yes i have had some I have added or replaced thermal paste.  It helps but there are some that just run hot.  No idea why.

i have about 150 machines on windows and about the same on linux.  Do what I said earlier and it will not update anymore.  That being said, im moving them all to linux soon.

i use standard air filters and increased flow to 6000 cfm

The only way to block it is to go into the services make sure windows update is disabled THEN AND MOST IMPORTANT click logon tab select bottom button add administrator as the login then PUT IN A WRONG PASSWORD and save.  Then when it tries to start it can't.  This is the only way to block updates 100%.

Nope the fans on front and back will keep airflow fine.  I have 100's of this type and heat is not the issue.  Making sure it's in a clean enviroment and making sure the fans are running is the main thing you need to be worried about

nice review as always bro.  I have 250 complete units coming next week from them with 2200 watt ps and no cards of course.  I have spoken in great detail with the guys over there, they are extremely helpful and respond quick.

so far so good after 3+ weeks not 1 crash and about 5200 sol.  It's pretty damn solid i must admit.  I have not really tweaked it much still at like 1520 watts.

It's not going to be an asic per say.  It will more than likely be a chip or 8 with a shitton of ram.  It will be about 200 has like the 8 card rigs out there already.  Of course no one really knows anything about anything as its all hearsay.  If they could keep such a tight lip on A3 I find it hard to believe they would leak this...

For a guy like me with a ton of miners I would really like to see a global update or a push feature to push an update from a main console.  Claymore has this issue as well so it's not just you all.  But for a guy that has 50-100 + miners man it would rock.  That is what makes linux so nice.  I'm half and half right now but might go full linux because of the console push features.

Hats off to you all though.  You are for sure getting better by far since 2.3!  Testing 2.6 on 10 machines again.

i'll mine even at a minor loss and just hold hoping that when it takes off i got a ton of eth banked.  As long as I can afford the electric bill I will be mining.

All 7 Cards in let the fun commence!





non changed on ab was about 1600 watts and less performance.  Modded so far look above.

holy old thread revival...

When Lambo? 

it's all about $.

They want the revenues.  What will happen is China will make a "china coin" and make everyone use it watch.

ok you are right.  I also have some Ocean front property in Arizona if you want I'll make you a great deal.


At the end it don't really matter, believe what you want.  I'm glad you are happy here as I am testing it to deploy to my machines.

extenders are dog crap.  If you want to go past 6 just buy another board and fix your headache.

Media is stupid.  3 months ago they had no idea what bitcoin even was....  now they are experts.... its laughable.

Here is the way china works... 96% communist 4% (the top) do whatever the F they want.  Bitmain and most miners up there are top %.  They will show some poor bastard with 10 getting shutdown but the big guys won't get touched.

Using it on 10 machines now.  I used 2.3 for about 3 hours and it was acting funky but 2.4 fixed some connection issues.  I did have that devfee problem on 2.4 on 1 out of 10 machines.  Hopefully that gets fixed asap.

Don't spread BS man.  Claymore makes a great product no need to lie about his stuff.  That's coming from a guy using both.

whats your settings on the titans?  I just got my 7 Jedi ones in ROFL  so far i have
+200 core +650 mem have not messed with tdp yet

One of the units crashed but did not report again to claymore manager and hash and everything looked correct.  It was just scrolling dev fee disconnected and stopped or something like that.  over and over and over again

Closed it and relaunched and it started to work as normal.

clip of log

17554:19:35:24.587: main DevFee: Disconnected and stopped
17554:19:35:24.790: main DevFee: Disconnected and stopped
17554:19:35:24.937: GPU4 Eth: Incorrect ETH share from GPU4
17554:19:35:24.993: main DevFee: Disconnected and stopped
17554:19:35:25.196: main DevFee: Disconnected and stopped
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17554:19:35:26.432: main Eth speed: 200.521 MH/s, shares: 851/1/299, time: 6:30
17554:19:35:26.432: main GPUs: 1: 28.677 MH/s (137/40) 2: 28.679 MH/s (118/40) 3: 28.404 MH/s (121/35) 4: 28.745 MH/s (105/52) 5: 28.678 MH/s (138/39) 6: 28.664 MH/s (113/40) 7: 28.674 MH/s (120/53)
17554:19:35:26.432: main DevFee: Disconnected and stopped
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