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How has mining been on mining-dutch.nl? Their equihash looks very interesting.
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BTCP pool working - viciousminer.com
stratum+tcp://viciousminer.com:3033
wallet address.worker (transparent addresses only)
password x
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Can anyone confirm mining Zcash or Zencash on Miningpoolhub auto exchanging to Bitcoin is working with the Z9?
equihash autoswitch port is working with z9 mini mining zec/zen/zcl stratum+tcp://us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:17023 user..worker password x |
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I can't get any of the BTCP pools to work. They all show up as dead  best btcp pool I've used -> viciousminer.com I've mined at this one with the z9 mini stratum+tcp://viciousminer.com:3033 wallet address..worker password x |
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Last 2 days earnings on MPH equihash autoswitch is $49.69
It's mainly been mining ZCL with some ZEC and a little ZEN
What pool you use for autoswitch to equihash? Thanks, Miningpoolhub.com |
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Last 2 days earnings on MPH equihash autoswitch is $49.69
It's mainly been mining ZCL with some ZEC and a little ZEN
Zcash has not been the profitable one to mine based on whattomine ( for the last few days), not sure why MPH keeps switching to them, only thing I can think about is that it switches over to help push that next block discovery. I think i'll keep off the auto switch for now, and just stick to my own pickings... though i haven't chosen to mine ZCL at all but maybe i should. do you mean that ZEC mining is not profitable? I am see "break even" 116.59 Days (with my cost of electricity). Of course that it will change. I also just want ZEC. I mine only ETH, BTC and ZEC now. He is probably referring to mining ZEC on his GPUs not on the ASIC. Basically since the ZEC company decided not to concentrate on ASIC resistance, these ASICs are pure winners since they cost little to what they earn per day and should eventually ROI. With GPUs its another story. Some GPUs like the 1080Ti, were pulling in like $5/day back in the day with ZEC, but now not so much. Same with the older AMD Radeon 7970s and 280X, they were pulling in like $2/day and now they are more profitable mining XMR instead. I was referring to which equihash coin based on whattomine, between Zec, Btg, zen and zcl and how the miningpoolhub selects their "most profitable coin". whattomine's default rankings are based on 24 hr average difficulty and profits. If you change the sorting to current profits and difficulty it will match miningpoolhub's most profitable coin rankings |
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Last 2 days earnings on MPH equihash autoswitch is $49.69
It's mainly been mining ZCL with some ZEC and a little ZEN
To clarify - that is mining with a z9 mini (~$25//day average) MPH lists both the coin currently being mined by algo and a list of most profitable coins per gpu type ATM zcash is listed as the most profitable coin to mine. https://miningpoolhub.com/If another coin is more profitable MPH waits for a round to finish before switching to another. That way you get credit for all your shares under PPLNS rules before switching |
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Last 2 days earnings on MPH equihash autoswitch is $49.69
It's mainly been mining ZCL with some ZEC and a little ZEN
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Hey everyone, I'm just getting my Z9s up and running and have been playing around with different pools. So far I've tried Antpool (obviously), Nicehash, Flypool, and this morning I'm giving Mining Pool Hub a try. I don't mind Antpool but was way more familiar with Flypool from GPU mining and the setup was really easy. I don't know what the consensus is about Nicehash but I had the worst experience with stale shares over a 24hr period. I'll try and post a screen shot below. NH is great to maximize profit (in theory) with the auto switching so after learning about MPH from you all I gave it a shot this morning.
I'd like to make sure I'm setting up my Z9s properly though so here's what I've done so far: Signed up with MPH, read the FAQs and poked around the website, looked at the Equihash coins they support and saved wallet data for Bitcoin Gold, Zcash, ZenCash, Zclassic, and Bitcoin Cash (should I bother?). I didn't see support for Komodo, Hush, or this newer one Commercium.
Here's where I'm not sure, do you all suggest auto-exchanging? Pros/cons?
Now for the Z9 setup I have the URL to "us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:17023" because the 17023 is the coin-switching port for Equihash (I think I have that right).
Worker is (MPH username).()
Password is whatever I want.
Sorry for the lengthy post, let me know if I left any critical info out.
I have been mining on Flypool (I have 0 rejected shares). I do not think, NiceHash works. I have Antpool as backup. I am at this point only mining ZEC. Very modest OC of 675MHz (14.8 kSols) with board temperatures 64C, fan 70%. I put a "muffler" on my Z9 because my wife (mining at home in a dedicated room with GPU based systems) is sensitive to the noise :-) can you take a photo and post it here for that muffler setup, I am building something to lower the sound also, was look for good ideas, It will be nice to see it, Thanks, Here is what I am putting on the intake fan:  bad link |
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Last 24hrs of mining zcl and the equihash switching netted $23.82 worth of btc atm
I think zen had low difficult the last day was because of the fork.
Here''s something positive about our z9 purchase -- on may 5th btc was $9800 now its $6250 that like getting 33% off in todays btc value
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What kind of results are you getting on different pools/algo's with your z9?
