Excellent video mate, i am playing around with pytorch on my GTX 1070 (8gb) in a workstation with dual E-5 2680 cpus and 128gb ecc ram at the moment... i am limited with power connectors as i only have a 1 8pin and 1 6pin... i am thinking that my best option may be a 16gb 4060ti or a 12gb 4070 in terms of max power... i was looking at the cards you are using and didnt realise that they didnt use pci 8pins so your vid was v useful there! Have subbed to your channel - cheers!
Welcome to the family, yeah many of the data center cards use 8pin eps for power. It can be adapted semi easily. One thing you can do is grab a power supply to run your gpus and they sell these little jumpers on Amazon you plug into the ATX side that will trick the power supply and thinking there's a motherboard so you can turn it on and just give your gpus power through like an 800 watt power supply it's what all the crypto miners do all you got to do is pick up a power supply and one of those cheap $15 adapters to turn them on on Amazon or you can make an adapter just by jumping the signal wire to ground the wiring may not be the prettiest but it'll get you more GPU room if power is your limiting factor
Excellent video mate, i am playing around with pytorch on my GTX 1070 (8gb) in a workstation with dual E-5 2680 cpus and 128gb ecc ram at the moment... i am limited with power connectors as i only have a 1 8pin and 1 6pin... i am thinking that my best option may be a 16gb 4060ti or a 12gb 4070 in terms of max power... i was looking at the cards you are using and didnt realise that they didnt use pci 8pins so your vid was v useful there! Have subbed to your channel - cheers!
Welcome to the family, yeah many of the data center cards use 8pin eps for power. It can be adapted semi easily. One thing you can do is grab a power supply to run your gpus and they sell these little jumpers on Amazon you plug into the ATX side that will trick the power supply and thinking there's a motherboard so you can turn it on and just give your gpus power through like an 800 watt power supply it's what all the crypto miners do all you got to do is pick up a power supply and one of those cheap $15 adapters to turn them on on Amazon or you can make an adapter just by jumping the signal wire to ground the wiring may not be the prettiest but it'll get you more GPU room if power is your limiting factor
@@Technogizguy Cheers, I may well look into that thanks!