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Small-cap coins are easy to manipulate in this way.
It only took 75 BTC volume of PIA to do +500%.
Many small-cap coins did +1000% - +2000% in 2017-18 at the time of a bull run.
Eventually, the majority of them are worthless now.
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It seems like a good project but maybe these will soon be clone of Genesis mining if they are legit and paying above normal.I saw the video and they have equipment available but they should give us a bit more information.
The question we all ask here is why share it with others when is profitable for you?As long as I don't have a good answer to this question I am staying away.
True that. According to their calculations and such. Investing $40 for a basic 2 years ETH contract with everything included (10MH/s) will net ~$100 a year which is really good but if the profitability is that much. Then why to sale hashrate rather than mining for themselves? The website is really well done and all seems legit but still, I won't ever recommend Cloud mining because of its nature. |
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T-REX 11.1 seems to be infected. Anti-virus reported it inflected. Maybe a false positive? Not taking the risk.
It's a false positive. Don't worry about it. Anyone mining MTP successfully with t-rex? Teared down my rig after 12h  Would love to use T-rex for MTP because reported hashrate is higher than cryptodredges. gtx1070, 70%tpd, 100core. e:/ more infos on the crash: had a black screen, only mouse pointer visible and trex flooded my trex-directory with .log files every few seconds a new one. but there was not much info in these .logs, no crash report or similar. I'm mining using GTX 1080, 16GB Virtual Memory with 4 GB RAM. No problems so far. Do you have virtual memory set to high enough number? Which CPU are using with the rig? |
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I've left the rig for more than 12 hours. I don't know how you disabled your updates but I can assure you that mine aren't running. The OS is running for more than a year and the build version is 1 year old, that's when I disabled them. I said that I tried with another drive, with another Win10 installation and it's the same.
A reboot doesn't fix the issue for a day or two. This happens 30 to 60 minutes after reboot.
The CPU is more than capable to run Win10. My main PC uses an I7-2600k which is 4 years older and it's running Win10 fine. Lots of new notebooks made in the last 1-2 years, which come with the "Win10 Compatible" logo have slower CPU's than this Celeron. The CPU is not the problem.
Okay, I'm going to recommend installing Windows 10 LTSB version without the internet and then disabling all the options related to updates. Then connect and install the latest Nvidia driver manually. At first plug in just one card. If everything goes smooth, then second and go on until all the cards are plugged. It might be a card malfunctioning or OS related issue. |
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Read your post on reddit too.  For $53, I am sure you'll break even in three months even with the profitability right now. So yeah! Good going! |
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Hi guys,
I can't anymore access anorak.tech website, does anyone knows why the site is no more accessible ?
Also if anyone knows a website where I can find bios mod collection. please share.
Thanks.
For official bios collection, you can check this out. https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/Anyway, with the latest claymore version, you don't need to mod your GPU for higher hashrate as the miner supports straps parameter before running the miner. Still, if you want to modify, just google it - there are plenty of guides and videos on youtube already with download links for the bios they are using. https://1stminingrig.com/ is also a good website for the same. |
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There is no information regarding the miner you're using,
How many 2080ti(s) you're using?
What kind of error you're facing?
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First of all, you are newbie, then you want to trade Paylpal balance for BTC? Too many RED flags.
Moreover, charging 50% commission.
If you have Paypal balance, then there are already many p2p exchanges with a good reputation which will convert it to BTC for just 2-3% of price deviation.
I am sure I will see you with different accounts and different offers.
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On the top left side of the wallet image, you can see in a red color font that it is written Testnet.
So, you are mining in a testnet blockchain of Monero.
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Where did you download it from? I hope from the official link? Did you check for SSH certification of the website before-hand?
Anyway, Chrome does acts like this when you try to download some particular wallets or miners. It's safe unless you know you didn't download it from a proper source.
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I can go up to 4 GPU for a starter. Is there a limit that you can suggest about the number of GPUs for start the digging?
