I didn't know.

Hope you get well soon, M8.

Cheers,

David

I've been loving Awesome Miner, Patrike. 

Very much appreciated, Sir!

I humbly bow to what you've accomplished thus far with Awesome Miner.

Keep up the great work, Sir.

Cheers,

David




Everyone is human...          We hope...       

EXACTLY!

Thanks

I would much rather have PPLNS.  It's the way to go in my opinion.

Suprnova, is a GREAT pool with quick response from support.

You have to allow your shares to build up over several rounds as OCminer said.

EDIT:  

I'm happy to have a thread here on bitcointalk.org for supernova.

I used to be in the CK/Kano Pool thread all the time when I mined bitcoin.  They know how to run a pool as well.  

By the way, they too run PPLNS.

Okay, thanks!

I'll give a different address a try.

Hi OCminer,

I recently navigated to your website [Without reading directions].  I did try to mine to my ZEC address t1XAaQnvjwf8JhkwB3ZSBt76oPJE6WspPG4 on your pool at first like other ZEC pools.  I determined I could not monitor my rigs like other pools if done in this fashion.  It took a while to figure out I needed to create an account.

Once I created an account "ProudClown" and logged in, I got all my miners up and running without issue.  I entered in a wallet address in the field provided for auto payout and it was set to 3.0 ZEC.

My balance is now over 3.9 ZEC but no payout.

When I try to do an "On Demand Payout" it will not allow me to enter an address into the field provided.  It has a circle with a horizontal line drawn through it to symbolize "no entry."  No address is in that field at all.  When I look in the auto payout address field, no address is there either.  When I try to enter my address [The one I first tried to mine to without an account t1XAaQnvjwf8JhkwB3ZSBt76oPJE6WspPG4] in the auto payment field, it tells me, "... the address is in use."

Any ideas on what to do?  Did I create a conflict within your system when I first tried mining to my address without an account?  Am I forced now to use a different address?  If so, no big deal.

Thank you kindly,

David

And somebody gets it.

Thumbs up...

Make sure I understand this correctly...

Is Bitmain the one who sent this message to you today regarding a board you sent to them?

If so, what good is a picture going to do for you?

Hi patrike,

Thanks for the quick reply!  My apologies for the delay.  I've been setting up more rigs.  I still have the following rigs remaining to build (set up): 6 more rigs made up of  6 x Sapphire Nitro R9 Fury's in each rig, two more rigs made up of 6 x R9 390's in each rig and one more rig made up of 6 x RX 480's.  I've been going on approximately 5 to 6 hours sleep each day for the past 4 days.  

It's more important for me at the moment to get all the rigs going first before I begin trouble shooting technical issues.  I will get back with you on the API Report after I've set up the remaining rigs.

Cheers,

David

Hi Everyone,

I'm curious if anyone has ran across the following when GPU mining with RX 480's with Awesome Miner:

All of my R9 Fury rigs and R9 380 rigs have no problem displaying the GPU temps, hash rate, etc...  You will notice in the following image link that I have Rig #17 highlighted in grey up top and in the window at the bottom you see each GPU with their Fan speed percentage, Temperature, etc... Which see:

[Screen Shot 2016-08-21 at 7.08.58 AM (3).png](https://postimg.org/image/5ntc1y0o3/)

In this next screen shot, you will see I have Rig #14 high lighted.  Yet, it does not display the temperature of Rig #14 in the top window like the other Rigs and it does not display the GPU's in the bottom window with their fan speed, hash rate, temperature, etc... Which see:

[Screen Shot 2016-08-21 at 7.20.56 AM (3).png](https://postimg.org/image/tkcpgb9lx/)

Rig 14 is a rig made up of 6 x RX 480's.  I have two more rigs of RX 480's I'm in the process of putting together.  I'm just wondering if there is something I'm doing wrong that is keeping the temps from posting in Awesome miner as well as keeping the GPU's from being listed in Awesome miner?

Any help would be appreciated.

EDIT:  I have been up the entire night.  It is now 7:27am CST.  I may be sleeping when someone answers this post.  Please be patient for me wake up later to view any replies to my post.

Thanks in advance...

David

I still have four batch 5/S7's to save for mining with solar as well.  Especially, if and/or when bitcoin goes to the moon in price.  They are currently protected inside their box I received them in.  

Yes, totally agree!  It is a sad time for bitcoin and bitcoin mining at present.  Something needs to be done about this monopoly for sure.

Totally agree!  The only people who should purchase at this time are those with FREE electricity.  Even then, it can take a long time to ROI.

Bitmain, is simply selling all of their used S7's in their farms to replace with S9's.  The majority of S9's manufacturered are flowing into their own farms.  Which is fine... it's their device.  They can do whatever they want to do with it.  I'm happy I sold all of my S7's at the end of February and beginning of March at an average of $810 each.

I'm one of those who had to learn the hard way about buying ASIC's from manufacturers.  It's not worth it unless your power costs are next to nothing.  Even then, it's a gamble because you have no idea what Bitmain or other manufacturers will add to the network hash rate.

Also, the support has been terrible lately.  That too is a gamble in itself.  You fork out tons of money on a rig(s) in the hope they do not deny your request if needed for repair or replacement by HONORING their warranty.

EDIT:  If you absolutely must order the S9, it's not worth the risk unless you order from Yoshi in the USA.  PERIOD...  You will pay more for it but it's worth it for the peace of mind.

Good luck with that.  I've been rather disappointed lately with the so called support of Bitmain.  That's why I gave up and never bothered purchasing the S9.  I'm hearing horror stories about the lack of support with the S9 as well.

Anyone who purchases an S7 now should not do so in my opinion unless you have FREE power.  It's quite obvious Bitmain is selling all of the S7's in their farms and replacing them with S9's.  It's only a matter of time before the S7 is obsolete.

I used to be a BIG fan of Bitmain.  I refuse to support them any longer with their endeavors to take advantage of people.

EDIT:  Look at the network hash rate on bitcoin wisdom.  You see a lot of S7's going off line at Bitmain farms and the difficulty going down.  S9's are being added to their farms now.  Hence, the difficulty rising again.

You're welcome.  I believe it's the same for you as well with only 4 cards.  Switching it to x8/x4/x4 should get the job done.  I would not have known either without a good friend of mine providing the info.

EDIT:  Not sure of what mobo you have.  Don't forget to "save" the settings after you change them before exiting out of it.

I wasn't referring to trades.  I was referring to withdrawals.  Finex said everyone on their exchange had a BitGo account.  If this is true, Finex, did not use commonsense as I had previously mentioned in terms of withdrawals.

However, you make a great point.  If this was done in a way to make it appear as there were trades and simply transfer to settle trades between accounts, that's an entirely different issue to contend with.

Apparently...

You and me both are taking a hit.  My first time as well.  At 36.067% I'm looking at losses of approximately $10,116.66.

I agree about the high volume/high frequency trading.  That's why I had part of my funds on BitFinex. 

I'm staying away from them as well.  Hardware wallets are the best way to go in terms of storing bitcoins.  However, this was an exchange.  BlockNet [And similar exchanges], appear to be the way to go in the future for trading.  It's currently in beta.