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Okay I solved this problem in case if you have same problem I disable one by one all gpu's until I found right one. a) disable gpu b) start mining c) look msi after burn if that's the one hottest. c) stop mining d) repeat. when you find right one another question will arise in your mind...

I have different approach to solve this issue. In Photoshop it shows all gpu's serial but it doesn't show temperature to identify problematic GPU. I can see all serial number on the top of every gpu's but yet to identify which serial number has problem. ?

Thank for suggestion I already tried that didn't work.

Hi I have 12 identical gpu's in a system and one of the gpu goes to 85c where all others stay around 65c. I believe thermal paste or pad of rams is gone and needs to be replaced. I don't want to test one by one to identify gpu. Is there any way I could identify which slot one so I can fix...

Thank you just bought this https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/24-8Pin-For-Dell-Optiplex-3020-7020-ATX-Power-Supply-Motherboard-Adapter-Cable/124180024234 hope it will work regards

Thanks for your answer I have seen these adapters but I didn't proceed because I though its made for IBN or DELL computer are they all same ? I dont want to fry my motherboard.

Hi guys I have small mining machine and I wanted to change psu because I have a spare thermaltake 1200watt psu. I have only 5 gpu and I know I won't need more than 1200watt psu this motherboard has only 8 pin EPS port. As far as I know standard psu has 24 pin connector to board since this...