You need at least 1 GPU for mining which can be a bare minimum but for max can be set for 13 which will require good CPU, PSU and past experience with GPU mining. I want to start with 4 GPUs since my budget allows that many. So, do you think it would be profitable with this number and what must be the motherboard and PSU?
It will be profitable only when the electricity prices you pay is cheaper. Anyway, 4 is a good number. If you are keen to keep your hardware for a long time and for other purposes, I'll suggest budget Ryzen CPU below $60 and a MOB with at least 6 PCIe slots. Some even have 7 or 8. That will be better if you can get your hands on them. 4GB RAM, 120GB SSD, a 1000W GOLD PSU will be best for future proofing. |
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I have 6 1070's on a rig with h81 pro btc and g1820. After 15-30min the cpu goes to 100% and the rig becomes unresponsive. Some of the cards start mining with 4-5mh and I start to get rejected shares. I'm using MSI AB to overclock my cards. Task manager reports System, System interrupts, EthDcrMiner64.exe or MSI AB maxing out the cpu.  Use Nvidia Inspector for OC, add Claymore miner to whitelist in Windows Defender. Close all the apps that are not required in the background, virtual mem set to 20GB+ and give it a try again. |
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There are two variants of Grincoin mining. CuckARoo (for GPU only & 6+GB VRAM) and CuckAToo (for ASICs & GPU w/ 11+ GB VRAM) Now you are mining CuckARoo31 and as you can see from the pool given below, a 1080ti can do around 0.551 g/s which is less then what your rig is capable of. https://pool.btc.com/Anyway, Grincoin uses Graphsize as a parameter rather than Hashes which most of PoW coins use. So the unit is graphs per second (g/s) rather than hashes per second (h/s) So, the conclusion is, there is no problem with your configuration. |
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If you are GPU Mining, then there is seriously no bottleneck with any CPU or RAM type.
My 10 GPU Rig runs on G4400 CPU (Dual Core CPU) and 4GB DDR4 RAM and I have had no problems as such.
So your CPU and 16 GB RAM is actually overkill for mining but I am thinking it is your gaming rig.
Anyway, Crossfire will affect your hashrate, I'll suggest disabling it and setting Compute Mode to Workload in Radeon settings before starting to mine.
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If you want the best settings/tweaks for your GPU, there is only one way to reach that, Experimentation. These are the threads, I'll definitely recommend reading and gaining knowledge from it regarding RX GPUs. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1954245.0https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1891461.0https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1874892.0Tips for the same: . Samsung can reach the highest memory OC, so if you are lucky enough to get Samsung memory vendor in your card. OC it for the best possible hashrate. . Claymore miner is amazing, use it together with rxboost. . Overclock Memory, Underclock Core, undervolt voltages to maximize hashrate with lowest power consumption. . Stability is important than +2% increase in hashrate. Once you find a sweet spot, always keep it a little below then the sweet spot for stability. |
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No not BTC but ravencoin and other alt coins that is asic resistance I use Nvidia cards If you are using Nvidia GPUs, look no further than nvOC Linux distribution. When I was using it in the past, it was maintained by member fullzero and he has done a great job with it. I'll still recommend looking into it. Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1854250.0My Nvidia rigs were so stable that I rarely spent any time troubleshooting them and they did consume a bit less power compared to Windows. |
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Can you please elaborate on the problem that you are facing with sideloading miners?
Which AWS plan are you using to mine?
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I have been in crypto-space for quite some time and today I stumble upon your project.
I must say this is one of a kind service provided and I'm definitely gonna use it to fuel my side projects and pay people for their services who live abroad.
Kudos to you! I love it when there are unique projects that revolve around crypto-space, already bookmarked this website.
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Images are not available in the links provided by you.
Upload them at tinypic and post the URL for forums.
Anyway, can you post transaction link? Did you try to reach them through other channels and calling them out?
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You can contact them here: https://www.whattomine.com/contacts/new Provide them with all the necessary information and the coin will be listed. Exchanges which are supported: Binance, Bitfinex, Bittrex, CryptoBridge, Exmo, Gate.io, HitBTC, TradeOgre or Poloniex |
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