BTC-D37 Riserless Mining Motherboard Setup with 8 GPU's
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2021
- D37 BTC Miner Motherboard with CPU+8X8Pin Cable+128G SSD+8GB Memory:
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Note: This one is not compatible with BTC-D37 its for BTC S37/B85/B75/AK2980-D8P-65:
8 GPU Mining Rig Frame for Crypto Coin Currency Bitcoin Ethereum BTC S37/B85/B75/AK2980-D8P-65:
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professionally done, neat and clean.absolutely outstanding money mining machine.
Thanks
great so much simpler and clean looking compared to riser type and less to go wrong too
Setup other riserless Mining Motherboard video, thanks for sharing your good information!
Nice frame and clean build. But I am sceptical to your power connections. It's my understanding that you should use EITHER the connectors on the long side OR the ones on the short side to power the pci slots. Then connecting the auxiliary power connectors on the gpu directly to the psu. You are running all the power needed through the traces on the board and it might not be built for that. Imagine the undervolt settings going back to default and all the cards going full throttle, you'll be drawing up to 1600W through the traces.
That's Exactly what I was thinking. I do not believe the motherboard was designed to handle running all the power for the gpus via the board. The gpus need to have direct connections to the psu. Such as using pcie splitter cables.
Nice video, just waiting on my riserrless motherboard to arrive should have been here 2 days ago!
Thanks for subscribing I appreciate it. Fyi I just received my 3rd board BTC-S37 model, uploading the unboxing video soon. Which model did you order?
Hi nice video, may i know which board u think is better ? And may i know arpund how much the mobo?
@@kennychai4325 Get the BTC-S37 it has wider spacing between GPU slots. www.amazon.ca/BTC-S37-Miner-Motherboard-Memory-Interface/dp/B093DJQNWX/ref=asc_df_B093DJQNWX/?tag=googlemobshop-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=459301387420&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10279243020942317055&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9060809&hvtargid=pla-1363242992638&psc=1
Big fan of your contents here. Could you please show one with Hard Disk installation,Bios, OS installation(WIndows) for this motherboard as that would help most of us beginners.
Ok I will make video step by step, thanks.
It was very helpful. thank you.
Thanks for this video. I have BTC-s37 and 7 gpus. 2000w power supply but it is too noisy in my small bedroom. I will buy a quiet power supply next week then start mining :)
Yes I am using same PSU with my BTC-T37 and the is quite loud so definitely not for the bedroom. Anyway thanks for visiting my channel and happy mining.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Hi RUV , I have BTC-T37 but I could not start mining and I dont know why. Could you give me some advice please. I am working with an USB 3.0 with HiveOs , my psu is a EVGA GQ 850 and I have 1660 Ti and 2 1660 super.
@@andresalzate7465 here is the link of Mining Chambers video on how to setup hiveOs; ruclips.net/video/3Pw87g8Kkiw/видео.html
Hey there love the video, can I ask what benefit do you see from using Windows 10 over something like hive os?
For the sake of video for this mobo I always use Windows 10 with Nicehash because I already have in on my SSD. And with Windows I can show that the mobo is working fully just like regular PC. Now when it comes to benefit of nicehash is I love seeing the payout every 4 hours and if you are new to mining nicehash quickminer is good to start with. My self I start with regular nicehash miner to learn about mining then switch to Nicehash quickminer when they launch it. Very easy to use just like installing a regular software and let it run. Hive OS is for advance user, it gives you more control over your rig and you can make more profit if you know what you're doing and give you freedom to mine different coins etc. I have 1 rig with 6 cards running with Hive for almost a year now and lately I am mining Raven coin with it. That said I love both Hive and Nicehash, thanks.
Making my OCD Proud! - Going to copy this setup - if you don't mind. Need to find those 6/8 pin lengths and will be setup for sure.
Not at all. You can buy cables from Amazon.
Link for the stand as well.
