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User: DrG
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User: DrG
Position to Apply: Hero/Legendary Member
Posts Start: 2795
Address: bc1qj5p96emdtvywgeu3mvnfjnuej5xd339f3y73n5
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I mine ETH with claymore 15. What else can I mine with dualminer? Is it profitable?
1/2 the coins that could be mined with dual mining are now mined by ASICs which no GPU can compete with. The other 1/2 are more are less coins that were created to just exist. Occasionally some will spike in price for a couple days but nothing meaningful. Do your own research and see if there is a coin you thing has a purpose or value that cannot be solved by another coin. If you find one dual mine it with hope it might go up later. For now nothing is really worth dual mining unless you have free power/cooling and are willing to stress your card more than it has to. |
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you as a trader is wise to monitor the mining world hehehe, what happens in the "trading dimension" (where is full of shit and "abstract-manipulative-secret" words) correlates with the "mining dimension" ...in short, "mining dimension" is "one of the signals" where a trader should watch  hehe, well I have been in this website since 2013, yeah good traders are well informed about mining because that is where have been the source of the coins, they need to be, trust me, but things have been changing due to pos and that has been bad to the ecosystem, any coin that doesn't need to be mined is bad, look what happened in 2017-2018, icos, none of them needed to be mined, look what happened, it crashed everything, people had no idea about it, they thought icos were like eth or btc and they bought without thinking, mining at least there is a total number of minted coins everyday, with things like defi we have no idea about if billions of coins can be created at whim, so you can't invest on that thing if you dont know where that thing is headed, defi and icos rules can change anytime, with pow rules take time to change and that is not easily changed. So if you understand about mining, you will be a good trader because you know the depths of it, its limitation and from where it can go. To me all coins that can't be mined are scams, personal opinion of course. This is what a lot of the naive new people don't understand. Mined coins take minutes and sometimes hours of work to create and have a group of people (miners, pools) who support the coin. Plopping out 10 billion coins of some wonderful new coin that says it can do a myriad of things without having any functional implementation just makes it hopium. The quick traders will pass it around like a hot potato taking equity from naive new entrants looking for a quick win. |
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Bitcointalk profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=38450Current amount of posts (including this one): 2791 Amount of merit EARNED in the last 120 days: 6 SegWit BTC Address for Payouts: bc1qj5p96emdtvywgeu3mvnfjnuej5xd339f3y73n5 Already wearing the sig and avatar, put me in coach! |
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1 card is also easier to sell than 2 cards. nVidia is also easier to sell at a higher % of initial cost compared to AMD. It doesn't make sense because AMD cards typically increase in performance as times goes by relative to their nVidia counterparts but that's how the consumer market perceive the 2 brands.
Being able to sell 1060 3GB cards for $125 (purchased at $200) after 3 years of mining is wonderful. The RX 470s with 4GB of memory perform better in games and are still mining but don't command as much on resale market. The power of branding.
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29-29.5 mh/s eth mining speed at ~80w power usage.
Significantly lower power usage then the previous generations.
I still have to see if at this speed range the card founds as many shares as expected.
80watt vs 120watt in the RX580 looks interesting. But for the price of one 5500XT you can buy 2 RX580, it's worth thinking about. The choice between them will depend on the cost of electricity (W/$) for a particular miner. You're confusing the 5500XT with the 5600XT which is less than double the RX580. 5500XT and RX580 are within $20 of each other barring AIB fancy coolers. I'm sorry, I made a little mistake, but I didn't confuse the video cards. I judge by the local "second-hand" market. 580 = ~130$, 5500XT = ~220$ Second hand market will always have weird pricing because of warranties and so forth. The 580 could be 3+ years old with no warranty and the 5500XT could have almost 3 years warranty left. From a hash perspective they're about the same, from an energy the 5500xt is better but not for double the cost in your market. I would hate to see how much 5700xts are. |
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29-29.5 mh/s eth mining speed at ~80w power usage.
