I had nothing but trouble with Jaxx. Do not make the mistake of submitting your mining rewards directly to the wallet.

Also you can find the wallet file on your PC and load it into a normal zcash wallet like zcash4win and you wont have those problems anymore.

Are these numbers from a traditional tier X datacenter? A crypto mining datacenter would never have prices this outrageous. They certainly wouldnt charge for infrastructure that should already be in place.

There is. It is the alt coin section about halfway down the main page.

Also, it looks like your motherboard is quite nonstandard. There is no 24 pin ATX power connector like you would expect. I would not recommend this board for mining.

It is very tiring having to constantly tell people who are too lazy to read the stickies or the name of the forum subsection that they are in the wrong section.

It should have helped you realize that you are in the wrong section and will not get any answers here. If you could not deduce that from Step 1 I cannot help you.

Also Step 2 tells you that you shouldnt be running these wasteful pieces of hardware when you can run a quality power supply with a higher efficiency rating that doesnt require gimmick jumpers to work. It is kind of the opposite of not contributing. I am helping you to see the error in your ways.

What is the point of saving money on a couple video cards when people are just giving it to you instead?

Go to china and hunt them down.

The video you link says SECRETIVE mine. they arent just gonna throw out a public phone number for you to call.

Step 1: learn to post in the proper area

Step 2: Use a server power supply and not some shit atx. Then you dont have to worry about useless junk like the add2psu adapter.

Pretty sure they have 0 working miners, nor do they even have a 'lab' for testing. I pointed out it was a scam weeks ago.

Windows is junk, have you tried linux yet?

The extra power connectors are there for a reason. Its pure laziness not to plug power into them.

Also, you do not need the 5v for those connectors. I run a PCI-E to 3 molex cable to power my H110s directly off of a server PSU along with a 160w PICO

What you get paid out in has nothing to do with what algorithm your machine is mining.

Scrypt is not sha256 and this is a section for sha256 hardware.

This means you are in the wrong.

People are telling you to move to the altcoin section because that is the section that deals with non sha256 miners.

Do you take your diesel vehicle to be worked on by a mechanic that specializes in rotary engines? I mean they are both engines right?

The ones you ordered look good.

When I had to replace Avalon cables in the past I just ordered bulk female to female breadboard connectors. You can just peel em off 5 at a time and glue the pins into a single plug with the smallest bit of glue. I was able to find  some really long ones which helped with placement of the miners.

Similar to these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/40Pcs-300MM-Female-to-Female-Solderless-Flexible-Breadboard-Jumper-Cable-Wire-LW/1721295712

You will need to run different proxies for each coin algo you are mining. Why are you having a problem with an unstable stratum URL? Any pool worth mining on offers private VIP URLs for large customers.

Look in the kernel log, it should tell you why its not hashing on those boards.

The Avalon miners have error codes. Have you looked them up?

Yes, try it in a regular browser.

use neither because you make less with nicehash than running a miner on your own

I think you have already figured out that your card will not work with current algos. If you are interested in getting into mining why not buy a single useful card that will let you test as many coins as you want? You can buy something for under $200 that will help you get started.

Actually there are a few big reasons to rent out hash power over just mining.

1. Customers pre-pay for the rentals meaning you can realize a much quicker flow of money to help expand rather than waiting 6 months to mine that much.

2. Renting hash power means you can put a steady fiat income on your companies books, which is very important when fundraising or applying for loans. Banks dont look at future mined coins as realized revenue.

I could list a few more but you get the point.

You really should stick to just 6 cards, any more and you will run into stability issues. Compound that with the fact that for some reason you are running windows to mine with and you will end up with a rig you have to mess with every couple of days.