Next is probably the lovely high rejects argument Also, VARDIFF would increase my payouts by like 72% or something...
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Hope h2o made enough cash to retire because he's just pissed away a gold mine (excuse the pun). Down to 13 Gh/s, soon to be over taken by PoolWaffle. It was fun while it lasted MC. RIP Yeah, poor h2o Down to a measley 13GH/s where 3% goes to him... so now he only has 390MH/s going to his private account. That poor sucker!
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For a second, I thought it was something else lol.
So how can I get some deer jerky..
You can't. Guess OP got bored with the idea and decided to stop posting.
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how many do you need in preorders to get that discount? any ballpark? maybe get a group buy going here?
I will be doing the anlaysis on that this weekend as well as coming up with some basic diagrams for assembly instructions, but likely they will be 30 units for a 10% discount, 60 units for a 20% discount, and 150 units for a 30% discount. i'd be interested in stackable units that can support 2 PSU's and then a box fan if possible. the box fan mount isn't necessary but would be a nice touch for sure! how far apart are the GPU's mounted?
The current design is for allowing a minimum of 1" of space between GPUs and that is if you are using 8 cards. Most GPUs are less than 2" wide, so the 24" base allows for 1" in between cards which, coupled with a box fan is sufficient head dissipation. As of now the add-ons are going to be: Stackable PSU supports (one or two) HDD/SDD bracket pre-drilled ATX mobo holes - plastic standoffs, if needed - brass standoffs, if needed pre-drilled GPU front screw holes - screws, if needed Box fan mount also, have you looked into creating the rig in a way that the cards are oriented in a vertical way to blow the air up out of the vents? i built my own angled aluminum rig this way(i did a very poor job LOL) and to me it seems like it would be just a tad more efficient in terms of dissipating the heat. just a thought...
I have custom-built a vertical rig, but have concerns about a mass-produced model as the size of the video cards must be identical or I don't feel the supports are substantial enough so all cards in a unit must be the same height or I must make the support bar seperated into adjustable parts which I don't find cost effective: Edit: In this picture, I simulated the size of the customers card with a block of wood that I cut down. It is clamped onto the support because it was requested that I do not drill the GPU holes, so I had nothing to screw my Radeon 5850 Wood Edition into.
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just an FYI if you have low hash rate (i do) then stay away from this pool and middlecoin not worth your time.. That is all.. 20 mins to get 1 accept share @ 100 kh/s and over 30 rejects = not good FYI, if you have no idea how difficulty and mining works, stay away from all pools... That is all...
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What? You love H20 because he's busy off doing something else rather than running or improving middlecoin? Please show me evidence that he is not running or improving Middlecoin. This pool has been around for seven months and there have been no hacks or attacks as far as I know. What is so horribly wrong with Middlecoin right now? We are having a couple of bad days and people are jumping ship? Fine by me, but I'm too lazy to make a move every couple of days. Unlike h2o, I don't give a shit how big the total hashrate is as long as my payouts are still consistent. It's been my experience that the low days are followed by pretty nice ones, so I am just hoping history repeats itself in the near future.
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I'd be interested but $200 is not on my list...
Understandable. I'm working on bringing the costs down to where $200 has all the bells and whistles but $100-140 is still a really solid design that most people will have no problem using. Edit: also thinking about doing pre-orders to see if I can reach the order threshold for a 10-30% discount from the aluminum supplier.
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And if some of the other pool operators answer every little question over and over again, that just means they waste a lot of their time on the forum instead of doing something productive. Which is not exactly a positive sign in my book.
This. Times a thousand. That's why I personally love h2o in the gayest way possible. He is busy doing actual work (or lines of coke off a strippers ass) instead of sitting around the forms correcting idiots on the basics of mining and difficulty and their stupid fairy-tale-solves-all-problems VARDIFF.
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Just wanted to point this edit out. I was told by a friend that these worked just fine without being powered but that is NOT the case. I have tested it myself and they will only work when the molex is plugged in. Also, I should have unpowered x1 to x1 risers coming in next week as well as the USB styled risers. Website launching March 1st! That being said, the powered ones do not need the power to be plugged in for them to work, so they can serve as unpowered risers as well.
EDIT: This is incorrect. After testing these out they MUST be connected to the Molex or they will not work.
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Like I just said, for concerns and suggestions. Both of which H2o seems to give a shit about.
