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Title: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: Jarvis2.4 on May 22, 2014, 03:50:45 AM Hi!
Is it possible to mine with a 2G/3G connection as per bandwith requirements of the appplication.? Looking for an in dept view and experiences in Indian Providers. Thanks. Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: jaideep1000 on May 23, 2014, 04:23:39 AM yup mining requires very little internet speed and bandwidth so a dongle would work fine. Just make sure it is stable and there are no frequent disconnects.
Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: Beoga on June 02, 2014, 02:42:22 PM Hi! Is it possible to mine with a 2G/3G connection as per bandwith requirements of the appplication.? Looking for an in dept view and experiences in Indian Providers. Thanks. No problem. You can use these modems. Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: dashingriddler on June 04, 2014, 11:51:57 AM yup mining requires very little internet speed and bandwidth so a dongle would work fine. Just make sure it is stable and there are no frequent disconnects. I would tell the same !Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: Jarvis2.4 on June 07, 2014, 07:06:50 AM Which network provider and data plan you suggest. Any miner using the same?? Any preferred modem type. 2G is most economical I think. Any suggestions??
Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: jaideep1000 on June 07, 2014, 08:26:27 AM photon or MTS I would say.
Reliance has frequent disconnects and so avoid it. Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: dashingriddler on June 08, 2014, 02:05:42 AM You can go for Airtel 3G plan of 15gb. Should be quite sufficient. I would prefer a broadband though.
Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: ravin on June 08, 2014, 04:32:21 AM I am planning to move to ACT Internet. It's dead cheap, optical fiber connection and has a 1:1 download/upload ratio. Ofcourse this may not be available in all cities ATM. But they are expanding fast.
Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: Benson Samuel on June 08, 2014, 06:21:09 PM I am planning to move to ACT Internet. It's dead cheap, optical fiber connection and has a 1:1 download/upload ratio. Ofcourse this may not be available in all cities ATM. But they are expanding fast. I hear they have tiny problems with uptime quite often and that if there is a problem after 11pm, you can only get a fix after 10 am the next day. For reliability, I would prefer Airtel Broadband Title: Re: Mining Scrypt with 2G/3G Modem. Post by: ravin on June 08, 2014, 07:07:53 PM I am planning to move to ACT Internet. It's dead cheap, optical fiber connection and has a 1:1 download/upload ratio. Ofcourse this may not be available in all cities ATM. But they are expanding fast. I hear they have tiny problems with uptime quite often and that if there is a problem after 11pm, you can only get a fix after 10 am the next day. For reliability, I would prefer Airtel Broadband That's kinda true. They had some outages in the very recent past. Fiber cuts and stuff. However they inform us promptly. Have to check about the post-11 outage responses. Didn't know about that. If that's true, it's alarming. |