Planning to buy 2 antminers s3. Is this profitable enough to start mining?
If you get them now you go a good shot.
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I was wondering if you might allow my 0.3 request 1 day early.
Repayment by weeks end, August 16/17.
Didn't see this post until just now. Banks or coinbase processing does not work until business hours. I'll send you the funds at midnight of the 11th, your time zone, then your coinbase Txn gets processed tomorrow morning. I wouldn't think it matters if you initiated coinbase withdraw now (Sunday morning) or Monday midnight. Loaned amount 0.3btc, repayment 0.315 btc due August 17. If you agree, I'll send in ~12-14 hours. Agreed and ty. 0.3 btc sent: https://blockchain.info/tx/c8a00b55997fcd16c379616995cc23fd0d1dcf36d6aaf2634c847bffe0875355Repayment address (note that it's different than the address for your first loan). 1KJaAas4g4wydyNoM2j3ViRKamfJ12ig8kReceived, and for my own curiosity, why a diff repay address ? Thought you liked to use the same addresses, or so I saw with one guy here.
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batch 6 is shipping I got an email from bitmaintech. nice
How many you buyin man, lol.
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My four S3's are still hashing stable for <48hrs now on stock all around ~440, so as soon as my collocation guys opens port 22 for me (he's very protective of outside traffic with what he does for a living) I can SSH in to the first miner to OC it. My ultimate goal is to see if I can get each one to ~500Gh/s which I should be able to since I seem to have good units hashing quite stable on stock freq.
I will bee playing it safe though and doing one miner at a time but I wont be going right to max though, I'll o first miner on 237.5, let run for 24hrs and if all looks good, bump it to 250 and let run another 24hrs. After that, it's on to the next machine.
if they run good at 237.5 be careful about the bump to 250. I bumped them to 250 then ran well for a day then tanked. now they no longer like 237.5. they prefer 225. Someone suggest I star with 237.5 so I may jus do that and leave it, if the gain @ 250 is only like 10-15gh per machine.
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Sounds good, please keep us informed because for people with hosted Ants, the webui will be a godsend.
Also, I made an edit to my above reply about ports.
Web scraping uses the normal http. It renders the page internally and then extracts the necessary data and shows it on the screen. Generally if you can get to it through a web browser on port 80, it should work. M Well like I said, my situations probably a little more unique than others since mine are hosted off the home network with IP's as described before. 1.2.3.4:5676 1.2.3.4:5677 1.2.3.4:5678 1.2.3.4:5679 I just would rally love to get this program working so I don't need to keep four tabs open all the time. If you can get his working for me and others with situations as mine, I'll tip some BTC your way, and I dont mean a measly 0.01 either. I missed the fact the ports are different than the standard port 80. That should be fixable.M This might also be why I'm having trouble getting in to them via putty to OC. Not sure how to try and configure putty... basically been doing this. 1.2.3.4:5676 for the hostname / IP then still using 22 in the port box. As for this APP, now that we seem to be on the same page, hoping you can help get the webui thing working for me and others like me with systems hosted outside he home with unique ports leading to individual machines on the same IP.
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Sounds good, please keep us informed because for people with hosted Ants, the webui will be a godsend.
Also, I made an edit to my above reply about ports.
Web scraping uses the normal http. It renders the page internally and then extracts the necessary data and shows it on the screen. Generally if you can get to it through a web browser on port 80, it should work. M Well like I said, my situations probably a little more unique than others since mine are hosted off the home network with IP's as described before. 1.2.3.4:5676 1.2.3.4:5677 1.2.3.4:5678 1.2.3.4:5679 I just would rally love to get this program working so I don't need to keep four tabs open all the time. If you can get his working for me and others with situations as mine, I'll tip some BTC your way, and I dont mean a measly 0.01 either.
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First page of the config from M's Ant Monitor. M Here it is after adding a miner and hitting refresh. I think there might be a bug if you have less than 3 miners and use the web interface. Can you add two more? M That's just it, no matter how many I add the results are the same. Alright. Did you upgrade from a prior version, or is this the first time you're using it? There seems to be issues with the upgrade logic, probably by skipping versions, but I'm not sure. If you did upgrade, try deleting/renaming this registry key and see what happens: hkey_current_user\software\mantmonitor M First time DL / run. There might be a problem with the web code. I haven't given that as much attention as I probably should. Originally that was the main thing, but once I got the API working, web stuff got put on the backburner. I'll have to look as I can. M Sounds good, please keep us informed because for people with hosted Ants, the webui will be a godsend. Also, I made an edit to my above reply about ports.