Why should he care about suggestions from people who use his pool? Besides "make the website prettier" what suggestions do most people have to offer? Are they going to develop a new algorithm to increase payouts? If so, he is probably interested in that, but if someone had the ability to better his algorithms then they probably are a pool operator themselves. As for concerns... what concerns do you think that could be brought up that h2o is not aware of? I swear some people just think he is sitting in penthouse suite in Vegas doing lines of coke off strippers asses while collecting all these fees. He isn't running the most successful (to-date) auto-exchanging pool by just sitting on his ass. He gets shit done and it's obvious because the pool is still standing and still competing for the title of most profitable pool.
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Who are these people that are constantly needing to be in contact with pool operators?
You guys must have a shit load of hashes.
Are you suggesting level of customer service should be tied to Hashrate? No. I just am saying that I have never needed to contact a pool operator since I have been mining. Just curious why people need to contact him?
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Who are these people that are constantly needing to be in contact with pool operators?
You guys must have a shit load of hashes.
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Yeah, no kidding... that clown better get on here and explain why my rejects are lower now than they were last week and why I keep receiving consistent payouts.
This shit is no joke. This is my livelihood!
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Welp! Looks like the aluminum won't get here until Monday. Going to be a relaxing weekend for me then...
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OMFG THIS POOL IB SROKEN
I RECEIVED ONLY ONE PAYOUT EVERYDAY FOR NOW LIKE 18 DAYS BUT Y I CAN NO GET TOO PAYOUTZ
MY HASH SHOWS 2.2Mhz BUT I ONLY HAVE 2.012 MASHSES
FIX THE FUCKIN POOL US CAMMER
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Custom colors would be cool, but I think I'd just stick with a plain look, since it's just going to be stored away anyway.
Any future plans on having a 20" box fan mount for the back of the rig or something? Or like add-on parts for that? If not a box fan, what about 120mm, 140mm, or 200mm computer case fan mounting points?
Man, I was just discussing this with my dad yesterday and he said no one would want that. About to text him a screen shot of this... but yes! I plan on adding a box-fan mount as I think that is the best heat dissipation solution outside of an actual data-center cooling system. We are needing to get the next order of aluminum before finalizing everything. The custom orders were great, and we will definitely enjoy working on them, but I'm reserving some of the aluminum for personal use so we can tinker our designs and finally get some quality pictures up. I am also working on turning sketches into assembly instructions. After I get the aluminum I will be working on making 5-10 stackable base units so I can conduct some tests on their umm... "stackability". I will not sell any stackable units until I am sure they stack well and have a recommended stack limit.
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I can vouch for this guy, I bought a bunch of him a few weeks ago and they are working great in my rig. here is a photo, not sure if you can see the cables though: https://i.imgur.com/pNpb7YP.jpgThanks again for the speedy delivery! You are very welcome! That is a damn fine rig you got there, man!
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Quick update on price:I am not entirely done with cost analysis, still needing to consider packaging and how to redo the pricing to a model that has add-ons to lower the base price. The total price right now for a stackable 4-8GPU, 2PSU model, with pre-drilled ATX specification holes for the Mobo, 2 PSU support brackets, HD mount, and pre-drilled holes for GPU front mounts is going to likely be $199. Of course, all of those features are optional. You can throw down a piece of cardboard and forgo the mobo standoff altogether, and the PSUs can just rest inside of the case without any brackets - they fit nicely between the motherboard support tubing. Twist or zip-ties can be used instead of the GPU screws, and SSD's or thumb drives can be used instead of needing an HD mounting bracket. Right now I am working out a solution with the add-ons so that I can get the base price closer to $100 and then you can add-on whatever you want. Aluminum order update:The aluminum supplier is currently out of the black tubing, so I am only going to have silver tubing and black connectors in stock hopefully by the weekend. In the future I think I might get some custom colored connectors so that you can pick your own color combo. I plan to have both silver and black tubing and probably three or four colors of the connectors. Let me know if anyone would be interested in certain colors of connectors. Maybe silver tubing with Bitcoin orange connectors?
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How much would it cost for a 4 GPU 1 PSU 1 Mobo stackable?
PM sent. Out of aluminum for a few days. In the meantime I am going to focus on assembly instructions for the base model. I love the custom orders, though, they are a lot of fun!
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Materials cost around $44 shipped for what I want to build.
What are you wanting to build? Seems really cheap! I'd love to be able to get my costs that low...
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