I thought about doing that. It seems to be much easier (Win10, standard drivers, and just a gaming motherboard). But I wanted more. When ASUS came out with a board that supported 19 GPU's, my mind was set!
I do expect some challenges. I know AMD just released drivers that will support up to 12 GPU's on Win10. ...but I hear the performance is not very good. Hope a fix is forthcoming. Until then, I will try simplemining OS.
I think the dedicated motherboard is aw some!!! If they were around when we started (about July 2016) we would have went that route for sure.
The first month was a lot of tinkering with settings and Drivers. But once you find the magic mix (it is different for each rig) the unit will run for months without a hassle.
Our average profit (after electricity) is about $50USD/GPU. But it varies. And you have newer/faster GPUs that should perform better.
I thought about doing that. It seems to be much easier (Win10, standard drivers, and just a gaming motherboard). But I wanted more. When ASUS came out with a board that supported 19 GPU's, my mind was set!
I do expect some challenges. I know AMD just released drivers that will support up to 12 GPU's on Win10. ...but I hear the performance is not very good. Hope a fix is forthcoming. Until then, I will try simplemining OS.
I think the dedicated motherboard is aw some!!! If they were around when we started (about July 2016) we would have went that route for sure.
The first month was a lot of tinkering with settings and Drivers. But once you find the magic mix (it is different for each rig) the unit will run for months without a hassle.
Our average profit (after electricity) is about $50USD/GPU. But it varies. And you have newer/faster GPUs that should perform better.
Good luck and have fun getting your geek on.