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I think this speaks for itself.
I've switched both my miners away from Nicehash to MPH, and I'm getting a steady 50KSol/s+ from each miner, backed up on the dashboard at MPH. Less than 1% rejected shares and no HW errors...and no dropped connections.
So it would seem, MPH is far more reliable than Nicehash, and consequently a higher return rate - would that be the feeling from other people on here ?
NOT SURE ABOUT THAT, BECAUSE ACCORDING MY EXPERIENCE NICEHASH IS HIGHER RETURN IN BTC. i COMPARED 2 DAYS MINING. IN EUROPEAN SERVERS AT LEAST. How much per hour on Nice Hash? I'm about $3.40 a hour on nicehash. The thing for me is it's very consistent with payouts while as of the last few days WhatToMine shows the coins moving up/down in profit very quickly, so without switching coins I don't see how I can beat nicehash. I hope I can because I'd rather be mining coin! I know I can just buy them but it's not nearly as much fun... Anyone care to give easy instructions to enable the A9 to be controlled by AM? I found this post but can't imagine it could be this easy? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4547429.0I got putty and know how to ssh in, use vim, etc.. Just got no clue at that point. Do you find that when you use Nice Hash it is smooth? No interruptions? I have not been able to do this. Will you share your wisdom with us please? |
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I think this speaks for itself.
I've switched both my miners away from Nicehash to MPH, and I'm getting a steady 50KSol/s+ from each miner, backed up on the dashboard at MPH. Less than 1% rejected shares and no HW errors...and no dropped connections.
So it would seem, MPH is far more reliable than Nicehash, and consequently a higher return rate - would that be the feeling from other people on here ?
NOT SURE ABOUT THAT, BECAUSE ACCORDING MY EXPERIENCE NICEHASH IS HIGHER RETURN IN BTC. i COMPARED 2 DAYS MINING. IN EUROPEAN SERVERS AT LEAST. How much per hour on Nice Hash? |
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Hi guys...
MY MPH test concluded and it was less than I hopped for. After 24 hours I averaged $2.81 a hour. Nicehash beats this by about 60 cents per hour for me. Also just mining ZEC on Flypool beat this considerably as well. I'm now back on nicehash deciding what to try next. I like the idea of switching for profit so I bought AM but don't have a clue how to use it yet, or unlock the A9 to give AM privileged access. I did ssh into my A9 and change the fan speeds so hopefully I can figure this out before long.
24 hour MPH test:
2.347406 ZEN - $57.97
0.66755112 ZCL - $9.69
Total $67.66
$2.81 a hour:(
I can't recommend MPH profit switching for the A9 over other options. Mining one coin directly might be fine, I have not tried that on MPH. Profit switching using GPU's or other Asics might be fine, I did not try that. Not bashing MPH but for the A9 there are better options than the Equihash profit switching.
Observing the switching on MPH it seemed to switch too late. Once one coin over took the other MPH would stay on the less profitable coin for a while, sometimes a long while. I guess until the block was found. Many times by the time it switched to the other coin it was on the way down. That's just my observations and could be incorrect.
Hempkat I also PM'd you about the Alibaba guy.
Thanks
As we speak, I am doing $3.05 per hour on NanoPool. I guess I will stay there. I was really hoping for Nice Hash since I fucking love getting paid in BTC. It's a novelty. Yeah, yeah...just sell you ZEC for BTC, I know, I know. But nothing beats being paid in cold, hard, decentralized BT fackin C... I PM'd you back. Both my agents are chicks. Sally (the first one) is good. |
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Hi, what mining pool to use with a9 Zmaster, can someone please help me out setting it up I'm new, please forgive me if it seems silly.  I have been using NanoPool. Happy to help. If you want this, I can get you the information you need tomorrow. I am interested however in other pools like Mining Pool Hub. |
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Hey Everyone,
Stupid question, but I haven't purchased from INNO since Dec. of 2013!
Yesterday I pulled the trigger on the A9 deal.
Can you tell me how quickly you received a response from shipping after confirming wire transfer?
Rough maths show some pretty good returns, especially if the free Sept. batch ships.
I'm game.
