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Quote from: vtr99 on October 02, 2013, 01:39:15 AM

Quote from: Alienwalkerx on October 01, 2013, 11:28:05 PM

Quote from: vtr99 on October 01, 2013, 10:01:56 PM

Quote from: darianc on October 01, 2013, 09:45:10 PM

I only mentioned it because you left that out and I remembered I'd need pci-e power for a fourth.

and, yes, cryprobadger rocks, made my setup easy.
(after a reddit recipe
http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1c4n7i/guide_getting_started_with_n_x_radeon_7950_on/)

Thanks for the info. With the recent price drop on AMD graphics cards, and cool weather arriving, I hope to build a few more mining systems this fall. Grin

Might even have a chance to take a miner offline, and get in a little gaming. Wink

Damn sounds like a good idea.

Currently 32 C here (90F) wishing for some rain.

In the summer when it's 100F, it isn't the best mining weather. Shocked

It was a long, hot summer... The extra air conditioning makes any hope of short term profit impossible. It still hits 90F in the day now, but we are getting into the 40's at night. Who needs a fireplace when you have mining computers. Grin

This winter I plan to heat my home mining MΣC. Grin

I have the same problem, My miners have been off all summer. This spring when It started to warm up I was greeted with a 600 dollar power bill. Most of it AC to keep them puppies from melting down. Hardly profitable.

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Heading down to below zero degrees C here now (Sweden). I think that's 32 F.
Can get as cold as -40 C in the winter (which, according to google, is -40 in fahrenheit as well. Curious.)
Anyway, looking to perhaps try the new Radeon series this winter.

Anyone know anything about these guys?
http://www.cryptoindustries.com/

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a company that makes smartphones should consider making MΣC transaction-authorizing machines.

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Quote from: Alienwalkerx on October 01, 2013, 11:28:05 PM

Quote from: vtr99 on October 01, 2013, 10:01:56 PM

Quote from: darianc on October 01, 2013, 09:45:10 PM

I only mentioned it because you left that out and I remembered I'd need pci-e power for a fourth.

and, yes, cryprobadger rocks, made my setup easy.
(after a reddit recipe
http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1c4n7i/guide_getting_started_with_n_x_radeon_7950_on/)

Thanks for the info. With the recent price drop on AMD graphics cards, and cool weather arriving, I hope to build a few more mining systems this fall. Grin

Might even have a chance to take a miner offline, and get in a little gaming. Wink

Damn sounds like a good idea.

Currently 32 C here (90F) wishing for some rain.

In the summer when it's 100F, it isn't the best mining weather. Shocked

It was a long, hot summer... The extra air conditioning makes any hope of short term profit impossible. It still hits 90F in the day now, but we are getting into the 40's at night. Who needs a fireplace when you have mining computers. Grin

This winter I plan to heat my home mining MΣC. Grin

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Wow Kimoto, that was a speedy delete Shocked

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Quote from: vtr99 on October 01, 2013, 10:01:56 PM

Quote from: darianc on October 01, 2013, 09:45:10 PM

I only mentioned it because you left that out and I remembered I'd need pci-e power for a fourth.

and, yes, cryprobadger rocks, made my setup easy.
(after a reddit recipe
http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1c4n7i/guide_getting_started_with_n_x_radeon_7950_on/)

Thanks for the info. With the recent price drop on AMD graphics cards, and cool weather arriving, I hope to build a few more mining systems this fall. Grin

Might even have a chance to take a miner offline, and get in a little gaming. Wink

Damn sounds like a good idea.

Currently 32 C here (90F) wishing for some rain.

vtr99

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Quote from: darianc on October 01, 2013, 09:45:10 PM

I only mentioned it because you left that out and I remembered I'd need pci-e power for a fourth.

and, yes, cryprobadger rocks, made my setup easy.
(after a reddit recipe
http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1c4n7i/guide_getting_started_with_n_x_radeon_7950_on/)

Thanks for the info. With the recent price drop on AMD graphics cards, and cool weather arriving, I hope to build a few more mining systems this fall. Grin

Might even have a chance to take a miner offline, and get in a little gaming. Wink

darianc

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And, thank you Moderator Kimoto (I assume) for continuing to keep this thread on target!

And, if it is *you*, could you help a python developer with howto port pycoin? test vectors? I *really* want to build some wallet chains!

