I day dream about going solo once and a while but I am not sure how to go about it with my antminers. Or more specifically, I am not clear on how to make the payout go to my multi bit wallet and not bitcoin-qt.
You can do solo mining via offered services too, such ashttp://solo.ckpool.org/ 
Topic: ANTMINER S3+ Discussion and Support Thread - page 112. (Read 710164 times)
Well, changing frequency to default does not fix the new firmware problem. Woke up this morning and 3 of the 6 S3+'s are running at under 50Gh/s. Hope they fix this problem quickly.
Did you try reverting to an older firmware?
I day dream about going solo once and a while but I am not sure how to go about it with my antminers. Or more specifically, I am not clear on how to make the payout go to my multi bit wallet and not bitcoin-qt.
Well, changing frequency to default does not fix the new firmware problem. Woke up this morning and 3 of the 6 S3+'s are running at under 50Gh/s. Hope they fix this problem quickly.
why do some s3s work harder then others?
so on my pool it states how big of shares peoples workers submit and when they hit a block.
on my s3s the biggest shares are usually around 30 billion and most of the times its under 10 billion.. sometimes its even in the 100s of thousands
on my pool tho, it seems there are workers that often always hit the shares in the trillions..
there are also workers that get 2 or 3 blocks a month.. while mine have never even gotten close..
is there a trick? like assigning the same worker to more then one s3?
currently my s3s all have their own worker on the pool.
i know that some workers arent all s3s, but i know most are.
so on my pool it states how big of shares peoples workers submit and when they hit a block.
on my s3s the biggest shares are usually around 30 billion and most of the times its under 10 billion.. sometimes its even in the 100s of thousands
on my pool tho, it seems there are workers that often always hit the shares in the trillions..
there are also workers that get 2 or 3 blocks a month.. while mine have never even gotten close..
is there a trick? like assigning the same worker to more then one s3?
currently my s3s all have their own worker on the pool.
i know that some workers arent all s3s, but i know most are.
Why is this relevant? If you are mining in a pool everything gets shared. Even if your miner hits a block, the block would not be given to you.
This is the flop side of pool mining. If you want to mine a block with a reasonable expectation -have enough hashing power and mine solo.
Still, variance can ruin your day.
i know i get paid the same no matter what.. i was just wondering why some users seem to have better s3s then me lol..
why do some s3s work harder then others?
so on my pool it states how big of shares peoples workers submit and when they hit a block.
on my s3s the biggest shares are usually around 30 billion and most of the times its under 10 billion.. sometimes its even in the 100s of thousands
on my pool tho, it seems there are workers that often always hit the shares in the trillions..
there are also workers that get 2 or 3 blocks a month.. while mine have never even gotten close..
is there a trick? like assigning the same worker to more then one s3?
currently my s3s all have their own worker on the pool.
i know that some workers arent all s3s, but i know most are.
so on my pool it states how big of shares peoples workers submit and when they hit a block.
on my s3s the biggest shares are usually around 30 billion and most of the times its under 10 billion.. sometimes its even in the 100s of thousands
on my pool tho, it seems there are workers that often always hit the shares in the trillions..
there are also workers that get 2 or 3 blocks a month.. while mine have never even gotten close..
is there a trick? like assigning the same worker to more then one s3?
currently my s3s all have their own worker on the pool.
i know that some workers arent all s3s, but i know most are.
Why is this relevant? If you are mining in a pool everything gets shared. Even if your miner hits a block, the block would not be given to you.
This is the flop side of pool mining. If you want to mine a block with a reasonable expectation -have enough hashing power and mine solo.
Still, variance can ruin your day.
Are you cloud hashing or something?
why do some s3s work harder then others?
so on my pool it states how big of shares peoples workers submit and when they hit a block.
on my s3s the biggest shares are usually around 30 billion and most of the times its under 10 billion.. sometimes its even in the 100s of thousands
on my pool tho, it seems there are workers that often always hit the shares in the trillions..
there are also workers that get 2 or 3 blocks a month.. while mine have never even gotten close..
is there a trick? like assigning the same worker to more then one s3?
currently my s3s all have their own worker on the pool.
i know that some workers arent all s3s, but i know most are.
so on my pool it states how big of shares peoples workers submit and when they hit a block.
on my s3s the biggest shares are usually around 30 billion and most of the times its under 10 billion.. sometimes its even in the 100s of thousands
on my pool tho, it seems there are workers that often always hit the shares in the trillions..
there are also workers that get 2 or 3 blocks a month.. while mine have never even gotten close..
is there a trick? like assigning the same worker to more then one s3?
currently my s3s all have their own worker on the pool.
i know that some workers arent all s3s, but i know most are.
