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January 17, 2017, 01:58:15 AM |
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Link for reference . Genoil is crashing quite a bit. Flypool was having an issue causing miners to crash and make 0sols gpus bump |
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Transactions must be included in a block to be properly completed. When you send a transaction, it is broadcast to miners. Miners can then optionally include it in their next blocks. Miners will be more inclined to include your transaction if it has a higher transaction fee.
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AriesIV10
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January 17, 2017, 11:56:02 AM
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Get Ready! New Release from Bitmain Dear customer, We are pleased to inform you that new model T9 with a hashrate of 11.5TH/s and an efficiency of 0.126J/GH (+7%) will be available to purchase on this link at 11PM (Beijing time) on 17th of January. Price, specification and shipping cost for this batch will be available after the scheduled time. Only Bitcoin will be accepted as a payment method for this batch. When you enter your order our system calculates the shipping cost based on the items that you order, the destination and the shipper that you select. You will see the shipping cost and can make changes before you confirm your order. For more information on how to place your order please see this article on our website. Once an order has been paid it cannot be cancelled. Furthermore, please note that we will not release the next batch of the Antminer S9 before end of the Chinese New Year holiday. Please let us know via support.bitmain.com if you have additional questions or concerns. Thanks for your patience and wish you a promising 2017! Best Regards, Irene Bitmain team ANTMINER T9-11.5TH/s. Antminer T9,Shipping within 7 working days from order confirmation. 1104 USD ( 1.25 BTC ) Weight：5.5kg Hash Rate 11.5TH/s. A variation of +/- 5% is expected. Power Consumption 1450W +7% (at the wall, with Bitmain's APW3 PSU, 93% efficiency, 25°C ambient temperature) Power Efficiency 0.126J/GH + 7% (at the wall, with Bitmain's APW3 PSU, 93% efficiency, 25°C ambient temperature) Rated Voltage 11.60 ~ 13.00V Chip Type BM1387 Chip quantity per unit 171 chips Dimensions 350mm (l) x 135mm (w) x 158mm (h) Cooling Two 12038 fans. Front fan: 6000RPM, rear fan: 4300RPM Operating temperature 0°C to 40°C Network connection Ethernet https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020170116061242627jdsuO7TD06C4
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vg54dett
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January 17, 2017, 09:57:45 PM |
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My bet is the T9 have less efficiency but is more reliable, to match the 180 days warranty
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vg54dett
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January 19, 2017, 12:29:37 PM |
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Could someone help me ?
I have some trouble building a 6 GPU rig with MSI Z97 Gaming 5.
I first had only 3 gpus recognised.
I went to bios, and choosed GEN1 , and shut down integrated sound (no use for mining) and then I got 4 GPUs recognised.
But no way to get the last 2 GPUs appearing anywhere.
It's like they are not plugged, but they are. I already changed the risers for brand new with no improvement.
Doo you have an idea ? I know that some of you worked with MIS Z97 Gaming 5.
Bad mobo ?
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LoneRangir
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January 19, 2017, 01:22:30 PM |
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Could someone help me ?
I have some trouble building a 6 GPU rig with MSI Z97 Gaming 5.
I first had only 3 gpus recognised.
I went to bios, and choosed GEN1 , and shut down integrated sound (no use for mining) and then I got 4 GPUs recognised.
But no way to get the last 2 GPUs appearing anywhere.
It's like they are not plugged, but they are. I already changed the risers for brand new with no improvement.
Doo you have an idea ? I know that some of you worked with MIS Z97 Gaming 5.
Bad mobo ?
Which OS? W7 or W10. W7 can only recognize 4 GPUs without registry hacks. |
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vg54dett
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January 19, 2017, 02:13:58 PM |
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Win7 But the problem is not registry hack. I always use the 6xgpu mod registry hack for the 6 GPUs rigs, but that only work if the cards are recognized ! (when you see GPU 5 and 6 with error 43 in the device manager) Here, I don't see them. So the 6xgpu mod can't help ...  |
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ps_jb
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January 19, 2017, 04:53:54 PM |
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Win7 But the problem is not registry hack. I always use the 6xgpu mod registry hack for the 6 GPUs rigs, but that only work if the cards are recognized ! (when you see GPU 5 and 6 with error 43 in the device manager) Here, I don't see them. So the 6xgpu mod can't help ... What I found that for this MB MSI Z97 Gaming 5 the order how you add GPUs is critical. First try to fill all x16 slot and then smaller slots |
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vg54dett
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January 19, 2017, 05:31:43 PM |
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you mean add 1 by 1 ?
or you mean maybe another order could work ? (would be weird, for example 1 GPU move from one x1 to another x1 ?)
