so it comes underclocked
i think they want from their customers to overclock it and void the guarantee. clever!
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THX FOR THE BIG NMC BONUS WK!!! you deserved a break!
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Wk, I know you don't want to-- but double average Minn diff submitted and double the 128 and 256 stats to average out the variance in the graphs.
I think people will understand, this would half the number crunching by the db
I vote for this myself too. I never look at 128 and 256 second stats. Minimum average I would be looking at to see how my machines are going is 1 hour average, 6 hour average, 12 hour average, 24 hour average. No less than that. It should help saving some resources and most of miners will not even notice. For those of us whose rigs have less than perfect reliability, and who aren't always present to monitor them, the 128/256 second stats can tell us at a glance that our rigs are up and running. It's super handy to just check it on my phone when I'm at work or wherever. It would be harder to tell from the longer-term stats. On a different note, is the namecoin mining still discontinued? If so, it might be good to change the thread title, namecoin setting on the config page, etc. 128 and 256 are really nice for a quick check but i also think one of them would be enough. if this helps to save some resources.
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@giletto and jelin just look at page 24 the last 6-7 posts
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Here and blocks ceased to be displayed in statistics Hashrate: 1,668.15 Th/s Round Time: 35:04:20 Round Shares: 20796011706 Round Luck: 8.6% 281514 14 minutes 158 3,993.74 BTC BTC Guild 96.91 281513 17 minutes 167 1,528.61 BTC Eligius 127.54 281512 16 minutes 135 3,890.15 BTC GHash.IO 117.73 Hashrate: 1,668.15 Th/s Round Time: 35:04:20 281513 17 minutes 167 1,528.61 BTC Eligius 127.54 How to understand it? "Pool is up and running! Please continue to mine as normal. Stats are stuck, but shares and earnings are tracked properly. Stats and payouts will be caught up as soon as possible! -wizkid057 Forum thread: Updates here" it should be red and blinking
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HELL YEA! After 2 hours I was able to overclock my 8VRM unit with 211. SPI 3.3V 256kHZ and now ne magic behind this. You just have to find a good value for each DIE to get ~50A. 1. edit cgminer.sh with '211' 2. restart cgminer '/etc/init.d/cgminer.sh restart' 3. give it a minute and have a look at the advanced tab. 4. write down wich DIEs don't reach the 50A. 5. give each die more volt. 0.0748 seems to be a good starting point. but to be sure go up at lower steps. 6. now restart again cgminer. only at this point you will see if you where successful. 7. did you reached 50A/DIE? | no? -> restart from point 2. | yes? have fun! i am not responsible for anything
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Bla... bla... bla... pool still not pay.
3 hours. You came up with that figure based on your extensive knowledge of...?
So somebody talk about infinite time to wait and 2 BTC but in infinite i never win, because of it 3 hour. Why want to take bet ?
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Hi,
i just started to fiddle with my 4VRM jupiter.
I tuned to 2.5V SPI and 256k SPIFrequenzy first and then started with 201.
It fires up, Amps go to around 50 and Temps around 60C, and then the miner suddenly shuts down.
Its most probable a PSU shutdown (i am using a Seasonic 1050 Gold) cause after some minutes it boots just normal again.
Any ideas?
dont change anything under the advanced tab. set everything to default and try 211. it is working very good for me. i did and again miner shuts down after ≈ 10sec what PSU do you use? Corsair AX1200
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1421 pages. I wonder what percentage of that content is OT.
Lol. It's like the same damn 6 people using this as a chat room.
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Can you please check ID: 748. I received my last email on Dec. 5 where you mailed me that my order is in fabrication.
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Hi,
i just started to fiddle with my 4VRM jupiter.
I tuned to 2.5V SPI and 256k SPIFrequenzy first and then started with 201.
It fires up, Amps go to around 50 and Temps around 60C, and then the miner suddenly shuts down.
Its most probable a PSU shutdown (i am using a Seasonic 1050 Gold) cause after some minutes it boots just normal again.
Any ideas?
dont change anything under the advanced tab. set everything to default and try 211. it is working very good for me.
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update to at least firmware v0.99
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Habe grundsätzlich Interesse. Kann der Miner übertaktet werden? Kann die Spannung geändert werden?
Als Kühler kann ich jeden beliebigen Grafikkartenkühler nehmen? Habe noch einen von einer HD58xx übrig.
Hauptsache die Kühlfläche ist groß genug. wann würde die lieferung erfolgen??
Die Produktion der Boards dauert laut Lucko nur wenige Tage. Somit sollten die Boards nach ca. 1 Woche wieder bei mir sein. ###### Bitte unbedingt im Startpost den letzten Absatz lesen.
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i have tried your cgminer version and for the last 5 minutes cgminer shows me an average plus of around 15GH/s on my two october units. don't tried your binary beforce because i was thinking it is only helpful for november units. lets see what the next 12h will show me on the stats page. did you suggest to use october units too on port 12234? and i have also a loooooot of these hw error debug messages.
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Thank you Mr. Teal for your answer here. Werden die auch vom BitMinter Client unterstützt? Laut Bitminter client wird BFL unterstützt. Ich weiß aber nicht ob auch damit der Chili unterstützt wird. Am besten direkt bei denen im Thread nachfragen. Ansonsten kann man ja auch einfach über cgminer oder bfgminer sich mit dem BitMinter Pool verbinden. BitMinter client version 1.4.3 is out. Changes from 1.4.2 to 1.4.3: - Disabled CPU mining
- Preliminary support for Big Picture Mining BF1 devices (aka red/blue fury)
- Untested: add support for Chili devices
- Improved log messages when probing for external devices
- Added Application-Name to manifest, to get rid of errors in java console
when the application starts under the latest Java version.
Blue/red fury support isn't quite right yet. This is mainly a release to get a version out without CPU mining. If anyone has a Chili ASIC device, please let me know if this version works with it. Try it out: If you have issues with 1.4.3 then you can still get the previous release (1.4.2) at https://bitminter.com/client/1.4.2/bitminter.jnlpBitMinter client v1.5.0beta3 is ready for testing. New: - Attempt to improve detection for Big Picture Mining BF1 (Red/Blue Fury)
- Attempt to work around firmware issue with Chili devices
Please check it out:
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Brauchen ein echtes Netzteil, da die Chips doch relativ viel Strom benötigen.
Naja ich hätte noch ein regelbares Netzteil 0-15 Volt / 30 A. - Das kann ich aber nur nehmen wenn entweder 5 oder 12 Volt benötigt werden. Wenn beides gebraucht wird muss in ein NT beschaffen. Denke nicht das dein regelbares Netzteil ausreicht. Dieser Quote zeigt das die Boards wesentlich mehr Power benötigen: My board has a heatsink on the bottom side, but what I’m seeing is the board doesn’t actually get that hot in the self test at 0.85V. I’m finding it’s only drawing 51A and getting to about 25C in a 21C room. If I raise the voltage to 1V I get 85A draw and it stabilizes at 32C or so, which still isn’t really that warm. It’s not until I get up to 1.1V or so that I start pulling ~120A and the temperatures get up to 50C or so. 85A@1V sind nur 85W
30A@12V sind 360W
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Brauchen die ein echtes PC-Netzteil?
Oder reichen nur 12 Volt bzw. nur 5 Volt mit entsprechender Leistung?
Brauchen ein echtes Netzteil, da die Chips doch relativ viel Strom benötigen.
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