Building My 6 x RX 5700 Mining RIG! Part 1

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Disclaimer for everyone Use SATA adapter at your own discretion/risk, it may burn At all costs try to use PCIE to power your risers All gpus have very different power usage when it comes to the pcie riser/power
Comment from : @RedPandaMining

What are your OC settings? building similar rig but starting with one card rn
Comment from : @amazonbox1115

SATA! Should be ok with my 1050ti’s
Comment from : @romancoinempire6851

You can use sata safily as they are 50 w
Comment from : @RamanKumar-wv2vm

Molex is 150ws
Comment from : @RamanKumar-wv2vm

I like it when you measure actual numbers you are awesome!
Comment from : @alimemari1646

I have used sata connections and all my modular sata cables are already burntbrHad to buy modular cables and stop using those adaptersbrThat is not OK to show thatbrAnd I was thinking you were a wise miner
Comment from : @llaguna

rx 5700 gaming x its working on gigabiyte h110d3a ??? brand how i my card only take 9 W when i start working and not make mining ?? brplease answer fast
Comment from : @AhmedMagdy-px4xl

I just build my first mining rig with 4x RX5700, I used SATA to 6 PIN to power the risers I connected all 4 cards to one sata power cable which had 4 plugs, after 8 hours of mining the SATA power cable burned off the PSU The plug on the PSU side was molten So either that Thermaltake 1200W power supply is trash, or it pulls much more power over SATA as you measured A normal PCIe slot provides 75w, I connected 4, so in theory 300w on one sata power cable with 4 plugs I hope my GPUs are still working, couldn't test them yet I returned the PSU and will go now with an EVGA 1300 G2, let's see how that will work out Be careful guys, so far I can't recommend using SATA, at least not 4 risers on one cable I had to learn it the hard way
Comment from : @bl4d3runn3rX

RPM only tested SATA to mine ETH, I'm curious what if it's mining kawpow, progpow or other coins, what gonna happen with that SATA adapter
Comment from : @josepheu9077

Any assistance on how to build a rig?
Comment from : @henrychimeka

How much do you pay for power? I am in Poland and i pay 0,16$/1kwh Unfortunately we have obsolete power plants (coals) and that's why it is so high
Comment from : @InfidelAtWork

Amateurs
Comment from : @nikolaynikolov8072

i thought the fans of the gpu are the annoying one, i am wrong it is the other minerbrbrhow i wish i have 1200P2 and the splitters
Comment from : @DarkObelusGaming

Good job
Comment from : @kabutbiru1292

What motherboard are you using & CPU are you using?
Comment from : @teachusmore

Waiting for part 2 😃
Comment from : @nightking6309

Why are you still purchasing AMD cards with ETH moving to PoS this year? Seems like it could move before meeting ROI
Comment from : @jamesmcmahonii8433

Is it time to sell RX570 8GB for new RX5000 series?
Comment from : @bennyholgersson4686

I buy for gpu and i am facing many different problems please help me
Comment from : @qurexiyt8212

Hii red panda i am your fan since i starting mining with one gpu Know i need complete rig to build please help me Please i need your help panda i am from pakistan its my number 03152621321 please contact me on whatsapp i need your help i really need your help
Comment from : @qurexiyt8212

Risers
Comment from : @jsides1979

Got 2x 5700, one msi mech and one evoke and 2x 5700xt one msi mech oc and one asus tuf, at 800mV core the 5700 report usage about 125w, the msi XT reports 103 and the tuf one 80wbrAll bios moded like in your video, and all hash 555 on ETHbrEvery card riser at its own sata cablebrbr2weeks no probs 😀brThanks for the mod tutorial
Comment from : @mitjakrejac7785

Nice GPUs so expensive to build a rig on lol 580 or 1660 what do you prefer for a first rig build? See you have 1660 in your links so am guessing maybe them? lol
Comment from : @RabidMining

Hey man how is your experience with 5700 cards, regarding temperatures?brnitro was an easy winner on polaris cards, whats the case here?
Comment from : @MrSlypire

