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October 15, 2014, 02:16:33 PM
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I will send you some info in PM.

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October 15, 2014, 03:42:49 PM
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I'm not sure how familiar you are with the pencil mod but you can mod these in either direction, undervolt or overvolt.  The idea of undervolting (what i've done) is to lower you hashing power and your power consumption at the same time.  The way the S1's work as you lower both the power consumption lowers faster than your hashing power so you can increase your hash per watt.  So far everything is working fine.  What you loose is overall hashing power, you gain in efficiency.  I think I might actually be throwing less errors (as a percentage of hash) than I did before the mod.  Either way I've always had a really low amount of errors.

The nice thing abotu the pencil mod is that its really easy to un-do so when (not if) the price of BTCs goes back up sufficiently high enough I can un-do the pencil mod and overclock these back up for full raw hashing power.

 Let me know if this answers your question or if you're interested in hearing more.


Didn't realize the pencil mod worked to under volt them to improve Ghash/Watt.  That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.

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October 15, 2014, 03:56:10 PM
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I will send you some info in PM.

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Cool, thanks.  I'll check it in a bit.




I'm not sure how familiar you are with the pencil mod but you can mod these in either direction, undervolt or overvolt.  The idea of undervolting (what i've done) is to lower you hashing power and your power consumption at the same time.  The way the S1's work as you lower both the power consumption lowers faster than your hashing power so you can increase your hash per watt.  So far everything is working fine.  What you loose is overall hashing power, you gain in efficiency.  I think I might actually be throwing less errors (as a percentage of hash) than I did before the mod.  Either way I've always had a really low amount of errors.

The nice thing abotu the pencil mod is that its really easy to un-do so when (not if) the price of BTCs goes back up sufficiently high enough I can un-do the pencil mod and overclock these back up for full raw hashing power.

 Let me know if this answers your question or if you're interested in hearing more.


Didn't realize the pencil mod worked to under volt them to improve Ghash/Watt.  That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.


Yeah, here's a how-to video.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqhB96fSh64
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October 15, 2014, 05:02:18 PM
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Wow, Netdomain at almost 500 th/s.... pfff.


And there is Falhcor, having fun man  Grin(pff 210th/s).

Men i feel tiny with only 190gh/s....

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October 15, 2014, 05:18:23 PM
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Wow, Netdomain at almost 500 th/s.... pfff.


And there is Falhcor, having fun man  Grin(pff 210th/s).

Men i feel tiny with only 190gh/s....


NetDomain went up to 846TH 963TH which is an insane setup Tongue
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October 15, 2014, 07:08:07 PM
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awesome hash rate!! keep it going!  Grin
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October 15, 2014, 07:29:12 PM
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Mine is all rental set to top out at 300thash.

Even with this rental I'm still ahead on the last 3 blocks.  1 BTC got me 2.4 btc return so I dumped another 1 BTC  to see what happens.

It really is the lotto though. worst case I'm ahead .4 btc :-)

My rigs are all still rented so this is a good test to see what I can earn without them...

I"m not sure about netdomain if his are rental or a farm.  If he owns a farm then we will hopefully be seeing him long term.

Lets hope for blocks.  These shifts are getting real short ...

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October 15, 2014, 08:16:13 PM
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I'm not sure how familiar you are with the pencil mod but you can mod these in either direction, undervolt or overvolt.  The idea of undervolting (what i've done) is to lower you hashing power and your power consumption at the same time.  The way the S1's work as you lower both the power consumption lowers faster than your hashing power so you can increase your hash per watt.  So far everything is working fine.  What you loose is overall hashing power, you gain in efficiency.  I think I might actually be throwing less errors (as a percentage of hash) than I did before the mod.  Either way I've always had a really low amount of errors.

The nice thing abotu the pencil mod is that its really easy to un-do so when (not if) the price of BTCs goes back up sufficiently high enough I can un-do the pencil mod and overclock these back up for full raw hashing power.

 Let me know if this answers your question or if you're interested in hearing more.


