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37461  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / I see a new pattern on nicehash orders speculations anyone on: May 16, 2015, 02:11:13 AM
some one placed a lot of orders for 50th  22 for a total of 1100th put in  more the 3btc about .15 btc each.

I guess a new coin 256/alt launch but I am not sure why place 20 to 22 orders of it

why not 4 or 5 or 6. maybe only 18 orders are from 1 guy, the other 4 are a bit off.

392279
392282
392287
392225  do not fit in,but:

392299 all to 392327 kind of all fit together

37462  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 0.5% fee anonymous solo bitcoin mining! 48 blocks solved! on: May 16, 2015, 02:04:52 AM



what I do is run three s-3's at my friends office he has a power deal for 2.4 cents in the winter  and 3.38 cents in the summer.   He has 2 rooms of the top floor of a bank..  In the winter he does not get enough heat  so he used to run a space heater like this one  he set it at 900 watts my three s-3's are down clocked and spend 960 watts.

so he get ⅓ of one s-3  sent here

http://solo.ckpool.org/users/1JdC6Xg3ajT3rge3FgPNSYYFpmf53Vbtje  about 150gh

⅔ goes to btcguild

the other 2 full s-3's go to btcguild

so about 1100gh to btcguild and 150gh here at a cost of 90 watts  at  2.4 cents in the winter

all told the gear is costing  under 150 usd  a year to run and earning 80 a month  with a shot  at a block

 
37463  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: need your help to take over Spondoolie on: May 16, 2015, 01:53:44 AM
Sad true! Home mining will die. Bitcoin is suppoce to be decentralised.  Undecided

The home miner may have a few miners running at a solo pool.

MAYBE A BIGGER one in the winter for some heat.
37464  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Antminer S5 - Chain 1 is cold on: May 16, 2015, 01:31:39 AM
First off  did you down clock the freq yet.

Second  antminer firmware has had sooo many issues really never do firmware  until you have figured out your problem.


How did you do firmware ?

did you do it with the 1 dead  or weird  board?

or did you do it with the gear fully working.

I read you did it after your issues not before.

Firmware is so far down to list to try. (with antminers)

  Do me a favor downclock the gear to 350 or 325 let me know what happens.



better yet now that I see your  screen shot.  turn off all gear for 1 hour  power it up set freq to 325

let it run 20 minutes see what is up.

Also do not hide the pools you mine at you can hide the passwords but some pools are tricky mother fuckers and you may have a pool issue not a gear or psu issue.

The other day I could not get 1 of 4 workers to work on btcguild .. I shut all 4 pieces off  for an hour started it up and it started all four workers The gui read nutty for 2 hours and the pool side read fine. after a few more hours the gui and the pool got stable.

a 1 minute screen shot does not help much..  try a 10 minute one.  and see what your pool reads.

Remember the pool pays not the miner.  So if the pools reads 1100 and the miner read 525  the pool rate is what you get.


37465  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: May 3rd to May 14th diff thread. Picks are Now closed! on: May 16, 2015, 01:13:43 AM
http://btc.blockr.io/charts


5/ 3/2015    140 blocks----------- that is -   2   since 1/2 were the last adjustment and 1/2 were this adjustment
5/ 4/2015    130 blocks----------  that is - 14
5/ 5/2015    154 blocks----------  that is +10
5/ 6/2015    157 blocks----------  that is +13
5/ 7/2015    148 blocks----------  that is +4
5/ 8/2015    143 blocks----------  that is -1
5/ 9/2015    140 blocks----------  that is -4
5/10/2015   122 blocks----------  that is -22
5/11/2015   147 blocks----------  that is +3
5/12/2015   154 blocks----------  that is +10
5/13/2015   170 blocks----------  that is +26!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
5/14/2015   148 blocks----------  that is +4
5/15/2015   147 blocks----------  that is +3
5/16/2015   132 blocks----------  that is  -12


we have made 1953 blocks  we are plus 18   so  1953 vs 1935 =

and we are a real number of (+0.93%)

bitcoinwisdom says (+1.36%)

there are only 63 blocks left about 10 to 11 hours from now we adjust.

