemble my first rig and follow your instructions carefully : clear, complete, short and from begin to end! Only one observation, may be someone already wrote on this theme : i think the right card is the coldest and the left card the hottest only because the right one breathes free air and can blow cold air on the card. The others, with each step you take to the left, breathe heated air from the board to their right, and therefore become progressively warmer. It may be appropriate to review the positioning of the gpu cards, I speak in general and not strictly about your rig, taking into account that each one should have fresh air and not heated by the one next to it. For example by placing them horizontally side by side or, returning to the vertical case, building a guide for each fan that helps the fan itself to draw fresh air from outside the array. Better still it would be to feed this guide with an external fan placed at 90 degrees with respect to the directions of the gpu cards.
Hi Giuseppe, thank you very much for your kind comment and for watching my videos. I appreciate it a lot! Good luck with building your first rig. In regards to the temperatures of the GPUs, I have since then been able to manually manipulate the fan speed to maintain a cool consistent temperature on each. As you already mentioned, the positioning also makes a big difference. I set up my fan speed at 70% at the coldest end and progressively increased it to 85 at the warmest end. This kept all the cards cool and under 60C or 55C.
Hey! I was able to find 1660 supers for sale....can I use this motherboard? And if so..should I go for 4 or more? Can this motherboard handle more than 4 gpus? Thanks!
Hi Adem. Yes the motherboard can handle more than 4. It can handle up to 6, and even 7 with an adapter. you will need to do some bios modification for GPU 5, 6 and 7 to work.
@@DaniTalksTech I can find 1660 super for the same price of 3060(when u compare earnings/per price)...the only difference is that when building 3060 ...I gotta buy expensive motherboard and can only have 2 gpus inside of a pc...and if I decide to do mining rig with 1660 super it wont be inside of a pc...what I am trying to say is it better to be mining with a “pc” or a minig rig when it comes to temperature dust etc...I am just afraid that 1660supers will get hot in the mining rig and also dust might be a problem no?
@@ademadam9752 I don't suggest going very aggressive on buying 3060. As you said they are not the most economical because they require so many parts around them to work (mobo, cpu, psu...etc.) and you're limited to 2 with most retail motherboards. I have bought a couple of them since I have so many PC parts just sitting around doing nothing. I love the 1660 Supers. They are my favorite, very stable, they run cool, and quite efficient.
Who knows? Check memory junction temperature using HwInfo. I've increased fan speed to about 1350 rpm after seeing 44C gpu but 75C on memory on 6800 (non xt). This keeps mem temp at 72C. I'd love some experienced people comment on the life of GPU fan. Should we keep them as low as possible and let memory heat up to 85C in the summer?
I would love some information about this as well. I have a 6800XT running in my main PC and I'm always uncertain about how mining on it is affecting it. Mind you that I don't overclock and undervolt it. I run that one at stock settings.
Thank you Nacon. Yes you can. I did it this way for a slightly improved air flow. However a plank of wood would work perfect as well. Make sure you elevate your motherboard as it does have a 'keep out' zone under the CPU.
Newbie Question: I am using same motherboard and am unable to turn the dang thing on... how did you "switch" it on. Since its not in a case, did you use a dummy switch. I bought a RM850X but its not sending power since I don't know how to turn it on. Sorry, this is totally new for me.
Hi Wes. You need to find pins on the motherboard that are called JFP1. Look at it in the manual and find it on the board. Then using a screwdriver, tough the positive and negative of the power pins. It will short them and turn on the motherboard. A dummy switch functions the same way. Let me know if you find it.
Hello, I am unsure about parts in Toronto. I get them from local shops, and facebook marketplace. I make reasonable offers to people who are selling their parts. I also got these before the market became what it is now.
Hi! What are the bios setups you use for this motherboard? Looking to build my own mining rig using this motherboard just don’t know how to setup not a lot of videos on it. Btw great video keep up the good work man 💪
Hi Sam, my bios edits were the following: enabling 4G decoding, changing PCI speed to Gen2, Changing Windows OS configuration from CSM to UEFI. I also made sure to power the motherboard PCIE from the ATX PSU. There is a 6 pin power slot on the motherboard for that. I read somewhere that it helps with powering the PCIE lanes.
ola buenas Noches, tengo una Phantom Gaming Rx 580 de 8Gb.. sabes que la coloque en la PC le instale los drivers del fabricante.. prendo La PC y funciona todo sin problemas... pero no me deja usar la grafica de la placa.. la use con un Smart TV HD con cable HDMI.. y después con un Monitor full HD en VGA y HDMI pero no me deja usar la grafica de la placa.. todo es nuevo.. Que puede ser? los componentes de mi PC son Ryzen 5 2400g 16GB de Ram, 2666 Tridente Z, Motherboard Asus Prime B450, Fuente Thermaltake 620w, Gabinete In Win, 2TB HDD, SSD 500gb WD Blue...
Hi Stevie, yes I flashed the bios and managed to get them to 29-30 roughly. The daily profits have been a roller coaster. With ETH being at 2k, each card is making 1.62 usd per day after power.
Hi 👋 thanks for videos , i have one question that’s good for buy now RX 580 8gb /50 units ? Or it’s already old gpu and soon will this gpu die ? (Price 580 8gb 200$ per one in my country that’s mean spend in total 10k$ ,)
In my opinion that's a risk. If mining dies then that GPU won't have a high resale price. Are you planning to mine with them? Right now, depending where you are you could breakeven in 4-5 months or so.
Hi Louis, I went to the manual of the motherboard and found the location of the positive of the power switch and the ground. Then I short them with a metal pin and it turns on. If you do t like that idea, you could buy a manual power switch and connect it to the motherboard. Something like this: www.amazon.ca/dp/B072FMVZJZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_VN85K2EF2HSXRM87P5J0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Hi Abdifatah, it depends on the price you buy your GPUs at. Do not buy them at crazy prices. For example, just like what Nightcore said, an RX580 should be around $180 USD to $220 USD depending on where you are. But some people are selling it for double. Find good deals online. Also, keep in mind your electricity cost. I would say research it well before getting into it. I am a beginner miner so my risk is low.
Ideally you should be doing things so that no fire happens, but if it does, then yes aluminum would be a way better option. I'm actually considering switching the frame to aluminum soon.