That you! Great video!
Made the frame my self ruclips.net/video/topWyZOiPjo/видео.html
Hi. Really nice build!
Here is the dimensions; ruclips.net/video/topWyZOiPjo/видео.html
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Nice. Thank you.
you helped with the power! thanks!
(the intro/outro are too loud)
Yes I notice that too and I have reduced the intro/outro and background music from 100% to 30% volume every time I make a video, sorry I am still learning and thanks for your feedback and support.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos very cool. keep going. never give up!
Muy buen video, great!!!!
Guess I’m confused I use the btc-s37 the biggest board. (And smallest 8 board) And I only have to plug in the cards and the one connector below each card on board to power the riser. Do you really need to have a 2nd power supply to connect the wires on the side? I don’t think you need to. I think that’s just two different locations to power the riserless boards. BUT I could be wrong.. test it and let me know! BUT I do want that rack you have there! Where to find them or house to build them!
You don't have to, the side connectors are option when you use the server case. You can power the motherboard using back connectors as well but then you have to split it to power all GPU's or you can power them direct from PSU. Frame I made it my self, here is the link; ruclips.net/video/topWyZOiPjo/видео.html
*Hi, love the vids! Which riser less motherboard is the best?*
For cheap mobo like mine I would recommend BTC-S37
I Just received my first btc-s37 and your videos have been very helpful. Question about power supply - can I connect the psu directly to the GPUs or does the motherboard need at least 1 power cable to power up?
the package didn't come with wire diagram
Assuming that you have 8 GPU's, you have to power all 6 pins connector on the motherboard, that will power each PCIe slot then you also have to power all GPU as well.
Hi, I just got the BTC-S37 and what I am unsure is: am I supposed to connect a 6-pin power to each connector by each PCIE slot, just like what you did in the video starting at 4:57?
With BTC-S37, the 6 pins connector is to power the board and each PCIE, do not use them to power the GPU's. You need to power each 6 pins and each GPU directly from power supply. Let me know if you have more questions, you can also post it in the discussion on my channel, thanks
Thanks for the video! this mother board working with RTX3070ti / 3080 ?? thanks!
Where can I buy the chassis you showed in the video? Thx!
Hey very clean setup! Could you still plug in some risers to spread the cards more for airflow? Should be making no difference no?
Yes you can
You can get the BTC-S37 which has 1.5cm more space between the slots.
Thanks for the video… I set mine up today but I just can’t get more than 5 GPUs to work at the same time no matter what. All GPUs I have work as I’ve moved the GPUs, cables all around into different slots & they work in any configuration as long as it’s 5 or less GPUs. I have a 1200w server PSU with a breakout board that has enough slots but just won’t work. Has anybody come across this before then actually fixed the issue? Would love to know what I need to do. Thanks
Mine is running with 8 GPU's no problem, what are the GPU'S you have? May be you already know but 1200 server PSU is only 900 watts @ 120vac and 1200 watts @ 220vac input.
Good build. Just make your voice louder and the music lesser volume next time.
Will do, thanks for the feedback.
Thank you for this video. I am looking at building a really low budget Ravencoin miner with this type board and four of the Zotac 730 Zone Edition 4GB cards. Does this MOBO run 4G cards? And if you have a Zotac 730 around, can you please let me know the hashrate for Ravencoin? I am trying to do all the research before buying.
Yes it will run 4gb cards. Not sure what hashrate you'll get but RX580 4gb is around 9mh/s. My GTX 1060 6gb is getting 9.8mh/s and the GTX1070 8GB is hashing 11.9mh/s. Note that with Ravecoin you'll get half of the hashrate compare to mining ETH. I have 2x1060 6gb and 4x1070 8gb and I am getting 11 Ravencoin every 2 hrs ish. Its a good time to start, I think January 2022 is the 1st halving.
Where did you get that frame from for your rig? I'm waiting on the BTC-S37 mobo to arrive in the mail.