Models - Sapphire, Powercolor and Gigabyte
Comment from : @SerpentXTech

SATA cables are ok to use, people have had bad experience just because of their own fault Bad mining rig configuration Same thing could happen to pcie connections I have used 99 SATA connections on rigs and never had any issue
Comment from : @GuntisVitolins

Il y a des adaptateurs 2*sata -> 6 pin, cette solution fonctionne bien car elle repartie la charge sur 2 connecteurs, et donc moins de risque
Comment from : @razerf

RX 5700 MSI Evoke is looking nice :) I have one and it is very good!
Comment from : @mral3xdj

gigabyte
Comment from : @catlovermining5692

How much better is the red devil 5700 xt vs red devil 5700
Comment from : @ovk_rac3742

spacegoat should start selling those , it is amazinggg
Comment from : @MiningChamber

❤
Comment from : @orlyitah4200

At 33kwh for my power costs I envy all you than can mine That's not to say I'm not happy for you
Comment from : @MSL209

I just try to keep everything consistent I agree with the PCIe power though
Comment from : @DiggyProductions1016

You can make the videos longer LOL
Comment from : @boxfan6656

I used SATA adapters on my 6 x 1070 rig for a long time and never had a single issue Hmmmm could use some splitters
Comment from : @cryptomininglifer5977

can you show the inside of the meter? or the author can share an outline or a tutorial?
Comment from : @mikkelium5107

I dont have that motherboard but i think that the first 6 pcie 1x are powered by the first molex, and the other 2 molex are for the next 6 pcie 1x and the third one Like its ready to work with 3 different PSU at once
Comment from : @nicoreg

I didn’t realize those risers you so little power this will be an interesting test
Comment from : @mrourcanada8964

I just picked up 2 of the Asus Evo 5700s as well Looking forward to seeing your results!
Comment from : @fenixmining

possible but not safe 😉
Comment from : @vLadimir-zt9zu

I used sata for the risers when I 1st started and over time I seen I was replacing psu Bc of burn out sata plugs at the psu so I moved to server psu’snand not had any more problems since
Comment from : @drwaters1981

Waiting for the rx 5700 rig part 2
Comment from : @abusadoruci

Go sapphire dude !
Comment from : @FurtznFuriouz

Just fyi on Biostar TB250s the motherboard doesnt need an aux power Best way to set things up anyway is just to use a pcie splitter and power the riser and gpu together on the same bus Makes for easier maintenance I have 12 of those Asus cards 😝
Comment from : @BitKing_Ross

I have a handful of 5700XT's brbr(4x) Asrock Challenger Dbr(1x) Powercolor Reference Coolerbr(4x) MSI Mech br(3x) XFX RAW IIbr(2x) XFX THICC IIIbrbrThe reference cooler keeps the memory the coolest by far 76c vs next coolest (XFX THIC III) 88c At this point I would recommend triple fan coolers or reference design if you are worried about temps Otherwise Any of the models even with higher temps on memory perform at 100 capacity
Comment from : @chasedriscoll7888

What’s the power meter please? Thank you
Comment from : @petewright2283

All I use is sata adapters with my risers I use the same evga psu with 6x 1060s
Comment from : @cyrusgrissom646

Any help Im using "Asus TUF Gaming X3 Radeon RX 5700 XT OC Edition 8 GB GDDR6" im only getting 53 MH/S (Not BIOS MOD)
Comment from : @zoomkumar4241

I ended up getting 3 of the 5700xt nitro's and was thinking of getting the Thic III's to finish out the rig Can't wait to see what you get it to do I vote trying the Sapphire!!
Comment from : @chrisfromnewmexico8637

I also bought an ASUS Radeon RX 5700 DUAL EVO OC today Looking forward to part 2 :-) I was really surprised by the riser's low power consumption I have experienced two SATA cables that melted when I used them with the RX-570 and GTX-970brCan you check other GPUs power usage?
Comment from : @CryptoBaltus

how about the duel sata plugs?
Comment from : @alistairchafer188

try mech msi card!
Comment from : @deadsmile2011

I'm using SATA cables for risers all the time, but I only connecting 2 risers in each cable from PSU I'm not sure if connecting more is fine or dangerous though
Comment from : @AzzozAlHasani