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January 19, 2017, 07:02:13 PM |
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What I found that for this MB MSI Z97 Gaming 5 the order how you add GPUs is critical. First try to fill all x16 slot and then smaller slots
Its probably easier to modify the mobo pci bandwidth settings to the option that spreads out the bandwidth the most over the 16x slots. If I remember correctly this is 8x 4x 4x. Select that option and set the speed to gen2, then save and apply. This should allow all the slots to be recognized correctly. |
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vg54dett
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January 19, 2017, 10:26:27 PM |
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thank you both for trying to help. The 8x4x4x + gen 2 trick didn't work .. |
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January 19, 2017, 10:33:46 PM |
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The 8x4x4x + gen 2 trick didn't work .. Did you try ps_jb's suggestion? |
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January 20, 2017, 02:47:11 AM |
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The 8x4x4x + gen 2 trick didn't work .. Did you try ps_jb's suggestion? not to be a wise-ass here.... but honestly, these nightmares, hours of testing, ancient 6xGPU hacks, registry hacks, messing with risers & BIOS settings, crimson drivers, etc.... all of these downtimes could have been mining time and making good money. After personally building my currently rigs from scratch (all 33 of them)... I appreciate the coming of Pandaminers. Having said that, I now have more time learning software and Linux, and less hardware. Just sharing my 2 cents and I know some hardcore miners may have different views. |
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ps_jb
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January 20, 2017, 02:50:42 AM |
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After personally building my currently rigs from scratch (all 33 of them)... I appreciate the coming of Pandaminers. Having said that, I now have more time learning software and Linux, and less hardware.
Just sharing my 2 cents and I know some hardcore miners may have different views.
citronick I would love to buy 2 of them instead of my two self-made rigs, but I can place them only inside of house. And one is close to living room with TV |
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January 20, 2017, 03:01:32 AM |
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After personally building my currently rigs from scratch (all 33 of them)... I appreciate the coming of Pandaminers. Having said that, I now have more time learning software and Linux, and less hardware.
Just sharing my 2 cents and I know some hardcore miners may have different views.
citronick I would love to buy 2 of them instead of my two self-made rigs, but I can place them only inside of house. And one is close to living room with TV I believe Philip has experimented all the fan mods successfully, and with Eliovp's custom ROM and Linux efforts; this will result in a nice & power friendly home GPU miner, good enough to be place near the TV. For me I will take the custom ROM and Linux, and would leave all the stock fans intact because the Pandas will be shipped to Labrador  |
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January 20, 2017, 03:16:50 AM |
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After personally building my currently rigs from scratch (all 33 of them)... I appreciate the coming of Pandaminers. Having said that, I now have more time learning software and Linux, and less hardware.
Just sharing my 2 cents and I know some hardcore miners may have different views.
citronick I would love to buy 2 of them instead of my two self-made rigs, but I can place them only inside of house. And one is close to living room with TV I believe Philip has experimented all the fan mods successfully, and with Eliovp's custom ROM and Linux efforts; this will result in a nice & power friendly home GPU miner, good enough to be place near the TV. For me I will take the custom ROM and Linux, and would leave all the stock fans intact because the Pandas will be shipped to Labrador mining with shit oem software and a 20 dollar mod fan volts drop to 9 vs 12 fan watts drop from 80 to 40. this is with the gear using 900 watts. I believe watts will drop to 750 with new software which will allow my mod to do 9 volts and 32 watts vs 80. you won't quite be low enough to run a panda next to a tv. but in a room with an open window and a closed door it would be okay. I am waiting for the soft ware from Eliovp for final tests. I sold 11 gpus and some mobos. I have a very nice 2 card case build I have more gpus I have more cpus I have ram. I will be running 27 msi rx 470's 6 biostar riser rigs. z170 with 4 rx 470's each 1 aorus gigabyte z270 with 3 rx 470's here is my review of the new aorus. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128966I have yet to up date it as it runs 4 cards 3 in slots 1 in a riser. the review reflects my 3 msi rx 470's and not the powercolor red devil in a riser added to it. Eventually I may go all pandaminer time will tell. |
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January 20, 2017, 03:28:47 AM |
