BzMiner v12.0.2What's in this release (v12.0.2 hotfix) Added support for 40 series Nvidia cards What's in this release (v12.0.1 hotfix) Fixed duplicate shares issue in dual +radiant combos What's in this release (v12.0.0) New coin: Radiant (1.0% dev fee) New coin: Ethw (0.5% dev fee) New coin: Meowcoin (0.5% dev fee) New optimized combo (dual): ethw + radiant New optimized combo (dual): ethw + kaspa New optimized combo (dual): etc + radiant New optimized combo (dual): ergo + radiant Allow clock offset AND locked clocks (indirectly control voltage) Higher intensities for second algo in dual mode now possible Stabilized OC switch between zil and other algos Added --oc_script option for changing AMD OC on zil switch using third party software Added "zil" support for ezil Added zil estimated time to next window Added support for k1pool "zil" only Fixed ixi + zil Fixed other +zil bugs https://github.com/bzminer/bzminer/releases/tag/v12.0.2Check all links with first post from the developer.
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JIESHUO RTX3070 8GB Non LHR GDDR6 256bit Computer Graphics Card,Nvidia RTX 3070M 8GB Mining or gaming pc, rtx 3070 DP*2 2HDMI https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003926731754.html?This video card uses a mobile video chip, which is installed through an adapter on the board of a standard video card. The price is very small. Has anyone had experience with these video cards? |
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I have no idea what the difference between the two is because I am not involved in mining. I directly invest in coins, but I'm curious about the differences between the two in case I decide to start mining.
You can also invest $50 in cloud mining. And each mining hosting has a minimum amount of equipment that you should have, for example, 10 ASICs at least. Both options are very risky. |
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Hehe it is so funny like nvidia is kinder garden. If i could talk to nvidias people to face ehhh ehh. What happened? Where is gamers that wanted cards? These gpu manufaturerers will never find good customer like a miner  To be honest I think 80% of the cards are bought by gamers/designers, also there is much bigger chance that miner will burn gpu than gamer. My kid is playing on 1080ti ( I have no intention of getting him better until he gets better in school) for 5+ years, card was cleaned few times in that time, thermal paste never changed... No issues with the card, I think chances for the same card to survive 5+ years of 24/7 mining, barely any cleaning... are slim If 80% of the cards are bought by gamers/designers, then there would be no such price reduction in the market. The demand for video cards grows only when the payback of a video card in mining is 6-12 months. I have a lot of GTX 1060,1070,1080 and RX 470-480 video cards that have been mining for more than 5 years. The fans are broken. Chinese fans from aliexpress are of very poor quality and work for 3-4 months, so I use standard 80x80. |
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Sapphire Nitro+ 5700 XT and Red Devil 580 GPUs are the best ones I had experience with since last 4 years of mining. They both are very silent and mined for 2 years non stop. I stopped using them since ethereum merge. They only were used with phoenix miner
The Radeon 5700 XT has been on sale since September 2019, and for the first 4 months or a little more, the hashrate was minimal, because the miners did not optimize their software. Then there were many models with poor cooling, which caused overheating of video cards. You probably bought the most expensive models with the best cooling. Agree that the hashrate was less than what others have posted. Also, I wanted less noise and was fine with lower hashrate. Same for my 580s from RedDevil. A bit expensive because I bought at the peak of 2018 but very quiet and worked non stop for over 3 years. I don't understand when you bought RX5700XT video cards. The first hash rate was less than 10 megahash, so these video cards cost a lot and were not in demand among miners. Optimized miners appeared much later, then BIOS firmware appeared. |
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THE SANDBOX SEASON 3 GIVEAWAYS OFFICIAL RULES https://www.sandbox.game/en/giveaways_rules/1. Promotion Period: The Giveaways begin on August 24, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time (“GMT”), and end on November 1, 2022 at 2 p.m. GMT (the “Promotion Period”). The Sponsor’s computer systems or that of their designee is the official time-keeping device for the Giveaways. |
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Is this confirmed now? I haven’t downloaded the latest drivers to try but I would if this is true. Granted I’m not mining now anyway, but I’m still curious. I wonder if there have been any lawsuits filed against Nvidia for this limiting of their hardware. It seems like some legal guru out there could probably put together a decent class action lawsuit if they were bored enough. Especially now that it’s been (allegedly) unlocked since ETH mining is no longer a thing.
