My inbox is exploding with reports. I'm getting hundreds each day.
How many of them are mine? Not bothering with it anymore though, unless its morning when you have to "remind" the patrollers. @OP this has been discussed more than 6 times by now, one example Yeah they just posted more of them in hardware. I won't bother to remind the mods as it looks like too many of us are doing that.
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go hard wired. your wi fi sucks.
Sounds blunt and nasty ,but wi fi can be like that. A neighbor could be interfering with the wifi signal.
You could turn off everything in your place and still have a bad signal. The Apt next to you may be interfering with the wi-fi.
My home needs 3 wi fi routers to have okay coverage. My home is not big, but there is a lot of interference.
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The past few days I've seen a ton of bogus posts from brand new users that are just basically random words thrown together. What gives? I've seen this on other forums before, but never here... At least my "report to moderator" finger has been getting a workout you and me both I must have reported 15 or 20 of them.
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AWESOME WORK! This will be perfect for what I need.
I mailed it out to you. I have many more photos. It all fits in a padded flat rate envelope fans are outside mount holes not cut fans are inside mount holes not cut same as above. you do not need to do this push pull if you use the 38mm scythe fans they will cool the 2x psu's off even when doing 17 amps or 4080 watts. So you can mount 1 set of fans. this mount system cost me under 3 bucks. I used all parts in the home. I did need to buy a cheap replacement cutting board so the wife stays happy! proper hole saw size is 4 inches for a 120mm fan cutting holes two holes cut ready to assemble two fans on inside mount fan is mounted inside note only 1 screw is holding base to mount I have provided 3 screws. the base has an aluminum plate to protect the wood under it fans are not supposed to be on both sides this is just to show you can do either side of the mounting plate 3 long screws with washer attach the plate to the base. and of course you would mount the fans on one side not both I did that to show you have a choice of sides breaks down and fits in a flat rate padded envelope
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thats a lot of work for $5 per unit. which is a joke of a discount anyways. what is that .0034% or something.
Actually it is a 0.5 BTC or $220 per unit price break you can buy 1 unit for 2.54 btc so it is not much off for buying 50
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I did a mount system for nhando. the clear plastic j4bbrwock /finksy mount plate is set over a cutting board from a dollar store x marks where I use a hole saw and you can see the nylon screws with black nuts that will hold 2 fans down the road A 120mm fan two fans mounted a shot of the base. note rubber feet will cut vibration down. mounting plate with fans and it is attached to the base here is finksy/j4bbrwock on the right and my mount is on the left note this is fan overkill as the 38mm are good engouh to keep psu cool at 4000watts
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Do not buy.
High custom tax (in europe).
Very short warranty (3 months).
Very poor customer care.
Miners may break after a few months.
Couldn't agree more. They actually pump the invoice more so you pay even higher custom taxes They don't care about customers at all, all they care is they make profits The build quality of the miners is awfull, it's a machine worth 100-200$ not 1500 $ Bitmain's support SUCKS big time !!! I received the S5+ (7.7T SUPPOSEDLY) at the beginning of September and I immediately opened a support ticket (5th of Sep.) because the results I got with the miner were AWFUL ! I was waiting for 10+ days for a single reply, and each time their reply was asking me "did you do this, did you do that" although I explained in details what I've done, so they were obviously just stalling. This took like 3 months of Q & A , going into circle with the same questions over and over , to finally notice that beginning December they CLOSED the ticket like it's been solved!!! I re-opened the ticket 10 days ago - and guess what - NO reply yet !!! They didn't offer ANY solution for the whole time !!! They tried to put the blame on the PSU's, so I bought 3 new 1600w PSU's !!! For nothing !!! I'm still getting like more than 70.000 HW errors per day showing 6.5T at the max THE WORST COMPANY WITH THE WORST SUPPORT !!! *E*V*E*R* ! ! ! Hw's are caused for a lot of reasons's if you were to lower your freq they should reduce. What is your current freq setting?
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Bitmain's support SUCKS big time !!! I received the S5+ (7.7T SUPPOSEDLY) at the beginning of September and I immediately opened a support ticket (5th of Sep.) because the results I got with the miner were AWFUL ! I was waiting for 10+ days for a single reply, and each time their reply was asking me "did you do this, did you do that" although I explained in details what I've done, so they were obviously just stalling. This took like 3 months of Q & A , going into circle with the same questions over and over , to finally notice that beginning December they CLOSED the ticket like it's been solved!!! I re-opened the ticket 10 days ago - and guess what - NO reply yet !!! They didn't offer ANY solution for the whole time !!! They tried to put the blame on the PSU's, so I bought 3 new 1600w PSU's !!! For nothing !!! I'm still getting like more than 70.000 HW errors per day showing 6.5T at the max THE WORST COMPANY WITH THE WORST SUPPORT !!! *E*V*E*R* ! ! ! The easy way to lower hw's is lower the freq setting. What is your freq setting?