Going down to 0 is tough.  I would say +0.50%  to 1.25% make sense.



We have not had any new gear since 2014 the s-5 the sp20 the avalon 4.1 all came out in 2014

stuff is happening soon I think or I spec.

37466  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it better to save money or invest it? on: May 15, 2015, 09:44:22 PM
Is it better to save money in bank or invest it online, in real estate or maybe gold?

Well a nice vague general question.  With an endless amount of answers.

I did not bother reading any answer since I do not want to be influence by them.


To answer you it will take many posts.

Here is my first answer.  Decide if the savings are short term say under 1 year.  Mid term say 1 to 10 years  or long term over 30 years.

Once you have done this you will hopefully decide  you should do all 3 types of savings  short, middle and long.

 Back later with the next part  to this.
37467  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [OPEN] Avalon 4.1 Miner 1.3 TH 40+ units on: May 15, 2015, 09:10:18 PM
as long as avalon group buy is being mentioned  they may be making a 5 chip model there is now a new wiki page for this

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Avalon4_mini

I can't find out price or anything  except 5 chips vs 40 chips and the same chip.

40 chips do as low as 800gh easy  and 1000gh stock.   1300gh maxed.

same chips  may allow for  100gh 125gh  150gh.
37468  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: GekkoScience BM1384 Project Development Discussion on: May 15, 2015, 09:02:07 PM
 A sidebar for sidehack's thread  Avalon looks to be making a 5 chip 75gh to 125gh miner.  Not much info other they a software and a wiki page.

Appears to be using the 4.1 chips.  these are nice chips I got as low as .48 watts a gh underclocking them on the avalon 4.1

I wonder if they have been reading this thread  and thought  to build something between the 2 chip design and the larger retro fit- board.

I think our interest here has sparked them a bit.


 Take it easy on me Bick.  My point is a small developer like sidehack may be stirring the giants a bit.
37469  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: May 3rd to May 14th diff thread. Picks are now closed! on: May 15, 2015, 08:54:18 PM
Looks like a positive bump this time Undecided ... interesting to see how diff is jumping up&down since Dec 2014 ...

Yea most likely a small bump in difficulty this week.  Price is around 237 so we did gain price compared the the 220 we were at for a long time.   

So it's still not all bad.

 yes we did gain more in price then diff so it is a good deal.  I am wondering if avalon is going to put out a new 5 chip miner.

maybe they read sidehacks thread and ck solo pool thead.
37470  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon ASIC users thread on: May 15, 2015, 07:33:04 PM
I'll go poke around a bit, but maybe somebody here knows: How many A3222's are on each board of the existing Avalon 4.1 miner? That miner as I recall has 2 boards, of N chips each, right? Any body know what N is?
40 chips across 2 planes of 5 modular segments each, so 20/plane | 4/segment.

so the 40 chip running at 800 gh does about .53 watts per gh or 425 watts



the 5 chip running at 100gh  pulls   53 watts maybe

and it could  go a little lower maybe.

100gh burning 53 watts as a solo miner cost about 38kwatts a month

so at 10 cents = 3.80 usd a month
at 15 cents     = 5.70 usd a month
at 20 cents     = 7.60 usd a month

at a low price due to low shipping cost this would make a nice lottery item.

I could buy 50 and sell them here next to my cost.
37471  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: GekkoScience BM1384 Project Development Discussion on: May 15, 2015, 03:08:28 PM
That's actually the primary reason we're out of pocket on this project, because I'm saving my organs for a special occasion and I'd rather not mortgage them away for a stick miner.