I made it my self out of used deck railings
where you buy the btc d37 ? i found different producer width the same name but same customer comment that the board not function so will be great if you can share the link of the producer. thanks great video.
Bought mine from AliExpress
Thank you for your video, Just want to ask where is your PSU plugged in, 110 or 220? How loud is the PSU?
110 volts, server PSU is quite loud with high pitch noise
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Thank you for your reply, I am trying to make the same build using your video as a guide. I bought same PSU but have not received them yet, I saw one video that suggested plugging it at 220 to lessen the noise, I hope it works, thanks again.
My friend, do you need to start the server power supply manually (pressing the small button) and if you do then what happen after power supply failure, power return and the unit will not start automatically.
Also what kind of SSD are you using.
Thank you just curious 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Yes I have to press the power button to turn it on. SSD is mSATA type. For auto start I am still trying to find out how to do it but if you have the one that has slide switch, you slide the switch to "straight" position and the server PSU will turn on automatically incase of power failure.
Hi, thank you for your video. I have a problem with the motherboard...the power supply works, the green led on the motherboard is alight but the motherboard dos not start even if a push the power button. Do you know what can I do?
Did you try to turn it on without GPU installed? Also try to reseat the RAM or try another memory ram if you have one available.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Thank you for your answer. I will try it
Which rack chassis are you using? Is that a standard 6 gpu frame where the mobo is usually mounted on the bottom?
I made the rack my self
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Can you provide the scheme? Or pictures?
@@jsgiorno please check my other video on how to make the frame, sorry getting ready to go to work, thanks.
So basically I just need to fill up all the 6pin female connectors on the board?
very nice built lovelly i would only add forget windows. use minerstat or hive os or smos. windows has too many issues. you get better hashrate using minerstat etc - but very nice build mate
Yes you are right Windows too many issues including driver issue. Thanks for watching.
Will the power consumption of risers that consume between 40 and 80 watts be eliminated with this motherboard?
Or is the power consumption on the motherboard?
Yes it will.
i did see fans not spinning in the video and some fans slowing down to a near stop, is this due to the power consumption from the board or just poor fans that need replacing?
Its because I set them to efficient mode so the temperature are low. If I set them to lite or medium mode, fans runs faster all the time. My 3060 has 3 fans, most of the time only 2 of the fans are spinning unless I set it to medium mode. That's said it means that the temperature sensor is working properly.
So what happens if you have like 3070s? how do you get the power do you need to be pluged into the motherboard?
You can power them direct from power supply
It would be possible to unlock and use six RTX 3060 with this mother board???
hello,im using the Biostar TB360-BTC D+ ,but i cant seem to make it work for more than 4 gpus,any advice?thank you
Few people commented with the same problem with BTC-T37 motherboard. What PSU are you using wattage, and what GPU'S? Please give more details.
Thanks you helped me
but i have only one qustion
i have power supply 2000W the normal one, should i buy new one power supply server?
Nope, the only reason I bought server PSU because they are small and a bit cheaper otherwise normal PSU is still better in my opinion.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Thanks again Bro
@@modnashri no problem have fun mining
I got the h510 pro btc. 6 pcie motherboard. I cannot get the 4th 5th and 6th pcie slots to work. There seems to be no power to the bottom half of the board. The chassis fans don't work either. Glad this went well for you
Sorry cannot really help you because I don't have that mobo. I am thinking to get it but not untill more video cards are available. Anyway do you have supply for both 24 pins connector? Thats all I can think at this time.
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Yeah I have a 1000w and an 850w. There are 3- 24 pin connections on the motherboard. 2 of which say they are only for starting the secondary power supply. It has been problematic since I got it a month or so ago. At first I couldn't get 2 cards to work. Updated bios and enabled c.a.m. and that solved that issue. It looks like the mobo only draws power from the 1 24 pin so I'm not sure why the lower 3 pcie slots and chassis fans do not work. Awaiting a response from asrock tech support. Thanks for the reply
@@caseyhall5297 no worries and thanks for visiting my channel. Please keep us posted once you solve the problem if you don't mind., good luck and happy mining.
