Well bitwisdom is now going up not down in it's estimate.

Bitcoin Difficulty:    40,640,955,017
Estimated Next Difficulty:    43,746,172,612 (+7.64%)
Adjust time:    After 67 Blocks, About 10.8 hours

Safe to say this will be a 7 percent unless it gets a lot of hash power and goes to 8.

Well if all did this we would not hit the next difficulty as the block would never be solved.  I could be wrong but i think it would cause the blockchain to stop, stopping everything.

I hope we get in 6 percent but with less then a day left looking like low 7's

Bitcoin Difficulty:    40,640,955,017
Estimated Next Difficulty:    43,575,522,670 (+7.22%)
Adjust time:    After 100 Blocks, About 16.1 hours

So was a little bit of a weird week with such a huge variance but looks like it will end up not great but decent considering.

If they are static it does not matter if outside dhcp as long as its the 192.168.1.X the static address's you mention should work.  What wireless adapter are you using? Is it pulling 1 IP for it or 2 (one for each miner)?

Sadly GPU just costs so much you mine at a loss anymore.   There would have to be a new coin or one go up a lot in value to make it worth while.

If you have multiple GPU machine you are most likely better off selling the GPU's and buying coins with money.

The mining farms very GREATLY on quality.   Most of them it's airflow that is the key.  Moving old air out and new air in.   If you do it wrong it gets to hot and any miner with temp sensor can have lots of trouble.  Big fans and big exhusts can be very important at data center level. (Also depends on miner something such as the 1T dragon shoot out very hot air, some new miners can do a lot less heat)

Yea that is the problem with summer.  Ambient heat can cause some real headaches on heat exhaust.   You have to factor in duct work exhaust or even more expensive AC cooling.

I have a odd number with only adding two.  I thought about adding a third on backside but with winter air it really does not make a lot of difference . Maybe during summer I will add the last one.

Coindesk has a good list it by far is not all that do just some very big names with reasons why: http://www.coindesk.com/10-influential-people-bitcoin-year/

It's a interesting read.

I agree electricity price is one of the biggest factors on many thins including upgrades.  With my around 9 cent I can't bring myself to sell my S3's yet.  I keep miners longer then a lot probley do.  I just finally sold my dragon.  And the person who bought it got a good machine that just needed cheaper electric costs.

I really don't want to change out gear to much during winter.  Once summer comes and i need to do more cooling is when I personally will have decisions on what I want to do. 

I added 2 fans for the fun of it on opposite side of radiator.  It seems to make it a little cooler.   The fan's i used are cheap (free after rebate) i had laying around.   I'm sure you could do a lot better on fan quality and see even cooler results.

There are a lot of A1 (dragons) that I expect a lot to be getting rid of by some data centers.  They are great machines just used two much power for my electricity rate.  I just sold mine to someone with lower electricity rates. 

And it's looking like it will be somewhere in 6 percent still on change:
Bitcoin Difficulty:    40,640,955,017
Estimated Next Difficulty:    43,429,913,711 (+6.86%)
Adjust time:    After 185 Blocks, About 1.2 days
Hashrate(?):    297,939,184 GH/s

The Miner Link is not released yet it turns out, I will test it after release.

Initial day and seven hours ran very smooth at default settings achieving average speed of: 1,153.18 GH/s


Testing at different frequencies should happen in the days to come.

Thank you very much for info.

Would not be surprising 4T +.  But I don't see it doing it for 1000 watts.

I see the UID is email registered.

Any help on Server Addr? 

My miner link will not turn on I'm sure I'm doing it wrong.

Get a good antivirus and malware protection.  This is one of the biggest protections.  Also don't download files that promise faucet bots, free btc, etc.  I think a lot of security is common sense.

As far as your wallet keep it in cold storage or paper wallet.  Only keep what you need weekly or so in hot wallet. If using hot wallet or online always have 2 factor authentication on. With paper wallet don't print in public/work print at home also use your internet at home for this not a public wifi.  

Then there is storage of your private key.  If you use a usb keep it safe! Also you can do physical storae, my signature campaign i'm in actually is one.  You put private key in a coin.  You again need to treat it like gold and store safely.

I have been looking at miner link on the S5.   I could use a little help if possible.

Looking at it is the UID is your Bitmain email on account?

Also on Server Addr what should it be set to?

Thanks for any help.

Just like the others you go to miner configuration with in it advanced settings.  Once you go there the freq and voltage can be changed.

Advanced warning overclocking voids warranty.

Bitcoin Difficulty:    40,640,955,017
Estimated Next Difficulty:    43,623,394,554 (+7.34%)
Adjust time:    After 275 Blocks, About 1.8 days
Hashrate(?):    289,041,094 GH/s
Block Generation Time(?):    
1 block: 9.6 minutes
3 blocks: 28.8 minutes
6 blocks: 57.5 minutes

It's looking like me might get around 7 percent now.   Pretty nice compared to what it was,   Less than 2 days till we know.