If you bought an LHR video card, then what claims can you have against the video card manufacturer? The LHR limitation did not affect gaming performance, and the claims do not apply to commercial activities on video cards for home use. Also they did not affect rendering which in theory they have should,this means that Nvidia intentionally put some trigger in it software only to detect if mining activity were going on and once found to limit the power of the card.Based on this no guru on the world can open a dispute against them and win the case because as I said in gaming performance they were performing at 100% capacity and also in rendering at least the 3060 I tested myself at work making Sketchup and Archicad renders of less than 2 seconds.The lawsuit against mining would not work as mining is not recognized yet as legal activity in many parts of the world,some like China even ban it completely. Is this true that Nvidia slowed down their older graphics card performance by giving driver update? https://www.quora.com/Is-this-true-that-Nvidia-slowed-down-their-older-graphics-card-performance-by-giving-driver-updateI remember a lot of discussions on this topic. Even for example, the old drivers for the GTX 1070 video card gave a larger hashrate on Ethereum than the new ones. And this is not a problem with increasing the DAG file. |
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If you are selling electricity to an electric company, then why use mining? In my country it is possible, but the nightly electricity tariff will be very expensive.
If you use a battery installation, it is expensive and energy is needed to charge the batteries.
Here in my country there's no difference between day or night rates, it's the same. (but it doesn't matter, our rates are high enough haha, 0.20 cents kWh)  About selling electricity, you can't sell for money, you can only accumulate credits to use later. For example, you can generate more electricity in daytime and use the credits when you are using at night. I think I explained better now hehe  About batteries grid, almost impossible to worth, we don't have price / durability right now Your lucky with USD 0,20 kWh, where I live my rate is USD 0.365 p.kWh. In which country are these tariffs, if this is not private information? At these electricity prices, solar panels or windmills should pay off well. And if this is a tariff for the population, then what is the tariff for enterprises? |
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Sapphire Nitro+ 5700 XT and Red Devil 580 GPUs are the best ones I had experience with since last 4 years of mining. They both are very silent and mined for 2 years non stop. I stopped using them since ethereum merge. They only were used with phoenix miner
The Radeon 5700 XT has been on sale since September 2019, and for the first 4 months or a little more, the hashrate was minimal, because the miners did not optimize their software. Then there were many models with poor cooling, which caused overheating of video cards. You probably bought the most expensive models with the best cooling. |
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Is this confirmed now? I haven’t downloaded the latest drivers to try but I would if this is true. Granted I’m not mining now anyway, but I’m still curious. I wonder if there have been any lawsuits filed against Nvidia for this limiting of their hardware. It seems like some legal guru out there could probably put together a decent class action lawsuit if they were bored enough. Especially now that it’s been (allegedly) unlocked since ETH mining is no longer a thing.
If you bought an LHR video card, then what claims can you have against the video card manufacturer? The LHR limitation did not affect gaming performance, and the claims do not apply to commercial activities on video cards for home use. |
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Our miner board is slowly evolving into an investment advice board  Now a lot of coins are cheap, and those that can be mined and those coins that cannot be mined. If there is no new gem for GPU mining, then we will have nothing to discuss. |
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If you are selling electricity to an electric company, then why use mining? In my country it is possible, but the nightly electricity tariff will be very expensive.
If you use a battery installation, it is expensive and energy is needed to charge the batteries.
Here in my country there's no difference between day or night rates, it's the same. (but it doesn't matter, our rates are high enough haha, 0.20 cents kWh) About selling electricity, you can't sell for money, you can only accumulate credits to use later. For example, you can generate more electricity in daytime and use the credits when you are using at night. I think I explained better now hehe About batteries grid, almost impossible to worth, we don't have price / durability right now At this price of electricity, you should not even start mining. Some people buy solar panels to make money selling electricity, but if you don't get paid for it, then most people won't buy solar panels.Rechargeable batteries are also disadvantageous. |
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I have a similar situation on RX 480 video cards. On video cards where errors occur, I installed the original BIOS and use the stock settings. If you increase the frequency, then such errors occur more often.
In my case, this is the problem of chip degradation after 5 years of mining.
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This repository is currently under development. It contains the implementation of the Nimiq 2.0 protocol: a Proof-of-stake blockchain based on the Albatross consensus algorithm. Nimiq 2.0 was conceived with performance in mind without sacrificing security. https://github.com/nimiq/core-rs-albatrossNimiq is moving to PoS: Nimiq created Albatross, a new, super-fast Proof-of-Stake consensus algorithm that will launch together with an upgrade of the Nimiq Blockchain. Moving to PoS is also about overcoming the environmental burden caused by the electricity consumption of PoW. https://www.nimiq.com/onepager/ |
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Conflux v2.1.0 Network Hardfork Upgrade Announcement Conflux Network will be upgraded when the Epoch Number reaches 56800000 (estimated on Oct. 18th, 2022 (GMT+8)). All nodes need to be upgraded before the time mentioned above. Most CIPs (Conflux Improvement Proposals) will be enabled when the Block Number reaches 133800000 (estimated on Oct. 25th, 2022 (GMT+8)), and CIP-99 will be enabled when the PoS Block Number reaches 330000 (estimated on Oct. 25th, 2022 (GMT+8)). https://forum.conflux.fun/t/conflux-v2-1-0-network-hardfork-upgrade-announcement/16571 |
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