You will not be able to do this in an apartment simply based on the noise the miners make. You will hear complaints within minutes of turning them on. That much power from wall outlets will most likely not be feasable. Also you are not taking into account the heat that the miners make.

You need to do MUCH MORE research before even thinking about an idea like this. The information is all here, you just have to put the time in to learn about it.

The reason you are not finding anything is these machines are not meant to be muffled or restricted.

They are industrial miners and are not meant to be run at home. They are meant to be run in a proper environment where noise is not an issue.

Hash rate isnt a stable thing, I dont think you understand the nuts and bolts of how mining actually works. If you see a smooth graph for hash rate thats because on the back end someone is cleaning it up to make it look nice.

You are solving math problems when hashing, you might solve it on the first try or the 204385763th try. The hash rate you see is an average of how long its taking you, its not a real static number.

There is nothing wrong with your hash rate and there is literally no reason to try and mess with it as its functioning as intended.

Also you will NEVER make an identical amount of coins month to month, thats just not how mining works when it comes to difficulty. You might want to read up on what you are doing, things will make much more sense once you educate yourself.

The only way to be successful with mining as your sole source of income is to constantly upgrade and expand. If you want to run 100kw forever and subsist on a base salary, sure it might work out for a while. If you want to be successful that is just not the way to go. 100kw of mining gear might make pennies in 5 years while you are still paying off that solar bill, eventually going underwater on it. Even right now 100kw of gear is a pretty mediocre salary all things considered.

Why all these posts when the answer is to run linux?

You might try posting in the proper section. What you are asking about has nothing to do with BTC and needs to be removed from this area of the forum.

Well if you are going solar you are already doing it wrong and will most likely never recoup your costs. That is just a dumb idea.

When boards go bad they are just bad, you cant magically repair them. You would have to send them off and pay someone to fix them.

Actually you are the incorrect one here. There are many temperature sensors not used on the board because they are part of each hashing chip. Speaking on technical things you dont understand just makes you look a bit silly.

Nearly all bitcoin profit calculators you find are static to the current difficulty making forecasting nearly impossible.

Here is a new calculator that can actually forecast based on historical trends.

As with any calculator, remember to view it as a rough estimate and not the gospel.


https://calc.randomcrypto.org/

Honestly 100kw is only enough to run like 60 miners. Its not like you need a full building or some special land. You can modify a pre-fab shed to do what you need and just stick a panel on the outside of it. There is really almost no risk for a setup that tiny.

The first thing an s7 does when you power it on is to apply power to the hashing boards to heat the chips up before the actual hashing starts. So as soon as the controller boots that is what happens, causing it to draw near full power like notfuzzy said.

Crypto will never be unprofitable if you know what you are doing. You dont place all your eggs in one basket you need multiple revenue streams to be a successful company.

Yes im saying thats my account. I have been posting from the same IP for years on it, it would be easy to verify as I am using that same IP right now. As I said, I was never informed that I needed to post a bitcoin address just in case I needed it recovered. I can describe PMs including the last one I received before the account was stolen but I dont know what other way you would like me to prove it. Its all right there in the server logs. I dont care about the merits, its a useless system. I dont need to scrape pennies from sig campaigns I would be fine if my account was reset to zero merit. I just want access to the 3 years of PMs and info that I had saved there.



Heres a question: Why cant it just be reverted to the original email address on file? The account is locked, I can show the email where I locked it after realizing it was hacked.


Here is a screenshot from my email that you can match PMs to:






Here is a screenshot of the email that was sent when it got hacked, this is where I locked the account down so they could not use it:

I meant it in fun, I should have probably added that the overall content of the video is quite good, thank you for making it!

The fix is to uninstall Norton.

Its a garbage piece of software thats not going to protect you anyway. All you need to do is not open stupid shit from your email or this forum and you wont get a virus.

Seriously, google "norton vulnerabilities" and see how bad it actually is.

It sure is shitty that no one was able to help me get my account back after this. The messed up thing is it was not hacked via any of my devices. I really dont understand why its so hard to take 30 seconds and set my email back to the original that it had been for years so I didnt lose the account.

Also there needs to be some serious promotion of the "signed bitcoin message to prove ownership" because in my years on this forum it was never mentioned anywhere except in a help section I never needed until I was hacked. It should be front and center EVERYWHERE so people dont lose their accounts due to the site managers refusing to ever help.

You guys realize that the added power draw from these overclocks negate any possible profit right?

That and you will blow your equipment up much faster.

Pushing the hardware like this is a recipe for disaster and a pretty dumb thing to do if you care about making money.

I cant help it, it was driving me crazy a few minutes into the video when you kept calling everything bolts when there isnt a single bolt on the unit.

https://monroeengineering.com/blog/bolts-vs-screws-whats-the-difference/

Unless you registered the card, this worry is null and void. They have no way of knowing who purchased it originally and they dont ask for proof of purchase while a product is in warranty.

Straight from the Asus RMA form:

Instant RMA will be provided for ASUS products that are In-Warranty and are manufactured in the North America region (United States and Canada only). If your product is outside the manufacturer warranty term, you may still complete the web form, but you must upload a copy of your proof of purchase for warranty validation and you will receive a Case#.


ONLY if you product is OUTSIDE of the mfg warranty you have to provide proof....