Still mining as well but seriously contemplating turning most of it off. I have a variety but I only have 7 GPUs and they have been mining at a loss for a few months now. I want to have something to sit on in case there is a turn around in the markets but I'm very close to calling it on the GPUs. My S9's are also really marginal these days. They still make a decent amount per day but they have to be really close to dropping below the breakeven point right now in terms of cost to run. So I am contemplating turning those off as well. Have a few other asic miners that are still worth running for the time being but none of those have broken even for the purchase price yet either.
But on the other hand I have been mining for a number of years and my obsolete pile of gear has BFL, asicminer, gridseed, innosilicon, and bitmain stuff in it. So turning stuff off and piling it in the corner isn't an entirely new concept to me. Not replacing it with the latest and greatest kind of is new though, and right now I have zero plans to buy anything out there.
Yeah new m10 gear is about 2k once you add the trump tax to it. So it does not pay to buy them. I am still not sure if I will get a back bill for 500 usd on the one m10 I got either I beat the deadline by a day or I lost by a day. So far no bill for it. Right now my 1920x threadripper is doing well on xmr v8. See how long that lasts. |
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I'm off XMR v8, its not worth the extra time tweaking, heat, and power draw. Also I have seen quiet a few posts of people frying their Vegas because they were already pushing to the max of what the GPU can handle, so be careful.
seems pretty good with a ryzen 1920 cpu but my vegas crashed often |
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sell one i don't need any PSU's or PI's got to many laying around now i don't use .I'll pick up the Avalon AUC3 Cable from block forge unless the one from the 741 works on the 841.
okay I will sell you one. What is your zip code? and what do you think is a fair price? |
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Our very own Marvell2 has kindly provided his private pool infrastructure for any friends of this thread to mine Ravencoin (RVN) on. The benefit is it's a PPS pool that doesn't skim your shares so payouts are consistently better than any commercial pool out there.
We're gradually adding workers to it. Expecting to have 4 GH by the end of the day. More if many of you join us!
Don't expect to find several blocks a day (it's a small fish in a big pond) but over time, this will earn you more than any other pool out there.
Pool ip and RVN port: stratum+tcp://67.40.164.169:12345
Vardiff works, just takes a minute or two to kick in.
I am doing bci marvell2 has bci at here I am http://67.40.164.173:8080/workers/iG5mxRMZErtXwReBaEvpYam7PQStwgK5hRI am also doing bci on http://solo-bci.altpool.pro/workers/iG5mxRMZErtXwReBaEvpYam7PQStwgK5hRI am committing to earning and staking at least 1000 coins of bci I am up to 597 I have 5350 rvn coins all for sale on bittrex at: 0.00000700 0.00001111 0.00002222 0.00004444 0.00008888 0.00017777 |
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not on the website and I also asked about the A911 also not available. So Late October may not be realistic for this gear. BTW it was 3c this morning or 37f I could use a quiet efficient heater. |
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Laser beams have gravity and can warp the fabric of the universe It is good to know that this is confirmed. Gravity itself is derived from the specific fact that the content of the universe itself is not mathematical infinity but is empirical infinity which happens to be a really large number. What that means is that all generated metrics have a natural positive attraction. Thus a laser beam will have a positive attractive force orthogonal to its direction..
This is why laser light is even possible. It is sticky along parallel generation.
Warping local curvature is no surprise either as the actual local 'power' of attraction must be comparatively immense.
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The team also uncovered new effects that had never been predicted before. They found that when the beam is rotating, something strange happens – it curls the nearby spacetime, the fabric of the universe, around with it. All this flat earth density rather than gravity is bunk.  Why? Because there is no need or percentage in lying to us that the world is round. Unless of course this is all a simple variation of the movie the matrix. |
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Looks like 12 mh of hash. On nicehash. That is about 800 vega 56 per mh
So a total of 12 x 800 = 9600 vega 56.
Btw my ryZen 1920 does 1050hash burning around 100 watts.
My single rig has 3 vega 56 1 ryZen 1920x and a rx560
Doing just about 5000hash. Burning 800 watts. Winter prices means 20 kwatts at 10 cents or 2 dollars in power.
I am earning 3.20 so this is a $1.20 profit for the rig.
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Anyone see the nethash difference on XMR? On nanopool from 138Gh to just 33Gh after fork..... how many asic bricks do you think are out there now?
Previous MoneroV7 is GPU only still, so no ASICs got bricked. Some of the CN7 forks are having an interesting impact on their price, like XHV, GRAFT, Bittube, Ryo, Stellite..... *see https://miner.rocks/ for full list of CN coins There have been many rumors of hidden asic mining on v7 |
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Monerov8 now in action....
