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in his mothers basement?!?! geeze I hope she gets a slice of what he makes if she don't that's just messed up and not the kinda crap id wanna hear about. sure ohh wow he has a 50k mining farm except HE WAS TO CHEAP TO PUT IT IN HIS OWN PLACE. oh fancy that id doubt he even has his own place. this is what happens when your too danm cheap and you just want to use people. shame on you for promoting this guy
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if you think about it, it is crap. OP just doesn't know what he is talking about frankly. its by FAR a glitch of any sort so why op called it that is beyond me
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that's hardly a glitch roflamo *whoosh* nothing more than maybe a typo
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doubtful youd even have the KH to make that much rofl, besides you do know that on the front page its listed in h/s then if you goto the coin itself on there it asks for your hashpower in kh/s which are 2 different things so that said id say your wrong somewhere rofl 300 h/s does not earn you anywhere near what 300 kh/s. would take well over 30k kh/s to earn that much
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@OP, how does it differ if we could use other mining app out there compared to yours? 4% is a bit high for the fees
This is how to setup own mining pool based azure.Youtube have many instruction and free.
Yes, there are some other guides on the web and on youtube. However, so far i have not seen a guide which gives you the following features: - Super-easy setup: other guides are much more complicated. Also, because the batch-service is used, you can easily adjust the number of desired VMs to the amount of free credits you have (no need to setup individual VMs)
- Zero maintenance effort: Since the other guides are not so cost-effective they expect you to restart your VMs every month (or they only talk about one-time signup-credit, not about monthly free credits from an MSDN-subscription). I believe this is the first guide which will produce a steady mining-income with zero-maintenance after the initial setup
- Last but not least you'll get a great hashrate. The script on my site has a auto-tune feature, which will adapt itself to the load present on the physical server. This is also something i have not seen anywhere else.
doesn't mean its worth 4 percent fee roflamo, unless your a super lazy cat and you've got money to toss around. 2 percent fee sure as that's the going rate for devs around here, but your requesting 4 percent indefinitely. there isn't any amount of work you could do that would be worth it at 4 percent. nothing more than a greedy prick like the rest and danm does it show tbh you should have kept it to yourself, now you've let the word out so maybe Microsoft azure will pick up the ball quick and realize people like are doing and follow suite like google and others. people like yourself give crypto a bad name just for the sake of a few extra bucks at everyone else's expense, like the people actually paying for azure services and using them for a legit purpose without affecting other people on a server in which other vm's are running. this is why google and others don't deal with crypto, straight up abuse of there shit |
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does anyone else think this thread should be locked and a final post stating to refer to previous complaints as well as dev abandonment be made?
I know it may work; but use anything other than EWBF; save yourself the headache..... especially considering the early versions' trojans.
yeah anything else is quite better than a miner program that's abandoned and lacks serious support, dev like that shouldn't be earning squat |
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I don't know what you did and haven't written here.
It was just something if it was mine I 'll try and I'm lazy to double check if it work as I have exactly( besides the PSU) the same configuration, same card, same windows you have and it work fine with all.
that was my 2 cents
there is only one thing I can bet 1000 $ on:
, not to sound like an ass thanks crypto [/quote] Yes, that's exactly how it sound have a nice day  [/quote] tbh if you had really read my original post, you should have gotten the impression that im not looking for some noobs 2 cents, im looking for a specific information on a issue that its clear some noob cannot answer as you have clearly demonstrated, sorry if you thought i was an ass but im not here to please you in the form of words, im super blunt so if people repeatedly give me useless information or tell me to do something IVE ALREADY DONE, youd eventually get irritated too its as simple as that. in my original post i state ive already done all the normal stuff, and some of it twice over for good measure but i guess you missed that part? |
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My 2 cents: "just over 17gb pagefile" 6*8 = 48  can you make one pagefile of at least 32 gb ? I would say that if 5 work well with 17, 6 will work with 20 if you can't make it 32. pagefile means dick, come back with something better, my rigs all run 8gb ram anything over 17gb pagefile is pointless, if that were needed I would have seen the same issue with the rx 480's I have from the same company. now if I were running rigs with 4gb ram sure I could see that, but I'm not. fact is more RAM you have the less you need a pagefile. pc's use mobo ram before pagefile. as it stands 8gb ram + 17gb pagefile is 25gb of memory the gpus can allocate, so please why don't you explain where a 32gb pagefile is going go have ANY affect in this very specific situation? look folks I'm not looking for your danm 2 cents, most/all of the common things ive tried some many times over just to check. if you don't have information that is of some rarity then it needs not to be mentioned, not to sound like an ass here but I'm looking for specific information and not just the everyday stuff. thanks crypto |
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Do you have a power meter connected to see how much power you're draining while mining?