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I only mentioned it because you left that out and I remembered I'd need pci-e power for a fourth.

and, yes, cryprobadger rocks, made my setup easy.
(after a reddit recipe
http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1c4n7i/guide_getting_started_with_n_x_radeon_7950_on/)

vtr99

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Quote from: darianc on October 01, 2013, 08:03:16 PM

Quote from: vtr99 on October 01, 2013, 07:14:31 PM

This same MB would run flawlessly with 3 cards. We even tried swapping all the cards, the PSU, HD, and the memory. Didn't make any difference if the cards were at stock speeds, or OCed. It was funny, because we had recently read a review saying this was a great MB for mining setups. It simply was not stable with more than 3 cards. YMMV...

did you add additional pci power for the fourth card? --> http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=100-MB-PB01-BR

found on http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-faq/

(Didn't try it myself, I only run three cards per MB)

We use powered risers, and also swapped those out. Never tried the EVGA Power Boost, but we did try running them all at low settings which should have eliminated any chance of it being a power issue. Yeah, Cryptobadger is an excellent site. Been there many times.

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Quote from: vtr99 on October 01, 2013, 07:14:31 PM

This same MB would run flawlessly with 3 cards. We even tried swapping all the cards, the PSU, HD, and the memory. Didn't make any difference if the cards were at stock speeds, or OCed. It was funny, because we had recently read a review saying this was a great MB for mining setups. It simply was not stable with more than 3 cards. YMMV...

did you add additional pci power for the fourth card? --> http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=100-MB-PB01-BR

found on http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-faq/

(Didn't try it myself, I only run three cards per MB)

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Quote from: bholzer on October 01, 2013, 06:36:07 PM

Quote from: vtr99 on October 01, 2013, 02:16:40 PM

Quote from: symzzi on October 01, 2013, 01:42:04 PM

Quote from: bholzer on October 01, 2013, 01:29:53 PM

I've had issues solo mining via a Windows client with multiple machines as well, just FYI. 2 machines was fine...but beyond that things would jam up. Could have been an easy fix (I'm not sure)...but I just tossed everything in an Ubuntu VM instead and haven't had an issue since.

Its already been concluded by the resident thread experts that it is not possible for there to be something up with the windows client. It's your hardware at fault Roll Eyes

All I'm saying is check the usual suspects before blaming the client. We had a cheap Asrock MB running 4x 7950's with a 1500w Rosewill gold supply. It would just stop mining every few hours and require a restart. Didn't make any difference if you were solo, or pool mining. Swapped the MB out with an MSI, the problem was immediately solved.

I have the exact same issue with one of my machines on an ASRock -- 5x7970. Sometimes it runs for a day before requiring a restart...sometimes 5 minutes. I was blaming it on a ghost driver issue...so wiped and reinstalled xubuntu...set it all back up...same deal.

I'll try swapping out the mb I guess.

This same MB would run flawlessly with 3 cards. We even tried swapping all the cards, the PSU, HD, and the memory. Didn't make any difference if the cards were at stock speeds, or OCed. It was funny, because we had recently read a review saying this was a great MB for mining setups. It simply was not stable with more than 3 cards. YMMV...

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Quote from: vtr99 on October 01, 2013, 02:16:40 PM

Quote from: symzzi on October 01, 2013, 01:42:04 PM

Quote from: bholzer on October 01, 2013, 01:29:53 PM

I've had issues solo mining via a Windows client with multiple machines as well, just FYI. 2 machines was fine...but beyond that things would jam up. Could have been an easy fix (I'm not sure)...but I just tossed everything in an Ubuntu VM instead and haven't had an issue since.

Its already been concluded by the resident thread experts that it is not possible for there to be something up with the windows client. It's your hardware at fault Roll Eyes

All I'm saying is check the usual suspects before blaming the client. We had a cheap Asrock MB running 4x 7950's with a 1500w Rosewill gold supply. It would just stop mining every few hours and require a restart. Didn't make any difference if you were solo, or pool mining. Swapped the MB out with an MSI, the problem was immediately solved.

I have the exact same issue with one of my machines on an ASRock -- 5x7970. Sometimes it runs for a day before requiring a restart...sometimes 5 minutes. I was blaming it on a ghost driver issue...so wiped and reinstalled xubuntu...set it all back up...same deal.

I'll try swapping out the mb I guess.