Significantly lower power usage then the previous generations.
I still have to see if at this speed range the card founds as many shares as expected.
80watt vs 120watt in the RX580 looks interesting. But for the price of one 5500XT you can buy 2 RX580, it's worth thinking about. The choice between them will depend on the cost of electricity (W/$) for a particular miner. You're confusing the 5500XT with the 5600XT which is less than double the RX580. 5500XT and RX580 are within $20 of each other barring AIB fancy coolers. |
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first of all claymore would be even now to lower his devfee, especially on the miner 12.6 equiash, which still the devfee is high, and lasts 90 seconds. in my opinion it is right that there is a lot of competition, if the miner of this boy is faster than only 1% compared to claymore or other miners, considering the devfee 0.65% and more gain for us miners. the question is: and clean this miner? are we sure that it does not hide anything illegal to steal coins and empty the customer wallets? for the rest if it is clean and deserves, well come.  You really need to do some reading about how wallets work. A wallet is typically just a long 256 bit password or a private key for unlocking your the funds visible on your public address. It's not like the coins are inside the wallet file. If you don't have your private keys on any of your miners and it's not on the same network as your miners you're pretty much at zero risk of losing anything. Unless you get some backdoor trojan or keylogger, but that's on you. The only thing an evil miner could do is steal some of your hashpower and redirect the shares to somebody else's mining account. |
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does anyone know if in the near future we will be able to mine with 4gb cards if one of the rig cards have 8gb?
For ETH/ETC in 1-2 month no 4GB card will be able to mine as the DAG will not be able to be loaded into the VRAM. Moving to Linux might buy you 2-4 more epochs but come December 20202 only 6GB and above cards can mine ETH/ETC. Same with ASIC that only have 4GB memory. The options then for 4GB cards would be to sell or mine something like RVN - but you'll be looking to compete with millions of 470/480/570/580 owners. Craigslist and eBay will be flooded with them. But are you sure that if the rig has at least 1 8GB and the rest 4GB will not work? The whole reason ETH had been immune to ASICs initially was the DAG. If you could load it into traditional DDR memory the ASICS would have RAM slots as RAM is relatively cheap. VRAM, GDDR6, is not cheap. If you have an 8 and 4GB rig, the only card that can mine is the 8GB card. The DAG cannot fit on a 4GB card once it exceeds 4GB in size. You can't put 120ml of liquid into a 100ml container. Other coins that have a smaller DAG such as UBIQ can be mined on those 4GB cards. |
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does anyone know if in the near future we will be able to mine with 4gb cards if one of the rig cards have 8gb?
For ETH/ETC in 1-2 month no 4GB card will be able to mine as the DAG will not be able to be loaded into the VRAM. Moving to Linux might buy you 2-4 more epochs but come December 20202 only 6GB and above cards can mine ETH/ETC. Same with ASIC that only have 4GB memory. The options then for 4GB cards would be to sell or mine something like RVN - but you'll be looking to compete with millions of 470/480/570/580 owners. Craigslist and eBay will be flooded with them. |
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Look at the world economy before going all in on miners. I prefer to have my cash ready for property pickups. I already did my crypto shopping when ETH went sub $100 and less than 0.017 vs BTC.
I doubt this bubble will sustain for a decent amount of time.
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OK not buying any more 5700XTs. My MSI Gaming X died last week. My Gigabyte OC just died today. I guess DDR6 is not made to handle those high temps.
Pretty sad considering my 390s were running VRMs near 100c at times and mined 3 years no problem. My RX 470s from 4 years ago are still going strong.
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The answer to your question has been posted 3 times in the last 50 posts. But to sum it up for you, GPU has overhead loaded into it. Either put a 6 or 8GB card as GPU0 or use on-cpu video.
