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GPU temperature is at 64C, it's fine. You could try to test/debug with several things:
1. Lower your overclocking setup on both Core and Memory. If your rig could be stable in 1 day, so that's the problem.
2. If it keep restart/shut down even when you reduce OC, you should check your riser and add 1 more RAM to test.
I faced this problem before, basically it could be solved at step 1 which is about overclock. I usually OC only 50% of acceptable range, 80% power limit, keep GPU's temperature below 65C.
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Do you have any idea why your power meter was melted. Basically it could stand for a massive load current.
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Well basically it could make your room warm easily, but the thing is its noise level is about > 74dB, so almost like a vacuum cleaner. For me, I will consider a GPU mining rig which may have only 4-5 GPUs. Its price is quite relatively same as an asic miner (around 2000 usd). And of course, it also could heat your apartment in silence, even me, in the winter, I move one of my rig back to my apartment as well  |
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IAGON project looks really promising, especially on a different approach towards data mining. IAGON does this by utilizing a private Blockchain with public network protocols over API networks. And a miner does not need to store any of the data in order to mine, the miner’s sole duty is to honestly process the data and send the output back to IAGON’s machine learning algorithm for analysis. Also, IAGON has partnership with Oracle, become member of RSA SecurWorld Partner Program.
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I think buying altcoins is even harder than buying BTC or ETH because they're much more volatile. Before making an investment for altcoin, I would check several things: 1. its trading volume, its daily volume should be more than 50 BTC, 2. the development team should be active to meet every milestone in roadmap, 3. should have at least one big partner, 4. if its coin is mineable, its mining community/mining thread should be very active. To be honest, I dont care much about the coin's price if it could meets all these my requirements, I would hold it for long term.
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I've worked as a translator for his project, ONZ Coin. TagaMungkahi supported us very quickly. He has a great work ethic.
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550W Power supply is enough for 2 x Gtx 1060 for sure. I'm even mining a 2x1060 6Gb GPUs rig with only 450W PSU, power limit at 80%, mining Equihash, core clock: +100, memory clock: +50, each GPU draws about 93W. I think your rig keep restart because overclocking is too high, or you set the intensity is high as well. I ever used ccminer to mine NeoScrypt, whenever I set intensity over 21, the miner will crash and the rig restart.
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Reserved for further updates.
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You're welcome. BTW, where did you buy your miner? It seems rare these days that anyone actually delivers a new asic that makes that much when it arrives. Usually they announce it after they have been mining the hell out of it and then by the time they deliver it's a 6 month ROI (which means by the time you actually ROI it's been a year since the difficulty goes up all along).
Totally agree with you. I still think manufacturers they keep miners in few months, for example 3 months to mine, there's no reason that they should release it out to market when they could earn a lot with new asic miners especially the very first asic miner for DCR. Also, with delay in shipping, as we get the miner (should be 4 months after payment), the difficulty is too much, I even think ROI should be around 8 months. With asic miner, we could ROI earlier than that of GPU mining, but it's not that fast. Halong Mining. I was skeptical but they're actually really good miners. Very stable - better than Bitmain IMO I dont know much about Halong mining, I only know Halong Bay, just for fun haha. Btw, they said that Samsung is producing ASIC chips for upstart mining hardware manufacturer Halong Mining, new chip uses 10nm process. If it's the case, the new miner may have very good hashrate. But I would not purchase any device from this new manufacturer, also quoted "Cobra-Bitcoin who co-owns Bitcoin.org and BitcoinTalk has repeatedly said that he believes Halong Mining is a scam and that the Dragonmint T1 is really just a rebranded device actually manufactured by Innosilicon", according to this: https://www.ccn.com/samsung-is-developing-asic-chips-for-halong-mining-distributor-claims/ |
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You're welcome. BTW, where did you buy your miner? It seems rare these days that anyone actually delivers a new asic that makes that much when it arrives. Usually they announce it after they have been mining the hell out of it and then by the time they deliver it's a 6 month ROI (which means by the time you actually ROI it's been a year since the difficulty goes up all along).
Totally agree with you. I still think manufacturers they keep miners in few months, for example 3 months to mine, there's no reason that they should release it out to market when they could earn a lot with new asic miners especially the very first asic miner for DCR. Also, with delay in shipping, as we get the miner (should be 4 months after payment), the difficulty is too much, I even think ROI should be around 8 months. With asic miner, we could ROI earlier than that of GPU mining, but it's not that fast. |
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This was marketing from asus since beginning, all other manufactures have only up to 12 or 13 gpus which means they know that is the maximum gpus windows recognizes, i wonder if somebody with linux got 19 gpus to work with this motherboard.
There're some members already posted their successful tests with 19 or even 21 GPUs with B250 in Window 10 Fall Creator version 1709, but the GPUs they used are dedicated mining P106-100. Even me, I also run 16 GPUs with this motherboard. For AMD GPU, of course we could not go over 13 GPUs, I ever saw Bit Be Trippin upload a video which he built 13 AMD (blockchain driver) + 6 GTX 1060. |
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Really, I even dont realize that Decred was already mined by Asic miner. I heard that LBC (LBRY Credits) is going to be mined by Asic miner (or even somebody already mined it with asic miners), then I stopped dual mine ETH + LBC, and it's funny that I have just had checks, some of my rigs still were configured to dual mine ETH + DCR (LBC, and Sia).
I'm getting about 3.5 coins a day per machine Although with the low pool hash rate...I don't know exactly  Which pool you're mining at? I usually mine DCR at Suprnova pool. The net hash is already up like rocket now: https://dcr.suprnova.cc/index.php?page=login For your concern about fluctuable hashrate, it's quite normal if there is difference between the hashrate on the miner interface and pool statistic. As far as I know the miner program display a real-time hashrate, while the pool only calculate the average one based on number of shares in each time period which we could see on variable difficulty. So dont worry about that parameters. |
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