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Will do. Hopefully tech support can give me some help tomorrow. Thanks again
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asrock said it might be a short or something so I had to send it back to newegg. Where did you get your motherboard? Is it still running good? I was thinking about getting the one you have instead. Would you recommend it?
Hi, will pcie slot speed on this board lower the hash rate on rtx3070 gpu? I see that it is pcie2.0
I do not have those cards but someone commented that he is running 3070 & 3080 with this motherboard and he is getting the full hashrate.
looks ideal for my 8x 1660 Ti.... especially after my riser usb cable fire i'm now scared to used them ever again as the fire was expensive :)
Yes I do not like risers and lots of cables.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos how'd you get or why is the Tuf Gaming 1660 to pulling 80w?
I can't get much above 65-67w averaging 29.6MH
@@thingswithlloyd4581 Because it was in optimize mode by default but I set all my GTX cards to efficient which the 1660 Super is hashing 31.3 @ around 74 watts or less. Also different brand 1660S has big difference in hash rate. I have Gigabyte which is hashing 28.9 @ 69 watts same settings, even 2 exact cards wont be the same.
What kind of brackets are you using on the motherboard to hold it in place
I use screws to hold the motherboard and use felt board as spacers.
Nice and professional video. Could you tell us which kind of wifi usb plug is used on your BTC 37? Thanks
USB type A
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Yes, sorry I am confused. Could you provide me a reference
Hey .. you are among the best I have seen but I have some questions before I start building mining rig
What cryptocurrency are you doing? (BTC) (ETH) ?
I want to use the same motherboard you use. My question is .. can I do (ETH) with the same motherboards you are using? and is it a good motherboard to make (ETH)? considering that I will use 5 (GeForce RTX 3060)
Thanks man! ETH, also mining Ravencoin for couple months now with 6 GPU rig ruclips.net/video/ueDfF6vO3Sc/видео.html
Hi, I have the btc s37. I have 8gb ram but it keeps saying not enough virtual memory. And after I manage to increase my virtual memory. Not all 4x 1660 super are running, only 3 of them are running. Any idea how to slove this?
Increasing virtual memory won't stop the GPU from running. Make sure you can see all 4 in device manager and all has driver installed.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos I am using Nice hash and it keeps prompting me memory not enough. All 4 are shown in device manager.
aren't the gpu too close together in these kind of motherboards? has anybody tried rtx 3080 on them???
It will be too close
Looks great but you're suffocating the gpu's when they are so close. This board is meant to be put inside a mining case, with high rpm delta fans, not an open rig frame.
Its been running for almost a year now no problem and I already got my ROI last month, never had overheating issue till now even during summer time.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Bullshit...
Is this board any good? What about longevity?!?
Also, why so many 6/8pin plugs onto the motherboard?!?
16 suplimentary power connectors on a motherboard, is ridiculous
Because this mobo doesn't use 24 pins so 1 single 6 pins cable cannot handle the current of multiple GPU's. For me I consider risers as ridiculous , I would rather have multiple 6 pins than dealing with riser boards. Anyway my BTC motherboards are running for 2 years now no issue so far, hopefully it will serve me for another couple years with no issue.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Good to know, as im thinking of buying the same :D Thankyou
Can we use more than one of the full performance RX 5700 XT with this motherboard?
Its should work but I haven't tried it mu self. If you search another RUclipsr "Mining Bonanza" he is using mixed GPU's with this motherboard, thanks.
Hello friend, could you provide the design of this rig frame with the measurements?
ruclips.net/video/topWyZOiPjo/видео.html
What rig frame are you using? Is that a custom made frame?
ya which store u get those frame metal parts from
Can I use an ATX power supply to power the motherboard? Mine has 8 x 8 pins output
Yes you can
have you tried to use HiveOs?