Hi Mohammed, it's a bit tough to explain in text. DIMENSIONS for 6 GPU rig: - Width: 24" - Height and Depth: 11.5" - Cross-rail & vertical post length: 9" - Rear support post: 5.5" - GPU Spacing: 3.75" Credit goes to Mining Sumo and for his video tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/VQb0rcRuvdA/видео.html
Hi DaniW. Thanks for making and sharing this video. I think the first gpu is coolest and others are warmer as the first gpu is pulling air thru it pushing the hot air backwards. Well it looks like thats whats happening. I hope all goes well for you. Cheers.
Thank you for the heads up Paul. Yes, since I made the video, I added a couple of fans to direct the air better. Little improvements made a big difference. Thank you for watching :)
First GPU absorbs fresh air but the other could not, because of GPU's too close and absorbs other gpu's heat.. You should make a little bit distance each one them and use 2 fun in front of all gpu. That's make a cool condition and low power consumption. BTW good work, well done. Congz.. :)
Thank you Bilge. You're right. Since then I have managed to add some fans and the temperatures are very good now. Less than 70 degrees on all of them. They are very efficient. Thank you man! :)
Hey I am connecting 3 GPU rx570 but my PC does not power on .... but when I am connecting 2 GPU it works perfectly fine .... I have Corsair ax750 power supply .... why’s the issue am I facing ? Asus b450 tuf gaming motherboard 16 gb ram Amd Ryzen 5 processor Works fine with 2gpu but when trying to connect 3 GPU system power doesn’t on .. only shows light on motherboard
Buy bigger PSU, it doesn't hv enough power. Basically you can only use 80% of you PSU capacity ea 750watt, you can only utilize 750 * 0,8 = 600 W. Each GPU use abt 180W at peak. That not counting the system which consumed abt 100W to 150W depending on your processor power rating. My suggestion is use at least 1000W PSU for your config.
@@MoslemPerspective While wattage is something to keep in mind, I don't think this is the issue there. With his specs, the psu should power on close to 100%. It's not recommended to do, but it would work. I do think it's a mobo issue with it not being able to recognize more than 2 GPUs.
Vinit, have you played around with the bios settings? Make sure you enable above 4G decoding in your bios if you have that setting. Also, try to change the PCIE speed to Gen2. See if that helps.
Hi Doug. What sort of supplies are you referring to? If it's GPUs, the way I got mine is by spending lots of time on canada computers, memory express, newegg, and best buy to get them. It also took me months to be able to find the GPUs. This is definitely the hardest task of all. Everything else is available but at a premium. Do have a GPU or two handy on you? if yes, you could start with that to familiarize yourself and understand what to expect.
@@DaniTalksTech yeah, it’s mainly the GPUs I’m concerned with. When I started looking into this for the first time a few days ago, it was a rude awakening! Man, crazy hard to find
@@bluefuzecom one thing I tell fellow starters like myself. DO NOT fall into the trap of buying double or triple for a card. Yes there is a shortage of supply, and what that means most of the time is that it will take more effort to buy a card, but it is possible. I checked my phone probably 100 times a day in order to get these. I would refresh the pages of CC, bestbuy, amazon, memoryexpress, and whenever something comes in stock i would try to buy it and fail 9 out of 10 times. So it's just a lot more work these days, but it's possible. I am also personally okay with paying up to 10% more of msrp is someone is selling it on facebook marketplace. Basically, I am okay compensating that person for the time they have taken to find it, buy it, transport it and sell it to me. Roughly that's around $50 - $100 depending on the card. Anything beyond that, I am not paying for.
Hi Bryan, the original spacers I used were the plastic ones that actually come with a monitor mount. They were pretty handy. Since I realized that I cannot get my hands on many, I improvised and figured out that hard drainage tubing acts as an excellent spacer as well. I tried them and they are perfect. I got them from home depot: www.homedepot.ca/product/canada-tubing-polythylene-tubing-0-17-inside-diameter-x-1-4-inch-outside-diameter-x-25-ft-coil/1001002217
i want this setup, but is kind expensive to me build one... i guess if i buy the motherboard psu and one first gpu will be the start point... then i work normally more then i can buy more gpu and adapters
@@DaniTalksTech the problem about my PC. I used all PSU possibilitys already, i had one for years ago and my GPU is a fucking 3080 from EVGA, it give me arround 30 to 40 in current money, but a new one cost like 13k from current money, soo it need almost a year to pay-off and i will need at least another psu running in parallel, i not sure how to do it too... well for sure i will mine at least this entire month, but in my first 5 days it give me arround 200 current money and may not looks that much, but if i had at least 2 of those running and payed out i already can live from minning LOL, the main problem is, i had no money to buy another setup right now and i actually had a really nice job that pay much more, soo i will downgrade my quality of life doing it, this is why i need to put more minning power to become a trully minning adm rig and start my dream job as a full time indie game dev LOL
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I can't believe this video got a 1000 views! Thanks for the love guys ❤️
how much money you earn with this rig bro in just one day?
You deserve it bro the video its so clean !
hello can u plz show the measurements of the frame
@@PauonYT 12 dollar and power 4 ore more
Hi Pawpaw sorry for missing your comment. As of today, this rig makes $360 USD per month. This number keeps changing through. Each card makes roughly $3 per day!
Yessss!! Finally! A good video for building a beginner mining rig. Thank you!
Thank you very much for watching bro!
Cool stuff, man! I have lots of HiveOS videos including BIOS Modding on my channel. Like others have said, that outside GPU is cooler because of its location and pulling cooler air from outside the rig while others are pulling warmer air from the GPU next to it. Love the build!
Your channel is super cool man. I think I might have watched the EIP conference call on yours a couple of days ago. Maybe I'm not 100% sure! Either way man. Thanks for the great content!
Love this video, really hoping that (although I'm late to the party) I can soon end up dabbling myself. Rare thing when you can find a project which ultimately pays for itself
Thanks Enis. I do think this could still pay itself off. It would just take longer. It also depends on the price of ethereum over the next couple of months. Good luck!
Hi DaniW. This is a great video.
I am enjoying watching yours videos. I learned a lot from your videos.
Can you make video please how to setup BIOS for MSI Z390-A PRO. It will help a lot to me and everyone else!
Thank you very much my Bro.
Hi mate do you use Pcie_Pwr1 for more than 4 gpu ? If yes which cable do you use. Cheers
Hey Purple Head. Yeah I did power the pcie on the motherboard. I used an 8 pin pcie power cable from the PSU. I think you only need 6 pins in the motherboard.
Put distance between your gpus it will keep them cooler
Yeah I arranged them better and they are way cooler now :)
with 4 590 rx better to take a 1000w or 1200w power supply?
