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Just looking for some opinions here: I fired up 2 AMD 7950's Dual-Mining ETH and Sia Last night. Been sort of tweaking the settings and Overclock over the past 12H but wanted to see if I am getting proper results for my settings: BAT: setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0 setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100 setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool us1.ethpool.org:3333 -ewal 0x9C242ad2B0cF40f58e01C7b8c3b79f83F792bD18 -dpool " http://siamining.com:9980/miner/header?address=be71aa6e9ca5e046fde5c6fedc9a295bbf631acd300b57d7e20559bd53850f3d86442bc20ee8&worker=Work1" -dcoin sia CLOCKS: AMD 7950: 1050/1500 Haven't done much OC tweaking/testing with these - Just raised memory clocks mostly to see a little MH boost MH: Client Side - ETH: ~25MH (Accepting around 20-25 Valid Shares/hour on ethpool). Sia: ~385MH (75-80k Valid Shares/Hr on SiaMining) Pool Side Screenshots- ETH: https://www.screencast.com/t/ySMnJBLuwE , SIA: https://www.screencast.com/t/qZyq9wv9Wondering if these results seem normal, or if I could be doing something better? Thanks! Thats pretty low for Sia. I've got a 7970 and it gets 12.5MH/s ETH plus 620MH/s Sia. You probably want to add the -dcri xx argument I have mine set at -dcri 49 and it gives me double the Sia while only lowing ETH by like 0.5 MH. You can tweak the -dcri value in the runtime using the +/- keys. Then hit "S" for stats and you can find your best ratio. Then put that in the start bat. Thanks Vogonpoetry, Ill give that a try and let you know what I find! |
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Just looking for some opinions here: I fired up 2 AMD 7950's Dual-Mining ETH and Sia Last night. Been sort of tweaking the settings and Overclock over the past 12H but wanted to see if I am getting proper results for my settings: BAT: setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0 setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100 setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool us1.ethpool.org:3333 -ewal 0x9C242ad2B0cF40f58e01C7b8c3b79f83F792bD18 -dpool " http://siamining.com:9980/miner/header?address=be71aa6e9ca5e046fde5c6fedc9a295bbf631acd300b57d7e20559bd53850f3d86442bc20ee8&worker=Work1" -dcoin sia CLOCKS: 2 AMD 7950: 1050/1500 Haven't done much OC tweaking/testing with these - Just raised memory clocks mostly to see a little MH boost MH: Client Side - ETH: ~25MH (Accepting around 20-25 Valid Shares/hour on ethpool). Sia: ~385MH (75-80k Valid Shares/Hr on SiaMining) Pool Side Screenshots- ETH: https://www.screencast.com/t/ySMnJBLuwE , SIA: https://www.screencast.com/t/qZyq9wv9Wondering if these results seem normal, or if I could be doing something better? Thanks! |
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Is anyone else not able to remote into their A4? I have mine online and am able to see that it is using the default IP address with an IP scanner, but whenever I type it into a browser I am getting a 'Site cannot be reached' message.
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Anyone receive their miner? Can anyone confirm 280 mh/s @ 1000w?
I got my miner today and got it hashing. I am getting 272-3 mhs at the miner using 1070 watts from the wall. Hope this helps Nice! Which PSU is that? |
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All these seems like a SCAM
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For the members here who are placing a large order and going directly to Inno as part of the group buy offer. If you feel comfortable letting us know that you ordered using the group buy that would be awesome. I would love to get an idea how many people are able to take advantage of this offer. Thanks!
I am trying, but having no luck in reaching sales or any of the other emails since last Saturday. Either they are going into a spam folder or they are pissed at all the email I have been sending... No luck  Im in Arizona, and was going to buy the 3 units. 5 units was a bit too much, but 3 I can handle. If anyone want's to piggy-back on my order (assuming I can get through to them to place it), let me know. I would also be willing to piggy-back on someone else order if they have actually managed to get a response from them... Hey usao, I am also in Arizona hoping to get my hands on one a4 miner. Perhaps we could get an order shipped somewhere around here? |
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For those of you in the US that are interested in getting an A4, but don't want to commit to ordering 3 or more of them I would like to suggest that a forum member who wants to buy 1 or more miners and would be willing to take delivery of a bunch of miners for the group here could act as a central shipping destination. We then would pay postage from that forum members location to our own. This of course needs to be someone that we trust to send us the miners once they arrive. We would pay our funds to Inno directly and then when all paid and the miners ship they would be shipped to the forum member here who could send these to each purchaser.
Also keep in mind that we "may" have to pay import fees as well. It is hit or miss regarding having to pay these fees. I have had it go both ways when buying stuff overseas. So "BRACE YOURSELF" for the possibility of having to pay these fees. If you don't agree to pay any import fees then please don't order a miner. We want this group buy to be as smooth and trouble free as possible.
I am just thinking out loud here. So please chime in if you have ideas, suggestions, or would be interested in being our "trusted" member on the forum that would help the group along that would be awesome. I would like to see if we can get our orders in as soon as possible. I would like to see if we can get some commitments from the group to move ahead. So speak up. We need your thoughts, and suggestions.
Thanks for all of your research, Longsnowsm. I am still interested in getting only one shipped into the US and am willing to work with others to get a few of these shipped over to honor Inno's min 3 requirement for the group buy. If anyone else has the same interest within the US and wants to get something figured out, let me know. |
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Id be interested in getting one. If not the first batch then one in the 2nd. Would like to hear more from Inno though; been trying to get a hold of them.
