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I can't understand why does this coin does not move with market ? I can't find any bad news that might have triggered a sell off but people are still cashing out. Could be due rising price of other alt coins. Hmmm....
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Just Stick with a popular & stable coin and hodl  It pays better in the long run. There is a reason why most of the other coins are called "shitcoins". |
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Just my opinion but the answer is no. Nvidia has no reason to stop Pascal. AMD Vega/Polaris does not compare except on price/preference. If AMD does bring something out Nvidia will respond with the better architecture
I can tell you right now that you're 100% wrong about that. Nvidia might not have much competition from AMD right now but that really doesn't matter all that much because (a) they already have their next series of chips - which they've already invested a lot of money into - being fabbed and packaged as we speak, and (b) the number of potential new sales drops every day that there isn't a newer/better product on the market. Those that have already bought current gen products are much less likely to buy from the same product stack than they are to open their wallets for the next gen products, and those that might be considering upgrading from previous generations but haven't already done so are more likely to bite when presented with the newest and greatest. Keep in mind that although mining sales have greatly increased, they can't afford to alienate their core gaming and business customer bases just to milk the fickle mining crowd. AMD will only release rebranded rx series this year. Those "fabbed and packaged" gpu are rx X-series which is just rebranding. https://www.pcworld.com/article/3268307/components-graphics/amd-radeon-rx-500x-series-graphics-gpu.html |
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Yes of course, they will release later this year around Q3 I think. Amd won't release anything new except rebranded rx series.
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Can anyone tell me what's the problem ? Currently I am mining ETH on 12*1050ti but whenever I try to mine another coin using ccminer, I can't run it stably at full speed. It starts giving the error "miner cool down" something like that. Please help.
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For installing Windows just leave the GPU on the primary x16 slot or the onboard video connected. After the Windows installation is complete, along with all the updates, run DDU to remove the current driver and set Windows to not auto-install the GPU drivers. Then shutdown, connect the rest of the GPU's to the motherboard and install the latest driver. With 12 GPU's it will take a while to install the drivers (20 min.<).
To keep Windows Update from modifying your drivers, disable drivers updates in the Group Policy Editor.
Windows key+R ==> Type gpedit and hit Enter ==> Navigate to: Computer Configuration ==> Administrative Templates ==> Windows Components ==> Windows Update and set 'Do not include drivers with Windows Update' to enabled.
Can I just let my gpu run on psu while I install windows as removing the power cables from gpu is really hard for me. Also can I install windows on my ssd by putting it in a different hardware (like my desktop) or is it necessary to install windows on ssd while it is in the rig I am gonna use it for ? |
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I have never mined on Win10. All of my rigs are currently on HiveOS. Now I bought a ssd and I have Installed window 10 pro on it. So how do I do this with my 12 gpu rig. Do I just plug it and run it and see what happens ? I read that I will have to install the gpus one by one.
My rig is tower style (6gpu on each side) so it will be very hard if I remove the power cables as I have a non modular PSU and it is very frustrating to remove the cables from my tight rig. Do I just remove the riser cable from mb without removing the power cables and install them one by one ? Help please.
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Luckily, GPU mining =/= ETH. ETH made its decision, time to get over with it.
Actually, ETH === GPU mining. You're a legendary account and you should know by now that if and when ETH moves to POS. All those 8 million GPUs will mine the shit out of any and all those other coins you mentioned. Difficulty for the entire mining scene will increase and only the industrial miners with almost free electricity will remain. Nah.. Real miner knows what to dig, and unfortunately ETH is not that profitable compared to other coins AFAIK, GPU's already started out seeking other coins to mine than eth, interestingly that the difficulty right now might be an ASIC mining somewhere added some stupid vitalik declaration not to go against ASIC for the meantime It doesn't matter if ETH is less profitable compared to other coins. The problem is that majority of miner still mine ETH and once it goes POS it will be problem for guys those who don't mine ETH. But new coins will keep coming and maybe the coins that will replace most of the coins haven't even arrived yet. |
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etherum is stupid, and vitalik is a cry baby. ETC is the real etheruem. i cant wait for etherum to go POS and die like a Piece of Shit.
I think the ETH will go to PoS slowly. It might take a few years. So you might be disappointed. ETH POS is becoming a reality sooner than you think. The ETH dev team has really been active and with the new threat of Bitmain's ETH ASIC they have further prioritized the development of Casper sharding and eventually POS. Anyone can actually check on ETH development status on github. They have regular dev call meetings and updates to ETH are coming in slow but steady. Luckily, GPU mining =/= ETH. ETH made its decision, time to get over with it. There are Monero, Bitcore, Raven and all three of them give more profits than ETH already. Raven and Bitcore are small projects compared to Monero though Raven might become very big by the end of this year. There will always be a big project which prefers GPUs over ASICs. But spreading FUD about GPU's is good. I'll buy all the cheap GPU's from ETH miners. I personally think that Bitcore is overrated. Sure it is good for mining and it is a big and legit project but beyond mining I can't see any real world use with it. It doesn't bring anything new or exclusive to the table that dozens of other coins haven't or can't. It won't be one of the 1% coins that will survive in the distant future. What do you think ? |
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I can say for sure that buying a 1050 and 1050ti this is a very bad investment of your money, 1060 3 GB is not always good, the rest can be use, a lot depends on who made the card
Wrong. I have a 12*1050ti rig which gives 190 mh/s stable on eth. Also due to my tower frame, it takes less space then a average 6 gpu rig. It all depends on what price you are getting the card. The problem with your argument is that it doesn't take into consideration power consumption and the long term costs. Consider the following ETH mining example: 12 pcs 1050ti mining at 15 MHs using 50w each will give you a total of: 180 MH for 600w08 pcs 1060 mining at 23 MHs using 75w each will give you a total of: 183 MH for 600wWhich is more efficient? Also, it gives you more density to your rig. You won't need to buy multiple motherboards, SSDs, RAM, etc. My 1050ti gives 15.9-16 MH (190 MH). Secondly 1060 is heavily dependent on the silicon lottery. I have 12 of them and only one has Samsing memory. No matter how much you oc them at best you will get 19.5 MH out of them. |
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I can say for sure that buying a 1050 and 1050ti this is a very bad investment of your money, 1060 3 GB is not always good, the rest can be use, a lot depends on who made the card
Wrong. I have a 12*1050ti rig which gives 190 mh/s stable on eth. Also due to my tower frame, it takes less space then a average 6 gpu rig. It all depends on what price you are getting the card. |
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No harm but I think that will be very costly. Also depends on Generator's power. I think Generator's fuel cost will be extremely high.