Wire confirmed on my end Monday. Nothing from Inno. I must have picked a terrible time to order. Should I expect a confirmation email or shipment notification prior to arrival? Just trying to manage expectations. From my experience, you should expect nothing from them faster than 72 hrs. You should expect them to ignore your emails and treat you like trash. Yes, I am passionate about my hatred for their customer service. I never received confirmation from Inno on my order, I got shipping info right away in about 4-5 days. I can only speak from my own experience. I am from USA, so maybe my expectations are based on what I experience with companies here when you spend thousands of dollars on their products. I like INNO miners. So general consensus is “Sit down, shut up, and wait for your miner!”  I feel you Hempkat. A confirmation of payment would be good CS. I won't accept that kind of CS when I am spending up to $50K. That is why I switched to my personal agent I found on Alibaba. Happy to make intro. PM me. |
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Hey Everyone,
Stupid question, but I haven't purchased from INNO since Dec. of 2013!
Yesterday I pulled the trigger on the A9 deal.
Can you tell me how quickly you received a response from shipping after confirming wire transfer?
Rough maths show some pretty good returns, especially if the free Sept. batch ships.
I'm game.
Wire confirmed on my end Monday. Nothing from Inno. I must have picked a terrible time to order. Should I expect a confirmation email or shipment notification prior to arrival? Just trying to manage expectations. From my experience, you should expect nothing from them faster than 72 hrs. You should expect them to ignore your emails and treat you like trash. Yes, I am passionate about my hatred for their customer service. I never received confirmation from Inno on my order, I got shipping info right away in about 4-5 days. I can only speak from my own experience. I am from USA, so maybe my expectations are based on what I experience with companies here when you spend thousands of dollars on their products. I like INNO miners. |
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Hey Everyone,
Stupid question, but I haven't purchased from INNO since Dec. of 2013!
Yesterday I pulled the trigger on the A9 deal.
Can you tell me how quickly you received a response from shipping after confirming wire transfer?
Rough maths show some pretty good returns, especially if the free Sept. batch ships.
I'm game.
Wire confirmed on my end Monday. Nothing from Inno. I must have picked a terrible time to order. Should I expect a confirmation email or shipment notification prior to arrival? Just trying to manage expectations. From my experience, you should expect nothing from them faster than 72 hrs. You should expect them to ignore your emails and treat you like trash. Yes, I am passionate about my hatred for their customer service. |
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Hey Everyone,
Stupid question, but I haven't purchased from INNO since Dec. of 2013!
Yesterday I pulled the trigger on the A9 deal.
Can you tell me how quickly you received a response from shipping after confirming wire transfer?
Rough maths show some pretty good returns, especially if the free Sept. batch ships.
I'm game.
Wire confirmed on my end Monday. Nothing from Inno. I must have picked a terrible time to order. Should I expect a confirmation email or shipment notification prior to arrival? Just trying to manage expectations. I don't deal directly with INNO, ever. Their customer support is atrocious. I buy miners from reliable sales people I found on Alibaba who deal with INNO for me. They speak Chinese and the prices are the same and sometimes better. |
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Next month, A9 will not to be master but Zeon 160k. The difficulty is going to increase very fast, do you think so ?
its just another non-existing machine from the ASICminer fuckers who are looking for stupid people buy their bling-bling-stuff This is my perception as well. I wouldn't buy anything from this company. |
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Changed my mind. Mining zcl on supernova seemed fine for the short time I did it. But I decided to set up mining pool hub to auto switch between ZEC/ZCL/ZEN based on profit. I'm starting the test at 2pm and unless it looks awful I'll let it run for 24 hours. I'm not using the exchange they offer, just payout to three different wallets. We will see...
I am looking forward to hearing your results. I have never mined on mining pool hub before. I am currently only on nanopool which is OK. I was mining on Miningpoolhub, hash rate is more stable or monitoring is different.... I mined ZCL and ZEN. Problem is unpredictable variation in finding of block vary from 10% to 280% in time, so it depends how was the day.. I checked statistics , for me is more profitable is Nicehash. I mine 0.01032-0.01025 BTC/24H on nice hash witch was more than convert cash back from mining pool hub. Also how to set up the switch to most profitable coin on pull hub? which port to use on miner? It was not working for me. What's the average revenue on Nanopool in BTC/day? Currently on NanoPool, my 5 A9s mine 0.056938 BTC per day. But this changes constantly depending on a few factors in their predictor tool. Thanks for the report on MPH and your profits. The auto switching on MPH is working well, I have balances for all three coins. Too early to tell about profits but it looks ok so far. I'll give accurate results after 2pm CST tomorrow. I had been mining on Flypool for several days with one A9. I had a very consistent average of .41 ZEC a day. I have never tried nanopool. Nicehash gives me about $80 USD a day as of yesterday. Ever since ZEC difficulty started jumping up various hours during the day I'd switch over to Nicehash, then back to Flypool once the difficulty dropped. I hope that MPH will stop me from having to switch things around since it is picking between zec/zcl/zen for me. If not I may just put it on Nicehash and let it run. I am happy to help you with Nano Pool. Let me know what you need to know. |
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Changed my mind. Mining zcl on supernova seemed fine for the short time I did it. But I decided to set up mining pool hub to auto switch between ZEC/ZCL/ZEN based on profit. I'm starting the test at 2pm and unless it looks awful I'll let it run for 24 hours. I'm not using the exchange they offer, just payout to three different wallets. We will see...