Have you try the BTC-S37 version. The one with more space between gpu? If yes,is this work as well as this one?
Yes I just received the S37 last week, I will upload the unboxing soon. S37 is way to go because even the D37 has no enough gap when I put the thicker 1660 Super next to each other. And someone comment on one of my video that he is running 3070 & 3080 with S37 model and he's getting the full hash rate.
Just an update, BTC-S37 works as well as this mobo. Running 4x 1660s atm, will upload video when I get another 4 GPUs, thanks.
music 10/10
no extra Fan ? I see the space between the GPU are so tight, will that heat up the GPU ?
I was short of aluminum material to make mount for fans but I added 3 fans already behind GPU's.
Hi I am from Germany have you installt a SSD ? or how you can start Windows?
Yes you need MSATA SSD to install windows
I just bought BTC-D37 , my graphic card has 8pin power connecter, need to buy 6pin power motherboard to 8pin gpu connector?
Yes need 6 to 8 pins cable
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Is there differentiation between psie cpu cable and psie gpu cable for BTC D37? can I use the gpu cable to plug in the cpu?
Very nice. does this mother board automatically manage the ventilator?
I would say no, the fans I installed for cooling are 4 wires but they are running same full speed all the time and I don't see the option in the BIOS , thanks.
May i know what is the temperature for your GPU and where u buy the rig flame?
Are you using 6Gb and 8Gb graphics card at same time? if yes, do you have any issue with that? thank you
No issue at all and since they are all Nvidia they also use same driver.
Is that a special frame? Could you tell the name of it? I need one for my riserless mobo!
I made it my self ruclips.net/video/topWyZOiPjo/видео.html
hey :) nice setup but why do you have so many PCI plugged in? you only have to do either at the side or at the bottom... you don't have to do both brother... so you can save yourself a PSU
My cables are not split, they are cheaper than buying split ones and I'm still using single PSU, thanks.
Hi Welli. He feeds in at the bottom only. At the side he goes out to gpus. Always need 1 plug into gpu as well as the PCI slot.
@@thequietkiwi Very well explained, thank you.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Cheers. Best wishes bro.
Clean setup . May I know the Power supply? Is that sufficient wattage for this build?
I am using 1200 watts server PSU but because I only have 110volts input I don't get the 1200 watts power out of single server PSU so I replaced it with standard mining power supply 1600 watts from AliExpress.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos 1600 watts ❤️😎 mind blowing
Would you mind passing more information, like link or model no
this motherboards suport the video board with low performance?
Its the same performance same hashrate, I don't see a difference.
Hello. May I know how the Internet was setup ?
I am using USB dongle connected via wifi, but you can use LAN cable, its more stable
What power supply and breakout board are you using?
X11 breakout board & 1200 HP server PSU. All my GPU'S now are GTX 1660s.
Hey FYI that stand doesn’t work with the btc-d37 board
Which stand 😁?
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos the one in the description. Got everything delivered and come to find out the mobo and stand aren’t compatible with each other if you choose riser-less.
@@alexmatthews2956 I apologize for the confusion. The link description says for BTC-S37, B85 not D37, I have added note to the description to make it clear. There is no open frame available for BTC-T37 & D37 as far as I know aside from enclosed server case type that is why I am making my own frame. Hope you able to return the frame for a refund?
Sir is it true that this board cannot mine etherium because the slot are only 1x instead of 16x?
This board can mine any crypto but you'll only get half of the hasrate when using RTX3060 because 3060 requires at least 8x PCIE speed.h
Must be nice... 😁😁😁
Hi, thanks a lot for your video! It really give me idea on how I can get started! I have ordered 8 gpu motherboard and expected to come in 2 weeks. Would you help me set up my first mining rig?