I tried BTCP on viciousminer pool and only earned about $17 equiv/day dispite projected earning of $25-30, then tried miningpoolhub mining zcl and was earning about $1/hr there and am now on miningpoolhub equihash switching and too early to tell earnings.
Try ZenCash on https://zen.zhash.pro/Form Z9 today 1.9 ZEN (~31$) AVG earnings 1.6-2 Zen per day  Thanks I'll try this one tonight when I get home. If anyone else is getting good results with a different pool and/or algo let us know. |
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What kind of results are you getting on different pools/algo's with your z9?
I tried BTCP on viciousminer pool and only earned about $17 equiv/day dispite projected earning of $25-30, then tried miningpoolhub mining zcl and was earning about $1/hr there and am now on miningpoolhub equihash switching and too early to tell earnings.
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I hope that it is not off topic but I am wondering if anyone else is thinking to get an Antminer Z9 mini from the second batch. I know that it is risky and chances to ROI might be very low but it costs now $850-250 (coupon) = $600 and the chances of Zcash forking this year are low. I like the miner: low power usage, low noise, small. In the worst case scenario, I will have $600 paper weight (or I will lose the prepayment). What do you think? I cannot imagine running S11 or anything else requiring > 1200 W with the noise level > 76 dB at home (I will actually need another upgrade to my fuse panel and I am risking the wrath of my wife  ). What do you think? I was contemplating getting FPGAs from Senseless or Mineority but it is a lot of money and unknowns. In my mind, GPU mining is dead (I am mining practically only Ether now) FWIW ZEC foundation voted yesterday not to pursue asic resistance so ZEC will be asic minable for the near future. With all the asics pointed at it who knows if it will be worth the cost of electricity to mine it |
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Weird I connected and mined on the mph equihash switching port yesterday (us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:17023)
switched to another pool and tonight when I tried to go back to mph it at first said dead then switched to next pool then when i reset it it reported mph as alive but never mined I changed to the zcl direct port and it connected and mined like a champ.
Anybody else having trouble with the equihash auto switch?
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Double check if you have everything setup correctly on the mining software, 20 mins is usually more than enough to see an update on the dashboard/worker status.
I changed to the other server url and now its working - hashrate is low compared to what smos is reporting - 3050 avg in smos vs 2350 on mph |
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You don't need to create the worker as the pool will do it automatically but that can take a lot of time, however your shares are still counted towards your balance. But you can manually create your workers (I did) and usually within a few minutes you get hashrate/shares info.
Waited about 20 minutes and nothing is showing up. No hashrate in dashboard and in worker it's marked X in active.  ?? |
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I'm new to miningpoolhub and just wanted to simply mine one coin zcl. So I created an account and went to the zcl pool and added a wallet address. I'm mining with SMOS so I followed their config settings:
--server us-east.zclassic.miningpoolhub.com --port 20570 --user account(i filled in my account name).$rigName --pass x
Switched my rig to this mining group in smos which connected to miningpoolhub and started mining.
In miningpoolhub it says no need to create a worker? I guess if my user account matches it will create one?
I did this and waited a few minutes but saw nothing - no worker, no hashrate, no balance or credits.
What didn't I do right here?
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You should be able to share the SSD drive power on the same SATA cable as a PCI-E riser as its power consumption is very minimal
The 1080 Ti TDP is much higher at 250w, most of the 1070 Ti's at 180w and most of the 1070's at 150w while some of them have higher TDP
I think you're right. Even with 2x750w that's going to be light if those 1070 ti's can draw 180w, I just bumped spec up to a 1000w + 750w psu's |
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I'm not sure but if your EVGA PSU comes with 8 PIN to 2x 6+2 PIN PCI-E power cables then you should be able to connect both power ports on your GPU's using one single cable
The risers will connect to the peripheral/SATA ports on your PSU using either molex or sata cables, try to avoid connecting more than one riser per power cable
I will be more concerned about your PSU's as they don't seem to be properly sized for your rig, the Zotac 1080 TI uses 180W at 100% TDP so your PSU's will clearly not handle your rig at 100% TDP so you should only be able to run it a lower power limit
Hmmm 8 risers and each psu only has 3 sata and 1 peripheral ports. I'm gonna be one short for the SSD. I thought the 1070 ti's use a lot less power than the 1080 ti's? |
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I've ordered components for my first mining rig and may have a problem with the power requirements. MOBO - ASUS Prime Z270-A (7 PCI-e slots, 2 M.2 slots) GPU's - 8 x ZOTAC GEFORCE GTX 1070 TI AMP 8 x Pci-e risers 120GB SSD PSU's - 2 x EVGA GQ 750w Gold Where I think I might have screwed up is these GPU's require 2 x 8 pin plugs each This is what's available on each PSU:  Is it OK to use "Y" splitters for the two 8 pin plugs on the GPU's? I've never used risers before and they are powered, how will I power these?  |
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