Though tell you what, anyone wants to support the business in a more direct way, feel free to buy power supplies. I don't know what hardware is still shipping what folks need supplies for, but we have a few 750W and 2000W still around and another batch of 750W board parts inbound. I've been focusing on this miner a lot lately and haven't really tried to drum up any sales, but we really like sales since that sorta also pays the bills. And then there's the 12KW of hosting space we have open right now. That doesn't really pay the bills but it is self-sustaining.

looking for the pdf  data sheet on the DPS-2000BB

any one have it?

1 board         = 50
12 pcie cables  = 36 or 48 length matters
1 DPS-2000BB = 35

total price = 133 + shipping  with long cables   for a 2000 watt psu that will drive

3 s-5's

this is a nice psu if you have 240 volt power.
37472  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Problems with Antminer S5s and EVGA 1600 platinum on: May 15, 2015, 02:57:55 PM
Thank you for the detailed photos! I'll set mine up the same way and see if this works. Cheesy

Denis


It should be good  if it works let us know if it does not work get back to us anyway maybe we can figure out if there is some other issue.
37473  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: GekkoScience BM1384 Project Development Discussion on: May 15, 2015, 02:40:01 PM
I get a t-shirt at worst.  So Just relax and sidehack on!
37474  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Problems with Antminer S5s and EVGA 1600 platinum on: May 15, 2015, 02:08:29 PM
Amph - I have two of these 1600s, and they both do it.

philipma1957 - I think you're onto something. I was using the double connector. Can you post a photo of how yours is set up?

sure   give me a few minutes.

 I don't have a miner in house but these photos should be good enough.


8 of 9 pcie jacks are filled note I had some red cables from the evga 1300 to help you see how I split the 8 cables into groups of 4


 note tie offs  for this I used all dual jack cables the single jack cables are fine


 see how they are kept apart  note I  plug in the jack   that holds both wires not the end jack



so 4 dual cables  not 2 dual cable per s5


then only 160-180 watts per cable figure 720 watts max per s-5  more likely less  680


these  4 cables do 1 s-5



these 4 cables do the other s-5




full size below:
http://imageshack.com/a/img673/656/b3FFNb.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img909/6937/1W3oHe.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img661/7697/YMQ4QV.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img540/2571/Ylsfo9.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img538/1039/Ujwl3o.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img909/5149/Uvc2Hn.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img538/4388/RSTj5P.jpg
37475  Other / Off-topic / Re: Complete the sentence... "I would sell all my Bitcoins if..." on: May 15, 2015, 02:07:35 PM
I would sell all my bitcoins only if it becomes a crime to own them.

I would sell ½  of my BTC if prices double.

I would sell ⅔ of my BTC if prices triple.
37476  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 0.5% fee anonymous solo bitcoin mining! 48 blocks solved! on: May 15, 2015, 02:03:47 PM
Another lucky winner!  Congrats to you for hitting it with authority on just about 12.5TH/s Smiley

My little U2s have a long way to go yet.  Hopefully our group hits a block or two this weekend.

yeah we have 9  coins and some dust waiting on ezeminer's 1 coin and the diff to adjust.

RIGHT  now prices are high on west-nice

0.0105 on west and 0.0105 on nice.

this always happens when we get to under 300 blocks to the next adjustment.  we are 279 blocks out.

 Some time  sunday am EST .

I will post back on this later today and when we actually start the mining.
37477  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Problems with Antminer S5s and EVGA 1600 platinum on: May 15, 2015, 12:30:48 PM
I ran  s5's sp20's and avalon 4.1's with that psu.
I used 120 volt power and 240 volt power with that psu.
that psu has 9 pcie cables

use 4 cables to each s-5 set freq at 350

do not use 2 dual cables to each s-5

a dual cable pulling  over 300 watts  can trigger over current.

