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GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2015 11:24 am
by NVN
Hi there!
i would like to buy 7 980ti and i need a suitable closed case.
Any Ideas?
somthing like this (i think its to little because i need 2 power Supply also):
http://www.miningrigs.net/?product=gray ... tem-batch2
SilverStone TJ 12 would be awesome!
but it was never realized
Greets
NICK
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2015 2:47 pm
by rfox
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2015 6:19 pm
by glimpse
NVM, might not be what You are looking for.. but getting 7GPUs, SingleSlot modded & seated directly into good motherboard (like asus x99ews, that provides up to seven x8 PCIe slots) seems to be the most stable & reliable solution. Every riser, spliter, extender would introduce another layer of complexity that might lead to some problems, while proper converting to Single Slot & cooling effectively running 7 GPUs in parallel with triple pump config & enough rad space will catapult You over 1000points in terms of Octane Bench =) just a n idea to consider..& the case..we'll if You use external rads, will be pretty easy to find =)
I'm trying to fit 4GPUs with rads into matx case.. so 7 of them, if You keep rads externally, will be easy to find as every case will have 7slots at least & then the only worry is where to add second PSU =)
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2015 10:48 pm
by glimpse
I would go this route
https://twitter.com/SpotswoodCC_LLC/sta ... 0040856576 =) less restrictive, much more room for breathing.
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2015 12:34 pm
by Seekerfinder
NVN wrote:Hi there!
i would like to buy 7 980ti and i need a suitable closed case.
Any Ideas?
somthing like this (i think its to little because i need 2 power Supply also):
http://www.miningrigs.net/?product=gray ... tem-batch2
SilverStone TJ 12 would be awesome!
but it was never realized
Greets
NICK
When do you need it by, Nick?
Seeker
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2015 8:31 am
by NVN
@rfox
i saw this few days ago.
But is there enough space for 2 power supplys?
@glimpse
you think the motherboard asus x99ews is the right choice?
hmm...i diddnt find any case where 7 gpus (and 2 power supplys) will fit

....besides nvidia tesla Tower (4500€)
thx for ur link.
Thats the best option.
A friend told me also, its the best way to get what i want......but it will take some extra time to build it :-/
@seeker
i need it next month, why?
Any idea?
Greets NICK
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2015 8:37 am
by NVN
@glimpse
i mean somthing like this?
http://media.bestofmicro.com/0/6/463974 ... _w_600.png
Its only for the 980 not for the "ti"

do you have a idea?
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2015 8:58 am
by Seekerfinder
NVN wrote:
@seeker
i need it next month, why?
Any idea?
Greets NICK
Because this is coming:
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=45472. We won't commit to a date as yet but we're aiming for a limited number of units to ship in Q1 2016.
Best,
Seeker
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2015 11:18 am
by glimpse
no I mean custom loop from EK parts & rig that looks like this:
https://twitter.com/tomglimps/status/645144443327262720
(You can convert any card You choose to this with a bit of work)
Case for 7Single slot GPUs + 2PSUs - there are a lot of them
(or at least with sligh mods You can get them working easily)
ASUS X99EWS should handle those perfectly without issues
(with 40lane CPU it woul give x8 for each card as mobo has pair of PLX chips)
Feel free to drop a line directly if You need more info
as I'm not spending too much time here now (left email via PM)
Re: GPU Case (no do it your self case)
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2015 3:50 pm
by rfox
Yes it has 2 spaces for two PSU (see the picture)
it's perfectly fit to put 7 GPUs on the rack which is have one single slot gap on each GPU, so the 7 GPUs won't stack close tight to each other. One thing, you need to have PCIe riser cable like Lian Li PW-PCI-E38
I was thinking to buy ASUS X99 E-WS, but due to many people are complaining regarding stability of this board, I switched to ASRock X99 WS-E which is less cheaper