Hard lol, you make me can't stop laughing, bud. Nice one! 

You could make this more dramatic, create some space from point (1), And then the best part should start from a point (2). By the way, big thank buddy to make this day awesome! 

Those morons may now shutting-down the rig after read your post! 

But come on bud! Don't to be easy to call someone as a moron, maybe out there one or two ppl trying to follow OP's guide  . They are not a moron for sure. They just too curious then fall into the wrong hole! I'm sure, next time OP will make some useful guide. 

I think this is a good reason for merchants to accept crypto payment.

As we know that crypto transaction is irreversible, that makes merchants safe from the chargeback as happened on credit card fraud transaction.

And to avoid the fluctuation, it can be handled by payment gateway such as BitPay. Am I right?

But maybe yes, the one only problem is, fast transaction needed.


I use crypto payment on a few merchants (as I said in my previous comment). Same as you, online/offline merchant in my country isn't familiar enough with crypto payment. Just a few merchants that accept crypto payment. 

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Yeah, I agree with both people above. That's more like PSUs efficiency issue. Your EVGA G3 (80 PLUS Gold rated) with the efficiency - 90% in 115V nor  92% at 220V-240V (AC). How about the other one?  have you checked its efficiency?

So this is your rig scheme, you were powering your mobo using EVGA G3 (850Watt) plus three cards (VEGA), and the other two cards (VEGA) powered with 750Watt PSU (we don't know the type of this PSU). Is it right? And how about the Risers powering scheme? How do you measure the power that is being used? Using physical tools (Power meter) or through Software?

I understand this part: (and I still appreciate it)


But the problems are, you will bring the people who can't buy an ASICs (I assume that they were doing mining for their life - for some profit) for doing what's on your guide. Then as I said before, will be better made a relevant guide for them. Something makes sense to do than this:

Yeah, I've also read something similar on Reddit, someone been doing OC on the Z9 (mini) to 12.5 - 16.5 K Sol/s with high temps (it may go above 70 - it seems without cooler).

If it is about potential, might yes, 50% increase on OC mode can be reached, but sooner or later it will cause problems, let say its fan, or maybe the board and also other parts. I can't imagine how noisy is it.


Yeah, makes sense, but I think they just want to sell their product. 

As my personal experience with their product, S1, and S2 (it's a too old experience?  ). Yes, 40 K Sol/s might the default hashrate (as on their release said 40.8 k Sol/s +/- 5%) it may be reached with OC (more reasonable), Or maybe 40.8 K Sol/s + 2-3% (in OC mode) but it will produce more noise and heat than default, the default has noisy enough.

If you have a similar type, brand nor almost identical type & brand as shown on xxcsu pics, I agree with xxcsu that's not a big deal with a lot of PCIe slot (if you know what to do).

But that will be different while you have a random type of GPUs (sometimes brand also affect) <=== I experienced on this case (trust me!) I can solve it, but that's not too easy to do (again, Trust me!). 

It depends on you OP, but of those three, I'll choose the last (ASRock H110 Pro BTC+) 

Yeah, that's right, I've read a few threads about it  (As I said above - that's also happened to H81), but I forget which threads. I was also using H81, but I never faced the same similar things, plugged three cards without two extra Molex connected isn't makes my rig won't boot. But OP should try it!

A few (PPLNS) pool's isn't fully working yet, right? I tried Ubiq, but it directed to Setflow, no active page on B2G (I haven't tested all). But overall, Pretty good enough interface, moreover its color, it's soft and not hurting my eyes. Maybe next time I'll try to mine on this pool.

Is this poll for eliminating one of the payment schemes that already exist? Or may both will be active?

Good luck to you all! 

Personally, I appreciate it! Thumb-up!

But I also agree with a few comments above, maybe too late to make that tutorial, it will worth if you write it before SIA's ASIC exist (but may not, if it only for beginners guideline). But still will be better to make something relevant, e.g., some tutorial to mine any coins that still worth using the device that used on the tutorials that you made.

Your explanation isn't specific enough to describe what actually your problem is. Does it happen with one card only plugged? As you describe in this sentence:


Or you have plugged one card while you are doing Windows installation? And everything goes smoothly at that time.

You should explain more about this:  (related to the previous explanation) I felt a bit confused about that.

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Let's try to giving you some suggestion.

Have you checked that you been plugging power from PSU to your riser?

When you were turning on your rig, are you using the card as the display? Or iGPU?

Change PCIe setting to Gen1 or Gen2 on bios. Don't forget to add extra power (the 2 Molex power to your mobo - near PCIe socket), Yes, that only required when we are using more than three cards, but in some case, that thing causing our rig won't boot (I forgot which thread that discusses it). Also, you can try CMOS reset (through battery or jumper) Good Luck! 

With your own coin (as you explained above) of course you can, even CPU can do that (solo mining). Of course, it will be a different story with Bitcoin that has grown [on its difficulty and nethash] (you can do that, but you got nothing) -in basic theory-

But as that release said:

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Back to the primary topic that you were asking.
Have you tried to mine your coin directly to qt-wallet? (have you run the qt-wallet? just asking  )
What hardware are you using?
Also, you can try to build your own mining pool at your local machine or maybe server (if you have it) then add your own coin on it.

I can't say for sure that I believe or not on ICOs generally. ICO project is an easy way of scamming people, a few ICO been scam isn't mean other ICOs project will do the same. I believe in the concept, teams (not really be my consideration) and fact (the most important thing).

How important we know the concept they have?
I doubt the project with "too good to be true" concept. That's why we need to know as much as possible about the projects through their whitepaper, media, etc.

What guarantee we have?
They (ICOs Project) wouldn't give us a real guarantee about the project. So we need to find it!

I follow the DAEX Blockchain project, I didn't interest much on its concept (but it's good enough idea). They listed their coin on the market first, then open Public Sale after it. This is what makes me interesting on this project, already have value, already listed in the market. That's more like the guarantee for me.

So, I still believe in some ICO project.

But the point is, you put that risk at your hand, nor you'll put it on other people hand? The "risk" that you were talking about as simple as that. 

So, we need to put our miner at your place? That's how it works. Am I right? Then what makes we can trust you that our machine safe with Y'all? moreover, we pay you in front  (no offense)

Have that token listed on the market? (tradeable)
If it not, you almost can do nothing to cashing out it. Except you try to find someone who believes in the future of that tokens and wants to buy it from you. 

Or may I misunderstand what you mean, you have Tokens, and you didn't have some amount of ETH for GAS? 

It just about the limits.
What makes the limit is our own, we should know when to start and when to stop. Stopped sometimes needed, giving up is different from stopped to start the new one that better. Never Give Up on Your Dreams, yeah I agree with this, everything started from your dreams. 

Ah...glad to see all this has fixed peacefully.
So, the only prove from the suspect is the Ethereum wallet that used, right? But I think s/he made new address every time s/he's doing something similar.

Will be better if you were contacting him directly (a Legendary member that you was shown the name here) ask him about what happened to you. How if he's not the one who's using your data, that's will going bad.