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Where do you live in India (city) ?
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Another shitcoin for day dreamers.
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www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/bitcoin-price-cryptocurrency-exchange-coinbase-gemini-investigation-new-york-a8309261.html"The New York Attorney General has launched an investigation into 13 major cryptocurrency exchanges trading bitcoin and other digital currencies. The office of General Eric Schneiderman sent a letter to Coinbase, Gemini, Bit Trust and other exchanges, requesting more facts for investors and traders in this emerging market. The Virtual Markets Integrity initiative could bring about tighter regulation for cryptocurrency exchanges. “With cryptocurrency on the rise, consumers in New York and across the country have a right to transparency and accountability when they invest their money,” said Attorney General Schneiderman. "Yet too often, consumers don’t have the basic facts they need to assess the fairness, integrity, and security of these trading platforms. “Our Virtual Markets Integrity Initiative sets out to change that, promoting the accountability and transparency in the virtual currency marketplace that investors and consumers deserve.” Bitcoin boosted as IMF boss praises cryptocurrency A questionnaire sent to each exchange requests information about trading policies and procedures, basic operation and fees, as well as controls to prevent money laundering and hacks. Although the initiative is designed to protect the interests of New York residents who trade cryptocurrency with these exchanges, the international nature of the businesses means the outcome of the probe could have wide-reaching consequences. The investigation comes just a day after International Monetary Fund (IMF) boss Christine Lagarde called for an even-handed approach to regulation in the cryptocurrency space. Ms Lagarde explained the global benefits of bitcoin and other cryptocurrency in an official blog on the IMF's website, saying that sensible regulatory measures could help realise the potential of digital currencies and their underlying technology. “Just as a few technologies that emerged from the dot-com era have transformed our lives, the crypto assets that survive could have a significant impact on how we save, invest and pay our bills,” Ms Lagarde wrote. “An important initial step will be to reach a consensus within the global regulatory community on the role crypto-assets should play. Because crypto-assets know no boundaries, international cooperation will be essential.” "
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www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/bitcoin-price-cryptocurrency-exchange-coinbase-gemini-investigation-new-york-a8309261.html"The New York Attorney General has launched an investigation into 13 major cryptocurrency exchanges trading bitcoin and other digital currencies. The office of General Eric Schneiderman sent a letter to Coinbase, Gemini, Bit Trust and other exchanges, requesting more facts for investors and traders in this emerging market. The Virtual Markets Integrity initiative could bring about tighter regulation for cryptocurrency exchanges. “With cryptocurrency on the rise, consumers in New York and across the country have a right to transparency and accountability when they invest their money,” said Attorney General Schneiderman. "Yet too often, consumers don’t have the basic facts they need to assess the fairness, integrity, and security of these trading platforms. “Our Virtual Markets Integrity Initiative sets out to change that, promoting the accountability and transparency in the virtual currency marketplace that investors and consumers deserve.” Bitcoin boosted as IMF boss praises cryptocurrency A questionnaire sent to each exchange requests information about trading policies and procedures, basic operation and fees, as well as controls to prevent money laundering and hacks. Although the initiative is designed to protect the interests of New York residents who trade cryptocurrency with these exchanges, the international nature of the businesses means the outcome of the probe could have wide-reaching consequences. The investigation comes just a day after International Monetary Fund (IMF) boss Christine Lagarde called for an even-handed approach to regulation in the cryptocurrency space. Ms Lagarde explained the global benefits of bitcoin and other cryptocurrency in an official blog on the IMF's website, saying that sensible regulatory measures could help realise the potential of digital currencies and their underlying technology. “Just as a few technologies that emerged from the dot-com era have transformed our lives, the crypto assets that survive could have a significant impact on how we save, invest and pay our bills,” Ms Lagarde wrote. “An important initial step will be to reach a consensus within the global regulatory community on the role crypto-assets should play. Because crypto-assets know no boundaries, international cooperation will be essential.” "
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One of my rigs is 4 gtx 1050 ti's each is getting on average 12.3 mh/s using Claymore's Dual Ethereum+Decred_Siacoin_Lbry_Pascal_Blake2s_Keccak AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v11.5 and I mine on Minerpool.net. None of my cards are OC or anything just straight up stock other then fan settings. I also run it with my other rig which has 6 rx 580 8gb's, so together I do about 230-240 mh/s. I like Minerpool.net as there is several different coins and they keep adding more. I do most of my trades on Cryptopia and Stocks.Exchange atm.
My 1050tis do 15.9 mh/s on eth after OCing without claymore (so no dev fee and no dual mining). |
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0.5-45
- NEW: cpuminer-opt
- ethminer 0.14 and 0.15 in the box, version can be selected in the wallet
- amdmeminfo updated
BOOO !!! 0.5-44 & .45 version sucks. miner doesn't even mine. FIx this . |
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The formula is :  |
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1050ti runs so cool. At 39C afternoon temp they run at 57C at 56% Fan speed.
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