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First page of the config from M's Ant Monitor. M Here it is after adding a miner and hitting refresh. I think there might be a bug if you have less than 3 miners and use the web interface. Can you add two more? M That's just it, no matter how many I add the results are the same. Alright. Did you upgrade from a prior version, or is this the first time you're using it? There seems to be issues with the upgrade logic, probably by skipping versions, but I'm not sure. If you did upgrade, try deleting/renaming this registry key and see what happens: hkey_current_user\software\mantmonitor M First time DL / run. Edit: I assume for the SSH when doing local port 22 is used, but whats needed for the web scrape ? Might need my collo guy to open it.
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Is there any difference in hashrate between the first couple batches and current ones? Sorry if this has been discussed before but I want to buy from Bitmain batch 6 and possibly batch 2 from Zoomhash.
If anything the diff's would just be firmware. No even sure whats running my units.
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470-475
Not bad, I'm hoping for 250 stability since if I can get it on all four miners and ~500 Gh will be a 240Gh bump.
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My four S3's are still hashing stable for <48hrs now on stock all around ~440, so as soon as my collocation guys opens port 22 for me (he's very protective of outside traffic with what he does for a living) I can SSH in to the first miner to OC it. My ultimate goal is to see if I can get each one to ~500Gh/s which I should be able to since I seem to have good units hashing quite stable on stock freq.
I will bee playing it safe though and doing one miner at a time but I wont be going right to max though, I'll o first miner on 237.5, let run for 24hrs and if all looks good, bump it to 250 and let run another 24hrs. After that, it's on to the next machine.
Most likely they will and hopefully they would. My units also perform within spec at stock clock. Just be aware that as you go up the frequency rung, the HW figures also increase; at least in my case anyway though they are still tolerable (highest at 0.28%). It's also possible to start getting some "x" on your chains; I got one eventually but didn't seem to affect hash rate on both sides. It seems the sweet spot for my units is at 237.5M with just the right increase in hash rate/power draw ratio and no "x" whatsoever. Good luck! What do you average on all yours at 237.5 ?
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My four S3's are still hashing stable for <48hrs now on stock all around ~440, so as soon as my collocation guys opens port 22 for me (he's very protective of outside traffic with what he does for a living) I can SSH in to the first miner to OC it. My ultimate goal is to see if I can get each one to ~500Gh/s which I should be able to since I seem to have good units hashing quite stable on stock freq.
I will bee playing it safe though and doing one miner at a time but I wont be going right to max though, I'll o first miner on 237.5, let run for 24hrs and if all looks good, bump it to 250 and let run another 24hrs. After that, it's on to the next machine.
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First page of the config from M's Ant Monitor. M Here it is after adding a miner and hitting refresh. I think there might be a bug if you have less than 3 miners and use the web interface. Can you add two more? M That's just it, no matter how many I add the results are the same.
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I was wondering if you might allow my 0.3 request 1 day early.
Repayment by weeks end, August 16/17.
Didn't see this post until just now. Banks or coinbase processing does not work until business hours. I'll send you the funds at midnight of the 11th, your time zone, then your coinbase Txn gets processed tomorrow morning. I wouldn't think it matters if you initiated coinbase withdraw now (Sunday morning) or Monday midnight. Loaned amount 0.3btc, repayment 0.315 btc due August 17. If you agree, I'll send in ~12-14 hours. Agreed and ty.
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I'd like to give this monitor a try with some S3's, but in the OP there is a statement: "- This does NOT work for S1s unless you modify the cgminer config to allow SSH API access."
Is the above caveat valid for S3's? That is, will the Monitor work with an S3 "out of the box". If not, exactly what needs to be done to the S3 to make it work? Thanks in advance.
That's what were trying to figure out now, but my case is unique I guess. Have to use webui feature since mine are hosted outside the house.
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Yes let armory also torrent the blockchain for you
Ok, but what about the thing I asked in regards to Norton & MBAM, should I bother with anything else let alone any of those two since it will be an online only system and not something using email or visiting potentially dangerous pages. People will tell you to use Linux. On Windows I just use the free security essentials Thx for all he help, now I just gotta wait for my vista disc in the mail and find a SATA laptop HDD.
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Ok... *scratches head* 8/10/2014 9:31:02 AM: M's Ant Monitor v2.6a starting 8/10/2014 9:32:17 AM: Initiated refresh 8/10/2014 9:32:19 AM: Submitting S1: xxx.xxx.xxx.89:2013 on instance 0 8/10/2014 9:32:31 AM: 89:2013 responded with login page 8/10/2014 9:32:35 AM: 89:2013 responded with login page 8/10/2014 9:42:30 AM: Initiated refresh
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Yes let armory also torrent the blockchain for you
Ok, but what about the thing I asked in regards to Norton & MBAM, should I bother with anything else let alone any of those two since it will be an online only system and not something using email or visiting potentially dangerous pages.
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First page of the config from M's Ant Monitor. M Here it is after adding a miner and hitting refresh. Here's what happens when I "click" the miner if it matters at all.
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