Yes i know i can push them but for me rx 470/570=30mhs is enough and for 480/580=32mhs is enough and for 5700=54-55mhs is enough for me. i been using polaris cards many years and was happy with that speed, never crash never problem, forget about rig  Agree, less speed but more stability long term. I was just happy to see that now for Polaris cards Claymore beats Phoenix  Btw, do you have Vega? If yes can you test straps with Vega gpu? Most likely it should work, because problem that I fixed in strap driver was not gpu specific but still it would be good to actualy check it. Sorry i dont have vegas only polaris navi and 1000 series |
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Thanks for new version, Can you add that future to AMD cards too made a and b. Will be nice to see beam mining improvements too and raven support please.
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If they disabled LTC withdrawal it's because there's a problem and they know it.
Give them some time to sort it out.
I understand there can be problem but it will be nice if you get notified about that. Forget notification you cant even get answer from support for 24hours, With all these earning service must be better. |
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Finally support team answered, they forwarded my issue to technical team
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I had these issues with Nicehash before. Sometimes the withdraw is pretty quick and other times you need to wait like 6-12 hours. No idea why it happens. I think if there are way too many withdraws at once they ended resulting in some delays with withdraws.
However they are legit you don't need to worry about it. In the past they had some issues with the CEO but they were pretty good ever since. In the future, just don't keep large balances on any type of mining pools unless you are buying hashpower. No reason at all to keep a large balance. Especially LTC which has very cheap transaction fees. You can always send it back and forth.
6-12hours ok but now it is more than 24 hours still no answer from team and not received money.i cant send it back it says unable to cancel.i |
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Probably LTC withdrawal part only, I withdraw BTC few hours ago and I received it on binance exchange BTC address successfully, I suggest you contact the team or give it more time, this is why I told the team at one time ago to always make transaction hash available like some exchanges
No answer from team too. Thanks good to know that BTC is working Lol are you scared or something? Nicehash can be trusted you know, even when they platform got hacked few years back they promised to pay all lost funds back and they fulfilled their promise, I'm sure you will get your LTC, if withdraw is in halt mode there must be a reason Lol im not scared it is not big amount it is only 0.5LTC. The bad thing is it is stuck in blockchain i cant cancel it nothing, Nicehash disabled LTC withdrawal but they dont notify that it is disabled or what ever hell happened. i stopped all my machines right now, will never use nicehash again. |
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Probably LTC withdrawal part only, I withdraw BTC few hours ago and I received it on binance exchange BTC address successfully, I suggest you contact the team or give it more time, this is why I told the team at one time ago to always make transaction hash available like some exchanges
No answer from team too. Thanks good to know that BTC is working |
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Hello everyone. 15 hours ago i did withdraw from nicehash and not recieved yet, It always took 30min max 40min. But this time it is has been long,
Does anyone know what is going on?
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You can measure your efficiency but it need alot of doing stuff around. you read wattage from wall and reading from what you are consuming. Software will not report you correct power consumption you must test it manually without PC. Heavy loads like resistors. lets say wall showing 600w but you are consuming 500w 500/600= 0.83x100 = 83 % efficiency is your power supply. Also it is different in some point like 20% load 50% load and 100% load.