if you want me to pull out the one I have to show hookup I can
37478  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon4 Mini on: May 15, 2015, 12:14:37 PM
Looks like Canaan are coming out with their new small miner; Avalon4 Mini - 5xA3222
wiki: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Avalon4_mini
resources: http://downloads.canaan-creative.com/software/avalon4_mini/
( This includes a Chrome App )

looks interesting 5 chips   seems like it can be set to freq 450:390:370  which is 414 mhz and the standard number for the larger 4.1

this line of code is interesting

sudo ./cgminer --avalonm-freq 275:250:200 --avalonm-voltage 6250 -o http://stratum.pool:3333 -u  work -p pass


this may be under .45 watts per gh 

I am not sure:
A) what it costs
B) when it goes up for sale
C) if they will provide  an image for the rasp pi

I will check with www.ehash.com

 I would get this if it can run on a rasp pi and they give an image.
My home has 0 miners right now very lonely.
Still have  3 s-3's mining at my friends place at 2-3 cents a kwatt
37479  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [100 TH] mmpool.org - 1.5% fee DGM/PPS - tx fees/vardiff/merge mine/tor on: May 15, 2015, 12:02:58 PM
I have earned 0.217 UNO   lets add rentals up

0.053
0.040
0.029
0.020
0.050

0.192 btc  that is 45.70 usd

0.217 UNO  is   51 cents

so it is just about a 1.1 percent boost to your income.
37480  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BITMAIN AntMiner APW3-12-1600 PSU Series on: May 15, 2015, 04:47:14 AM
While it's quite possible that all the Bitmain gear has enough PCIe connectors to never draw more than 150W through a 6-pin connector, that's not universal. My experience is that the power supply is usually a better long term investment than the actual ASIC mining hardware. It seems short-sighted to use 18AWG wire instead of 16AWG wire. Of course maybe this will just be an opportunity for somebody else to produce a "kit" that upgrades the Bitmain power supply to replace the 18AWG wires.

Bitmain should reconsider this choice, or offer a "heavy duty" version with 16AWG for a $5 more (IMHO).

I run S3s with only two connectors all the time and they pull 360w or so, so that's 180w per cable right there.  There's a ton of people that do the same thing as me...

The cables that I'm selling with my kits are 16 gauge for this reason and because of what sidehack posted above.

I'll be the first to admit that I have a bit of a conflict of interest seeing as I'm selling mining PSUs myself, but between the pennies scrimped to save on 18 vs 16 gauge cabling, and the QC woes posted just earlier, I have to wonder just how well made these kits are compared to what I or other members here such as sidehack and j4abberwock are selling...

well I saw the photos of metal shavings in the psu. I left that alone only because the 15 s-1's and 20 s-3's I got  had 1 bad cap.  most likely it was knocked off when it was packed the s-1's had very tight  static bags which I think knocked off a few caps.

Either when packing the s-1's or pulling the s-1's out.

So for quality control on s-1's or s-3's 34/35 worked out of the box.   and of the working 34 every worked and when I sold them every buyer said they got working gear.


But back to 18 gauge wire.  I ran 23 gpus in 10 pc's from sept 2012 to june 2013.  all in my garage pulled 5kwatts or more pretty steady.  long term running 24/7/365 is hard on gear.  wires get soft. shit burns fans fail etc.

my garage is 22 by 24 about 500 square foot concrete slab 5 inches thick.  the entire slab got warm around 40 day into non stop mining  say oct 30 2012.  stayed warm the whole winter and when I sold off all the gear and switched to ASIC MINER usb sticks in June of 2013 the slab still felt warm for about a month.

Point is 18  gauge wire is "stupid cheap" or the polite way "penny wise pound foolish"

I would love to see some first adapters give a good long review on these .  attach it to the sp20 and see at what point the wires melt my guess is 1400gh would take a while to be an issue  but 1500gh to 1600gh and problems will happen.


I have a bunch of SP20s here, if someone wants to send me one I'll take a video and see how long it takes to melt it at top speed haha

Well dogie got back quick to let us know it was 18 gauge.  Maybe if we complain more they will go to 16 gauge.
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