I think you may be correct about the power supply issue.
I believe that on Boost, cards will drain 250W per card
Silent when I tried, GPU-Z gave 150-160W to the GPU, but that would be higher to the wall outlet.
Just there, that would be 1200W approx.
That leaves 300W for risers, SSD, motherboard, fans, etc. (Anything electrical should only run 75-80% max power)
I just googled "180w Pico PSU" as I have never heard of that. What exactly is this connected to on the rig?
Things I would try:
1. Run all of the cards on Silent instead of (3) on Boost and (3) on Silent? That would lower the watts.
2. Ensure that your Windows 10 Power Management is set to "High Performance" and ensure the Hard Drives Never shutdown, screen never shuts down, PCIe slots can't be managed, etc (the regular stuff)
3. Review PCIE/SSD/HDD in "Device Manager" and ensure that the Power Management is disabled on all of these drivers
the pico psu powers the motherboard and a ssd, its just a super mini version of a normal psu with the exception that the pico psu's input volts is 12v |
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just another schmuck trying to cash in and make a buck off all of you fools
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Resolve this yet? all pcie slots set to "Gen1"? (including the 16x)? I to run an Asrock board with Sapphire 8GB SE Micron and have odd issues. (even stock) With the asrock h110 pro btc+ and Windows 10 (1703 or 1709), I can only mine if I have the Integrated GPU on. When I set to disabled, my RX580's lose "OpenCL" which is required to mine. Currently have 8 of these identical GPU in the rig on Silent mode, and can only mine for approx 6 hours before the AMD driver crashes. This might help your situation? See latest Beta Bios revision as of Feb 27 http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H81%20Pro%20BTC%20R2.0/#BIOSno its not resolved, ive tried setting the slots to gen1 and I tried gen 2 which made no difference on the asrock h81 pro btc R2.0 mobo, also tried with and without the intergrated gpu still no difference, pretty sure why I cant run 6 is because of not enough juice for the 6th gpu. 5 run just fine no problems what so ever, even runs for months no issues I believe I have the feb bios from asrock on the mobo already, about 95% sure lol and didn't make any difference lol |
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if your gpu mining rig needs constant restarting, its got an issue somewhere that you need to figure out. a stable gpu mining rig can run 720+ hrs or more before it needs to be restarted, ive got 4 rigs all that run well over 800+hrs most of the time before they get restarted due to updates to windows or me updating the mining software, other than that I hardly ever touch them. 95% of the time they will restart on there own, boot, login and run the software without having me intervene at all
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. he cant RMA you dumbass, any gpu with a modified bios gets claims denied automatically and then you are SHIT out of luck. tired of people handing out super crap information without knowing shit. anyone with half a brain and has RMA'ed a gpu before knows that you CANT rma a gpu with a modified bios as they check it and will deny your claim, its in there fine print and its also stated before you submit the RMA form. its all there in black and white And you are a kind of people that didn't read before comment. Just look at to link that I gave to OP (bolded), scroll down a bit msg #33. Someone with bricked GPU (after modded of course) tried 1-8 jumper method and failed. Then RMA-ing it without issue. You call someone as dumbass easily. Please respect other. Or may I need to quoting here, so you can see that clearly: If you're certain it's bricked and next step is RMA, then try the paper clip trick. Scary, but worked on mine (flashed the wrong bios)...
My card is still under warranty, so I'd rather not try this.  I laugh hard reading this.. Actually the OP and I have different scenes, My card is totally dead that couldn't even detect in Bios, there were no signs of fan spinnings or LED lights so basically I've got no problem RMA'ing it (they can't test if its modded or not) @OP, you don't do the jumper thing, just reflash your GPU with the correct Bios and you're done. lol that's the dumbest assumption ever, they cant test if its modded or not, ROFL dude manufactures MAKE the gpus why wouldn't they be able to test them to make sure you didn't put a modded bios on it? theres no logic in that, that said if they couldn't test them why on earth would they say anything about modded bios in the first place before you rma a gpu. also to the person whom mentioned ONE person doing the paper clip method and then rma'ing a gpu that's 1 person, I guarantee that doesn't always work. manufactures of these gpus can fix more than we think, likely chances are apon doing an rma your getting back one they previously fixed, not one that's brand new |
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So you say:
1) Sold pin on BIOS chip;
2) Turn windows on (i've read Dos is better, should i use it?);
3) Flash the original bios;
4) Turn off system.