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Bitmain's support SUCKS big time !!! I received the S5+ (7.7T SUPPOSEDLY) at the beginning of September and I immediately opened a support ticket (5th of Sep.) because the results I got with the miner were AWFUL ! I was waiting for 10+ days for a single reply, and each time their reply was asking me "did you do this, did you do that" although I explained in details what I've done, so they were obviously just stalling. This took like 3 months of Q & A , going into circle with the same questions over and over , to finally notice that beginning December they CLOSED the ticket like it's been solved!!! I re-opened the ticket 10 days ago - and guess what - NO reply yet !!! They didn't offer ANY solution for the whole time !!! They tried to put the blame on the PSU's, so I bought 3 new 1600w PSU's !!! For nothing !!! I'm still getting like more than 70.000 HW errors per day showing 6.5T at the max THE WORST COMPANY WITH THE WORST SUPPORT !!! *E*V*E*R* ! ! ! A simple question what is your freq setting?
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Bitmain's support SUCKS big time !!! I received the S5+ (7.7T SUPPOSEDLY) at the beginning of September and I immediately opened a support ticket (5th of Sep.) because the results I got with the miner were AWFUL ! I was waiting for 10+ days for a single reply, and each time their reply was asking me "did you do this, did you do that" although I explained in details what I've done, so they were obviously just stalling. This took like 3 months of Q & A , going into circle with the same questions over and over , to finally notice that beginning December they CLOSED the ticket like it's been solved!!! I re-opened the ticket 10 days ago - and guess what - NO reply yet !!! They didn't offer ANY solution for the whole time !!! They tried to put the blame on the PSU's, so I bought 3 new 1600w PSU's !!! For nothing !!! I'm still getting like more than 70.000 HW errors per day showing 6.5T at the max THE WORST COMPANY WITH THE WORST SUPPORT !!! *E*V*E*R* ! ! ! one simple question what is your freq setting?
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Cool deal. Can't wait for this one to get done. Well that 100th missed. I may try again on Tuesday.
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yeah I am the first to say a high rollover is exciting but a certain point it is too high prize is too big . This thread has given away more then 3btc in coins and gear. Maybe we allow for one more full rollover if it happens. But ideas are welcome.
We are funded for Dec Jan and Feb . So one more rollover is easy enough to do. If someone hits it problem solved.
Well, it depends on how much you are OK to roll over . There are two ways: 1-) Roll over to certain amount like 0.4 or 0.5 then again if no one guesses exactly, then; a) give all to closest one i.e. give all to 1 person b) divide all among two closest guessers c) give some portion of the prize to closest one and continue to rollover(ex: if prize 0.5 then give 0.1 to closest and rollover for next time that next prize will be again 0.5 2-) Give some portion if anyone doesnt guess exactly each time and rollover remaining. Again it depends on how much you want to rollover. Give 50% of the prize each week if you want max prize is 0.2 BTC. If you want max prize is 0.3 BTC then give 1/3 (33%) of the prize to the closest ad so on. My choice is second one. I think it can be still exciting w/o getting unwanted interference (.i.e. new/suspicious accounts ) while people hope to get some prize Btw, it seems that diff. still continues to rise with high rate. Well we have 1.316 in funds. https://blockchain.info/address/1ni1F2Bp4PBdpvsagyfoQCJ5AVCg2ty18 So with this one up to .416 we have 9 more adjustments that we can do. I think I will: A) let it roll one more time a max of 0.516 then award it to the closest pick. B) the remaining will max at 0.300 then award to the closest pick. C) When funds run out the thread will just go back to spec only. The only way contest will go past the 1.316 in funds is if mmpool.org hits a block soon as I have more then 8 coins stuck there. http://mmpool.org/statisticsI am 1) miner there. And with holidays and other expenses I am getting tight on coin. Having a 2788 hour time spell between blocks has killed my coin flow. Would be nice to see some others point some gear at them. Finally letting a block get hit. I could fund this thread longer. Back to https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty >>>>>> (+15.45%) Bitcoin Difficulty: 93,448,670,796 Estimated Next Difficulty: 107,886,841,288 (+15.45%) Adjust time: After 1589 Blocks, About 10.6 days Hashrate(?): 724,945,604 GH/s Block Generation Time(?): 1 block: 9.6 minutes 3 blocks: 28.9 minutes 6 blocks: 57.8 minutes Updated: 7:30 (3.5 minutes ago)
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they can buy at a premium price.
then sell low on a second exchange to their own shill.
so price would move to 750 then drop to 180 all in about a week.