I am looking forward to hearing your results. I have never mined on mining pool hub before. I am currently only on nanopool which is OK. I was mining on Miningpoolhub, hash rate is more stable or monitoring is different.... I mined ZCL and ZEN. Problem is unpredictable variation in finding of block vary from 10% to 280% in time, so it depends how was the day.. I checked statistics , for me is more profitable is Nicehash. I mine 0.01032-0.01025 BTC/24H on nice hash witch was more than convert cash back from mining pool hub. Also how to set up the switch to most profitable coin on pull hub? which port to use on miner? It was not working for me. What's the average revenue on Nanopool in BTC/day? Currently on NanoPool, my 5 A9s mine 0.056938 BTC per day. But this changes constantly depending on a few factors in their predictor tool. Thanks for the report on MPH and your profits. The auto switching on MPH is working well, I have balances for all three coins. Too early to tell about profits but it looks ok so far. I'll give accurate results after 2pm CST tomorrow. I had been mining on Flypool for several days with one A9. I had a very consistent average of .41 ZEC a day. I have never tried nanopool. Nicehash gives me about $80 USD a day as of yesterday. Ever since ZEC difficulty started jumping up various hours during the day I'd switch over to Nicehash, then back to Flypool once the difficulty dropped. I hope that MPH will stop me from having to switch things around since it is picking between zec/zcl/zen for me. If not I may just put it on Nicehash and let it run. I have tried to use Nice Hash so many times but I always have problems. How are you doing it successfully? Please teach us your wisdom. I emailed them and they said they do not support A9 ASIC miners. WTF? |
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Changed my mind. Mining zcl on supernova seemed fine for the short time I did it. But I decided to set up mining pool hub to auto switch between ZEC/ZCL/ZEN based on profit. I'm starting the test at 2pm and unless it looks awful I'll let it run for 24 hours. I'm not using the exchange they offer, just payout to three different wallets. We will see...
I am looking forward to hearing your results. I have never mined on mining pool hub before. I am currently only on nanopool which is OK. I was mining on Miningpoolhub, hash rate is more stable or monitoring is different.... I mined ZCL and ZEN. Problem is unpredictable variation in finding of block vary from 10% to 280% in time, so it depends how was the day.. I checked statistics , for me is more profitable is Nicehash. I mine 0.01032-0.01025 BTC/24H on nice hash witch was more than convert cash back from mining pool hub. Also how to set up the switch to most profitable coin on pull hub? which port to use on miner? It was not working for me. What's the average revenue on Nanopool in BTC/day? Currently on NanoPool, my 5 A9s mine 0.056938 BTC per day. But this changes constantly depending on a few factors in their predictor tool. |
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Changed my mind. Mining zcl on supernova seemed fine for the short time I did it. But I decided to set up mining pool hub to auto switch between ZEC/ZCL/ZEN based on profit. I'm starting the test at 2pm and unless it looks awful I'll let it run for 24 hours. I'm not using the exchange they offer, just payout to three different wallets. We will see...
I am looking forward to hearing your results. I have never mined on mining pool hub before. I am currently only on nanopool which is OK. |
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Hi,
I found this thread after searching for ages for people with experience with the new A9's, and thought I'd share my experiences so far.
I've been a GPU miner for ages, and have just got into ASIC mining. Have 2 of these beasts with another 2 arriving shortly.
My experience with buying them (I live in the UK by the way) was problem free. I bought with a 1+1 offer from Innosilicon using a wire transfer and the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.
I also bought with a 1+1 offer from Mining Store 5111 using wire transfer and again the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.
A word of caution though for those in the UK - You WILL be stung for import tax to the value of VAT. Oh the only problem I had was with the UK Banking system, they don't like Cryptocurrencies full stop, and I had to justify my expense in person at the bank !!
