Powering GPU Mining Risers Safely

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Comment from : Red Fox Crypto

good info thanks just slowly getting into mining used only one single gpu, so the transition to two is a tester for more to come, hopefully
Comment from : Crypto Market Updates

Thank you very much for the information I'm not using what I've learnt from you for mining, but to relocate a PCIE 1x to a different part of my PC case, because otherwise it would be directly in front of my GPU
Comment from : Retro Box Room

Very informative, Thankyou for sharing 👍🤠
Comment from : Heath

I thought it was unsafe yo use splitters for GPUs, that's what I keep reading over and over online
Comment from : White Rabbit

What cable do you recommend to power GPUs with 6 and 8pins? Most of these riser videos seem to focus on 6pin or 8pin only cards
Comment from : WPM_Club

Thank you for this info, and for the links Saved me about $30 for the splitter cables in addition to answering a few questions I've been pondering lately about the best methods (safe) to power risers & gpusbrOne question I still have If you have a pcie cable coming from the psu, and going to a splitter I presume the total amps carried by that cable is split evenly between the 2, right? brIt's just like if you have say 5 outlets in a room, on one 15 amp circuit Technically speaking, the 15 amps is spread across those 5 outlets evenly They can't All draw 15 amps (thru every outlet), at the same time
Comment from : Designer Visuals

I would be worried about putting 13 Amps into a Molex! I don't like it when things run warm/hot Great video!
Comment from : Mark R

no offense iam not gonna waste electriccan only imagine your electric billjust know uncle bob aka uncle sam along with the chumps that know how to break deals and say that is good for America can deem it counter fit good luck with that just know dc stupid steals everything they take that competes with their stupid just ask the confederates not the chumps
Comment from : ben harriston

Can i plug more than one cable like sata and molex?
Comment from : MRM_YT

EXCELLENT EXPLANATION!
Comment from : Thierry Afonso

Great video for a beginner thank you, how many RTX3060 can I connect safety to a Corsair RM1000X- it has 6 PCIe outlets, thank you
Comment from : SayWhat!!!

Can be mixed 16awg to 18awg spliter for higher cards specialy 3070ti and 3090?
Comment from : LaLaMove

Is it ok if I use molex on a riser? I'll just connect a rx580 8gb
Comment from : MLG Films

thanks a lot, this is so helpful and save me from a burning rig/house ;)) So for your riser power cable:br- SATA: badbr- Molex: maybebr- Pcie: good
Comment from : bong kem

I buyed gtx 960 i simly put it into motherboard but its not working plz help
Comment from : Umar 555

Dude, that video save me so much time, i've tried to do it by myself without any info, and fried my old 5700XT( still wanna save it tho), but thanks to you i've understand something that i've never really tried to understand, it was clear and so easy, thanks a lot !
Comment from : Desuros

Can support rtx 3070ti 8pin to pci e splitter?
Comment from : TheGameBadz

This was so educational thank u 🙏🏻
Comment from : atouraya777

very informative video I haven't found one explaining it like you just did Not even from the other "Tech" channels
Comment from : sony dude

Subscribed!
Comment from : Enigma Code

thanks for the great infowhy would you use 2 power sources for a mining rig rather than one big one
Comment from : Peter Marco

Molex were used to power hard drives and tape drives so most with the fat pins should handle 75 watts as it has a 12 and 5 volt lines and the 12 volt line would be just over 6 amps if it were powering everything but ttl logic would run on 5 volts and all the com and control circuits would run at ttl levels so you would probable be fine with Molex ttl (transistor transistor logic) :-)
Comment from : clayton mccormick

thanks for all the infodo you always have to use a riser
Comment from : Peter Marco

Garland thumb of the mining community 😁br
Comment from : Jose Miguel

HellobrWhich version of riser is it?brIs that of good quality? It is advisable?
Comment from : Steven segura Segura

I used molex to power a riser and that cable started smoking lol
Comment from : Eb

One question, if you need to power 2x 8 pin GPU, you will use splitter for PCIe cable, but how you power riser? Witch other 1 pcie cable? Can we put 2 risers on 1 pcie cable?
Comment from : I Am !

Will that work for a miner using undervolted 6600xt?THX
Comment from : john whan

Pcie GOOD!
Comment from : Red man

7:05 So I got these OR so I thought Plugged them into my ATX power supply and into my GPU 6pinbrMotherboard is now dead One GPU is now deadbrAparently they decided to hide the fact it's for a Breakout Board
Comment from : Mason Veil

I have a 850w psu (cougar )brIt has 4pci-e 8pin slots and 4 6pin sat/peripheral slots on the backbrbrCan I run the risers off off the peripheral slots n run the gpus on the 8 pin PCIe
Comment from : Paw Unit

"your house is gonna burn down, youre gonna be very sad, and very far away from break even" 😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : JPizzle

Me watching this video with my mining rig all on SATA 😬
Comment from : L7Willy

Can you use both molex and PCI E for power?
Comment from : Tim D

PCI-E 8-pin - rated at 288W?
Comment from : AnonDoge

Thanks for the video I've been running the sata power for the last month Glad I saw this before I burnt my house down haha
Comment from : Jake Tatem