Thank you dude
Incredible idea. I was about to order one. But now I’m just gonna make one too. This will save a lot of money being that the market for manufactured rig prices have blown up along with GPUs. The money we save can be invested in an extra GPU or fans.
100% Jose. Check out the guide in the video description. It's fantastic!
and we see a kind Canadian again XD
loved the video.
I think I really loved the way you built that holding tower with wood, it's such a sight to look at.
Thank you Captain Rocky! I found out that a wood frame is a great alternative for anyone who doesn't want to pay an arm and a leg for a mining frame these days. It cost me a fraction and took me 30 minutes to build.
Last one hottest because of the air flow. First one take the cool air and giving back.
Yeah I have to do some better air flow management!
@Frigyes Pszota Thanks for the tip. I did that a couple of weeks after I posted the video. It helped a lot. Most of the cards are running around 60 degrees now which is quite good. thanks for watching the video :)
With that rigs, you actually go to linux, like hiveos i think. To avoid crashed or restarts
@@rickyfr4705 Yes sir! All my rigs (except the 3060 ones) are currently on hiveos. It works like magic! Thanks for watching my video Ricky :) Do you mine yourself?
HI sir what vga should i choose for starting mining 3X RX580 OR 2X 1660 SUPER? THANK YOU SIR
Hi Parski. You'd be getting more hashrate with 3xRX580s (90MH), but the 1660Supers are so easy to deal with and extremely stable. What price in USD are you getting them at?
rx580 is more cheaper here in taiwan
can you give me cheaper build mobo and procie for mining rig?
@@parskihaha1050 Hi Parski, the build in the video is reasonably priced, unless you can find a 6th or 7th gen cpu/mobo.
Hello, a question: If I modify a profile by raising eg. the speed of the fans, every time I turn off the pc it does not resume the changes but I always have to load the previously saved profile manually. Is there any way to make him save it somehow?
Hi All_My_Circuits, unfortunately I am not aware if that is possible in Windows. I too have to adjust the settings if I ever reboot. ideally, you should get it to point where you never have to reboot it.
What do you think of a 700w psu for 4 rx 480 , each usin 110w?
That should be okay. Also, when you overclock and undervolt the cards, their consumption will go down to around 80W per card.
what size screws did you use to go into the motherboard?
Hi GGradilla, I used 8 x 1. The link for those from homedepot is here: www.homedepot.ca/product/paulin--8-x-3-4-inch-flat-head-square-drive-wood-screws-zinc-plated-26pcs/1000119115
One thing to be mindful of is being very careful when you're putting in the screws so that you don't bend/break the motherboard. I also added a rubber spacer between the motherboard and the wood to elevate it a bit.
Hi Dani, I am building my first mining rig and I got
MSI Z390-A PRO LGA1151 - motherboard and 3 Gpus
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 FE, EVGA GeForce RTX 3060 XC, and ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3060
You mentioned in your video about Risers but I am not sure which one I used get for my gpus, can you recommend risers?
Hi Balochcode. One major thing to note here is that 3060s won't hash fully when using risers. There is a limitation that NVIDIA put on them and the only way to go around that is with a certain method. You can see my video about it here: ruclips.net/video/sW-xvWLE7bc/видео.html
As for the risers, I got mine from gpurisers.com you can also get them from amazon.
How do you turn your rig on? Where do you install a power button
Hello! On this specific motherboard, the MSI Z390A Pro, look for a set of pins called JFP1. There is a specific location for the power button that you can find in the motherboards manual.
@@DaniTalksTech thank you so much!
@@dsgdfgdsfhsfdjh7576 My pleasure. here is the manual link if you're looking for it: www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/Z390-A-PRO#down-bios
i dident see that this video only has 4,7k viewes this deserve so much more:) one little tip, it can get so much more hash rates
Hi Emil, thank you very much kind sir. I'm getting a max of 30.5 MH. Do you think I can push it further?
@@DaniTalksTech with the rigth overclock i think you can push it to 32-33, its not that much bt its something
:)
Great video! I'm just getting started myself and found this video to be very helpful! One question is what are you using for spacers to mount the motherboard to the wood?
I went to home Depot and got a thin plastic tubing (one that's used for AC units). I cut it into small pieces and use that as a spacer. It works perfectly!
Yeah I just set up 3 580 8gb cards stock there running 29.14mh each which I think I just got lucky even doing OC just brings it down and my current Pwer for each is 78/84/93 should I even worry about overclocking?
well, the values that you are getting aren't too too bad. However, I'd consider overclocking and undervolting the 84W and 93W ones. Those are high. What memory types do you have? and are you running it in Hive or Windows? I can then tell you what settings to apply.
@@DaniTalksTech all three 580 is 8 gb two are Samsung and one is Hynix I’m currently running in hive. Thanks for the help!
my power sourse only have 2 PCIE how do u get the rest of them
that means i can only hook 1 gpu and my gpu have 2 PCIE
Hi Baterie. You'd need another PSU that has several PCIE power outputs.
Supporting a fellow Canadian, great video.
I appreciate that Alain! Thank you
Im gonna buy the same pieces to build my mining rig , concerning to the RAMS DDR4 or 5 ? And which brand do i have to buy pls reply , cause the links are not working
Hi Mahmoud. Thank you for watching my video. The RAM should be DDR4. Good luck with your build :)
What are those and where did you get those black elevators you screwed in the wood for the motherboard ??
i have the same mbo and a similar frame.
Hi Bruno, those black elevators that I used actually came with my monitors. I never used them for the monitor and ended up using them here. However, if you're looking to elevate your motherboard, which I think you should, then consider using a rubber spacer like this: www.homedepot.ca/product/canada-tubing-polythylene-tubing-3-16-inch-inside-diameter-x-5-16-inch-outside-diameter-x-10-ft-coil/1001002303
@@DaniTalksTech Thank you for the tip I will elevate it.
One more question.
What screws did you use and where did you get them?
Cool stuff !!!
How are you able to have 4 gpus on a Z390 board? Looking to build a nining rig of my own.
Having 4 is quite straightforward. You won't have issues with putting 4 on that mobo.
Hi DaniW, What program do you use to modify the GPU? Adrenalin amd 2020? . I have problem with this sotfware. Thank you.
Hi Miguel, I use OverdriveNtool for AMD and MSI Afterburner for Nvidea. No issues with both, but it does take a bit of tweaking to figure out stable settings.