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The 8x4x4x + gen 2 trick didn't work .. Did you try ps_jb's suggestion? not to be a wise-ass here.... but honestly, these nightmares, hours of testing, ancient 6xGPU hacks, registry hacks, messing with risers & BIOS settings, crimson drivers, etc.... all of these downtimes could have been mining time and making good money. After personally building my currently rigs from scratch (all 33 of them)... I appreciate the coming of Pandaminers. Having said that, I now have more time learning software and Linux, and less hardware. Just sharing my 2 cents and I know some hardcore miners may have different views. Nvidia rigs, much easier  (for now at least ) now on a persnnal POV, i think an AMD rig is really interesting to learn alot of good stuff. But yeah, it seems to be lenghty to get something solid & stable, even with the thousands experience feedback from other peoples. The panda look good, but it's kinda like the ASICS, high price, long ROI, and very low warranty time. Those type of things make me cringe, and i prefer to go GPU mining the normal way because of that. |
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January 20, 2017, 05:03:23 AM |
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The 8x4x4x + gen 2 trick didn't work .. Did you try ps_jb's suggestion? not to be a wise-ass here.... but honestly, these nightmares, hours of testing, ancient 6xGPU hacks, registry hacks, messing with risers & BIOS settings, crimson drivers, etc.... all of these downtimes could have been mining time and making good money. After personally building my currently rigs from scratch (all 33 of them)... I appreciate the coming of Pandaminers. Having said that, I now have more time learning software and Linux, and less hardware. Just sharing my 2 cents and I know some hardcore miners may have different views. Nvidia rigs, much easier (for now at least ) now on a persnnal POV, i think an AMD rig is really interesting to learn alot of good stuff. But yeah, it seems to be lenghty to get something solid & stable, even with the thousands experience feedback from other peoples. The panda look good, but it's kinda like the ASICS, high price, long ROI, and very low warranty time. Those type of things make me cringe, and i prefer to go GPU mining the normal way because of that. Amd run very good on the biostar z170. |
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January 20, 2017, 05:12:12 AM |
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Amd run very good on the biostar z170.
very expensive card, 200$ here but seems good yeah |
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January 20, 2017, 12:48:17 PM
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The 8x4x4x + gen 2 trick didn't work .. Did you try ps_jb's suggestion? I tried to add the GPUs one by one after the first 3 GPUs (on 16x slots) , and with those settings : 8x4x4x and Gen1. I managed to get 5 recognised but with lot of battle : many restart, unplug and replug. I don't know why it didn't work straight. I then added the 6th , and I got it recognised but it is stucked with the 43 error code, and the "6xgpu registry hack mod" even in administrator mode doesn't work to get it working. So for now , it's mining with 5 gpus , and I continue searching for ideas about the 6th. Never had this problem before with h81 pro BTC mobos ... (it's my first MSI z97) EDIT : update , after many test and try , I now have lost the 6th GPU , not showing in the device list again . That's crazy when you have everything brand new, you know exactly what to do because you did it previously , and that's not working ... To Citronick, I understand your advice. But depending on electricity price, customs cost, place available, noise acceptable, electricity available, GPUs costs (sometimes good deals), and abiity to resell gear, everyone will have a different answer to the question .. For me, pandaminer is not good right now. Sure I'm loosing lot of time dealing with problems, and I would like to get rid of it. But in the end, in my particular situation, (different from your particular one), even if I'm currently loosing all my hair, pandaminer would probably be a loss in the end. |
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January 20, 2017, 02:30:35 PM |
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The 8x4x4x + gen 2 trick didn't work .. Did you try ps_jb's suggestion? I tried to add the GPUs one by one after the first 3 GPUs (on 16x slots) , and with those settings : 8x4x4x and Gen1. I managed to get 5 recognised but with lot of battle : many restart, unplug and replug. I don't know why it didn't work straight. I then added the 6th , and I got it recognised but it is stucked with the 43 error code, and the "6xgpu registry hack mod" even in administrator mode doesn't work to get it working. So for now , it's mining with 5 gpus , and I continue searching for ideas about the 6th. Never had this problem before with h81 pro BTC mobos ... (it's my first MSI z97) To Citronick, I understand your advice. But depending on electricity price, customs cost, place available, noise acceptable, electricity available, GPUs costs (sometimes good deals), and abiity to resell gear, everyone will have a different answer to the question .. For me, pandaminer is not good right now. Sure I'm loosing lot of time dealing with problems, and I would like to get rid of it. But in the end, in my particular situation, (different from your particular one), pandaminer could be a loss in the end. The biostar z170's are reliable no riser issues. and they look good at night with the msi rx 470's here are six 4 card rigs  |
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