Didn't realize the pencil mod worked to under volt them to improve Ghash/Watt.  That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.

Just simple numbers?  Mine went from 400w/200gh to 180w/140gh  Actually quite a bit more efficient.  HW errors on all units under 1% (well under for most)  You may have to "re-do" it a little after a couple of days once the lead cures, but mine have been stable for about a month now
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October 15, 2014, 08:38:47 PM
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Out of curiosity, why under Shifts, does the Pay/Hour at 1 TH/s show "?" for the last 10 shifts?   Does it eventually populate when a block is found?

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October 15, 2014, 08:45:22 PM
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Out of curiosity, why under Shifts, does the Pay/Hour at 1 TH/s show "?" for the last 10 shifts?   Does it eventually populate when a block is found?

The actual earnings aren't known until a shift stops receiving payments.  DrHaribo made the right choice (one I might copy for my pool) by simply showing a '?', to avoid people complaining about the earnings on recent shifts before they've matured.

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October 15, 2014, 08:52:31 PM
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Out of curiosity, why under Shifts, does the Pay/Hour at 1 TH/s show "?" for the last 10 shifts?   Does it eventually populate when a block is found?

The actual earnings aren't known until a shift stops receiving payments.  DrHaribo made the right choice (one I might copy for my pool) by simply showing a '?', to avoid people complaining about the earnings on recent shifts before they've matured.

Makes sense, thank you!

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October 15, 2014, 09:17:04 PM
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awesome hash rate!! keep it going!  Grin

Let's hope they're not pool hoppers, a boost for us all for sure.  Almost doubled the pool speed.

Do they (he/she?) have a voice on this forum?

The Docs re-worked 3hr shifts now down (as I write) to 1hr 53mins.

Bitminter is quite fun right now  Grin

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October 15, 2014, 09:21:36 PM
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awesome hash rate!! keep it going!  Grin

Let's hope they're not pool hoppers, a boost for us all for sure.  Almost doubled the pool speed.

Do they (he/she?) have a voice on this forum?

The Docs re-worked 3hr shifts now down (as I write) to 1hr 53mins.

Bitminter is quite fun right now  Grin



It is and we could use some magic blocks...
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October 16, 2014, 03:32:03 PM
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Hey Doc is there a place to see what we earned/block?  All i can see is in the transaction history on the payout.

Maybe on the blocks page next the work done or something?

or can you link me where to look.

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October 16, 2014, 03:53:01 PM
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Hey Doc is there a place to see what we earned/block?  All i can see is in the transaction history on the payout.

That's where it is. There is one payout per block found.

But I think pay per work done is more useful, which you find on the shifts page, is better than pay per block.

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October 16, 2014, 04:10:10 PM
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Hey Doc is there a place to see what we earned/block?  All i can see is in the transaction history on the payout.

That's where it is. There is one payout per block found.

But I think pay per work done is more useful, which you find on the shifts page, is better than pay per block.


Right but I can only see that in the transaction once it auto pays me.

Like right now we have 3 blocks confirming but I can't see what I earned for each anywhere until they confirm and then auto pay.

I know you think  I'm crazy already... but I like to have all my number ;-)

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October 16, 2014, 05:40:51 PM
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What is up with the large swings in average TH/s per shift?   Why does is it swing that much?

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October 16, 2014, 05:43:55 PM
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What is up with the large swings in average TH/s per shift?   Why does is it swing that much?

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October 16, 2014, 06:13:36 PM
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What is up with the large swings in average TH/s per shift?   Why does is it swing that much?
NetDomain hashrate move from 150TH to 900TH.
What would the explanation for that be?   One that makes economic sense.   That was more my question.

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October 16, 2014, 06:18:05 PM
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What is up with the large swings in average TH/s per shift?   Why does is it swing that much?
NetDomain hashrate move from 150TH to 900TH.
What would the explanation for that be?   One that makes economic sense.   That was more my question.

Only him can answer that, unless he's running after luck.
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