Can I use the same motherboard with 4 rtx 3060s ? Please help!
Hi Jignesh. No you will not be able to put 4 RTX 3060s on this motherboard. You won't be able to put two. Dizzy Mining put up a comprehensive list of motherboards here: dizzymining.com/tools/3060-motherboard/
what do you call that black thing you put in the wood before the mobo?
Uhmmm I call it riser, but I don't think it's the right term for it. Any plastic piece that's more than 0.5 inch or so should get the job done.
Hey im about to be building my own mining rig soon. I have ordered the same Mainboard. Is there any video out there which shows what BIOS settings I have to do? As of know I have RX580. Thanks
Hello, I don't have a video about the settings, but in short, I enabled 4G decoding, Changed PCIE speeds to Gen2, Changed Windows OS configuration from CSM to UEFI and I made sure that my PCIE lanes are powered directly through the PCI power on the motherboard. You'll find it next to the CPU.
@@DaniTalksTech Thanks man, keep up the good work :D
@@thommylyvu6439 thank you man. Did your setup work? Let me know please.
DaniW not yet, had bad luck with my mainboard. The shop here sent me an already used and broken one so I had to order another one. I’ll keep you up to date.
What are you doing on the bios for mining with the z390 a pro msi can you help me ? and can you have more of 4 graphic card on the motherboard ?
It took me a veeeeery long time to figure out the z390A pro. It was so buggy to make more than 4 cards work. What I ended up doing is: 1- Enabling 4G Decoding. 2-Changing PCIE speed to Gen2. Change Windows OS configuration from CSM to UEFI. I also had to play a lot with the sequence of putting in the cards. I started out with PCIE1 and went chronologically to 6. I am yet to add the NVME to PCIE adapter. That's on the way.
@@DaniTalksTech can you suggest a good motherboard where we don't have to do much settings tweaks??
@@adesheddie1 I will suggest mobos that I have personally used. That one was the Asus 370A and the Gigabyte B250 fintech. Those were easily to set up. I barely had to do anything.
@@DaniTalksTech hi can you help me? i built my mining rig but i can't put more than 4 graphics cards with the z390 a pro and I do everything of you said
great video mate,
Much love from india, im also setting up a similar set-up.
Happy mining brother!!
Best of luck man! Let me know how it goes.
hey i have buy this msi card for 90 dollar, what cables do i need, and what about the kingston SSD do i need a cable for instal the windows 10 on it ?
Hi Chris, your question is a bit involved to answer here. I recommend you watch videos on installing windows on an SSD and you should get a better answer via a video. It's a simple process to install windows.
what power cable do you recommend for the risers?
In this video I use Sata power, but I have since then switched to using PCIE cables since those are generally better. I got them from Parallel Miner, but you can get them from anywhere that is available.
Hi..How was the performance with msi z390 A pro mother board?
Do you recommend buying that for mining with 6 RTX 3080 cards?
It worked like a charm. It does require some bios tweaking after the 4th GPU. I was able to fit 7 GPUs on it with the M.2 to PCIE Adapter.
@@DaniTalksTech
Sounds awesome..I will go for it..Thanks a lot..
Hope bios tweak settings were shared in your channel..I will go through it..
@@usavarma I didn't make a dedicated video about the bios settings. In short, go into your bios, hit F7 to switch to advanced mode, then enable 4G Decoding/Crypto Mining. Also, change your Windows OS settings to UEFI. Finally, enable your integrated graphics as well. That should get the job done.
@@DaniTalksTech
Thanks a lot..I will try that..I just ordered the motherboard..😊
@@usavarma Let me know how it goes. If it doesn't work for you, I will make a short video about it.
Hey bro i have rx580 8gb but my core clock go down to 300mhz if it's stable so work only 8 to 16 hours then crash or black screen
Make sure you have the right overclocks Nadeem!
Can you please tell me your bios setting I can only get 3 cards to work on my build.
Hi Anthony, what mobo/cpu are you using? You should be able to get 4 on there without any bios tweaks.
@@DaniTalksTech I am using msi z390-a pro with i5 9400f 8 gb ram hive os on USB stick.
@@johnnnnnnnn67 hmmm...that's weird. In the bios go into Advanced, then enable 4G Decoding/Crypto minig. See if that works?
@@DaniTalksTech yes it is on. What bios version are you using?
@@johnnnnnnnn67 Unfortunately, I cannot check right now. i updated to the latest one. I think it was 7B98v1D
6 pin pcie power slot just beside 16x pcie slot on MB, is really needed to connect with PCI power cable??
I suspect we can leave it without connecting, as we are connecting PCIe riser with 6pin pcie power cable connector.. What's your suggestion bro?
You could try without doing it. My suggestion is that it's better to do it since I have noticed that I get better stability with it connected. Now I don't know for sure if it makes that much of a difference, but I have found that connecting it is better.
@@DaniTalksTech
Thank you for the reply..I am going to build my first mining rig with 4-RTx3080 and 2-RTx3070 with 2-HX1200w PSU..I think It will be short of PCIe connectors from psu ..I need to figure out a safe and stable way to achieve it.. Somewhere I saw that molex to pcie adapter may help when in short of PCIe connectors... I will further explore best way to do it..
I will share if I get a proper solution or any bad results..
Happy mining..👍
@@adityavarma2138 Thanks for letting me know Aditya. I think the 1200W won't be sufficient for those cards. For start, each 3080 will consume around 250W (after undervolting) and the 3070 will each consume at least 130W (after undervolting). You're already beyond that PSU capacity. I highly recommend either getting a way bigger PSU or running a dual PSU set up. I don't think your current PSU set up is sufficient.
As I write this, i notice that you wrote 2 x 1200W, so ignore what i just said above...you're doing the right thing :)
@@DaniTalksTech
Yeah I am using 2 X 1200 w..I think I should have written more clearly with 'x' instead of '-'.. :)
@@adityavarma2138 all good :) thank you for clarifying! I misread that as well. Great set up!
Sir should sata cabel is safe for riser or splitter
It's not the best option. Ideally you should use the PCIE connection on the riser. I bought some extenders and splitters and I will be changing all my sata ones to pcie.
Aren’t those pcie to sata power cables a fire hazard?
I am uncertain if they are a fire hazard. Many other miners have used them for low power cards. However, if you are connecting high powered cards, you should use pcie cables. I bought pcie splitters and extenders and I plan to change all the sata ones to pcie.
