Recent content by WillowTheWizard

It's all taken apart atm but sometime over new Year I will assemble it with the PSU from my workstation to see if I can get it up and running with that. I'm kicking myself for being so stupid with buying that 8 GPU mining PSU. If it worked then all would be fine..

I'm going to try one of those 4 x usb connectors to 1 pcie 2.0 x 4 slot adaptor just so I can get to grips with it all. If the connection sounds like it was fine then my problem must be with my PSU. I'll hook it all up again sometime after new year and see if it was the PSU, or me..!

No, I never got that far as I thought it might be because I may be wiring them up wrong which was causing the PC not to fire up properly and the PSU to click on and off. So I switched everything off so I didn't fry my GPUs.

I know. I didn't want to spend £300+ on a new 1200w PSU from ASUS just to experiment with and I also didn't want to take my Workstation apart just to borrow it's PSU. What I should have done is borrow the workstation PSU and spend the money on a deposit for a new PSU.

Hello mate. I run a couple of I game 1080ti's for digital art, etc and they generally don't spin their fans until they heat up. They light up but don't spin on startup. I'm assuming that it may be that the gpu isn't being recognised due to hardware changes. If you unplug all your monitor cables...

Motherboard: Intel DQ77CP MicroATX LGA 1155 DDR3 Support Q77 Chipset. Processor: Intel Core i7-3770 (3.4Ghz) LGA1155 Memory: 8 GB PC12800 DDR3 1600MHz 240 Pin Memory Gpu: 2 x Colorful I game 1080Ti 11GB I'm doing this because I'm wanting to experiment with usb pcie risers out of curiosity and...

Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone could tell me where I am going wrong with connecting up 2 gpus to one motherboard. I am connecting 1 via a pcie riser cable and the other via a pcie 2.0 X4 to usb cable riser. The usb riser is powered to a molex and the one connected via a riser cable...

Model number is: LX2000T

Hi, it's a Julongfengbao 80+ Platinum rated for 2000W at 180-240V.

Hello everyone, I am currently messing around with a build project of mine and I am trying to use Pcie risers. My old PSU didn't have enough Pcie 6+2 power cables so I bought another PSU from eBay. It's a 2000w 17gpu power leads, with molex and SATA power connectors and 1 motherboard power...

I just thought that they were a dedicated piece of equipment set with a specific task that added to the other firewalls and that the dedicated firewalls software controlled how all the smaller firewalls work. Also being a dedicated system I also assumed that their was support with the software...

If I was to run a Linux/Unix open source server software or windows server 2k software then I might be better off custom building as a server rather than a workstation. I've never used server software before so I'll be taking a huge leap into the unknown and my skills with Ubuntu are pretty...

So if my workstation was the main server running the program (s) and with the GPU's, then any user who logs in can get the workstation to complete whatever tasks they want done. Would I be needing to install server software on the workstation or would remote access from another device be...

Hello everyone, I am wanting to build a custom server that works as an EGPU for any of the computers that can access it on my network at home. I am on a journey learning about custom builds and GPU's and I have stumbled upon an aspect that I could do with some help with. I have bought an old...