Hi Red Panda Would love of you get a Sapphire Pulse RX 5700 XT All my rigs have this gpu Happy Mining
Comment from : @patricksheil8562

I helped with a 2100 gpu mining farm and they had 2 per sata cable and never had an issue that i seen They were all 570 4gb cards though too
Comment from : @GMZombieMiner

Great video brbrCan i ask you how many price the electric in your country you pay on 1 amper or Watt
Comment from : @yasirhasan2067

You 20-25 watts is mostly lost from the psu efficiency
Comment from : @dt9510

dude water the plant lol
Comment from : @mrbritcoinnakamoto2793

Like so many others I have been running sata adapters on a RX 8 GPU rig and haven’t had any troubles
Comment from : @fortismining758

RPM Update your hive OS
Comment from : @jsides1979

thank you for all the work and testing you do , it really shows when you enjoy what your doing keep up the good work man
Comment from : @travisstanberry1522

I want to see you flashing the Asus and how well they overclock and undervolt
Comment from : @brokeminer475

XFX Triple Dissipation looks like a good value, I think I heard regular 5700 are discontinued so there are more budget xt cards taking over their place in the price gap the 5700 leaves between the 5600xt and 5700xt
Comment from : @LoudFlameKing

Hey Red, you don't need to molex plugged into the motherboard I have used 3 of the mining experts with 13 gpu's one regular psu plugged into the 24 pin and cpu with a server psu No issues ever
Comment from : @LindoGringo833

Wassup brobrbrAre you sure that your PSU shows us correct information?brbr01 Amps on PCIe riser — impossible :)brbrFor example Sapphire Pulse 5700 consume 6A via riserbrMSI GAMINGX 5700 — only 3A
Comment from : @ChesterBin

All my 6 radeon vii are plugged via sata since forever 4 radons on the same sata cable 2 on a second cable
Comment from : @txtpeer5179

Keep in mind the efficient of power supply It around about 85 at 50 load So, maybe you're losing about 2530W of heat You can access the sheet about efficienty in 80 Plus website It happens to every eletric/eletronic devices
Comment from : @golfdeltalima19

Please do a Yeston RX 5700!! Would love to see how one performs
Comment from : @adammiller7648

Полезный эксперимент, держи пятюню! Интересно это повторить на картах других производителей
Comment from : @sergeyk8802

the extra 25 w power isn't the power supply?
Comment from : @twentypt6872

The risers I have come with SATA connections on the riser board, I use only 2 risers MAX per SATA cable This avoids using ANY adapters, I much rather use a direct connection instead of adapters!
Comment from : @michaelgelinas7862

Hi red panda, I have 24 5700, first I had them connected to the sata ports, 2 burned after weeks, now I have everything connected with the PCIE
Comment from : @checho21187

I am using sata adapters for all my risers for the past 8 months, I did not know it's blasphemous @#$^ Oh Lord of mining I ask thee forgiveness for my sins which I shall continue doingbrNote: Just make sure that the SATA cable coming from the PSU is not hot when the rig is mining I am currently using 3 adapters per SATA cable
Comment from : @hmandeelful

i've been using Sata cables since 2017 to power risers and never had a single issue the rule for me was: One sata cable per riser This was always considering one thing: the card should not exceed 150W (the power that the 8pin is able to deliver) -(since all my cards have only one 8Pin connected) Some cards may not allow that GPU to work unless they have the two power cables connected (like the XFX RX 590 fatboy) Now that i've seen the wattage that the sata cable is pushing, it may be safe to put two risers per sata (always having in mind the 150W limit on the Pcie) This can be done ONLY IF NECESSARY always be safe on your cable managementbrbroh, btw, Micron is the best memory those cards can get Samsungs are meh, i don't think you can get elpida (which are also meh) , and hynix which are usually average Please, tell us which brand are you getting on your cards Thanks!
Comment from : @MrPiske1