Hash seems reduced...from 2000-1900 H/s to 1500-1600 H/s
Power consumption - I have to drive up to my warehouse to see tomorrow morning
4 x Sapphire Vega64 on Windows 10
CAST-XMR-VEGA v1.5.0
256GB M2-SSD, 8GB RAM
90GB Virtual Memory.
Large Memory Page enabled.
Mining at xmr.nanopool.org
I have 4 sets of these 4 Vega64 riggers running on Windows.
The rest RX470, RX480s. P106, 1070, 1070ti and 1080ti are mining under one miner using XMR-STAK v2.5.1 on SMOS Linux.
I will test the SMOS farm for NH later at their new v8 pool
stratum+tcp://cryptonightv8.usa.nicehash.com:3367
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22:52:10] GPU3 | 61°C | Fan 4811 RPM | 1597.1 H/s
[22:52:10] GPU0 | 60°C | Fan 4734 RPM | 1583.0 H/s
[22:52:10] New Job received (CryptoNightV8). Avg Job Time: 545.6 sec
[22:52:11] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4793 RPM | 1624.3 H/s
[22:52:13] GPU2 | 60°C | Fan 4784 RPM | 1581.3 H/s
[22:52:15] GPU3 | 61°C | Fan 4802 RPM | 1490.5 H/s
[22:52:15] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4738 RPM | 1595.4 H/s
[22:52:15] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4779 RPM | 1623.2 H/s
[22:52:18] GPU2 | 60°C | Fan 4787 RPM | 1583.4 H/s
[22:52:19] GPU3 | 61°C | Fan 4796 RPM | 1622.1 H/s
[22:52:19] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4708 RPM | 1591.8 H/s
[22:52:20] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4756 RPM | 1485.6 H/s
[22:52:23] GPU2 | 61°C | Fan 4817 RPM | 1438.8 H/s
[22:52:24] GPU3 | 61°C | Fan 4831 RPM | 1606.1 H/s
[22:52:24] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4750 RPM | 1604.7 H/s
[22:52:24] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4779 RPM | 1632.1 H/s
[22:52:27] GPU2 | 59°C | Fan 4783 RPM | 1581.3 H/s
[22:52:28] GPU3 | 62°C | Fan 4787 RPM | 1482.2 H/s
[22:52:29] GPU0 | 60°C | Fan 4714 RPM | 1452.5 H/s
[22:52:29] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4779 RPM | 1626.5 H/s
[22:52:32] GPU2 | 60°C | Fan 4786 RPM | 1590.8 H/s
[22:52:33] GPU3 | 61°C | Fan 4806 RPM | 1630.6 H/s
[22:52:33] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4783 RPM | 1625.8 H/s
[22:52:33] GPU0 | 60°C | Fan 4739 RPM | 1610.1 H/s
[22:52:36] GPU1 Found Nonce, submitting...
[22:52:37] Share Accepted -> +1
[22:52:37] Shares: 18770 Accepted, 63 Errors | Hash Rate Avg: 6920.9 H/s | Avg Search Time: 17.8 sec
[22:52:37] GPU2 | 60°C | Fan 4791 RPM | 1444.9 H/s
[22:52:37] GPU3 | 61°C | Fan 4831 RPM | 1612.6 H/s
[22:52:38] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4743 RPM | 1614.8 H/s
[22:52:38] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4779 RPM | 1483.8 H/s
[22:52:41] GPU2 | 60°C | Fan 4801 RPM | 1581.3 H/s
[22:52:42] GPU3 | 61°C | Fan 4821 RPM | 1600.4 H/s
[22:52:42] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4750 RPM | 1601.1 H/s
[22:52:42] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4784 RPM | 1632.4 H/s
[22:52:46] GPU2 | 61°C | Fan 4828 RPM | 1586.9 H/s
[22:52:47] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4759 RPM | 1571.9 H/s
[22:52:47] GPU3 | 62°C | Fan 4810 RPM | 1451.9 H/s
[22:52:47] GPU1 Found Nonce, submitting...
[22:52:47] Share Accepted -> +1
[22:52:47] Shares: 18771 Accepted, 63 Errors | Hash Rate Avg: 6920.6 H/s | Avg Search Time: 17.8 sec
[22:52:47] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4776 RPM | 1626.5 H/s
[22:52:50] GPU2 | 61°C | Fan 4794 RPM | 1591.8 H/s
[22:52:51] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4738 RPM | 1600.4 H/s
[22:52:51] GPU3 | 62°C | Fan 4796 RPM | 1605.7 H/s
[22:52:51] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4781 RPM | 1629.8 H/s
[22:52:55] GPU2 | 61°C | Fan 4801 RPM | 1441.1 H/s
[22:52:55] GPU3 | 62°C | Fan 4799 RPM | 1633.9 H/s
[22:52:56] GPU1 | 61°C | Fan 4779 RPM | 1624.3 H/s
[22:52:56] GPU0 | 61°C | Fan 4740 RPM | 1568.8 H/s
[22:52:58] GPU3 Found Nonce, submitting...
