I got a good deal on this 8000 BTU air conditioner. I even got me a 3 year repair/replacement guarantee from HH Gregg. This was a display model. It is getting close to winter and all they had were 2 air conditioners left.
Topic: [4+ EH] Slush Pool (slushpool.com); Overt AsicBoost; World First Mining Pool - page 175. (Read 4382653 times)
October 26, 2014, 07:08:16 PM
Well, I've been busy today...
I got a good deal on this 8000 BTU air conditioner. I even got me a 3 year repair/replacement guarantee from HH Gregg. This was a display model. It is getting close to winter and all they had were 2 air conditioners left.
I got a good deal on this 8000 BTU air conditioner. I even got me a 3 year repair/replacement guarantee from HH Gregg. This was a display model. It is getting close to winter and all they had were 2 air conditioners left.
October 26, 2014, 02:07:04 PM
slush doesn't allow for manual changing of the diff, is that in the S4's gui???
Oh yeah!
so the person trying to find the correct diff should stop trying as... (to resolve their diff issues)
"Pool will always assign difficulty equal or greater than this value. It is recommended to leave the value empty (it will be assigned automatically)"
14.10.2014
Dear Bitmain Antminer S4 owners, we have had reports about incorrect hashrate being displayed in your profile. After investigating this issue, it turned out that the S4 firmware ignores difficulty lower than 2048. You can now set the minimum difficulty in the worker registration table. This ensures that our stratum servers will NOT attempt to give your workers lower difficulty than this threshold.
well there it is!
now let us get back to flooding the thread with salutations
October 26, 2014, 02:05:31 PM
Is a worker-password no longer needed for Slush's pool ?
edit:
I already got an answer:
password can be anything
edit:
I already got an answer:
password can be anything
yeah there is no real use for passwords on a worker... I mean do u really want to stop others from mining as your worker? haha
October 26, 2014, 01:49:54 PM
slush doesn't allow for manual changing of the diff, is that in the S4's gui???
Oh yeah!
so the person trying to find the correct diff should stop trying as... (to resolve their diff issues)
"Pool will always assign difficulty equal or greater than this value. It is recommended to leave the value empty (it will be assigned automatically)"
14.10.2014
Dear Bitmain Antminer S4 owners, we have had reports about incorrect hashrate being displayed in your profile. After investigating this issue, it turned out that the S4 firmware ignores difficulty lower than 2048. You can now set the minimum difficulty in the worker registration table. This ensures that our stratum servers will NOT attempt to give your workers lower difficulty than this threshold.
October 26, 2014, 01:39:40 PM
slush doesn't allow for manual changing of the diff, is that in the S4's gui???
Oh yeah!
so the person trying to find the correct diff should stop trying as... (to resolve their diff issues)
"Pool will always assign difficulty equal or greater than this value. It is recommended to leave the value empty (it will be assigned automatically)"
October 26, 2014, 12:47:28 PM
Is a worker-password no longer needed for Slush's pool ?
edit:
I already got an answer:
password can be anything
edit:
I already got an answer:
password can be anything
October 26, 2014, 11:13:04 AM
The pool looks like it had some better luck this week.
Yep, slush's good luck tends to outweigh the not so good luck; and this week's luck can certainly be classified as better luck.I also saw a peak of 8.4PH this week (never stumbled accross that and it coincided with the proliferation of the new firmware for the S3+ .... I think!)
October 26, 2014, 11:06:52 AM
The pool looks like it had some better luck this week.
October 26, 2014, 11:03:16 AM
@ dmwardjr
What about a hole(or two) in the closet door (18x24) and set it up with an a/c filter assembly like an a/c air handler closet.
What about a hole(or two) in the closet door (18x24) and set it up with an a/c filter assembly like an a/c air handler closet.
I've considered that. However, after standing in the closet with the door closed, I could tell it needs some cold air coming into it. Having more ventilation just want cut it.
I'm about to head to Lowe's to get an AC unit for the mining/data closet.
Sorry if I don't respond for a while.
October 26, 2014, 11:01:09 AM
Many places have rules about firebreaks between houses and attached garages. Have you investigated whether cutting all those holes contravenes any local building regulations?
It contravenes none.
If you are concerned about carbon monoxide from the garage, it can come up under the door from the garage and up through the floors into the house. They don't believe too many people plan on cranking a car in the garage and leaving it on.
No fire codes either to be concerned with here. Also, this is a single family dwelling. Not connected to any other homes.
October 26, 2014, 10:38:36 AM
@ dmwardjr
What about a hole(or two) in the closet door (18x24) and set it up with an a/c filter assembly like an a/c air handler closet.
What about a hole(or two) in the closet door (18x24) and set it up with an a/c filter assembly like an a/c air handler closet.
October 26, 2014, 10:20:24 AM
^ He's in Bama, I think there the big issues are Hurricane related(135mph shingles and clips) and house on piers in low laying areas. If the city/state ever said anything I'm sure he could blame it on BP or Auburn University and he be ok.
Note: on a serious side, I'm sure he's ok since there's that foam in his walls(I don't think that foam is included in firebreaks).
Note: on a serious side, I'm sure he's ok since there's that foam in his walls(I don't think that foam is included in firebreaks).
October 26, 2014, 04:58:19 AM
Many places have rules about firebreaks between houses and attached garages. Have you investigated whether cutting all those holes contravenes any local building regulations?
October 26, 2014, 03:22:04 AM
Or open a window in the super heated garage.
You got a point there.
I'll open one now.
October 26, 2014, 03:21:08 AM
Or open a window in the super heated garage.
October 26, 2014, 03:09:36 AM
I meant the area where the exhaust fan is blowing into.
My wife woke up from it being hot in the bedroom. The thermostat says it's 75 in the house. I just put the air on 74.
I can tell already I will need to get that "T" joint and vent this heat from the garage out to the back of the house until it gets cooler at night. It's only 60 degrees fahrenheit. Not really cool tonight like it has been. It was in the 40's for about 7 days. The high and low for Sunday will be 83/57; Monday 85/60; Tuesday 80/61; Wednesday 72/45; Thursday 72/44; Friday 70/42; Saturday 60/35 and next Sunday 64/41.
October 26, 2014, 02:53:56 AM
I meant the area where the exhaust fan is blowing into.
October 26, 2014, 02:24:43 AM
the rigs on the far left and up high are 46 to 48
the rigs in the middle up high are 42 to 44
the rigs down low on the next shelf are 41
the rigs in the middle up high are 42 to 44
the rigs down low on the next shelf are 41
October 26, 2014, 02:09:12 AM
What is the temperature like in the room the fan is blowing to?
I went back down and opened up one window and put a box fan in it.
It is 60 degrees Fahrenheit outside. So, it ought to cool things down a little more down there. It was 74 degrees in the recreation room. So, I thought I might ought to open a window and put a fan in it.
October 26, 2014, 02:02:23 AM
What is the temperature like in the room the fan is blowing to?
Are you talking about the exhaust fan blowing from the closet into the garage?
OR
Are you taking about the box fan at the opening of the closet door blowing air from the recreation room into the closet?
I did have box fans in two windows in the recreation room blowing air from outside into the recreation room along with two other fans blowing on the miners.
Now, it's just the one box fan blowing on the miners with the windows closed and the exhaust fan sucking air into the garage.
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