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the server kit from finksy that let me boost to 12.55 volts give me 7700gh for 2 I am happy with that.
can you share how you've "boosted" to 12.55v with finksy kits? We have about a dozen of them, all running smoothly around 11.9-12v... wouldn't mind getting a little more out of our avalons. Maybe I missed something here. thanks it is the new 4000 watt board kit. my review. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1284563.0by far the best item they have made. it is pretty quiet compared to most any server psu.
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About 3 hours.. I rented 100th for 3 hours on westhash.
Order----------Price------TH------Miners----HashRate #874682 0.0052 100.00 50 93.5831
Remaining: 0.06759798 BTC ETA: ~0d 3h 20m
I have a BTC flow issue and can not do a lot of renting. So I will take a pop here and there. I spent .08 btc on this one.
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http://btc.blockr.io/chartsDec 18 2015 170 Dec 19 2015 150 Dec 20 2015 165 Dec 21 2015 https://blockchain.info/blocks389456 (Main Chain) 2015-12-21 03:06:21 389433 (Main Chain) 2015-12-21 00:13:17 24 blocks for the beginning of Monday the 21st and should be 18 in 3 hours So this could be a 180 + day https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty -------- (+15.89%)Bitcoin Difficulty: 93,448,670,796 Estimated Next Difficulty: 108,295,658,578 (+15.89%) Adjust time: After 1648 Blocks, About 11.0 days Hashrate(?): 730,153,186 GH/s Block Generation Time(?): 1 block: 9.6 minutes 3 blocks: 28.9 minutes 6 blocks: 57.8 minutes Price is 431 at coinbase. not much good news so far.
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very nice setup.
for my garage four to five kwatts
one 2880watt and one four thousand watt dual psu will be enough.
i have one 30 amp circuit .
when i setup the 60kwatt solar with a forum member.
i think we will go with the four kwatt boards. they are quiet and the three power settings are really nice
Wow, you will have it "going on" with the solar. Did you make the panels yourself? I know as thorough as you are, you probably experimented quite a bit already with one rig on solar over a period of time. I'm curious, are you going with double the size on battery banks than normal just in case you have a couple of days with very little quality sunlight? Yes, I love the features available for the 2 x 2000 BB PSU's J4bberwock put together. Unfortunately, it's too much of a pain to do the same with the 2880's. I have yet to purchase 2 x 2000 BB. I have the B/O Board, etc... but have not bought the PSU's yet. Could you tell me if the 2000's are the same thickness as the 2880's? If so, I might double stack the 2880's to have them the same thickness as the 2 x 2000's before placing the wire shelves on top of the PSU's before putting the rigs on top of them. No Batteries. New Jersey buys back power. So if you have a 60k plant it works out to about 20k 24/7 'free' power So while the 60k plant seems large only 20k would free once you pay off the panels. But since there are no batteries the system is much cheaper to setup. It also does not break or need much maintenance and panels have 25 year warranty. This will be a ground install on a 2 acre piece of land. Ground installs are very easy to fix since panels are low not on a roof. You need land. The guy I am working with is on this forum and will do a reveal when we are closer to setup. I may take a few photos of the site. Post them in a bit.
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Quick question Phil. Everytime we start a new month, all donation will be reset to 0 ?
yes the shares drop off every thirty days. so if you had 1000 shares on dec 10 they do not carry over to dec 11-jan 11
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very nice setup.
for my garage four to five kwatts
one 2880watt and one four thousand watt dual psu will be enough.
i have one 30 amp circuit .
when i setup the 60kwatt solar with a forum member.
i think we will go with the four kwatt boards. they are quiet and the three power settings are really nice
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Look like another big jump so far the lowest I can find https://bitcoincharts.com/Blocks 389403 Total BTC 14.985M Difficulty 93448670796 Estimated 96038295084 in 1701 blks Network total 803850.738 Thash/s Blocks/hour 7.21 / 499 s The one we use a lot https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty Bitcoin Difficulty: 93,448,670,796 Estimated Next Difficulty: 108,803,158,243 (+16.43%) Adjust time: After 1701 Blocks, About 11.4 days Hashrate(?): 706,585,108 GH/s Block Generation Time(?): 1 block: 9.6 minutes 3 blocks: 28.9 minutes 6 blocks: 57.7 minutes Updated: 14:45 (3.4 minutes ago) so low number is 96.03 diff a 2.77% average of the two is 102 diff a 9% jumphigher number is 108.80 diff a 16.43% jump I am hoping for the 9% jump which is still big and close to 90ph
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