[22:52:58] Share Accepted -> +1
[22:52:58] Shares: 18772 Accepted, 63 Errors | Hash Rate Avg: 6920.4 H/s | Avg Search Time: 17.8 sec
[22:53:00] GPU2 | 60°C | Fan 4754 RPM | 1591.8 H/s
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Any numbers for nicehash yet. |
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So easy to get impatient. Let's find our zen, our drink and hit a block?% I'm thinking anytime AM PST is good.  Block%? |
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I think we stay flat unless we move to 8000 a coin overnight (a day or 2) Of course if bitmain does a 28th 1400 watt miner for 900 usd I take that back.  https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficultyDifficulty History Date Difficulty Change Hash Rate Oct 18 2018 7,182,852,313,938 -3.65% 51,416,859,634 GH/s Oct 04 2018 7,454,968,648,263 4.23% 53,364,744,228 GH/s Sep 20 2018 7,152,633,351,906 1.90% 51,200,543,878 GH/s Sep 07 2018 7,019,199,231,177 4.34% 50,245,385,237 GH/s Aug 24 2018 6,727,225,469,722 5.29% 48,155,355,642 GH/s so above is about a 1.66% average 48155 x 1.0166 = 48891 48891 x 1.0153 = 49767 49639 x 1.0153 = 50593 50398 x 1.0153 = 51432 we are at 51416 so 1.66% from Aug 24 until Oct 31 . Next jump should be around the 31st there is no reason for much growth without a price jump over 7500 |
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you have a weak fan it only goes to 4500 rpm vs stock which will do more than 5500 rpm
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sounds like you have weak fans.
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Sucks that more hashing power was not added :/, the bitcoin difficulty increased, whereas the speed on here has remained more or less the same. We used to have a block a month, now it's once per 3 months(and will increase).
once coins got to 2500 usd I found it hard to justify tossing 0.10 rentals at a solo block shot. |
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I took a peak today and see a high reject rate of 25% are you having heating issues with the prototype? keccak 1 0.1227% 544.3 Mh/s 25% edit: just jumped to 44 while I was posting this. keccak 1 0.0829% 339 Mh/s 44.4% I do like this project, how many more to go before a run is made?  Rejects flux may be the pool at the moment I am over 850mh. room is hot with a lot of gear. the prototype is not cooled well builder mentioned that to me so I have this fan blowing on it. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835106140runs cool enough. Builder has told me they are looking for investors. Ie they don't have much cash. I told them after all the other fpga problems they should consider build a small batch and selling it off. It is nice gear and does not burn much power. But no one wants to lay out money and wait months for gear in this market. I hope they do build a more polished batch and sell it on a we have it in hand basis. Maybe offer two ways to buy. pay x and wait for batch 2 (bigger batch) Pay x + 50 usd and no waiting for batch 1. (small batch) I have close to 270 coins . which are worth about 8 bucks.. cost to mine under 10 cents a day. 30 watts x 24 hours = 720 watts at 10 cents 7.2 cents a day 270 coins = 7.56 usd for 48 days of mining. so $3.60 in power earned $7.56 in coin. which means it is worth a shot for 1 or 2 not 10 or 20. Have to say I am still waiting on my acorn gear from the real company and I did opt for a refund. BTW no one has an acorn miner in hand and the fpga's are also slow to arrive. |
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Almost -3% https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficultyBitcoin Difficulty: 7,454,968,648,263 Estimated Next Difficulty: 7,232,778,297,423 (-2.98%) Adjust time: After 257 Blocks, About 1.8 days Hashrate(?): 50,468,480,940 GH/s Difficulty History Date Difficulty Change Hash Rate Oct 18 2018 7,200,000,000,000 -3% maybe Oct 04 2018 7,454,968,648,263 4.23% 53,364,744,228 GH/s Sep 20 2018 7,152,633,351,906 1.90% 51,200,543,878 GH/s Sep 07 2018 7,019,199,231,177 4.34% 50,245,385,237 GH/s |
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Lot of scammers for now it is a case of show working gear and place a model in the hands of a reliable person.
I am considered trustworthy and have helped to promo many new miners.
If you have real gear send one to me I will demo it as I have done with lots of other pieces of gear.
If you don't want to send one to me and trust fine send one to HagssFinn or to sidehack or OgNasty.
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