I get the problem even when disabling the first GPU. The overhead is a poor excuse for a miner that is simply outdated. His Zcash miner is even more outdated. Are you bitching in his thread that he's abandoned for almost a year that he's not supporting the software? Several people have already mentioned his last post date. He's still raking in thousands of dollars every day so "poor excuse of a miner" when over 50% of casual miners were using it at times seems like sour grapes. The miner works fine when a 6 or 8GB card is placed in GPU0 position. Anything card that doesn't work past that, well that's the whole point of a DAG loaded into memory or Dagger Hashimoto would have been dead way back in 2017 with ASICs. Go try Phoenix miner. |
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I HAVE 3 RIG THE mainboards is same Gigabyte 970a-DS3p
3x5=15 Rx470 Asus Mining edition have
Today I see no hashrate all rig. I restarted Same Problem. I edit my miner config And added -eres 1 rigs start to work. But I see 3 rig Same Problem GPU0 is not start to work hashrate Still 0 mh. But in device manager No problem.
I think this problem Claymore's script problem. I try reinstall driver and patch same Problem Still.
Any Solution ?
I fixed this too with command line -eres 1 and GPU0 is not mining the hasrate for GPU0 is 0.000 MH/s why is this issue? Without command line -eres 1 all my rig GPUs hashrate drops between 0.000 MH/s and 1.200 MH/s. With command line -eres 1 GPU0 hasrate is 0.000 MH/s and the rest of GPUs hashrate are between 23.086 and 23.386 MH/s Can Claymore team fix this issue please? The answer to your question has been posted 3 times in the last 50 posts. But to sum it up for you, GPU has overhead loaded into it. Either put a 6 or 8GB card as GPU0 or use on-cpu video. |
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so what to mine after eth reach 4gb dag? what other coin can be mined  Until 4 GB (4,000,000,000 B) < ETH DAG Size < 4GiB (4,294,967,296 B), the answer is ETH. That's not how it works. Any OS, even Linux, is going to use some of the 4GB of VRAM. If you're running Win 10 you're looking at a few epochs left before ETH is no longer an option. |
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It's not insignificant from a statistical point of view, but it is transient income and cannot be relied on appreciably. Some people have been known to pay of fee of 0.25BTC to push a transaction through and when mining 6.25BTC block that's a lot of extra income from just 1 transaction, but it's rare.
Getting your network latency down would usually result in more rewards than block fees.
PPLNS pools have almost always paid the block fees to miners. PPS pools cannot because those fees are again variable and cannot be relied on.
Ah man the forums were full of rants for days about people missing out on the tiniest of block fees when doing pool hopping back in 2011, 2012. Mining has become a set it and forget it kind of side hobby these days.
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4GB cards can only hold 4GB of data in VRAM.
Windows 10 pulls about 270MB for the drivers and overhead.
ETH DAG is now in excess of 3.73GB
So the only systems working are ones with the oldest (smaller) drivers and maybe rigs running Win 7.
All 4GB cards will be kicked off ETH within a couple of DAGs. It's time to sell them while prices are high or enjoy gaming.
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This is just asking for noobs to present their membership cards to bagholders anonymous.
Why did you buy it?
Well, everybody else was making money and I thought I could but it dropped once I got my $3k order in.
Well did you sell?
Nope, I have hope it will go back up.
Boom, bagholders anonymous member.
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Hello, i´ve been mining on Hiveon pool with no problems for the last month, but since june 21 the miner started crashing. Tried Phoenixminer, Claymoreminer, tried diferent drivers, removed AMD software, increased windows virtual memory, and still no fix. I have two rigs con windows running Phoenixminer. Each rig being tested with one Sapphire RX 5700 XT. The problem is on both rigs. Started to think the problem might be originated by Hiveon Pool. Any one able to help me??? I have a snapshot right before the miner crashes and shuts down.  You're only making it 16 seconds, sounds like VRM or core is unstable. Pull back on the overclocks or kill them entirely and see if rig is stable. If it is then you know what the problem is. |
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