Id check with your power company since you already have a significant investment before you spend anymore (im sure you have but better safe than sorry). Not sure where you live/laws there..but what your doing is illegal in most states, and all it takes is a neighbor to snitch on you and theyll shut you down fast. Just an FYI since I know alot of people that have build garage farms and found out the hard way, and its a good thing to know for new people thinking about doing the same.

Anything past 10-20 KW continuous in a residential zone is a red flag and youll get investigated eventually.

Seems like claymore is in the same spot...wouldnt be surprised if his recent "eureka" moment is from the discussion happening in this thread.

So looks like they are still waiting on fab for chips on their next batch, and they are saying another month before they can place my bulk older. I'll update here when I get more info.

Yes especially in the beginning of a new coin /algo.

280 stable, can run over 300 if I don't care about auto reboots.

Yea but HCC does not make much sense for mining algorithms unless you find a speed up by utilizing inter-gpu memory and data sharing between gpu cores on multi gpu systems. Could be interesting to explore for more advanced Algos like ethash and equihash.

Yea not many people can wrap their heads around that concept. People see MOOOR SPEED and immediately think that means more profits. These are probably the same people that are buying GPUs now and think they can still ROI in a few months 

Of course these updates to public miners have a single major advantage, and thats leveling the playing field for home miners vs large farms that have been running 100 sol/s + since day 1

Yea their OpenCL implementation is pretty barebones...the current release was the first and it was just a developer beta. Will probably be a while before OpenCL matures on that platform.

He finally reduced it to a reasonable 2.5%, but was running at 10% in earlier versions. Most of the gains in his last two releases have probably been from him reducing his fee.

lol not sure where you looking at prices for 470s. The best 470 for mining is right here and currently its at 165 (155 if you count the rebate).

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202230

You can even grab the powercolor for 155 (135 after rebate) if your fine with a slightly less clocked GDDR5

Its 4GB but it does not matter for this coin...its straight SHA256 compute, so its 100% dependent and scales linear with core clock speed. That speed was at 1160mhz

here is linux miner with 470s...got it up to nearly 700MH not bad.

Lol, the logic of some people on these forums is quite interesting. Please explain how a 2x470 that costs $340 and hashes 1.3GH is so much better than one 1080 that costs $600 and does 1.2GH???

I can buy almost twice the hashpower, or ROI twice as fast with AMD cards than nvidia...but yes those big hash numbers are everything even though it makes no mining sense.

Are you running this off a single phase 230v line? Id love to see this work, but hate to say that running a 300-400 line string would surely end in disaster. There is a reason why most ASIC boards have very short strings, and some multiple strings in parallel. Its hard enough to provide clean power to the asics with a clean 12v DC power input...trying to do that with an a single phase AC line on a 400 line string is insane lol. The ONLY way this would be possible is if you have some very sophisticated startup and hash phase loop control down to each asic (I guess this could be implemented fairly straighfoward by controlling the PLL clock for each chip seperatly, but that would still be a coding nightmare, and not sure what kind of device you would need to have to control 400 I/Os in sync   .

Is there something specific in the ASM that requires modification for linux? Or do you just mean you haven't compiled that linux version yet...if thats the case I can easily compile it myself.

Current hashrate = ~2,000GH
Blocks per day = 288

1/288 * 2,000 = 6.9 GH

You need 7GH currently to get 1 block a day on average. At your hashrate I wouldnt be concerned unless you havent gotten a block after 48 hours.

Solo mining is very sensitive with your network/time setup. Youll lose blocks even if your time is off by a few seconds. Make sure you have very low latency to other node, and you have NTP running.

I've compiled the Linux miner I'll post the repo and binary as soon as I fix some bugs.

Dosent have to do with PSUs...he clearly overloaded his Molex line with 3 or 4 riser cards.