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Topic: [ANN] FutureBit Moonlander 2: The Most Powerful and Efficient USB Stick Miner! - page 14. (Read 83014 times)

legendary
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Can these mine on prohashing? I cant seem to connect it properly

it works but not very well. you must add #skipcbcheck to the url...
so stratum+tcp://prohashing.com:3333#skipcbcheck

also diff 512 is the lowest it goes, which is worker diff 2 in bfgminer..
this means it could be an hour or more between shares.. probably not ideal.. :/

my 0.333 mh/s gridseed miner works ultra smooth at 64 diff.
a device 10x faster than that should be able to handle a diff at 512 .. or not?

im a bit confused now Smiley

pool diff 512 should be one every 30 seconds or so at stock ~4mh speeds. Regardless of pool diff with the current driver you should be seeing multiple red led flashes a second. The first hash numbers show whats going on at the device level regardless of whether the device has found a pool diff share or not...that just depends on luck.

Obviously if you want less variance in your pool hashrate just decrease your pool diff if thats an option. There is no reason to set these below 128 diff though.


Edit: nvm I see whats going on. They have a default diff of 128k (bfgminer diff 1 = 64k diff for scrypt), so yea these will take forever to submit a share at that diff. Seems like their diff logic is broken as well (setting d=512 as password does not work). Ill talk to them and see what I can do.
full member
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Crypto Addicted
Can these mine on prohashing? I cant seem to connect it properly

it works but not very well. you must add #skipcbcheck to the url...
so stratum+tcp://prohashing.com:3333#skipcbcheck

also diff 512 is the lowest it goes, which is worker diff 2 in bfgminer..
this means it could be an hour or more between shares.. probably not ideal.. :/

my 0.333 mh/s gridseed miner works ultra smooth at 64 diff.
a device 10x faster than that should be able to handle a diff at 512 .. or not?

im a bit confused now Smiley
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1006
Can these mine on prohashing? I cant seem to connect it properly

it works but not very well. you must add #skipcbcheck to the url...
so stratum+tcp://prohashing.com:3333#skipcbcheck

also diff 512 is the lowest it goes, which is worker diff 2 in bfgminer..
this means it could be an hour or more between shares.. probably not ideal.. :/


full member
Activity: 658
Merit: 118
Can these mine on prohashing? I cant seem to connect it properly

Prohashing uses vardiff by default. Try setting the difficulty to 512 with a password argument and see how fast they accept shares.
newbie
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Can these mine on prohashing? I cant seem to connect it properly
newbie
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Thanks holybitcoin, got 6 in the mail while on vacation and am eager to set them up.
newbie
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These are working great so far!

https://i.imgur.com/VQQX5Ee.jpg?1

Great setup, congrats. As you have packed that many in such a little space - are there any issues regarding heat dispersion? Looks really sexy Cheesy

wow. great.

I ordered too, but my shipment is not done yet...  Cry
newbie
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newbie
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 Smiley Awesome!!! Just preordered mine. My first miner.
legendary
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at the stock speed of 600 these things use more than 1a.. mine is around 1.15.. so no a usb 2.0 socket probably wouldnt work very well..

Aaron,

if you use a powered 3.0 hub but it's connected to a 2.0 or 1.1 port on the pc pcb side does that influence the hash speed?

or is the data that's been sent back to the pc minimal?

thats how mine is plugged in as im using a rpi.

it shouldn't affect the speed at all
full member
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oh 21? I thought it was like 5 rows of 7 or 8 devices.


according to bitshopper...

"The power consumption in max. efficiency mode (~4,5 MH/s) will be around 5 W. Clock rate (500 MHz up to ~ 1 GHz) und Core Voltage can be adjusted."

that will be near 100W which is what 1 GPU uses?

so that's profit on the electrical side of this mining story which is good Smiley

No, just 3 rows of 7. I tried to fit 4 rows of 7, but the hub couldn't provide enough power to all of them.
gvb
jr. member
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oh 21? I thought it was like 5 rows of 7 or 8 devices.


according to bitshopper...

"The power consumption in max. efficiency mode (~4,5 MH/s) will be around 5 W. Clock rate (500 MHz up to ~ 1 GHz) und Core Voltage can be adjusted."

that will be near 100W which is what 1 GPU uses?

so that's profit on the electrical side of this mining story which is good Smiley
full member
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is that near 150MH that you get with that?

is that much compared to overpriced and power sucking GPUs?

Each of these runs about 3.3 Mh/s at stock, so for the 21, I'm getting around 70 Mh/s. Each stick runs about

A 1080ti would get 890/khs for scrypt, so it equal to a rig of 78 Tis.

Note that I also have some L3+ running which are about the same efficiency.

I haven't measured the power consumption on these. My 21 port hub is powered by an 800 watt corsair PSU.
gvb
jr. member
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is that near 150MH that you get with that?

is that much compared to overpriced and power sucking GPUs?
full member
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These are working great so far!


Nice! How many do you have on that hub?? Also keep an eye on temps with that many close together.

I have 21 on the eyeboot hub - also have a fan blowing on them for some cooling. Just testing them really, most of my order was for my friends who are just getting into this.
sr. member
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Anyone get theirs from asicpuppy yet?

No. Shippment will be start tomorrow. November 27.
gvb
jr. member
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at the stock speed of 600 these things use more than 1a.. mine is around 1.15.. so no a usb 2.0 socket probably wouldnt work very well..

Aaron,

if you use a powered 3.0 hub but it's connected to a 2.0 or 1.1 port on the pc pcb side does that influence the hash speed?

or is the data that's been sent back to the pc minimal?
legendary
Activity: 2174
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These are working great so far!



Nice! How many do you have on that hub?? Also keep an eye on temps with that many close together.
member
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These are working great so far!



Great setup, congrats. As you have packed that many in such a little space - are there any issues regarding heat dispersion? Looks really sexy Cheesy
full member
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anyone used this usb-hub from plugable with these sticks, yet ?
https://www.amazon.de/Plugable-SuperSpeed-Netzteil-Schnelllade-Unterst%C3%BCtzung-Android/dp/B00RNFY8HQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1509405423&sr=8-2&keywords=Plugable+USB+2.0+7-Port
I think it should work out well with 4 of these miners


Try Orico 7 port powered USB I am running 2 Moonlander with no problems looks like I have enough space to run up to 4 sticks. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1DS5528295
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