( Sana all ) I don’t have a gpu to get that Rx580 8gb ,some store here in Philippines was so overpriced ,you’re so lucky bro nice video
It's so tough. I got mine 3 months ago. since then their price has doubled!
@@DaniTalksTech yeah right sad for me lol! I want update in your mining hash so I subscribe to you now support me too bro thanks have a great day
hey you have for RAM a CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 8GB - wen i wanne use a mixed rig like 4 gpu s from 8GB and 2 GPU's from 12 ore 16 GB do i need more RAM ? like 1 card from 16 GB ore 32GB ? ,
Not at all. The RAM is mostly for the operating system. If you have 4-8 GB you should be good to go regardless of the GPUs you have in your rig.
@@DaniTalksTech thanks for the fast response , thanks for the quick response, you are the first of the ones I follow who actually answer one of my questions, the Ram wich one do you have use , Corsair CMK8GX4M1A2400C14R - - 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2400MHz - - Corsair CMK8GX4M1A2400C16R -8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2400MH
And the for the PSU - if I cannot find the indicated power supply as you have, is there an alternative brand, or can I also use an HP 1200 WATT Power Supply, if so which cables should I purchase
@@gcdesignchris6247 Hi Chris, I got this RAM CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 8GB (1x8GB) DDR4 2400MHz CL16 Memory - Black (CMK8GX4M1A2400C16)
@@gcdesignchris6247 As for your PSU, you can get any brand as long as you have enough wattage and PCIE cables for your GPUs. If you're just starting with mining, I suggest getting an ATX PSU (corsair, thermaltake, gigabyte, EVGA, Deepcool....etc.). However, server power supplies are significantly cheaper than regular ATX power supplies.
@@gcdesignchris6247 Thank you for watching my video :)
The first 1 is running cooler cause there's no GPU next to the fan side I would suggest separating the gpus as far as possible till you get the rest of the gpus
Hi Moises. Yes, I've since then done some heat management work and seperation and it worked like a charm! Thanks for watching my video man. I appreciate it :)
can you run different gpu models at the same time?
Yes of course. Sometimes the overclock settings get mixed up and start acting up, so my suggestion is to add the GPUs one at a time.
@@DaniTalksTech even if its different serieses? lets say rx 5700 and rx 6600?
@DaniW how did you make the other gpu’s to work I can’t make mine to work I have the same cards
Hi edjean24, what motherboard do you have? What is the exact issue that you are having? Are they not showing up, or is the motherboard not booting? Can you please give me some details? Thanks
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That’s what I bought I installed the 1st gpu and works fine but when i go to install the others i have issues don’t know how to go the bios (when to the settings) and still. Don’t know how to make the others gpu’s to work
@@edjean24 Thanks for sharing this with me. Unfortunately, I am unfamiliar with these at this time and unfortunately I won't be able to give the right answers. You should go to reddit and post a question in the gpumining subreddit. Someone will have the answer! Sorry I cannot help with this :(
Great Video. Love how you put everything together. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍
Thank you Interesting Facts!
Can you go over your bios setup? I'm using the same motherboard and can't get it to recognize any GPU's.
Hi Jason, not even a single GPU? Where did you plug it in first? You have to start with PCIE lane 1. Also did you download the drivers for the GPU?
@@DaniTalksTech I made what appears to be the mistake of mounting all before booting. I'll go back and restart. I also need to learn how to install drivers while using HiveOS; I'm not running windows.
Hi Jason, add them one by one and they should work. Add one, start it up, then shut down and add the next and so on. Also, HiveOS should auto-download the drivers. What GPUs are you using?
Hi. Very nice can you also tell how to put software and make it run step by step
Hi Zaeem, are you planning to set it up in Windows or HiveOS?
@@DaniTalksTech dont know yet , how are you doing..
@@maxnet2000 I have tried and prefered windows to be honest. Although most more experienced miners will prefer hiveos
@@DaniTalksTech please make a video on that how to configure and make it work..
Hi Dan, I went with the same motherboard as well. ?, does the cooler surfice? Looks like a stock Intel cooler. Does it get the job done. I only have a couple GPUs but hoping over time to run 6 or 7 on this motherboard. Love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to share. Thanks from California.
Hi Wes. Yes the stock cooler on the CPU is more than enough. Mining isn't a CPU intensive job at all and your cpu will barely be doing anything. That's why ideally you should get a cheap old cpu (assuming you can find them and they are compatible). What PSU are you running? Thank you for watching Wes! I appreciate it!
@@DaniTalksTech I went with one from Parallel Mining... 1200 Watt HP 80+ Platinum 94% Efficiency 110-240V Chain Sync Open Air GPU Mining Rig Power Supply. Haven't built it yet, awaiting delivery.
Hello man, i am using same motherboard but different gpu’s , can you please share the bios settings
Hi Haziz, the things that worked out for me were: Changing PCIE lane speed to Gen2, Enable 4G Decoding, and powering the PCIE input on the motherboard from the power supply.
How many kwh does that rig use. You might have said it in the video and I just missed it but I’m trying to figure out the electricity cost for where I live
Hi Obadiah, I have since then added 2 additional cards and I am consuming around 800w at the wall. For 24 hours operation, that would be around 19 KWH per day.
Thanks Dani, for my estimations (which should always be a little higher to consider mistakes) does 3.5kwh per gpu sound reasonable? I love in Nova Scotia and cost for electricity is $0.16/kWh which would mean only $3.36 in electricity costs for 6 gpus. That seems a little low does it not? Or are your costs also in that price range.
@@DaniTalksTech Interested as well.
@@obadiahoickle8972 sorry I missed this comment. So if you undervolt and overclock the GPUs, each should consume 80W (assuming it's an rx580), 6 of them would consume 480W. Add in the CPU, mobo and other items. Let's say you hit 700W or 0.7kW. Your daily consumption of electricity would be 0.7x24 = 16.8kwh in a day. Multiply that by the rate and you'll get your daily electricity cost. At 0.16/kwh, you're looking at $2.6 per day.
Can you share your bios settings please
dude i`m about to build a similar rig, nice setup bro.
Good luck bro :)
hi mate, may i ask a question, i have the same mobo as your, and getting 3 used rx 580 and manage to build the rig, but when i boot up, the third gpu can't be detected. can you help? or maybe some of the viewer can offer me with some solution or insigt.. Thanks in advance.
