CeradNet
220-T2-1600-X1
151-HE-E999-KR
BX80671I76850K
CMR16GX4M2A2666C16
6 x 11G-P4-6796-KR
6 x Raiser card
1 frame
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PDU and KVM + HVAC for cooling.
 
Would you guys change or add anything? 
 
Thanks for all comments btw!
 

Looks fine, hope it all works out for you.

CeradNet
220-T2-1600-X1
151-HE-E999-KR
BX80671I76850K
CMR16GX4M2A2666C16
6 x 11G-P4-6796-KR
6 x Raiser card
1 frame
-------
PDU and KVM + HVAC for cooling.
 
Would you guys change or add anything? 
 
Thanks for all comments btw!
 

With that RAM, you're only getting two sticks which tells me its for a mainstream dual channel system.  You'll want to look for a quad channel RAM set.  

FINALLY!
 
seriously though one would think something like this would have been around the market place after the first crypto boom.

Biostar also released a "many PCI-E 1-bit slot" board recently, dunno if either is actually for sale yet (I think I've seen the ASUS on Newegg, but I don't tend to look at those boards).
 
Gigabyte released a 1x 16-bit 5x 1-bit board recently too, at $70 MSRP or some such.
 
 I'm a little amazed it took so long for "mining boards" on recent chipsets to reappear, given the market for them is quite a bit wider this time around.
 
 There are also folks making M.2 slot to PCI-E adapters (Futurebit of "Moonlander" fame among others).
 

ipkha
The mining boards and cards are destined for the Chinese market where the mining farms are. They aren't and probably won't be marketed or sold in the EU and North America regions.

You can get this on Amazon Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ 13GPU Mining Motherboard CryptoCurrency
Their goes the Days of Working for a Living

Chris21010
ya... i just read an article about this board and i completely overlooked how to power 13x GPU's until they mentioned it. you'll need two 2KW power supplies for single 8 pin pcie powered cards... THAT IS INSANE! 

Just look at all the Complaining New Miners here on the Forum.
http://cryptomining-blog.com/8753-asrock-h110-pro-btc-mining-motherboard-with-13-pci-e-slots/
(not yet sure if they will work under Windows though). (Taiwan apparently used Windows and had only 8 GPUs running)
 
 
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ipkha
The mining boards and cards are destined for the Chinese market where the mining farms are. They aren't and probably won't be marketed or sold in the EU and North America regions.

 There are major mining farms that are in the US - most of them less than 50 miles from where I'm at.
 It's NOT all about the Chinese, though a majority *MIGHT* be even outside of Bitcoin itself.