5) unsold.
Am i right?
1) Solder wire between pin 1-8 on BIOS chip(suggest that you check your BIOS chip datasheet in case its a different chip, you need to turn CS high(to positive/VCC) in order to disable BIOS); 2) Turn windows on; 3) When windows finished booting, clip of the wire(now the BIOS will be enabled, but GPU will not read content from it) 3) Flash the original bios; 4) Turn off system. 5) unsold. this kind of information while good to know, should never be handed to a noob in which you know not there skill level. all your doing is giving him/her the tools to screw his/her gpu up more than it already is, and not to mention your instructions are very vague that said, id bet he/she would screw it up trying this. your assuming he already knows certain things which by the sounds of it he/she does NOT, he/she isn't going to know what pins 1 or 8 are on the bios chip, then theres the soldering part which being that its a small chip its easy to accidently bridge two pins together being a noob. theres lots of needed information that you DIDNT include, like how to determine which pins are 1 and 8. what an ass move to give someone poorly done instructions that will do nothing more but increase there chance of messing up the gpu more |
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I don't have the 2 bios switch, Pulse edition only have 1.
Ouw sorry, I don't have a pulse series. I thought that same as other RX. You have to disable GPU`s BIOS by soldering a wire between two pins on BIOS chip on card before starting machine, and when booted to Windows you have to enable it again, then you can flash orginal BIOS back again and turn off computer and remove soldered wire. Then start it again and it should be normal.
So you say: 1) Sold pin on BIOS chip; 2) Turn windows on (i've read Dos is better, should i use it?); 3) Flash the original bios; 4) Turn off system. 5) unsold. Am i right? If your card still on warranty, RMA would be better, if not you can be tried that method. Someone has tried on this thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3077304.msg31852392#msg31852392. he cant RMA you dumbass, any gpu with a modified bios gets claims denied automatically and then you are SHIT out of luck. tired of people handing out super crap information without knowing shit. anyone with half a brain and has RMA'ed a gpu before knows that you CANT rma a gpu with a modified bios as they check it and will deny your claim, its in there fine print and its also stated before you submit the RMA form. its all there in black and white |
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geeze I live in Washington state, this is some sad news to hear all because of people being super unsafe with electrical loads on the wires to the point its a serious fire hazard, a jerry rigged setup is just sooooooo danm unsafe its just stupid but theres always going to be people like that.
that said its stuff like this that ruins it for all of us that do our do diligence and set stuff up correctly taking into consideration as much as we can
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How can you deny it when the chart is right there in front of you? Take a look at the past few months, its never gone down this sharply for this long.
Things are changing. Miners are quitting.
Yes, miners are quitting, asics are not. Sadly more than 50% of the hashrate is coming from asics, also right now it shows that the difficulty is going down but you need to understand that bitmain and co will be filling with more asics, so you will not see drop in the hashrate or difficulty for that matter. So for 100 gpus quitting, bitmain adds one asic to cover it for each 100 gpus hehe I doubt there are alot of eth asics yet, memory is expensive, each chip needs at least 3gb didf is down bc the people with expensive electric do better by buying eth at this point than mining. or they are selling thier gpus before prices drop, also ravencoin is more profitable by eth for all brand of cards so ppl are switching yeah don't listen to Metroid he has nothing to back up what he is saying except pointless articles that really don't indicate squat, nothing more than blowing smoke out his bum. sure asics for eth might be coming but there not here yet, would take too much memory |
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aws is not a good choice if you fools read there fine print it says pretty much they will shut down anything that has to do with crypto that's running on there servers and that's mainly because all or most of the aws stuff is on SHARED RESOURCES meaning youll affect other users that are using services on the same server
fucking noobs that care not to read shit, hell if you browsed this forum enough youd find LOTS of people who say DONT USE IT cause they can and will shut that stuff down and even cancel accounts because that stuff they don't want running on there servers
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anyone with half a brain knows that's bullshit, if you knew anything about ETH algo you would know that currently IS NOT POSSIBLE, asics DONT HAVE RAM, which is what ETHash uses ALOT of. theres talk of companies that are TRYING to come out with an asic for eth but its going to be loaded with a shit ton of ram 72gb from what I hear
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now that's pretty awesome idea going on there! great prototype work too, very clean
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