600w is not good for 4x1660 even they are less power hungry that psu will not last long. 850w psu will be good choice for 4x1660
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I'd rather get the best hashrate out of my gpu to get closer to my ROI than been worry about life span, your card can't last a lifetime for mining because difficultly grows bigger every year meaning at one point it will become obsolete, avoid high overclocking and use the most stable settings possible, that's all you'd ever need
There is an issue with this line of thought, do you maximize the residual value of a GPU? or cook the card? Probably the two best answers to this question are the 480 GB nitro+ sapphire card and the EVGA 1080 ti. Both have held up in value, still do a decent amount of hashing and were not too bad cost wise. The 1080ti is particularly noteworthy because it has/had good mining flexibility. One other point to note is that higher efficiencies (W/Mhs) are at the lower MSI AB settings. There is a message there. Yes exactly i still have 1070 and and rx470/480/570/580 working many years i never pushed them to max.every year i change paste and they are in good shapes. If you see cards burnt in black and fans destroyed it is people who are running for ROI fast i guess. otherwise cards are very solid i never had in my hand burnt mosfets how people manage burn them. once i saw memory chips were burnt into black, i wonder what kind of OC they did to get memory chips get burnt so badly. Hi batsonxl I'm running a rx580 8gb memory gpu at 2200 Mclock, this is the only way I am able to achieve 30.45 MH on the GPU without BIOS modding, is this a safe memory clock overclocking for long term mining? i dont know which miner you are you sing. Without bios mode im doing 480/580 30.60mhs on phoenix miner with this : -cclock 1150 -cvddc 900 -mclock 2070 -mvddc 920 rxboost 1 -mt 1 driver version is 20.11.1 some gpu can run lover voltage. |
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I'd rather get the best hashrate out of my gpu to get closer to my ROI than been worry about life span, your card can't last a lifetime for mining because difficultly grows bigger every year meaning at one point it will become obsolete, avoid high overclocking and use the most stable settings possible, that's all you'd ever need
There is an issue with this line of thought, do you maximize the residual value of a GPU? or cook the card? Probably the two best answers to this question are the 480 GB nitro+ sapphire card and the EVGA 1080 ti. Both have held up in value, still do a decent amount of hashing and were not too bad cost wise. The 1080ti is particularly noteworthy because it has/had good mining flexibility. One other point to note is that higher efficiencies (W/Mhs) are at the lower MSI AB settings. There is a message there. Yes exactly i still have 1070 and and rx470/480/570/580 working many years i never pushed them to max.every year i change paste and they are in good shapes. If you see cards burnt in black and fans destroyed it is people who are running for ROI fast i guess. otherwise cards are very solid i never had in my hand burnt mosfets how people manage burn them. once i saw memory chips were burnt into black, i wonder what kind of OC they did to get memory chips get burnt so badly. |
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You must flash bios to 8g using ch341a or similar supported bios flasher.it will not flash bios on mobo. Get from techpowerup samsung bios. 1st try same brand bios samsung 8g it should work. good luck
Is it possible to flash BIOS on the card before changing the RAM chips? If you mean put on mobo and flash? No you cant because it will not accept new bios like that. With programmer you can do it before soldering |
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He's probably talking about The whole thing is a joke and very likely scam, I will investigate further. Apparently it's a variant of Bitcoin and a fork of Litecoin   He also has another alt ( fernando001 than made an announcement a few days ago, but nobody cared about the shit coin What it means bitcoin and fork of litecoin? |
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Yes i know i can push them but for me rx 470/570=30mhs is enough and for 480/580=32mhs is enough and for 5700=54-55mhs is enough for me. i been using polaris cards many years and was happy with that speed, never crash never problem, forget about rig |
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Ok it is working man. Im testing now and it is stable for several hours, i fixed that 22mhs problem just switching fast memory timings from amd wattman place and here it is 29.7mhs i think it is bug with my drivers. 30mhs is good speed for rx470 and 570. Thanks alot and keep doing great jobs. |
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Bitcoin loosing its dominance so there might be good chance for alt coins, i think it will start as soon as bitcoin dominance gets under 50%. Bitcoin holding position 56% now anyway it looks interesting for everyone
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Will be nice if TRM adds beamhash 3 algo too
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You are king man !!! You did it thanks
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rx 580 4g is same with rx 580 8g, same power usage same circuit same pcb. it works perfectly. he only need correctly install bios.
rx 570 4g is same with rx 570 8g and rx470 4g same with 470 8g.
Hi have you don't this experiment on your own? Is there any tutor or video that can back up this claim because it's very hard to believe that this will work only by changing the mem chips, I have a rx570 4gb here and also a dead rx470 8gb that I can use for experiment but I need to be certain first if you just spend 5-10min searching you will find it but here for you. And why is hard to believe,when you change on your pc rams from 4g to 8g is miracle? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6BTc01sOrQ&t=620s you dont need to understand language. i only did once and it is working like new no problem, i need 8g chips they are expensive so looking dead 8g cards around. |
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