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November 26, 2017, 03:58:03 PM
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So i have a melt down with the first system. It had gigabyte h110-d3a and corsair hx1000i that got damaged. Came home and system was returning zero btc and so I replaced the damaged parts with me I z270 gaming m5 and two seasonic 850 gold plus psu's. Reinstalled windows and all drivers. Did the Nice hash benchmark and it showed no problems. Once nicehash started working after 4 hours of benchmarking there was no return in btc.
I used msi afterburner to overclock. Setting I picked were -30 on power, +100 on core, +550 on memory. These cards have micron  memory chips.  What should I check to find the problem now?
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November 26, 2017, 05:41:43 PM
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So i have a melt down with the first system. It had gigabyte h110-d3a and corsair hx1000i that got damaged. Came home and system was returning zero btc and so I replaced the damaged parts with me I z270 gaming m5 and two seasonic 850 gold plus psu's. Reinstalled windows and all drivers. Did the Nice hash benchmark and it showed no problems. Once nicehash started working after 4 hours of benchmarking there was no return in btc.
I used msi afterburner to overclock. Setting I picked were -30 on power, +100 on core, +550 on memory. These cards have micron  memory chips.  What should I check to find the problem now?

Bitcoin mining is extremely competitive given the very low electricity costs in places like China and much harder to make money than in years past. Maybe you could apply your hardware to mine one of the alt coins such as XMR or Aeon. Also there is a mining subforum on BCT where you an pose your question of the best crypto currency to mine for your hardware setup.  

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November 26, 2017, 07:18:37 PM
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I don't think that came out right since I was so sleepy when I made the post. 
Problem

melted motherboard
melted power supply

Replaced damaged parts

Installed drivers.
Msi afterburner overclock -70 power +100 core +550 memory micron brand memory
 Did the 4 hour nicehash benchmark that had no problems.

Started the miner to mine and it shows zero btc return and the miners are not mining.

Shut off pc and reser msi afterburner to -70 power +100 core , +500 memory
did a quick benchmark with 1 gpu no problem, Turned on nicehash mining and btc payout per day $2.65 with one gpu.
Not sure why it doesn't like 6 gpu's

Has nothing to do with china.
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November 26, 2017, 11:18:47 PM
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GPU mining is a thing of the past. Mining difficulty is far too high to be worthwhile with such hardware. I suggest you make enquiries about the ASIC, that's the hardware that is specifically designed to mine bitcoin recently. No other computer, even the fastest supercomputers have the ability to mine bitcoin profitably.

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