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Asus P8B WS does. 4 16x slots properly spaced, plus two 1x slots. Proper C206 chipet, too. The P8C WS is better (C216 chipset) but I've never seen one in the wild.
I run a P8B WS. Solid as a rock.
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x86? ; (
Exactly. This won't work well with Scrypt mining, which is RAM intensive, meaning ussually 4+ gigs, which is the limit of x86. With WinPE being loaded up in RAM, that leaves less for Scrypt mining. Only if you're using reaper. cgminer doesn't use any more RAM doing scrypt than it does sha256. reaper is the memory hog, not scrypt mining. |
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Quick question -- I am using phoenix 2 which I got working properly yesterday. However it seems unable to connect on the stratum URL, and always goes back to the api2 URL as "backup", but the "my account" page hasn't shown any change in the past day despite the miner running at ~950 Mhash/h for the past 15 hours or so... is this normal?  Unless something has changed recently, phoenix doesn't do stratum. Either use the stratum proxy, or use cgminer like the rest of the planet.  |
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why I can't withdraw ltc to my wallet??
Read news on the site or here few last pages, slowpoke. I literally loled. Slowpoke.  Sorry to hear of the issues, I haven't mined here for a little while (I moved back to BTC), but I always keep an eye on how things are progressing. Shame to see it all going titsup.com  |
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I was not using 7770 to do the thing. I used to use 7970 to do. Gpu provides basic start form the business as there are lots of big talkers around the forum.
If you don't trust any promise, then select GPU first. However I do not recommend users to select 7770, If you don't care the speed, 7750 will do. If you care flexibility for Gaming and mining, then 7970 as 7970 provides the complete strcture for your adjustment.
Here is a suggestion for first comers, Find avatars while you use gpu to prepare self, you shall knowmwhy soon.
This is gibberish. It's like you translated using Google or something? Really doesn't mean anything, sorry. |
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Typically the machine running the 7850 was a fresh install, and rebooted at 3am due to Windows Updates.  Forgot to turn those off. What's with the horrible luck at the moment? 24% and falling ATM. |
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You may have seen yourself in the payout queue during the beginning of a round when the system could potentially have had enough to pay some of your shelved shares and bump you into the payout queue. Most likely that didnt actually happen and the round was slightly longer than it needed to be to get to your shelved shares. Normal behavior. You'll likely have to continue mining if you want a faster payout, or your payout will timeout where it is at generally within a week if none of your shelved shares are paid.
Thanks, I sort of figured that after I posted, thanks to WynX. Eagerly awaiting my payout. |
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I've got Gigabyte, Sapphire, Powercolor and Asus. The Asus cards are nice, but not very fast and they're expensive. Sapphire are OK, but the fans wear out very quickly. Powercolor, well one of them popped it's VRM (5870), and the other overheats all the time (6970). The Gigabytes (7950 with the 3 fans) are the most consistent - they mine well, they run cool, and are quite quiet. I run my main mining rig in the living room, behind the sofa. It's got 3 Gigabyte 7950 in a Define XL R2. It's quiet enough to leave on while watching TV, and it does a great job of warming the downstairs of the house. I used to have it upstairs, but it ended up that upstairs was about 28C and downstairs was 18C. Now the house is an even 24C. |
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Yeah, I threw a 7850 at BTC mining again, to see if I could get this payout kicked in. I guess my shares did drop when I stopped then. Ah well, I'll get there eventually. |
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Might make a few litecoins. Pointless.
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I stopped mining bitcoins several weeks ago, and I swear I was supposed to get my payout about 2 weeks ago - I distinctly remember being about 20th in payout queue. Now it's saying I've got another 0.02BTC left to join the queue? I've not got anything to date. Seems a very long time to get my BTC. What's happening? 1Gy44xB4WL7jVepUPLJZJwdzjEz8BwpSKw |
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Shame about the ridiculous amount of power it sucks.
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Any case with 8 slots will do it.
I have a Define XL R2 which has enough slots. I run an Asus P8B WS board which has 4 16x slots with the proper spacing to take 4x 7950 cards. I only run two 7950 cards at the moment in it, with a i3-3225 CPU (using the HD4000 video for desktop work).
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Awful lot of money to get "free" electricity, considering how little a Pi uses in the first place.
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The VRM will overheat and melt long before the GPU core will. I've lost a 5870 due to this - it's well documented on this board.
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Mining Litecoins (or any other scrypt) uses WAY more power than SHA256. My machine uses 200W more at the wall when doing LTC compared to BTC. So, some people may be comparing apples to oranges here.
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Beignet enables using OpenCL with Intel GPUs. It's still totally pointless, though. |
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Does anyone here have the 2 Radeons, with onboard Intel HD4000 graphics? I can't overclock the radeons because i have my monitor on IGPU. I have tried cgminer, bfgminer, GUIminer, Trixx, MSIAB and what not, but i just can't overclock 2 GPU's while I am on the integrated GPU?
check this link http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=11Not this shit again... Don't need dummy plugs, unless you're using the same ones Noah used when he was drawing the plans to the ark. |
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