Anyway, I've been running them both for a fortnight now, and apart from the same "issues" reported by other users, they've worked absolutely fine with 50k+ hashrates each.
Yes, Nicehash is problematic (keeps resetting) but it is set and forget. I only get connection reset issues with Nicehash, and to be honest the other errors seem more common with Nicehash than with other pools.
I have my fans set on manual now (one at 30% the other at 45%) and both have temps below 60. Ive not seen any change in hashrate, however I will say they are more unstable at higher temps.
I have had the same problems with NiceHash. Which pools have provided you with the best experience? Mining Pool Hub has been good, so has 2miners. I've found Suprnova to be a bit iffy at times, but I've not tried the likes of flypool and so on yet. Thank you. I am mining mostly on NanoPool. It is OK. Much, much better than Nice Hash. What are you mining on Mining Pool Hub and 2miners? ZEC? Could you please show me connection string for your miner to Nanopool, are you using "." or "/" in login? like: worker/password/email or something else? I can get you pictures later if still needed. Happy to help the miners here. I am using "." |
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I have been exclusively mining ZEC on NanoPool.
I am interested in chasing the others but haven't done that yet.
I am interested to hear what others think about this.
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Unfortunately, i don't know how to fix it, just keep it running.
How often does it happen to you and to how many miners? 5 - 6 times a day (i guess so) and it comes to my 2 miners Thank you. I have same problem. Which pool are you using? Which PSU are you using? |
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Hi,
I found this thread after searching for ages for people with experience with the new A9's, and thought I'd share my experiences so far.
I've been a GPU miner for ages, and have just got into ASIC mining. Have 2 of these beasts with another 2 arriving shortly.
My experience with buying them (I live in the UK by the way) was problem free. I bought with a 1+1 offer from Innosilicon using a wire transfer and the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.
I also bought with a 1+1 offer from Mining Store 5111 using wire transfer and again the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.
A word of caution though for those in the UK - You WILL be stung for import tax to the value of VAT. Oh the only problem I had was with the UK Banking system, they don't like Cryptocurrencies full stop, and I had to justify my expense in person at the bank !!
Anyway, I've been running them both for a fortnight now, and apart from the same "issues" reported by other users, they've worked absolutely fine with 50k+ hashrates each.
Yes, Nicehash is problematic (keeps resetting) but it is set and forget. I only get connection reset issues with Nicehash, and to be honest the other errors seem more common with Nicehash than with other pools.
I have my fans set on manual now (one at 30% the other at 45%) and both have temps below 60. Ive not seen any change in hashrate, however I will say they are more unstable at higher temps.
I have had the same problems with NiceHash. Which pools have provided you with the best experience? Mining Pool Hub has been good, so has 2miners. I've found Suprnova to be a bit iffy at times, but I've not tried the likes of flypool and so on yet. Thank you. I am mining mostly on NanoPool. It is OK. Much, much better than Nice Hash. What are you mining on Mining Pool Hub and 2miners? ZEC? |
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Unfortunately, i don't know how to fix it, just keep it running.
How often does it happen to you and to how many miners? |
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Hi,
I found this thread after searching for ages for people with experience with the new A9's, and thought I'd share my experiences so far.
I've been a GPU miner for ages, and have just got into ASIC mining. Have 2 of these beasts with another 2 arriving shortly.
My experience with buying them (I live in the UK by the way) was problem free. I bought with a 1+1 offer from Innosilicon using a wire transfer and the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.
I also bought with a 1+1 offer from Mining Store 5111 using wire transfer and again the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.
A word of caution though for those in the UK - You WILL be stung for import tax to the value of VAT. Oh the only problem I had was with the UK Banking system, they don't like Cryptocurrencies full stop, and I had to justify my expense in person at the bank !!
Anyway, I've been running them both for a fortnight now, and apart from the same "issues" reported by other users, they've worked absolutely fine with 50k+ hashrates each.
Yes, Nicehash is problematic (keeps resetting) but it is set and forget. I only get connection reset issues with Nicehash, and to be honest the other errors seem more common with Nicehash than with other pools.
I have my fans set on manual now (one at 30% the other at 45%) and both have temps below 60. Ive not seen any change in hashrate, however I will say they are more unstable at higher temps.
I have had the same problems with NiceHash. Which pools have provided you with the best experience? |
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Change PSU to Bitmain.
Do you really think this would fix the issue? If so, I would be happy to buy 5 PSUs and have it solved. I am using Bitmain's PSU and the issue still comes. How often do you have this issue and what are you doing to fix it? |
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