Ubit 6-Pack GPU Riser Express Cable 16X to 1X (6pin / MOLEX/SATA) with LED Graphics Extension | Ideal for Ethereum ETH Mining | Powered Riser Adapter Card Review

Excellent product and company Solid. All in all, this is my third order for them and I'm definitely placing more orders! I was a little hesitant to order these risers at first, but this is my second order and I'm definitely switching all my setups to these new ones. The LED is a great addition, no more guessing if it's getting power or not.2. You no longer need to restart rigs once a week or more as the hashrate drops for no apparent reason. One of my rigs completely switched to these risers…

I was planning to assemble 3 rigs with 6 GPUs, of course I bought 3 sets of 6 of these adapters. 2 boxes with stand went without complaints, with the third box everything went downhill. 3 locking mechanisms popped out when trying to secure the GPU in the riser, I thought I could handle that, also the 4 risers were literally DOA. Not a single sign of life. I hope the seller reads this to help. Now my build is in the starting blocks. The only reason I bought these risers is because of the…

These risers come boxed and look exactly like any other risers I've used in the past. As soon as you open them you will notice the difference. They are slightly thinner than regular risers and have several different performance options. I opted for the included 6-pin power connectors. They are slightly heavier than regular risers and appear to be of better quality overall. I noticed that they come with 3 capacitors instead of the standard 4, not sure how this will affect their performance or…

Working. The problem started the first time I plugged the USB cable into the device, it caught on the metal tab inside, folding it back and preventing the cable from plugging in until I dug the tab and bent it forward again. I've never had this with a USB port in my entire life. So far there have been no problems with communication. Also, this is one of the best translations I've ever seen. Edit: This is worse than I thought. This almost certainly killed my MSI 1060 card and at least damaged my

One broke down after less than a month of use, that's to be expected from these but I'm pretty sure the microcontroller is communicating is defective with mainboard. The UEFI menu does not show that a GPU is connected, but the GPU was enabled. It's a bit disappointing that they used such cheap semiconductors because the semiconductor was never heated to high temperatures and all visible traces and solder joints look normal. There was a lot of flux on the board when it arrived so be sure to wash

Good quality units, all components mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB). Some of these risers are missing several components to save money. Additional capacitors should help with power filtering. All six risers worked right away, which I can't say about the others I've bought. Each board has three types of power supply: PCIe 6-pin, Molex and SATA. I hate Molex so they would just abandon it. Newer power supply units (PSUs) don't have as many Molex connectors. I also don't like direct SATA as

Products have a very high defect rate. I bought these items knowing they could have a high defect rate because who knows if I had 6 and 2-3 were defective I could still use working ones and Revain's excellent returns policy would help. I'm currently building 6 GPUs and these things are pretty easy to install, there's really only one way to install them. I started the installation by installing two GPUs. I left them overnight to test stability. One was fine, the second GPU had a lower hash rate…