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purpose built to run an application called Hashcat which cracks passwords
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Showing off my new cracking server. 8x 3090s! 4x 2000w PSUs Quite a beast.
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My video idea is kinda a remake of another LTT video but I think it could be done with different technology. 6 video editors, 1 PC. Last time this video was done, the main technology used was virtualization and individual resources dedicated to individual VMs. Since this video, LTT has shon a product off called “parsec” which allowed remote computer to use low latency RDP. This video idea would be to combine the two ideas and create 6 editions 1 pc without virtualization. This should be able to be done by having the host machine run Windows server 2019 and license it with “RDS CAL” (Remote Desktop services Client Access Licenses). This licensing allows the windows server to act as an individual computer for each user that makes an RDP session to it. This is the main technology behind the host of “Thin client computers” This combination of software and armed with the knowledge that creative cloud *should* be able to run on server 19 since it is after 1809 (adobes oldest OS version allowed) should make the idea work! The only other thing I think would be hard to figure out would be the resource sharing for users to be given their own GPU for a program instance. Anyways, this was my TED Talk and I hope y’all liked it.
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HELL ya brother. It was supposed to be 2080s but for some reason they did'ntpreform as well as 1080s for the use case.
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Got some GPU power now
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Your exactly right, the primary original purpose of these cards was mining and thats why we purchased them (and they worked great until the US changed their policy on crypto). Anywho, excluding the primary factor of heat, is the reason for cutting down the number of 7990s to mainboard because of space on the board or board limitations? Because i was planning on dunking the GPUs without heat sinks at all and I'm not sure if thats going to make a difference. Again, I'm just trying to find out why you are recommending the PCI extenders/USB 3.0s rather than using the onboard PCI ports. as for radiators, should i go with a true radiator system or a chilling system?
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I don't need crossfire exactly. Crossfire would only be used for gaming use but since this wont be used for gaming at all, i have no need for it. So I'm not sure if it would need the specific lane numbers. With this case you suggested, it wouldn't be able to be used as a tank. Im trying to avid buying water cooler blocks for each of the GPUs which i would need to do if i used that type of case. What if i just went with the four 7990s?
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This is the card with the 3U cooler i was referring too: Link Also yes, We have a cyber security team that needs to be able to hash passwords for penetration testing and competitions. not exactly, when referring to U in this instance, i mean the distance from one X16 slot to the next, if you fallow the new thread, i have posted a link to it there.
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Hey guys, I'm little new here but i'm thinking I'm going to fit right in. I'm in the process of a build that i would like some help/thoughts on. I currently have 4 AMD 7990s and 4 7970s in my possession and need to create a linux base system capable of running all of these. In the past I've only been able to strap two of these bad boys in a computer because of the massive 3U heat sinks. The application that will be running on this will be a Hash cat server so needless to say, heat is my biggest battle. I have often ran these cards around 90C and i need to stop doing that. So to solve all of my issues, I'm looking to build a mineral oil solution to put these 8 GPUs. I would like to use one of those kits linus has used on his show but as some of us know, they are no longer being made because of copyright issues. Some specifics for this build: Motherboard: No mother board purchased yet but it needs be able able to handle the 8x GPUs Power Supply: Haven't purchased one yet but i have a spare 1600 Watt laying around that it can be built into SSD: looking for a M.2 Case: Of course probably a fish tank but open to suggestions Water Cooling stuff: I have none of it yet GPUs: I have these in hand and they are roaring to go Ram: DDR4 PLZ CPU: Yet to be purchased Cost: Since it's for a college i don't have an unlimited budget but i can always ask for money. To start, lets say $1,000. Give me some ideas to help get this creative process flowing! Build will happen in mid March, so i have time to plan.
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Hey guys, I'm little new here but i'm thinking I'm going to fit right in. I'm in the process of a build that i would like some help/thoughts on. I currently have 4 AMD 7990s and 4 7970s in my possession and need to create a linux base system capable of running all of these. In the past I've only been able to strap two of these bad boys in a computer because of the massive 3U heat sinks. The application that will be running on this will be a Hash cat server so needless to say, heat is my biggest battle. I have often ran these cards around 90C and i need to stop doing that. So to solve all of my issues, I'm looking to build a mineral oil solution to put these 8 GPUs. I would like to use one of those kits linus has used on his show but as some of us know, they are no longer being made because of copyright issues. Some specifics for this build: Motherboard: No mother board purchased yet but it needs be able able to handle the 8x GPUs Power Supply: Haven't purchased one yet but i have a spare 1600 Watt laying around that it can be built into SSD: looking for a M.2 Case: Of course probably a fish tank but open to suggestions Water Cooling stuff: I have none of it yet GPUs: I have these in hand and they are roaring to go Ram: DDR4 PLZ CPU: Yet to be purchased Cost: Since it's for a college i don't have an unlimited budget but i can always ask for money. To start, lets say $1,000. Give me some ideas to help get this creative process flowing! Build will happen in mid March, so i have time to plan.
