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So now you post reviews on a forum you cant view unless you register.
Must have an advanced degree in how not to build trust and how not to market.
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OP - Glad to see you got the virus scan total to Zero. I know it is a pain but you cant expect people to trust in this environment. There are a lot of scammers in crypto...seems to draw them. Anyways now that its not flagging hopefully some legendary members can test it and publish results. My farm runs on linux so i cannot run your software. If it works as you describe i could see a lot of folks coming to use it. Maybe consider talking with some of the major linux mining OSes. And +1 Merit for actually addressing the issue (even if you took offense at first  ) Yup, it's still the same file  You have many rigs so maybe you could try a test rig, write down your current linux hash rate, then install windows and test RigMaster, give it few days to reach stable state, then compare the hash rate. I don't have linux so I don't know, I like to use windows only, that's why I have to develop this App to support windows coz all the mining solution and support utilities for windows seem not good enough. https://photos.google.com/search/_tra_/photo/AF1QipPcNfn6kqjbZJWug64f9xG0gahuKyQvbxZeQRTIAll of my rigs run off a 16-64gb thumbdrive. Windows is a horribly bloated OS for mining. I measure up time in months on rigs. I dont put drives on them because of the extra cost / less power…rigs get 4gb of ram total and 6-13 gpus depending on motherboard. Linux is freely available. Google Ubuntu. |
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Impressed by the low power at only 65 Watt at 178 Mhsh or so.I am pretty sure that most of the miners here will be more than willing to see that miner go to 200-300 watt and see 4x or 5x the hash rate it currently has.That can be the miner all people living in countries like Germany and alike are waiting for because they pay really high electricity cost.I also hope you have success in your work and hopefully we will see more FPGA with better 16 GB HBM2 memory in not the so distant future.
The JC board will not take that much power. You can get a little more from water cooling but 200-300 watts will most likely end in tears or fire! That's not true, the JCC2L boards can take 450W (not per FPGA, total, so 225W per FPGA). I was speaking per fpga so yeah under the best conditions 25w more than i stated. You know plenty of high end fpgas have been burned up by inability to keep cool in mining. And you know there are no where near as many of these FPGAs out there as even 30XX cards...magnitudes less. |
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OP - Glad to see you got the virus scan total to Zero. I know it is a pain but you cant expect people to trust in this environment. There are a lot of scammers in crypto...seems to draw them. Anyways now that its not flagging hopefully some legendary members can test it and publish results. My farm runs on linux so i cannot run your software. If it works as you describe i could see a lot of folks coming to use it. Maybe consider talking with some of the major linux mining OSes. And +1 Merit for actually addressing the issue (even if you took offense at first ) |
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You're seriously comparing projects with $275 and $23,639,371 daily volume?
What do you mean with 275$ daily volume? Have you checked it at least? Since Crypton gained +650% to its rate during the last month, it only gained popularity. And if you'll check its own exchange, you'll see all the volumes, etc. https://crp.is/Currently world wide 24hr volume of all crypton traded is $13,271 #1601 on the list from Coingecko. |
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Should just have to have it execute another instance or miner for the other device.
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I guess this is the end for ergo gpu mining as well hehe, less coin for gpus and more coins for asics and fpga's ehhe
Except those boards are very expensive and not available in large numbers. The company that produced them is bankrupt. My point is if fpgas can double, triple its hashrate then an asic will be there in few months. Forget autolikos2 on gpus, well they can always fork like other coins have done. I think you need to go look at the backlog in semi conductor production before you say a few months to asic. More like a year+ at this point. Fpgas fork easily unlike asics. But again it is not the threat you claim it is….there simply isnt the magnitude of volume of fpgas and the cost is sufficient to keep it that way for now. |
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I guess this is the end for ergo gpu mining as well hehe, less coin for gpus and more coins for asics and fpga's ehhe
Except those boards are very expensive and not available in large numbers. The company that produced them is bankrupt. |
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Impressed by the low power at only 65 Watt at 178 Mhsh or so.I am pretty sure that most of the miners here will be more than willing to see that miner go to 200-300 watt and see 4x or 5x the hash rate it currently has.That can be the miner all people living in countries like Germany and alike are waiting for because they pay really high electricity cost.I also hope you have success in your work and hopefully we will see more FPGA with better 16 GB HBM2 memory in not the so distant future.
The JC board will not take that much power. You can get a little more from water cooling but 200-300 watts will most likely end in tears or fire! |
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The motherboard is doing same thing a Y 24pin cable does. The psus are not synced but are turned on/off together. So do be careful not to mix psus on a riser/gpu set.
Always power riser and gpu in riser from same psu.
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The second psu is only turned on and off by the motherboard AUXPWR2 plug. The AUXPWR1 slot is the one used by the motherboard for actual power. Only if you physically stick a gpu into the pcie x16 slot then that gpu only has to have power from AUXPWR1 psu. All others can be on either AUXPWR1 or PWR2…just be sure the riser and gpu are powered by the same psu.
Not sure what you are seeing not seeing on the small pcie slot boards.
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Sure try it with a pcie 6pin in rise (no molex / no sata).
It may just be not enough power delivered.
I don’t have enough 6 pin connectors to use on the riser, I am using all of the 6 and 8 pins for the GPU’s. Is the only solution to getting more pcie cables buying one more psu? Remove a gpu or two to free up a plug to test and see if it resolves. |
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Sure try it with a pcie 6pin in rise (no molex / no sata).
It may just be not enough power delivered.
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80% of rated is the rule.
200amp panel can provide 160amps static load.
3000w x 2 = 6000W.....30amp 240v can provide 7200watts but only 5760 static load. Your asics will be a static load so i would put 2 on a 40amp circuit or 1 each on individual 20amp circuits.
Also consider what the static draw is on the panel already and if you have the available static load. This is done by using an amp meter on the mains coming into the panel.
I highly recommend having a licensed electrician do the work. Most places have NEC (or similar) electrical code requirements and also a lot of places require permitting and inspection of these matters.
Short cuts in power can quickly lead to much bigger problems.
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I am trying to get T-Rex miner running on Win 7 64 bit old computer /w one 3060 TI card. The 3060 TI has worked well with T-Rex in a newer computer running Windows 10 64 bit, but I got a new and faster card for it and so I want to keep the older card (the 3060 TI) running in my older computer.
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I know someone may suggest I try to upgrade to Windows 10 but that isn't supported on the older computer. It might work or at least boot but if it didn't both run ok as a Win 10 instal and fix the CUDA issue it would give me more complications to try to fix.
Why not grab a usb 3.0 16+gb memstick and slap any of the linux mining OSes on it. Should be no issue to support the older hardware. Dont even have to blank the drive (disconnect it if you want). Most of the linux based mining OSes will mine on just about anything! |
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Stability above all else. I run almost every miner on my rigs based on the cards and what the rig likes best. If i get more uptime with miner X over Y then i prefer to be up and more stable over time = more shares. Abosulte max speed is like chassing the most profitable coin at the moment. I prefer the stable/steady over the absolute fastest. They are never one in the same.
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Getting listed by quaility top tier exchanges can be beneficial by providing access to much larger markets. Because even though i use both….im looking at the metrics of the exchanges reported.
I prefer CG becaus they rank exchanges by trust. And allows you to see the good ones from the fake volume sites.
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Board only needs PCIEx1 connector or bigger to mine with risers. Risers are only X1 connection with X16 slot.
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