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Looks like the hash rate is not reporting correctly on smalltimemier can someone look into it

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Quote from: Jriker1 on October 01, 2013, 03:04:04 PM

Thank you all for your replies on the couldn't get work fast enough issue. For vtr99 sake who wanted more details:

- Three mining servers
- Identical boxes with 16GB RAM each
- All running Windows 7 64-bit
- All running AMD driver 12.8
- Two machines have dual 5970's in them separately (no crossfire)
- One machine has a 6950 and a 7950 in it.
- All running CGMiner 3.4.3
- All running CGWatcher latest version

All with similar settings except obviously some differences for intensity, thread-concurrency, etc specific to cards. All my cards have custom firmware with overclock settings so not in the cgminer.conf:

scrypt: true
gpu-threads: 1
worksize: 256
lookup-gap: 2
thread-concurrency: 8000
queue: 1
scan-time: 60
shares: 0
expiry: 30
log: 5

Does this help?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3261540

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Thank you all for your replies on the couldn't get work fast enough issue. For vtr99 sake who wanted more details:

- Three mining servers
- Identical boxes with 16GB RAM each
- All running Windows 7 64-bit
- All running AMD driver 12.8
- Two machines have dual 5970's in them separately (no crossfire)
- One machine has a 6950 and a 7950 in it.
- All running CGMiner 3.4.3
- All running CGWatcher latest version

All with similar settings except obviously some differences for intensity, thread-concurrency, etc specific to cards. All my cards have custom firmware with overclock settings so not in the cgminer.conf:

scrypt: true
gpu-threads: 1
worksize: 256
lookup-gap: 2
thread-concurrency: 8000
queue: 1
scan-time: 60
shares: 0
expiry: 30
log: 5

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Quote from: alex0909 on October 01, 2013, 07:35:07 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Kimoto doesn't like the truth being posted, and the streisand effect is going to hit you like a bitch. Stay tuned.

For now, have another look at the information kimoto is desperately trying to hide:

Quote

For example, here is what a good launch looks like. Notice how steadily the supply chart increases: http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_90_day_charts.html Also note how the difficulty increases accordingly.

And now, megacoin: http://cryptometer.org/megacoin_90_day_charts.html

Notice how almost 10 days were of coins were created on the first day alone. Now consider the fact that this coin was launched with a horrific looking logo, and without source code, to deter miners. Who do you think mined the bulk of these coins? None other than kimoto himself. The difficulty chart supports my claim, as the difficulty only rose to 0.03 by day 2. This very low difficulty could only be maintained if there was a very low hashrate. This low difficulty persisted for a week until the source code was released. Kimoto lined his pockets with millions of megacoins, and has somehow tricked you into thinking this coin was launched fairly. Very clever on his part.

This is all publicly verifiable data pulled from the blockchain. Investigate, and you will come to the same conclusion that I have.

I think it is a good thing to have another voice opposite my/our general bullish sentiment of the MEC coin. We should welcome the thoughts of the opposition especially because it comes at such a low price.

It is a bit pathetic to see someone selling/marketing their services to create these clone coins and getting paid by others to so called 'teach them a lesson.' Once again, we have to learn from the bottom to avoid it. Kids, don't do this. H, cry yourself to sleep tonight and then do as one poster says "buy 25,0000 and get on board." You are not a little boy because a little boy has possibilities. You are a parasite. If you don't know what that is, use your vast blogging and computer skills to discover what that means. Like most parasites, you have disclosed your intentions via your previous actions, you are not to be trusted with anything.

You guys and those gifs are hilarious... Keep 'em coming...

Will be in the SF/SAC area soon. Will be down for pitchers if anyone would like to discuss development ideas for the coins in general. I have work for programmers as it stands. Digeros, you in?

KC Kid

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Quote from: symzzi on October 01, 2013, 01:42:04 PM

Quote from: bholzer on October 01, 2013, 01:29:53 PM

I've had issues solo mining via a Windows client with multiple machines as well, just FYI. 2 machines was fine...but beyond that things would jam up. Could have been an easy fix (I'm not sure)...but I just tossed everything in an Ubuntu VM instead and haven't had an issue since.

Its already been concluded by the resident thread experts that it is not possible for there to be something up with the windows client. It's your hardware at fault Roll Eyes

All I'm saying is check the usual suspects before blaming the client. We had a cheap Asrock MB running 4x 7950's with a 1500w Rosewill gold supply. It would just stop mining every few hours and require a restart. Didn't make any difference if you were solo, or pool mining. Swapped the MB out with an MSI, the problem was immediately solved.

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