I'm using the 1600W power supply from Halong. I'm not sure of their PF?

I'm so glad you mentioned this, I'll need to check but that might explain why the fans are like twin turbo jet engines 24/7.

To be safe, I'm running 2x T1's off a standard 13 Amp, 220-240 power strip. If I set the miners down to Efficiency Mode, do you think I can safely run 3 in total?

Thanks,
Stephen.

Apologies for the malware issues. I won't use that image site again.

The problem with buying cables in Hong Kong for mining is that the quality of the copper isn't so good on these mass produced items. I was told to go and buy them from Germany instead.

These cables cost around 1700 HKD at least premade, but I got them made up for 200 HKD sourcing each part individually that I felt seem good quality.

One rig did melt all the cables when I put in 3x S9 14T's on a standard 13 Amp power strip (+another server). Lasted for a year before the cables, power bank all disintegrated. The plugs were welded into place  

I'm now running DragonMint T1's but they seem to be pulling tons of power.

Hi all,

I've been running several machines, and over time I've experienced very warm power cables to the point they melt. The standard 1mm(2) or 1.5mm(2) just can't cut it for 1600W devices.

So I've made my own. 2.5mm(2) cores, with MK plugs and power amp socket adaptors. Seems to be holding well (for now!)

https://pasteboard.co/IXEVZGn.jpg

Hi all,

This is my first post.

I believe I downloaded the recent fake Electrum on Github after seeing an update for 3.4.1.

Back in December/Jan, I tried to install in on iMac, and it was giving me warnings when I tried to run it.

However, then I left it for a while, and only today I heard about the fake Electrum.

I just wanted to ask....how do I remove or check what's been compromised on my MAC?

Thanks!
sc