Hi Fredy, I wish I can assist with that. It's a bit tough via the comments. Are you not seeing it in Device Manager? Have you troubleshoot things to eliminate that there is something wrong with that specific GPU? Does it happen with any of them (when you have 3 there)? Are the latest drivers installed?
@@DaniTalksTech yep, in device manager only show 2 rx580, and i've asked my friend to test the specific gpu and it worked just fine, but when i swap that specific gpu with another one, it just not showing. meanwhile i the other two working just fine. and if i tried it with working riser and it still show nothing. i've been struggling for the past weeks with nothing working
@@fredywong4600 Hi Fredy, sorry to hear that. You've done all the right things and there is nothing else that I can think of that can solve this problem. I wish I can help, but it's tough to troubleshoot via the comments. I'm confused as well!
@@DaniTalksTech well it's cool, i appreciated your kind gesture. Thanks man. Currently im trying to get another mobo or gpu to test whether it's the mobo faulty or not. again, thanks man.
@@fredywong4600 Did you manage to make it work Fredy?
Did you get the parts coming in to swap out? Write me your total cost please and mining speed once all parts r received and installed. Also how much electricity pull do you have as a requirement to run it high and constant. (Average number). Thx bud. JUST SUBSCRIBED - ALTON. USA. GA..
How did you removed the metal caps on the back of these GPUs ?, also use Hive OS much better than windows
Hi Zeid, I'm not sure what you mean by the metal caps? Can you explain please. As for HiveOS vs Windows, I agree, I think it's much better. However I was able to get the cards way more stable and more power efficient on Windows. I will try HiveOS again very soon. Much love man!
Hi Dani, Looking for a cheap processor for my MSI Z390. is Pentium or Celeron processor fine? Intel Core i3 i3-9100F Quad-core (4 Core)?
Hi Anant, please mind the exact model number of the motherboard. The one I am using is the Z390A Pro by MSI and the list of compatible CPUs are found here: www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/Z390-A-PRO#support-cpu
The i3-9100F is compatible with it from what it looks like on the list.
Thanks for watching!
Brother I bought same al those things which u intrduce in your video. But I have one issue when I plugged my rx 580 gbu I don't got signal I loss my display plz try to help me to resolve the problem thanks
Hi no mercy. Is it when you plug in the first GPU or the fifth one?
@@DaniTalksTech sir I m use four GPU but same problem I plug first one or other one
Bro if you dont mind can you tell how mucho $ you making per day with 1 gpu ? And wich criptocurrency your mining? also if you can tell if it is worth because the main problem of mining is the electricity consumption. Great video btw so clean, i will recommend you putting more space between the gpus so there is a better air flow.
Hi MaxLife, Thank you for your support man. In regards to your question about $ per day, it's very tough to answer that question accurately because that number fluctuated big time depending on many reasons (difficulty, competition for mining, price of the coin). I am personally mining ethereum at the moment and at the time of filming this video, each GPU was making around 3.5 USD per day. Since then it dropped significantly to around $2.2 or so. So it's quite tough to predict that. Also, in July, it is expected that profitability will decrease further. The best way to estimate profitability is to go to Nicehash at: www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator
@@DaniTalksTech Thanks for the answer !! For the moment im just saving money beacuse the GPU's prices just got wild so i have to wait more. Thanks and best of the luck with your chanel i already suscribed !!
@@daoud19912 thanks for the support man. Best of luck! Thank you for subscribing :)
Can you tell me about the dimension of wood (cm)
Hi Salah. Here they are:
DIMENSIONS for 8 GPU rig:
- Width: 28"
- Height and Depth: 11.5"
- Cross-rail & vertical post length: 9"
- Rear support post: 5.5"
- GPU Spacing: 3.75"
► DIMENSIONS for 6 GPU rig:
Same as above, except widths is 24"
Credits go to Adsense Ninja. He did the tutorial on this rig frame.
I really appreciate your video, I will shortly assemble my first rig and follow your instructions carefully : clear, complete, short and from begin to end! Only one observation, may be someone already wrote on this theme : i think the right card is the coldest and the left card the hottest only because the right one breathes free air and can blow cold air on the card. The others, with each step you take to the left, breathe heated air from the board to their right, and therefore become progressively warmer. It may be appropriate to review the positioning of the gpu cards, I speak in general and not strictly about your rig, taking into account that each one should have fresh air and not heated by the one next to it. For example by placing them horizontally side by side or, returning to the vertical case, building a guide for each fan that helps the fan itself to draw fresh air from outside the array. Better still it would be to feed this guide with an external fan placed at 90 degrees with respect to the directions of the gpu cards.
Hi Giuseppe, thank you very much for your kind comment and for watching my videos. I appreciate it a lot! Good luck with building your first rig. In regards to the temperatures of the GPUs, I have since then been able to manually manipulate the fan speed to maintain a cool consistent temperature on each. As you already mentioned, the positioning also makes a big difference. I set up my fan speed at 70% at the coldest end and progressively increased it to 85 at the warmest end. This kept all the cards cool and under 60C or 55C.
Hey! I was able to find 1660 supers for sale....can I use this motherboard? And if so..should I go for 4 or more? Can this motherboard handle more than 4 gpus? Thanks!
Hi Adem. Yes the motherboard can handle more than 4. It can handle up to 6, and even 7 with an adapter. you will need to do some bios modification for GPU 5, 6 and 7 to work.
@@DaniTalksTech Awesome. thanks!
@@ademadam9752 My pleasure Adem :)
@@DaniTalksTech I can find 1660 super for the same price of 3060(when u compare earnings/per price)...the only difference is that when building 3060 ...I gotta buy expensive motherboard and can only have 2 gpus inside of a pc...and if I decide to do mining rig with 1660 super it wont be inside of a pc...what I am trying to say is it better to be mining with a “pc” or a minig rig when it comes to temperature dust etc...I am just afraid that 1660supers will get hot in the mining rig and also dust might be a problem no?
@@ademadam9752 I don't suggest going very aggressive on buying 3060. As you said they are not the most economical because they require so many parts around them to work (mobo, cpu, psu...etc.) and you're limited to 2 with most retail motherboards. I have bought a couple of them since I have so many PC parts just sitting around doing nothing. I love the 1660 Supers. They are my favorite, very stable, they run cool, and quite efficient.
hey man :) for a 6800xt that's doing 62mhs, if i keep it at 30%fans and 40degrees temperature, is this an ok setup for a long life of the gpu? thanks
Who knows? Check memory junction temperature using HwInfo. I've increased fan speed to about 1350 rpm after seeing 44C gpu but 75C on memory on 6800 (non xt). This keeps mem temp at 72C. I'd love some experienced people comment on the life of GPU fan. Should we keep them as low as possible and let memory heat up to 85C in the summer?
