Hi,

anyone willing to share which coin they are mining using Keccak, with cards stats and so on?
Thx

This will become Second biggest pool for XVG!!!

Keep me posted mate!

I had something similar 182MH/s reported hashrate at ethermine only average effective hashrate of 168MH/s. Now testing on nanopool!

I've tested it, which is why I recommended it.

How did I test? Well...

I just turned the PSU off while windows was running then again. I'd get the recovery screen. I ran the commands, rebooted. Tested again the same way, no recovery.

you never read the readme file ? or the first post of this thread ?

Hello crypto millionaires!

We are inviting all miners who are planning to participate in AchieveCoin project to test their machines in the test blockchain.

https://achievecoin.org/2018/02/07/TestNet-Online.html

AchieveCoin is Bitcoin + Equihash
testnet mining pool:
http://ach.minelab.space

What’s a testnet?
A testnet is a temporary blockchain used for testing the network. Testnet coins are useless and distinct from real AchieveCoin (they are never supposed to have any real value). A testnet allows application developers and security researchers to perform experiments without having to risk losing real money or worry about breaking the main blockchain. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Testnet

Who should use the testnet?
The AchieveCoin testnet can be useful for people who want to test the p2p network and consensus rules before the launch of the mainnet. Some of the more common uses of the testnet are for:
Pool operators: Test the setup and the integration of AchieveCoin into their mining pools and test end-to-end CPU/GPU mining.
Wallet developers: Test the integration of AchieveCoin into their software or hardware wallets.
Exchanges: Test on-chain transactions.


AchieveCoin Team

Hmm nice, it isnt for safe mode ? Can test the automatic repair too? Will try when come home 

Ok, the problem is now how to put in the previous state of failure
You know how to put it in automatic repair and include the changes to se if result?   power on , shutdown suddenly and repeat? hehe

I have two of these boards, I run 13 GTX 1070's on one and 9 on the other. I use i3 processors and 1000W FSP Aurum PSUs, plus SATA powered risers. My findings:

- Must enable CSM in bios in order to detect the SSD/HDD and boot up.
- will not start with 2 DDR4 modules (corsair vengeance 8gb at 2400 MHz each), in fact not only it won't start it behaves as if something shorted and won't start up sooner than 30 mins after pulling out the 2nd module
- will not start with more than 13 video cards plugged in no matter what. cards and risers powered from the PCIe PSU cables ofc.
- Asus customer support is a f****ing sad joke, the most interesting "reply" I got was to RTFM along with 3 screens of canned garbage and disclaimers that took them a week to send.
- online manuals are useless, possibly compiled in india or paki or something, even a 15 year old's common sense does a better job at solving issues.
- PCIe 1x connectors are low quality and poorly soldered to the board, didn't see a manufacturer such as asus building a heavy duty niche board without paying more attention to these "details".
- board has no power button, annoying.
- couldn't get wake on LAN to work yet, possibly bios issue.
- board price should have been $160 or so but often retails at $400 or so, that's another bad joke and definitely not worth buying at $400.

The rigs are somewhat difficult to manage due to lack of space that quickly becomes a problem with so many GPUs. So you will probably want to build a custom chassis for this toy and use PCIe extenders, longer riser cables (the 60 cm version), possibly forget about plugging the PSUs in the mobo ATX connectors and do a bypass that will also allow you to use multiple 650W PSUs that are more cost efficient if you throw in some PCIe splitters, just be careful with the amps. https://howchoo.com/g/nmu4mtjjnzq/how-to-diagnose-a-psu-without-any-tools

Once these annoying gimmicks are out of the way it all runs smooth and stable at some 32-33Mh/s with ETH per card (zotac and KFA2 cards)

But I will not buy more unless they fix the 13 GPU "limit" or bug or whatever it is...because the component cost saving promise turns into wasted time managing difficult rigs and guessing fixes for various snags.

cheerios

Thanks for the tip,

Have you tested ?

Start a command prompt window as administrator, run the following two commands. Restart.

You have to restart. This will prevent windows from doing what it did for you after a crash.


bcdedit /set {current} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures
bcdedit /set {default} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

This is because there's no monitor attached - There's no way around that without plugging a monitor into each one after the rig has been started up

Hi guys,
i have a i7 8700k but have no information about the hashrates.
Would like to know Neoscrypt and Cryptonight hashrates of it.

I will release new version in 1-2 days.