I should mention, the motherboard is a ASUS Z270A, has seven PCIe slots (so I'm not using one) and the two GPUs that aren't being addressed are on good working risers.
I went into the BIOS and changed all the PCIe connections to Gen2 to increase capacity, but no effect.
Gen2 is one step usually needed, the second one needed (on my Supermicro boards) is: "Above 4G Decoding" you can try to find something similar in your BIOS and enable it |
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so in all transparency....I used a dice, rolled it and the winner is................................
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jk_14 with the crazy outdoors rig !!! Congratulations and thanks to everyone for playing this silly contest, brought to you by cryptominingtalk.com and the referral/ad money it gets. I might have more contests coming up for fun, let me know if you have any suggestions !!!
Peace,
Thank you  P.S. I need to add one hint, if someone want to make some outdoor rig, it's nice to preserve SLI pins at least with some adhesive tape or plastic cover because some of pins may be dimmed after months |
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they have their own pool, but sometimes a wallet doesnt answer to a rpc call and in this case some shares could be sent to the other coin as "fallover".. generally its < 0.1%
You may have noticed the lbry invalid job ids during payouts... its a good sample if a coin is alone.
The other case is on connect.. if you are the first to mine a secondary coin, you get first the current "block" until a new job is ready. if you submit shares before you get the new block template... its counted and converted... I don't do exchanges, its taken from pool fees..
Great work! and what is approx. wildkeccak hashrate for 1070? |
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the current project wouldnt work for windy installations i suppose, rain would just be blown sideways inside the container
where i live the wind can blow rain at an almost 90° angle
during that more than half of year - there were many rainy, really windy days that metal netting surface is just to catch a watter drops, and doubled one by one in 1cm distance - is just to catch most strong watter drops, which potentially goes beyond the first surface as I wrote somewhere: after some time, I forgot my early thoughts about switching it off during a storm |
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Hot air being lighter than cool air, it create under the table a pocket of hot air protecting your hardware from humidity & such,
that is exactly what I want to say... PSU is more sensitive for humidity than GPU's (e.g. my 750Ti were totally humidity resistant) and PSU takes an air a bit warmed by GPUs, so the humidity is decreased there |
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there is no problem to have breakers inside, trust me  |
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This last one is a winner, more pics pls  I will provide DIY manual, but a bit later DIY manual (click on image):  |
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What a awesome project!!
I was thinking about this but then I changed my mind because the birds and insects would harm the Rig.
DIY manual (click on image): |
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because the way how air circulate under the table and some instalation gadgets
the best proof is that all of my PSU's still work fine,
after summer and winter true tests
Superb! What are the lowest temperatures your rig has experienced in the winter? And what were the highest temperatures in summer? I really like your design! between -15 -20C degree in winter (fans sometimes stop for a while) 25-30 in summer (GPU about 70C and fans 50%) |
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You say mobo and psu is proteted against humidity? how?
because the way how air circulate under the table and some instalation gadgets the best proof is that all of my PSU's still work fine, after summer and winter true tests |
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Lol nice man, very creative and cheap! that Ikea LACK table costs 5 usd |
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This last one is a winner, more pics pls I will provide DIY manual, but a bit later |
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I like it! how many insects did you end up slaughtering?
no insects at all, it seems they stay away from it (in fact, my area is not insect intensive, mainly flies?) you could also try to protect from insect by adding the metal netting from bottom (that material is not really affecting cooling) |
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edit: If a lot of people post their rigs, I may end the contest earlier than in one month. I also might do 1st place, 2nd place and 3rd place prizes. Or maybe Most original, Most functional, Most ghetto, etc.
most orginal, you say... Ok, my outdoor rig passed the winter test perfectly, so it seems I may disclose it now... (all weather condition proof, from -20 to +30 Celsius degree tested, no extra cooling needed)    https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1581221.0 |
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Is there a way to change the intensity ?
Change -cb to some value, experiment. And what about linux version? In near future. how near? |
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Can someone point me to the repo for this? Or build instructions to build from scratch?
If this is an open source project, I will contribute to it (beyond the six beers, I'll help with code, etc.)
But if it's closed source, I'm going to try and get going with ubuntu instead.
Primary reason for running linux is it is open source and thus more vetted.
all sources are included, check /opt/kopiemtu directory |
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ubuntu server 14.04
For some reason 16.04 server won't boot. Just saw your message, trying 14.04. I don't really need a GUI, as these machines will never have a display again, hopefully. Thanks to you and @mirny! try KopiemTu 3.0: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=520998.0 |
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something is wrong with that pool
not proper diff, no block for many days
fixed 10 days without single block... everything is still OK with the pool? now we can see - 5 blocks were discovered within those 10 days... it's quite hard to mine on pool with such "fake history" I hope that is fixed now... |
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but since I'm not running sgminer as sudo, the program spits out a permissions error.
run sgminer as root? |
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