I would love some information about this as well. I have a 6800XT running in my main PC and I'm always uncertain about how mining on it is affecting it. Mind you that I don't overclock and undervolt it. I run that one at stock settings.
Bro i cant find this gpu in the link plz give me the link i want to buy
Hi Big Hit. At this point these cards are out of stock everywhere.
Good vid, can i put one big plank on the bottom instead of multiple beams of wood?
Thank you Nacon. Yes you can. I did it this way for a slightly improved air flow. However a plank of wood would work perfect as well. Make sure you elevate your motherboard as it does have a 'keep out' zone under the CPU.
Newbie Question: I am using same motherboard and am unable to turn the dang thing on... how did you "switch" it on. Since its not in a case, did you use a dummy switch. I bought a RM850X but its not sending power since I don't know how to turn it on. Sorry, this is totally new for me.
Hi Wes. You need to find pins on the motherboard that are called JFP1. Look at it in the manual and find it on the board. Then using a screwdriver, tough the positive and negative of the power pins. It will short them and turn on the motherboard. A dummy switch functions the same way. Let me know if you find it.
@@DaniTalksTech Yes, found it. Now problem solving setting up RaveOS.
@@str8uptv HiveOS?
Please share your mono setts for pcie configurations. Gen? 8x etc.
is that okey that u used sou expencive cpu?
Hi I live on Toronto, were you buy your parts?
Hello, I am unsure about parts in Toronto. I get them from local shops, and facebook marketplace. I make reasonable offers to people who are selling their parts. I also got these before the market became what it is now.
This motherboard accept 6 rtx 2060?
yeah it should be no issue for those cards.
Hi!
What are the bios setups you use for this motherboard?
Looking to build my own mining rig using this motherboard just don’t know how to setup not a lot of videos on it.
Btw great video keep up the good work man 💪
Hi Sam, my bios edits were the following: enabling 4G decoding, changing PCI speed to Gen2, Changing Windows OS configuration from CSM to UEFI. I also made sure to power the motherboard PCIE from the ATX PSU. There is a 6 pin power slot on the motherboard for that. I read somewhere that it helps with powering the PCIE lanes.
can I use i5 2320 on this board for mining?
No Aqib, unfortunately that cpu won't work on the z390A pro.
@@DaniTalksTech thanks a ton mate 👍
@@aqib7165 my pleasure Aqib. Thank you for watching my video :)
ola buenas Noches, tengo una Phantom Gaming Rx 580 de 8Gb.. sabes que la coloque en la PC le instale los drivers del fabricante.. prendo La PC y funciona todo sin problemas... pero no me deja usar la grafica de la placa.. la use con un Smart TV HD con cable HDMI.. y después con un Monitor full HD en VGA y HDMI pero no me deja usar la grafica de la placa.. todo es nuevo.. Que puede ser? los componentes de mi PC son Ryzen 5 2400g
16GB de Ram, 2666 Tridente Z, Motherboard Asus Prime B450, Fuente Thermaltake 620w, Gabinete In Win, 2TB HDD, SSD 500gb WD Blue...
Hi Walter. Unfortunately, I couldn't understand your comment and as such I am not able to reply.
good job man!!! nice video
Thank you I appreciate that man!
Hey man have you since been able to get them over 27 hash rate? Also what's your daily profit average been with eth around 2k?
Hi Stevie, yes I flashed the bios and managed to get them to 29-30 roughly. The daily profits have been a roller coaster. With ETH being at 2k, each card is making 1.62 usd per day after power.
@@DaniTalksTech geeze so really not to good with those. Takes about 5k to build all that now and z15 and s18 make like 20 a day
@@sdhhh7hjj 5k to build a rig of 4 rx580s? It cost me around 1.5k or less. What set up do you have?
@@DaniTalksTech those rx580 are 5 to 600 each now. That's what I'm saying now currently it's not worth. What do you think?
@@sdhhh7hjj no, please don't buy them at that price. They are definitely not worth it at that price!
Hi 👋 thanks for videos , i have one question that’s good for buy now RX 580 8gb /50 units ? Or it’s already old gpu and soon will this gpu die ? (Price 580 8gb 200$ per one in my country that’s mean spend in total 10k$ ,)
In my opinion that's a risk. If mining dies then that GPU won't have a high resale price. Are you planning to mine with them? Right now, depending where you are you could breakeven in 4-5 months or so.
Woo I like 😊😊
hey how did you turn out the motherboard without a power switch?
I have the same MB
Short the power jumpers with any metal
Hi Louis, I went to the manual of the motherboard and found the location of the positive of the power switch and the ground. Then I short them with a metal pin and it turns on. If you do t like that idea, you could buy a manual power switch and connect it to the motherboard. Something like this: www.amazon.ca/dp/B072FMVZJZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_VN85K2EF2HSXRM87P5J0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Yes!
Where did u buy the gpus
I got them locally before the craze started.
@@DaniTalksTech omg lucky you
How are your profits ? Planning to build the same, but with a cheaper cpu ofcourse 😅
Yes most definitely. If you find a cheaper cpu go for it. Profits go up and down. Right now it's roughly $3.5 CAD per day after utilities.
Love it! - Really wanna get into this. Any advice? It is bad time to buy GPUs too.
Nope, I am getting an RX 580 8GB for £250
I will get around £50 a month
Hi Abdifatah, it depends on the price you buy your GPUs at. Do not buy them at crazy prices. For example, just like what Nightcore said, an RX580 should be around $180 USD to $220 USD depending on where you are. But some people are selling it for double. Find good deals online. Also, keep in mind your electricity cost. I would say research it well before getting into it. I am a beginner miner so my risk is low.
If you can find cheap ones on secondhand market u should invest, but u gotta be sure if they are working so better test them out before buying...
how many gpu can use on this motherboard ?
6 in the PCIe slots and 1 if you get an M.2 to PCIe adapter. However after the 4th GPU, you'd have to do some changes in the bios to make it work.
is wood frame not risk with fire hazard? I know wood is better than metal since its not conducting heat, metal can. Aluminum bar sounds good.
Ideally you should be doing things so that no fire happens, but if it does, then yes aluminum would be a way better option. I'm actually considering switching the frame to aluminum soon.
Can you please make a video on how to do bios to run 6 gpus ?
