09-12-2020, 08:32 AM
That is not a GPGPU server. GPGPU servers use special chips on the motherboard and use a switchboard to make multiple GPUs all work at 16X. Your cards will work at 1X. You will run into trouble in dictionary attacks and fast hashes. Not enough CPU cores, not enough RAM, not enough PCIE speed... Liquid cooling? Omg, I am not even mentioning the problems associated with leaks. May the force be with you.
That machine (may be looking handsome, I accept) has a mining rig configuration, and if you read the forums before making such an investment, you would know that mining rigs are not recommended for hashcat. You will be limited to commercial password cracking software, which are far less advanced compared to hashcat when using your system.
By the way RTX 2080Ti will be obsolete next week on September 17.
Last words: Branding a mining rig with a fancy name will not make it a professional password cracking system.
That machine (may be looking handsome, I accept) has a mining rig configuration, and if you read the forums before making such an investment, you would know that mining rigs are not recommended for hashcat. You will be limited to commercial password cracking software, which are far less advanced compared to hashcat when using your system.
By the way RTX 2080Ti will be obsolete next week on September 17.
Last words: Branding a mining rig with a fancy name will not make it a professional password cracking system.