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Thanks to everyone for the help, I have had the issue resolved. Apparently the IP on the back of the rig wasn't really the IP to point the browser at. I used an IP scanner and found the correct IP, fairly simple (as it usually is when I cannot figure something out).
I'll look to reflash the SD to overclock the miner when it gets a little cooler outside, as I live in the desert right now in the middle of summer so my elec bill would skyrocket
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Hi mate, the easiest thing to do is use mylanviewer its free trial and it works awesome and easy to use
I love you |
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If you read my post you would see that I have already tried that.  |
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I'm sorry for changing the subject. But I am having an issue setting up my A2 Terminator! I am going to pay anybody who is willing to assist me in getting it running... I have already started a thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=782996.msg8838084#msg8838084Basically my issue is that I cannot find the miner when i point a browser to it. My ip is 192.168.0.xxx format while the miner is 192.168.0.xxx...I have tried all the changing IP's on my PC and modem and nothing has worked. You will find everything I have tried in my thread. AGAIN I am willing to pay for assistance in getting it running! I am sorry to the OP for posting this here but I really need some help because I have tried everything I know of to change the network IP's to match and it still wont find the miner. |
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Hello, I am currently trying to get an A2 Terminator up and running on my network. Unfortunately when I try to point a browser to it nothing is coming up. Here is what I have tried so far: I first tried to connect the miner directly to my PC. When I tried to point a browser to the miners IP nothing would come up. I then noticed that I have an ip that is 192.168.0.xxx format, while the miner is 192.168.1.xxx. So I went into the control panel and changed my computer IP to the same format as the miner, this is what a guide I had found online ( http://fuk.io/a2-terminator-innosilicon-scrypt-asic-miner-setup-guide-and-review/) stated to do. But this did not work either. Next, I tried to connect my miner directly to my modem, as well as my pc to the same modem and attempted to point the browser to it, but of course the IP was not the same so I changed the IP as the guide I previously mention stated, no luck. I then found another guide online on how to change the IP on my modem (modem is a zyxel), and went through with this, changing it to a 192.168.1.xxx format. I then tried everything that I had tried before under the new modem IP settings and nothing worked! This also caused me to have internet connection issues so i have had to factory reset my modem a couple times. So here I am now looking for some help, possibly with anyone who might have some experience with these types of miners. I figured my next step would be to reflash the SD card in the miner. I have zero experience in doing something like that so I wanted to see if anyone had any other ideas, or if they could possibly help me out with the reflash process if that is ending up what needs to happen. The A2 guide I mentioned has a link to an overclock image for the A2 so I figured I would use that one if it came down to it; unless someone has a better idea! Like I said in the title, I am willing to make a donation/pay for someone to help me. I plan on giving a fair amount for the work done! Please post here or PM me if you are willing! Thank You |
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That is a great (very professional) looking chart  ! Too bad the robot will have done away most all of my bitcoin by then....Notice how i said bitcoin; I started with 3.35 BTC now have less than one! The robot failed to save much of my profits during the previous dip, as you claimed it should. Instead the robot failed to even run during the crash...everything was going down and the robot seemed to freeze up like it does during times of high volatility (I have been monitoring my robot daily for 4 months now, I can tell when it is and isn't working). So hopefully I still have some BTC by the time of your predicted rise, but I am making the assumption that I will. Im sure the robot will wait till it has risen most of the way to buy in though! lol. My story matches with a lot of other customers in this thread as well I can see. The risk was all mine to take though, and this time it (the robot) has simply just been a failure! Just remember, I was one of BTC Robots first customers (since aug 14, 2013) and if you look at my previous posts I had nothing but good to say about it! |
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You are taking 1-2 wrong trades of thousands and making false conclusions. Let robot trade 2-3 months I actually have been monitoring the trades the robot has been making closely, and the actual trades show up on my BTC-e account. Many of them being like the trades I have posted previously. I have had the robot for 3 months, see my earlier post (#243) Nothing is handed to you in life Agreed, Which is why I paid $250 for the robot.  |
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Bitcoin traders, next target is $370.
That is when on the support level it will define the further move. it is a strong buying point because btc always bounced back from this level. $370->800 could be a good target.
If broken $370 important support level, then it will return to normal $150-200 usd as before.
A.K.A the robot will sell your coins at $370 and then buy back above $500..(just my experience thus far) |
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You guys need to understand that we are talking here about mathematical model that is created to protect your capital from drastical price fluctuations. When you are getting huge strong trend you can also get huge correction back.
The robot is calculating PROBABILITIES of such thing. It's not a magic ball and can't see the future correct ALL the time. Obviously it will make some mistakes and it is normal, but the goal is to at least to be correct most of the time, that is enough to be profitable long term and protect the capital.
So picking couple of wrong trades out of thousands is not a good strategy. You need to let it work for a few months in different market conditions and you will see its potential!
Yes we have heard you say this many times before. I have already let my robot work for a few months (since AUG 18th). And I would say it has made close to a thousand trades. All it has achieved thus far is cutting my bitcoin balance in half. I would love to receive a refund now....But I know you wont let me because I am over the 60 day guarantee, which is my fault. It was my mistake putting so much trust in a new system. I completely agree with this statement by BombaUcigasa: What we want to know, do you understand how Bitcoin works? Do you understand that it is not similar to other fad technologies, stocks or stores of value? Do you understand that each bubble causes the price to jump up 10x then recover to 5x compared to before? Do you understand that Bitcoin's value is growing exponentially by more than 0.5% a day?
Sure, if it crashes to 0, your bot has done it's job (of saving 90% of your investment in dollars). But if Bitcoin is successful, it will only be providing negative profit compared to simply not doing anything after you acquire Bitcoin. |
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