Nice vid sir. Keep it up!
Thank you Micah! Much appreciated man!
Can you tell me about the frame sizes ?
Hi Mohammed, it's a bit tough to explain in text.
DIMENSIONS for 6 GPU rig:
- Width: 24"
- Height and Depth: 11.5"
- Cross-rail & vertical post length: 9"
- Rear support post: 5.5"
- GPU Spacing: 3.75"
Credit goes to Mining Sumo and for his video tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/VQb0rcRuvdA/видео.html
sir please show that how to change m.2slot to pcie slot for extra gpu miing plz plz plz
You'd need an adapter like this for that: tinyurl.com/yex6t2fh
Hi DaniW. Thanks for making and sharing this video. I think the first gpu is coolest and others are warmer as the first gpu is pulling air thru it pushing the hot air backwards. Well it looks like thats whats happening. I hope all goes well for you.
Cheers.
Thank you for the heads up Paul. Yes, since I made the video, I added a couple of fans to direct the air better. Little improvements made a big difference. Thank you for watching :)
First GPU absorbs fresh air but the other could not, because of GPU's too close and absorbs other gpu's heat.. You should make a little bit distance each one them and use 2 fun in front of all gpu. That's make a cool condition and low power consumption. BTW good work, well done. Congz.. :)
Thank you Bilge. You're right. Since then I have managed to add some fans and the temperatures are very good now. Less than 70 degrees on all of them. They are very efficient. Thank you man! :)
TY 😊
Nice video, next time you should show us how much u spend and your estimated ROI :)
Thanks for the heads up on that Nysted. I will cover that in a future video :)
looks cool im going to build one too
That's awesome! I'm about to build my second as well!
Hey I am connecting 3 GPU rx570 but my PC does not power on .... but when I am connecting 2 GPU it works perfectly fine .... I have Corsair ax750 power supply .... why’s the issue am I facing ?
Asus b450 tuf gaming motherboard
16 gb ram
Amd Ryzen 5 processor
Works fine with 2gpu but when trying to connect 3 GPU system power doesn’t on .. only shows light on motherboard
Buy bigger PSU, it doesn't hv enough power. Basically you can only use 80% of you PSU capacity ea 750watt, you can only utilize 750 * 0,8 = 600 W.
Each GPU use abt 180W at peak. That not counting the system which consumed abt 100W to 150W depending on your processor power rating. My suggestion is use at least 1000W PSU for your config.
@@MoslemPerspective While wattage is something to keep in mind, I don't think this is the issue there. With his specs, the psu should power on close to 100%. It's not recommended to do, but it would work. I do think it's a mobo issue with it not being able to recognize more than 2 GPUs.
Vinit, have you played around with the bios settings? Make sure you enable above 4G decoding in your bios if you have that setting. Also, try to change the PCIE speed to Gen2. See if that helps.
Problem solved ... as 750 power was not enough for 3 GPU
@@vinitgohil4733 good to know. I stand corrected @xerxes
I'm in Canada as well, and very interested in doing this as well. Any tips on where to look for supplies?
Hi Doug. What sort of supplies are you referring to? If it's GPUs, the way I got mine is by spending lots of time on canada computers, memory express, newegg, and best buy to get them. It also took me months to be able to find the GPUs. This is definitely the hardest task of all. Everything else is available but at a premium. Do have a GPU or two handy on you? if yes, you could start with that to familiarize yourself and understand what to expect.
@@DaniTalksTech yeah, it’s mainly the GPUs I’m concerned with. When I started looking into this for the first time a few days ago, it was a rude awakening! Man, crazy hard to find
@@bluefuzecom one thing I tell fellow starters like myself. DO NOT fall into the trap of buying double or triple for a card. Yes there is a shortage of supply, and what that means most of the time is that it will take more effort to buy a card, but it is possible. I checked my phone probably 100 times a day in order to get these. I would refresh the pages of CC, bestbuy, amazon, memoryexpress, and whenever something comes in stock i would try to buy it and fail 9 out of 10 times. So it's just a lot more work these days, but it's possible. I am also personally okay with paying up to 10% more of msrp is someone is selling it on facebook marketplace. Basically, I am okay compensating that person for the time they have taken to find it, buy it, transport it and sell it to me. Roughly that's around $50 - $100 depending on the card. Anything beyond that, I am not paying for.
@@DaniTalksTech thanks! Just out of curiosity, what province are you in? I'm in Alberta :)
@@bluefuzecom I'm in Quebec! Thank you for watching me all the way from Alberta. I haven't been and I'd love to visit one day!
Could you link me to those spacers you used for the motherboard?
Hi Bryan, the original spacers I used were the plastic ones that actually come with a monitor mount. They were pretty handy. Since I realized that I cannot get my hands on many, I improvised and figured out that hard drainage tubing acts as an excellent spacer as well. I tried them and they are perfect. I got them from home depot: www.homedepot.ca/product/canada-tubing-polythylene-tubing-0-17-inside-diameter-x-1-4-inch-outside-diameter-x-25-ft-coil/1001002217
Cool man
Thank you Guiseppe!
What are u mining ?
X Blue Gen I am mining ETH
nice find :D i am stuck mining my single 5700xt right now , can't wait till i can get hands on another 1-2 cards . than later more
Keep at it Koyla. The 5700xt are efficient cards!
use hiveos and you'll get better hashrates and more on the fly overclocking options
Hi Jason. I have since then moved most of my rigs to hive OS with the exception of my 3060 set ups. Thanks for watching the video :)
i want this setup, but is kind expensive to me build one... i guess if i buy the motherboard psu and one first gpu will be the start point... then i work normally more then i can buy more gpu and adapters
Yes sir. That's a great plan. You can start off with your PC if you have one built already!
@@DaniTalksTech the problem about my PC. I used all PSU possibilitys already, i had one for years ago and my GPU is a fucking 3080 from EVGA, it give me arround 30 to 40 in current money, but a new one cost like 13k from current money, soo it need almost a year to pay-off and i will need at least another psu running in parallel, i not sure how to do it too... well for sure i will mine at least this entire month, but in my first 5 days it give me arround 200 current money and may not looks that much, but if i had at least 2 of those running and payed out i already can live from minning LOL, the main problem is, i had no money to buy another setup right now and i actually had a really nice job that pay much more, soo i will downgrade my quality of life doing it, this is why i need to put more minning power to become a trully minning adm rig and start my dream job as a full time indie game dev LOL