Thats it!! Where are they from?

Yes my rig is running from a pico and its all connected to ONE seever psu. I’m asking if anyone has managed to mount it all to an aluminium frame. Im not asking how to set up a rig with a server psu.  

Thanks for the repy ive already got a pico and custom cable running the 8pin EPS aswell  . Just curious about people server only setups.

Hey everyone,

Just wondering what my little setup could be worth (USD). It has the following components:-

Raspberry Pi3 running raspbian and cgminer (vh compiled gekko version)
2x “naked” usb hubs with independant power supply
2x Drok Voltage regulators
2020 Aluminium frame with perspex panels
1x Rii I8+ Wireless keyboard and pad.
1x US Green Gekko Compac (single chip)
2x 2Pacs (1x US Green, 1x EU Black)
1x Arctic USB fan

Comes with UK power adaptor for Raspi and UK power adaptors for the USB Hubs.

Its wired so it can run from a 6pin PCIE plug (which it is now) which is connected via a cut 6pin adaptor wired to connector blocks and then split to the regulators. Its a little crude but the wires and connectors are manufactured for 230v so no safety issues. I made it so there is a space under the hubs for a regualr atx psu as originally I had it running from a fanless atx psu via a 24pin breakout board.

Picture:-

Ive currently got a set of wire shelving (but contemplating building a frame) and hanging gpus from that and its ok but not easy to run cables and keep it neat. Now im only a hobby miner earning a few extra ££ considering the price of electricity here in the UK, but Im intrigued to see how many of you guys run only server psu’s and have everything mounted to a frame with all the cables neat and tidy. So if youve got pictures post them up  

Have you enabled “lock pages in memory” if youre running windows. Google it and enable it. Added a third more hashrate and got rid of the error

No real difference compared to using a server psu and breakout board. Personally id always use a server psu as i dont trust bitmains build quality in psu’s

HagssFIN, I cant believe that you have only just discovered these  I thought you wouldve been the first to snap one up and give it a go.

Yes the hashrate may be different but its still one of the only decent mining softwares out there. Also most of us use it on a standalone machine with no other information on. No need to worry about security risk or anything else claymore might be “lying about”.

You cant run a 1070ti on 60% Power limit. It will struggle. Your clocks are high but feasible. Try increasing your power to 65-70% and see how you get on.

So how come any profitability calculator I look at says the most profitable coin for the 1070 is ETH/ETC?

20% mark up?! Wow, thats the biggest fee ive ever seen here in the last two years

Just bought 0.01 from jh0w4n1z. Smooth trade as always.

Could it be a “refurbished” card then? Could explain why its just that one as it may have been pulled apart for refurbing and the paste changed.

Could be some sort of oil from the thermal compound thats leeched out from the mating face over time. As wih any oil a little bit can travel a fair distance.

Ive got evga 1070ti SC black editions. Dual fan and almost silent at 30% fan speed running a steady 58-60c each. 32.4mh on ETH at 65% power limit (approx 100w). Great cards.

If it was in a normal pc it would have constant power aswell. Mining rigs arent any different really.

Nothing really. It just sits at idle until its told to do something.

1. You get an adaptor cable made to suit. I used a 6pin to 8pin eps cable with a pigtail coming out of the 6pin end to power the pico.

2. Buy a 6pin to molex adaptor/splitter and run the fans directly from the psu, not the pico.

You’ll be needing this thread then:-

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1764803.0