Just post whatever questions you have and I will try to answer them the best I could, or someone here can help you for sure. Welcome.to mining.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Thanks a lot! 😊 I think I have ordered the one with black slots T37. I'm thinking to buy 4 3090 and place them evenly between slots. Question is.. will it work with the mining motherboard? If not 3090, What is the latest gpu i can use ?
@@vampierarun It will work but the question is if you'll get the max hashrate. Sorry I do not have 3090 to test. Keep us updated thanks
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos yup thats good point. Going to try with one 3090 first and I will comment back later(probably after a month or so) * fingers crosses. Appreciate your response! 👍
@@vampierarun Also read Theromer1's comment he has a very good point. Since you are going to use a power hungry 3090, try to get all the power of both PCIE and GPU direct from the PSU, thanks.
How do we connect board 16pin cable coming from psu?
16 pin cable? You mean 24 pins? This motherboard does not requires the 24 pins, it power up with single 6 pins cable from PSU.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos very informative. Thanks bro. Do we need to buy any extra cables other than in box cables to connect 8gpu?
@@MohammadAli1ali You need 8x 6 pins to power each PCIE slots & 8x 6-8pins cable to power the 8 GPU's.
Do you need a 6 pin per slot? even though the power is coming into the card from the top already?
Yes you do. The 6 pins is supplying each PCIE slots without it your GPU wont run.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos idk, i just tried it with the 6 pin plugged into slot 1, and the card in slot 2, and the card worked.
@@andy.connor.e8853 Good to know, thanks
Don't use a single 6 pin for multiple pcie slots. Each graphics card could draw up to 75W from the pcie slot so you should connect a 6 pin to the motherboard for each graphics card installed.
Those back plugs are not meant to be used as a passthrough for the GPUs. It's just meant to have 2 different options to plug the mobo in and supply the slot with power.
Please advice your followers to plug in the GPUs directly from the PSU, one single 6-Pin Cable will not be able to handle all the power for the slot, mobo and Graphic card. 6pins usually can just provide 216W, not yet calculating in the 80% rule. Even if it might have worked in your case because you use not very power hungry GPUs, this could be a burned mobo, or even in the worst case a real fire hazard.
Theromer1 Some seller on AliExpress, has video of the wiring connection of this motherboard and that is exactly how they connect all the wires when using the enclosed rack mount server type case, motherboard is design for this wire configuration. But you are right, you have option to get the power directly from the PSU if you are using open frame like mine. Its been running for almost a month before I made the frame, now its about 2 months and I always check the wiring and mobo for any sign of overheating that can cause fire hazard but the wire and mobo are cold so meaning it handling the current that it should. But again, just to be in the safe side, you have a very good point and for the people who follow my channel please take Theromer1's advise if you are doubtful, its all about safety and we share knowledge and experience to help each other and besides all my videos are for entertainment only, you still have to do your own research when starting a new project or hobby. Anyway thanks for taking time to visit my channel and posting the comment, really appreciate it.
@Rookie Gamer Cool, thanks a lot for clearing it up, I appreciate it.
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How many watts do your cards pull? Do you think this will work for cards that pull over 200 watts each or should I go straight from the psu to the gpu?
@@caseyhall5297 I'm pretty sure it will work fine but if you have available connector from PSU I think its better to get the GPU supply direct from PSU just for the peace of mind.
Gtx 1070 is rated 150 watts and it pulls around 140 watts in optimize mode with Nicehash and it works no problem, but I change my settings to efficient mode and it draws only 104 watts now and slightly more hashrate.
@@baracuda40 depends what Os you are using, you can use MSi afterburner to OC your GPU'S.
That's going to eat through the fans and run at over 78C per card easily
Nope, not at all
Can you post a link for the motherboard n cables
I bought the motherboard from AliExpress, different seller different prices, just search the model BTC-D37, thanks.