Why mining can be sweet when the price is right:
My six antminer S3 at home produce roughly 1BTC/mo right now, but use just $180 in electricity (after heating savings).
The bottom line is that I am basically purchasing BTC at less than half the price plus they already produced more than I bought them for initially.
Looking forward to S5.
My six antminer S3 at home produce roughly 1BTC/mo right now, but use just $180 in electricity (after heating savings).
The bottom line is that I am basically purchasing BTC at less than half the price plus they already produced more than I bought them for initially.
Looking forward to S5.
Yep me 2. If you don't mind me asking, who do you mine with?
you mean pool? I usually rotate among the usual suspects with the exception of ghash.
Why mining can be sweet when the price is right:
My six antminer S3 at home produce roughly 1BTC/mo right now, but use just $180 in electricity (after heating savings).
The bottom line is that I am basically purchasing BTC at less than half the price plus they already produced more than I bought them for initially.
Looking forward to S5.
My six antminer S3 at home produce roughly 1BTC/mo right now, but use just $180 in electricity (after heating savings).
The bottom line is that I am basically purchasing BTC at less than half the price plus they already produced more than I bought them for initially.
Looking forward to S5.
Yep me 2. If you don't mind me asking, who do you mine with?
Why mining can be sweet when the price is right:
My six antminer S3 at home produce roughly 1BTC/mo right now, but use just $180 in electricity (after heating savings).
The bottom line is that I am basically slowly purchasing BTC at less than half the price plus they already produced more than I bought them for initially.
Looking forward to S5.
My six antminer S3 at home produce roughly 1BTC/mo right now, but use just $180 in electricity (after heating savings).
The bottom line is that I am basically slowly purchasing BTC at less than half the price plus they already produced more than I bought them for initially.
Looking forward to S5.
Sorry that's what I meant...my booze to coffee ratio hasn't leveled out yet...
So it seems like you need to manually set the voltage and frequency setting(s) after flashing the new firmware ..... that would perfectly explain the dropping hash-rates then ...
Yeah after all my late night fun last night I'll just stick with October's release for now. LOL
Anyone still running the new November firmware, would you please find out what version of cgminer ships with it?
I saw that much: it has the same 6.7.1-1
4.6.1-1
hello, after the last update firmware, my rate was 60GH / s, I looked and after several attempts I handed voltage textbox and then after a reboot everything is back ok.
I have all the updates to make
Sorry for the bad English, I use a translator
I have all the updates to make
Sorry for the bad English, I use a translator
What I got from bitmaintech was
"After you finish the firmware, please go to "Miner Configuration-->Advanced settings" and set the frequency to default value, click "Save&Apply", all would be better."
So this new firmware screws up the S3 if you're over or underclocking? Hope they get that fixed quick with the next update (and please don't screw something else up doing it). I'm guessing the problem of the new firmware might have something to do with the voltage settings... https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/s3-bm1382-overclocking-with-voltage-setting-883197
So it seems like you need to manually set the voltage and frequency setting(s) after flashing the new firmware ..... that would perfectly explain the dropping hash-rates then ...
Yeah after all my late night fun last night I'll just stick with October's release for now. LOL
Anyone still running the new November firmware, would you please find out what version of cgminer ships with it?
I saw that much: it has the same 6.7.1-1
So it seems like you need to manually set the voltage and frequency setting(s) after flashing the new firmware ..... that would perfectly explain the dropping hash-rates then ...
Yeah after all my late night fun last night I'll just stick with October's release for now. LOL
Anyone still running the new November firmware, would you please find out what version of cgminer ships with it?
cgminer to v4.6.1
So it seems like you need to manually set the voltage and frequency setting(s) after flashing the new firmware ..... that would perfectly explain the dropping hash-rates then ...
Yeah after all my late night fun last night I'll just stick with October's release for now. LOL
Anyone still running the new November firmware, would you please find out what version of cgminer ships with it?
So it seems like you need to manually set the voltage and frequency setting(s) after flashing the new firmware ..... that would perfectly explain the dropping hash-rates then ...
Yeah after all my late night fun last night I'll just stick with October's release for now. LOL
So it seems like you need to manually set the voltage and frequency setting(s) after flashing the new firmware ..... that would perfectly explain the dropping hash-rates then ...
yes I handed default
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