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1  Economy / Services / Looking for employment opportunities (How to translate mining experience?) on: April 25, 2019, 09:22:18 PM
Hello Bitcointalk. I recently closed down my medium sized mining operation and now I'm about to start looking for a real job. I plan on posting on the job search engines like monster and government sites, but I figured maybe I should post here first due to my experience. I'm located in the Baltimore area and I built the rigs, designed the systems (carpentry, electrical, cooling, networking) and maintained them for my mining farm. I had 45 rigs (315 cards total) and 45 ASICs running. Unfortunately, my investor decided it wasn't worth doing anymore, so we had to shut down the operation.

So now I'm looking for something else. Aside from the mining experience, I have a Master's degree in Government (Homeland Security and Counter-Terrorism), military experience (infantry), and work experience in management, security, and IT. The problem is I don't really know what I want to do or what types of jobs I should be looking for. I'm basically going to start looking for a sys admin or upper tier helpdesk job.

Are there any jobs that mining would translate into well? Or is anyone here looking for a skilled mining admin? Let me know!  Cheesy
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Can someone help me remember the name of the overclock/algorithm/gpu database? on: June 27, 2018, 08:01:52 PM
I remember seeing this one site that had a huge database of user inputted hashrates/overlocks/etc. It was black text on a white background and interactive buttons... it looked something like gpulister.com, gpustats.com, miningspeed.com, and miningchamp.com but it had a lot more entries (it had everything like keccak, etc). anyone know what i'm talking about?
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Comparison of last 3 Asrock h81 PRO BTC 2.0 BIOS (strange behavior) on: June 06, 2018, 04:59:37 PM
Hello everyone. I'm planning on sending this post to Asrock as well, but I wanted to post here as well to see if anyone has a similar experience.

BIOS 1.20 (2014/7/28) is the BIOS that comes with the board. It's fine but does not support Above 4G decoding and of course it's old, so doesn't contain the microcode patches that the newer ones do. It also has this MOLEX warning splash screen when you install more than 2 cards that you can bypass with a keypress. It is the newer style UEFI type of BIOS that is found in most motherboards nowadays.

BIOS 1.30B (2018/2/27) is the second BIOS update for this board. This is the one I've been using for a few months now and it's been great. It does support Above 4G decoding, and has no splash screen, even if you install more than 2 cards, but the strange thing is that it uses the older BIOS style screen and not the more modern UEFI style screens. This is the BIOS I'll continue to use for now.

BIOS 1.40 (2018/5/21) is the latest BIOS update for this board and has some very peculiar behavior. The release notes signify "Update CPU Microcode", however it does not support above 4G decoding (just like 1.20), has the newer style UEFI screen (just like 1.20), and has that MOLEX warning splash screen when you install more than 2 cards (just like 1.20). The only problem is that you can't bypass the splash screen when you have more than 2 cards installed.

Here is an imgur gallery of all 3 BIOSs. Any users of this board experience the same problems? https://imgur.com/a/2bl2nEd
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