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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] [BTC FORK] [BITFINEX] Bitcoin Interest - Decentralized Savings - Join Now on: September 17, 2018, 08:49:19 AM

well i did get an increase in Mh when i clocked them stupidly, i think i was getting around 11.3Mh on 1460/2225 but it wasnt enough to warrent the extra power, power jumped from 483w for 4x rx 580's on this rig, to 760ish on the same rig. better off just letting them sit on stock core/mem values and undervolt them. atm im getting 10.48Mh per gpu on ethos.

Could you please share your ethos settings for progpow algo? thanks!
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: is it safe 3 risers plugged into the same sata cable on: March 26, 2018, 09:19:39 PM
it could cause you issues, try to connect max 2 risers per cable
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: How often do restart your miner on: February 11, 2018, 04:06:35 PM
If it runs stable I leave it for a month without reboot
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Whats better? More rigs with less gpus or less rigs with more gpus on: February 10, 2018, 01:44:20 PM
You more or less answered your own question. When it comes to hash power it doesn't matter at all whether you have divide your cards to more rigs.
It's usually easier to set up a 4 gpu rig, less issues, they somehow solve themselves, cheaper power supplies and a better choice. The downside is more CPUs, motherboards, RAMs, hard drives etc.  - it can add up! On the other side, testing anything on a 13 gpu is expensive, anything goes wrong with a 13 gpu rig - you lose a lot of money. If I would start all over now, I would get 8 gpu motherboards. It seems to be a good number where you still have enough gpus there to save money on hardware, you still can get a decent power supply solution and you still don't get to many other issues.

As of power supply, I use all kinds: regular, "mining" and server. I've managed to make everything work. If I would start over, I'd get only server supplies for gpus with some regular pu for the motherboard, cpu and hard drive. Mining ones are a new thing, my guess is they are not properly tested and just an extension of the regular pus. Server ones are cheaper, quieter, have all kinds of protections in them, and best of all, they are built for 24/7 operations by serious companies.

I don't think there is any difference worth worrying about the add2psu and other solutions. I've used all of them, now I prefer anything with less electronics, I just find something to connect the pins (properly!).

Thank you for your answer. And thanks for advice about using server power supply. So I should leave everything as is, splitted 4 cards per rig if there are no effect to finding shares
Now I have:
3x ASROCK H81 PRO BTC R2.0 with 6 slots (4 gpu each)
1x ASRock H110 PRO BTC+ with 13 slots (7 gpu)
1x Biostar TB250 BTC PRO ver 6.0 with 12 slots (4 gpu)

I bought everything while there were in stock. And I was planning to buy more GPU, but those are now double priced.
I bought RX570 8GB Sapphire NITRO+ DUAL for 246 euros per piece, now they are 449 euros per piece. For RX580 8GB Sapphire PULSE DUAL 279 euros now they are 499 euros. For RX580 4GB Sapphire NITRO+ DUAL I paid 222 euros now they are 449 euros Smiley) and prices are VAT excluded... Crazy prices now..


5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Whats better? More rigs with less gpus or less rigs with more gpus on: February 10, 2018, 12:25:26 PM
Hello everyone,

I'm new here and I'm confused what is better

It is now 2 month while i'm in all this mining thing

I had no problems getting gpu's but I had problems getting normal psu like 1200W or more (had to wait 2-3 month)
All I was able to get was 850W psu all gold.

So.. For now I have 4 rigs of 4 gpu and 1 rig of 7 gpu

All 4 rigs runs on one 850W psu, electricity draw is 600-650W from wall, they works fine, no errors, no hash rates down to 0 or something. All stable all good.
Another one rig have one 750W psu and 850W psu connected with dual psu cable. This one works well too.

Before all this setup I had less rigs with more gpu, one rig had 12 gpu connected to ASROCK H110 PRO BTC+ and had 3 power supplies of 850W each, but it got crashed like 5 times a day, Issues was various, sometimes OS stucks (ethos), sometimes hash rates drops down to 0 on random gpu, sometimes risers (but after changing risers to new ones there were same problems)

Another rig had 2x750W psu connected with dual psu cable and 6 gpu and there was same issues as in rig with 12 gpus, hash rates drops down to 0 on random gpu and etc..

So I decided to split all cards to be powered with one psu. Now one mobo and 4 gpus are powered by one 850W psu.

I have total 680 mh/s rate mining ETH, In nanopool they find 440-520 shares / hour. Or 0.06 eth/ day.

As I have 2 motherboards with 12+ pci-e slots I'm able to assembly 2 rigs of 12 gpus each. But I was wondering could I get better results of founding shares If I have 2 rigs instead of 5 with same quantity of gpus?

And should I use add2psu connectors instead of dual psu cable using 3 psu of 850W each powering 12 cards. Or there is better way to get one good 1800W mining edition power supply?
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