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If no other coin is very interesting, perhaps we could find another use for our GPU's ? I'm thinking about lending them for AI - deep learning purposes. Those tech are very GPU compute hungry. Perhaps miners will associate in groups to lend their GPU's power for deep learning, who knows ?
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Overall, with 6 rigs, I found that the best solution is MMPOS if you are not a noob.
the only real advantage of Hiveos is that you can copy the flyghtsheet from someone else.
But if you are in trouble ? its just a big mess.
MMPOS on the other hand, is small enough that you post your problem in Discord or telegram, and someone suggest solution to fix it. Not to mention that they are quicker to update the mining software and when new coin come up, the setups suggested by the community lead to quickly reach good performance level.
With Hiveos you are on your own.
in regards to windows, there are some limitation, like the memory reserved that lead to be impossible to mine eth+zil with 6 gb cards, to not be able to have ergo new work preloaded, and the Nvdia driver that doesn't perform as well as the linux one in power management.
the result, for me its that , I pay, and not a lot, just for 3 rigs out of 6,my rig are up and running without issue and I am not spending excess time managing those.
Thanks I did not know about MMPOS, will have a look ! For windows I agree the amount of VRAM reserved by the driver is just huge this is a real pb perhaps for dual mining but also when the ethash dag reached 4GB, it couln't be mined on win it was still ok on Linux with 4G cards. |
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Stop pretending to be objective, You want to use Windows so just use it.
I don't pretend anything, I know that most of you are on Linux, using a mining OS, so I just wanted to see if there are some arguments that I might have missed. It is just a discussion like what we do on forums, relax ... And if I ask the question is because I wonder if I should allocated more time trying mining specific OS or not. You ask a question for information then argue the answers. That's trolling. If you jut wanted to start a debate then be up front about it. I would not have wasted my time answering the question you posed. I give a point of view, I don't give "The" answer that I think don't exist, every people's position is different, and for me the exchanges I had through this post are informative and helpful, if this is not your case, no one forces you to participate. Most of your last posts become uninformative. Moreover I am not the only one on earth to read your posts, so you can be sure that your time is not wasted. |
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Teamviewer charges but Chrome remote desktop don't, for remote rigs restarts if any crash, I use connected plugs, auto login, and miner soft in startup folder, and no pb I go on holidays without fear. In fact I think those are really 2 different cultures but everything more smooth I guess with a mining OS. Miners soft know how to auto restart if any hung gpu or on some temperature / power threshold, without the need for the OS to handle that.
If I may make a metaphor it seems to me a little like using mining specific motherboards (as using a mining OS) and using gaming motherboards for your rigs (as using i.e Windows or Linux free distro), it is not as smooth but you can do it. So finally you pay for the smoothness, which makes sense and is a real value.
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Stop pretending to be objective, You want to use Windows so just use it.
I don't pretend anything, I know that most of you are on Linux, using a mining OS, so I just wanted to see if there are some arguments that I might have missed. It is just a discussion like what we do on forums, relax ... And if I ask the question is because I wonder if I should allocated more time trying mining specific OS or not. |
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ok but I mean if you are a pro miner with new rigs to set up often etc I completely understand the use of HiveOS, it ads oil to the process. But if you are happy with your few rigs and don't want to expand (perhaps because of POS coming  ). Once win is properly setup (updates can be discarded : Seb heslow youtuber shows how to do this) then there is no pb. For the remote access I use Chrome remote Desktop extension it is working well for me. And having the junction temp of my 3080 /3090 is just soo good. Is there any plan to add that on Linux ? |
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I don't see the point, it is even not a good deal
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The situation is quite weird : people using Linux for mining mostly use HiveOS and have to pay while people using Windows with they rig can just let their rig unregistered and don't pay. So most people using Linux pay and people using Windows don't pay (I wouldn't have imagined that 10 years ago), is it the situation or am I missing something ? Of course one can also use Linux with a free distribution. Is mining with a free Linux distribution very practical for the rigs management ?
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What are your temps now ? on GPU, VRAM ?
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Why do you write FHR and not LHR ? Is it intended or are the F and L keys very close on your keyboard ?
Not sure what kind of a keyboard you are referring to, most definitely can't be a computer keyboard. Anyway it was intentional. I decided to buy a 3070 FHR card with 62 Mhs instead of RTX 3070 ti LHR card which I think generates about 54 Mhs. Ok sorry I'm quite new on the forum and wasn't used to the term "FHR" instead people say "NON LHR" at my location, so I thought you mixed a "F" for a "L", but it makes sense now, thanks ! |
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Thanks a lot guys. I finally got a 3070 FHR for 940 USD. Will continue to look for more RX 3070 for a reasonable price.
Why do you write FHR and not LHR ? Is it intended or are the F and L keys very close on your keyboard ? |
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Good question, there is a chance that miners will have more time to continue mining ETH because that's just the way ETH Devs have been doing their thing for past years, not saying it's certain but we are already used to this false panic of mining coming to an end, if it thus happens we have other options available, bothered? Nope
ok so there could be some place, if I understand your answer correctly |
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Hello, I have 12 Intel Xeon Gold 6248R @ 3.00GHz processors, I have 288 processors in total.
Which coin do you think I can mine with the best profit?
One question also is : will the mining gains be higher than the devaluation of your CPU in the same time frame ? Even with raptoreum ? |
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And should we first care about core temp or vram temp ? For cards like 3060 Ti / 3070 we generally don't known the vram temp, we only have the core, so in this case how do you translate the core temp to have an idea of the vram temp, something like vram temps = core temp + 30or40°c ?
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Would you use/try a new ethash miner given that POS is coming soon, or you wouldn't even bother (even if it as an obvious + value) and stay with the current leading ones. The related question is : do you think that the difficulty bomb will really explode in june or will it be postponed ?
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Enfin une date pour Ethereum 2.0 Le 22 juin 2022. https://journalducoin.com/ethereum/date-ethereum-2-proof-of-stake/Ainsi, le 10 janvier, @Superphiz, le consultant en santé communautaire de la chaîne Beacon d’Ethereum, a annoncé le déploiement de The Merge pour le 22 juin 2022.
En d’autre terme, Ethereum devrait passer du Proof of Work au Proof of Stake aux alentours de cette date.
« La fusion d’Ethereum aura lieu aux alentours de juin 22, mais elle n’aura pas d’impact sur les frais de transaction que vous payez. Après la fusion, l’accent sera probablement mis sur les frais, mais vous pouvez être proactif dès maintenant en utilisant des outils comme Polygon, Gnosis Chain, Arbiturm, Optimism et zksync. » En d’autre terme, Ethereum devrait passer du Proof of Work au Proof of Stake aux alentours de cette date. Il y a une chance pour que ça soit de nouveau repoussé ou vous croyez que c'est la bonne ? |
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