Gpu connected together very closer so there is no perfect Air ventilation 🙄🙄
Can i use atx psu for running 8 gpus on those mobo ?
Yes you can
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos thank you for the answer, anyway how to use 2 psu in this mobo ? Because its riserless, it is safe to just use Psu relay / adapter to power on 2 psu ?
@@ardijulianogunawan I would just buy a 2000watts PSU to power all 8 GPU"s instead of using 2psu
What are the temps from the highest card?
62 degrees, hotspot 76 degrees celsius
Hi,can mine ETH?Which OS runs？Thanks
Yes it can run. ETH, Nicehash or hive OS
where did you buy the rig frame?
Made it my self out of used deck railings
How much u paid for motherboard? Sorry if I missed it in the video
$250 CAD
what about the gpu have 14 slots ...
Sorry what 14 slots? This motherboard is 8 slots
is this mainboard more stable than riser one?
I will say yes, less cable less problem.
Why not kryptex as mining sw?
Just personal preferences but you can use any mining software you want.
You dont need a 24 pin motherboard connector
BTC-D37 and S37 does not need 24 pins
does it have space for 8 rx 580?
No too tight
This is all AMD (CPU & GPU's) ?
Nvidia
Can you build me the same frame? Great Video Thank you!
When I reach 500 subs I will give away frame, thanks.
@@baracuda40 its going to be a draw
can you tell me what kind of rig is holding the motherboard down. did you build it from scratch? thanks
Yes I made the frame out of used aluminum deck railings. ruclips.net/video/topWyZOiPjo/видео.html
what is total hashrate
Around 210mh/s
does it support rtx3080?
Someone commented before that he is running 3070 & 3080 with full hashrate
Hmm, seems u need to tune up dat machine m8 🤔
Tune up?
Uhm, some over and underclockin
But thats a clean build tbh
These boards are of poor quality, don't waste your time and money or even risk killing your GPUs, mine was faulty so it went back, replaced with a branded motherboard, currently got 4 rigs running on branded quality kit.
My BTC-D37 & T37 are running for over 3 months now no problem so far, crossed fingers.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos I had a BTC-D37 running flawlessly 24/7 for about 6 months, then it failed in the middle of the night. Linux journal kept showing "GPU fell off the bus" errors after a few minutes of mining any of my 5 cards in any of the slots. I tested all the cards in a desktop PC also using the same server power supply and breakout box, they all worked fine mining for hours. Had a warranty on the failed board, got my money back, but still not decided if I want to risk another one of these boards or spend more and get something more reliable.
@@jasonrichelieu565 Sorry to hear that but my BTC-T37 & BTC-D37 are running for almost 9 months now and so far so good no problem at all. 2 more months and I will get my ROI for all my hardwares. Just consider how much $$$ you have to recover buying expensive mining board plus CPU but its up to you to decide.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos Its true, these boards along with a cheap frame or casing you build yourself, are the fastest ROI. I loved mine for the time it was mining, despite old, undocumented BIOS, no manual, Realtek on-board Ethernet not working, HDMI weirdness forcing me to use analog VGA, etc.. It was fun...Never figured out why mine failed, was it component-level or did I inadvertently do something to damage it? The USB stick that had been running HiveOS failed permanently a few days before the mobo started kicking all the GPUs off the bus after a minute or two of mining. Also there was a sticky residue on top of and underneath the surface of the board as if a capacitor or maybe some silicone grease from a heatsink or thermal pad leaked. Some of my cards show a little bit of sticky, shiny material underneath and around the heatsink(not on the gold connectors). But all of them have been mining flawlessly in a temporary setup for 2 weeks now. Was considering getting a BTC- S37 to replace, but decided to order an 8-GPU Octominer instead. A friend is partnering with me on the cost. Your videos are always insightful thanks for replying :)
@@jasonrichelieu565 its oil from thermal pads which is normal because its running 24/7, you have to clean it once in a while.