Great video! I have a question on splitting the GPU and Riser on a 1660 Super Was the 125w including the riser or would that be the GPU plus 75w for the riser to equal 200w?
Comment from : JRea1221

I've been mining for a lil over a year now & I've only used the 6pin to sata to power my risers I have 3 rigs with 6 gpus in each & I've been running 1080 ti at 200w each I've never had any problems thankfully! But, After doing some research and watching a few diff vids like this I'm going to be switching everything over to straight 6pin now
Comment from : ColdheartedTruth

if the GPU is powered by a PCIE-6pin cable and draws 75W, why does the riser still need another 75W?
Comment from : bahbahbah

Pull out the variarch and test the molex pin
Comment from : Half Insane Outdoor Guy

🤣👍
Comment from : Red man

TDP is the maximum amount of heat in watts a card is designed to generate in normal operation not power draw
Comment from : John G

I use sata power lol
Comment from : Colton N

Way better content for quality uses and advise than some garbage videos about gpu risers
Comment from : dougie e

Thank you!! Subscribed cause u just help me start a gpu that i couldnt get started, i was missing something
Comment from : H L

With a 13 amp pin, the wire becomes the limiting factror 18AWG is good for 10 amps
Comment from : HODLrigs

the pci splitter link is dead anythig from UE?
Comment from : David Muñoz

great information thank you for doing this
Comment from : chris ollivier

the explanation doesnt need to be 20 minutes, you should shorten it
Comment from : WONDERCS

lmao I've never had a issue in 5 years
Comment from : WONDERCS

Thanks very much for the detailed explanation Your effort and research is invaluable I do have one question concerning my rig I am in the process of building (new to mining); I am building a rtx 3090 build (starting with one GPU atm, will add more in the future - want to take it slow at first ) and I am aware that this GPU is a beast in terms of its electric use does the concept still apply to this particular GPU in terms of its 'pulling power' as you described in your video? I only ask as I want to make sure if I am splitting the cable into the riser and GPU (from PSU) that this will be both sufficient and safe (based on the GPU's power needs) disclaimer; I appreciate that there would be more value in finding out this info myself via manufacturer's guidancehowever, its difficult to find this info and would like to pull on your experience of working with 3090s Thanks dude!
Comment from : Bruce H

Omg the cables are over engineered a 54W cable can take a measly 75W The issue isn’t safety but efficiency and voltage drop
Comment from : SurferBobbyLew

into that slot can i plug in a x1 x 8 cardI want to plug in a TV card and a SATA drive adapter
Comment from : lacey397

so basically don’t use a 3090 on it
Comment from : Wailord ex

Love the instructions and content Very informative One question: if SATA is such a no no for powering risers, why does every riser I buy come with a SATA adapter?
Comment from : Michael Stewart

How many watage riser is taking?
Comment from : McLynx

17:11
Comment from : Game Console

You earned a subboss
Comment from : Peter V

will this blow up my 3080 white strix?
Comment from : slobodan vukasin

Hey Redfox :) , I've got a motherboard which I plan on using for mining (Gigabyte Z77X-D3H rev 10), and it has a sata power port for providing extra power to the PCI-E Slots when you're using multiple GPUs (in my case a single LHR rtx 3070 and a 1660S) Do you think using sata to power like this would be fine, since its not the only power source? Thanks in advance
Comment from : Lewis Sykes

Burn a few - that would give you a background numberbrbrWhen we built server farms in the 90's we rated them at 180 watts from our supplier but others were under 100w Know your cables
Comment from : Daniel Weston

Temp will go up by resistance (heat) and down goes available voltage Waste
Comment from : Daniel Weston

Hello Red Fox Crypto!!! I have several rigs, but I made the mistake of connecting the risers on the the sata ports I just saw your video and you have given me enlightenment, but now I have a couple of questionsbrbr My psu's are Gigabyte 850 They have 5 pcie 8 outputs (gpu/cpu) and 3 pcie 6 outputs (sata/perif/molex)brbrDo the pcie 8 and pcie 6 outputs give the same output of w? I'm asking if I can connect the risers directly to the pcie 6 outputs, or those outputs don't give enough watts? brbrThank you very much for your posts and your help
Comment from : Christopher Garrido

What are the specs on the splitter
Comment from : Proto

I've taken a few PSU's apart and all the 12v rails are connected to the same pad on the board, same for each of the other volt rails It would be expensive to create individual 12v rails @ different power ratings
Comment from : phmountaindog

Can I power an really old card like a sapphier HD 6770 with a sata with a sata to 6 pin tho?br6pin into riser sata into power
Comment from : Xenodrift

1 MSI B560M PRO-VDH WIFI Intel Motherboard - 2 MSI Z590-A PRO LGA1200 Motherboard - can some tell me how many gpu can be attached to this particular mother boards , thanks, nice video
Comment from : zaz zz