Bitmain looks like they're releasing a 15GH/s DASH miner called the AntMiner D3 - page 65.

mikespax

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If we can just take over the ripple market cap now...

D3 Antminer

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the number of petitions exceeded 400. The next step is 500

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dod777

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Guys, right now you will be around a dollar a day better on Granatgas than Nicehash. The demand to rent hashing power in X11 is pretty soft these days so Nicehash is lagging. Granatgas will mine the most profitable coin for you. At Nicehash you're just renting your hash to others and not mining anything in particular so your profit relies more on demand for that hash. In better time Nicehash is usually a very solid option. It's stable, consistent and easy to use. Things are very tight right now so you have to be vigilant and flexible.
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Granatgas is down or it works for time being? I can't ping it.....

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Quote from: lashatatu on November 13, 2017, 02:26:05 AM

Quote from: davemanet on November 13, 2017, 02:24:40 AM

Hi guys, can someone explain what exactly Granatgas does? It seems to be mining a bunch of other X11 coins. Now that Dash is over $400 and profitable, will Granatgas automatically switch to Dash?

it will mine most profitable x11 coin so if dash is most profitable it will mine dash, usually it mines dash anyway Cheesy

Oh thank you. WHen I tried it before it was just mining Cannabiscoin lol. I will have to check what it is mining now.

hardworker27

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Hi guys, I'm waiting for 2 D3 coming next week. Sad

Could you please show me how to set fan speed and power down? I really concern its noise Sad

Can I use 2 of https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KAJ8MX8/ref=twister_B00KITV6WY?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 (1500W each)? Could you please recommend me a good converter? My place has 110-120V output and I want to reduce the amps.
Thank you very much.

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Quote from: davemanet on November 13, 2017, 02:24:40 AM

Hi guys, can someone explain what exactly Granatgas does? It seems to be mining a bunch of other X11 coins. Now that Dash is over $400 and profitable, will Granatgas automatically switch to Dash?

it will mine most profitable x11 coin so if dash is most profitable it will mine dash, usually it mines dash anyway Cheesy

davemanet

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Hi guys, can someone explain what exactly Granatgas does? It seems to be mining a bunch of other X11 coins. Now that Dash is over $400 and profitable, will Granatgas automatically switch to Dash?

digital$

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thanks for updates on settings you have applied..set my freq to 500m and no more HW errors

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Quote from: COINKING84 on November 13, 2017, 12:11:36 AM

Quote from: d0r10n on November 12, 2017, 11:45:10 PM

Ok got it hooked up, running nicely! Cheesy

Downclocked to 500Mhz, hash rate about 18.2MH/s , no HW errors. Fan speed set manual to 80%

Prohashing is full and said they aren't accepting more people Sad

so I couldn't register an account

Using, in order: Granatgas, Nicehash and Zpool.

Any x11/Dash pool suggestions besides what I have?

My D3 came set to 487, Im doing 50 percent fan and seems to be running good.

Sounds like you got Oct batch, mine is Nov, sticker on the actual unit says 19.3MH/s as well. Stock on auto it was set to 537Mhz.

Quick update, not sure if this is correct??

Granatgas pool showing I've already mined 0.00093361 DASH= ~$0.43 USD for 1hr 10mins, so x 21 to get about 24hours estimate = $9 USD

Not too bad, let's see how it goes over next few days/weeks!

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Quote from: d0r10n on November 12, 2017, 11:45:10 PM

Ok got it hooked up, running nicely! Cheesy

Downclocked to 500Mhz, hash rate about 18.2MH/s , no HW errors. Fan speed set manual to 80%

Prohashing is full and said they aren't accepting more people Sad

so I couldn't register an account

Using, in order: Granatgas, Nicehash and Zpool.

Any x11/Dash pool suggestions besides what I have?

My D3 came set to 487, Im doing 50 percent fan and seems to be running good.

d0r10n

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Ok got it hooked up, running nicely! Cheesy

Downclocked to 500Mhz, hash rate about 18.2MH/s , no HW errors. Fan speed set manual to 80%

Prohashing is full and said they aren't accepting more people Sad

so I couldn't register an account

Using, in order: Granatgas, Nicehash and Zpool.

Any x11/Dash pool suggestions besides what I have?

d0r10n

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Thanks for the info guys, yeah the cable i got is C13 rated for 10A and up to 240V.

Also I checked with the electrician, he said it should be fine, it's in an office so we have 2 or 3 circuits rated for 4800W/20A for the room, and the server room itself should have it's own circuit. Currently a UPS with all the server equipment drawing no more than 900W, so I have almost a few thousand watt headroom.

Maybe I should buy some more D3s to run here.. haha yeah right!

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Quote from: mdude77 on November 12, 2017, 09:51:51 PM

Quote from: d0r10n on November 12, 2017, 09:23:03 PM

My country uses 230v mains

What the breaker size for that circuit? A PDU is useful for limiting the max power that can go to a potential meltable device.

M

If your plugging straight into the wall, without using a PDU, make sure your cable (C13 to Whatever outlet your country uses) is able to handle 230V.

I believe most of those ones sold in the US and Canada are only rated for 120V. Usually it's the C13 to C14 cables that are meant to feed into a PDU that are made to handle up to 230V. Your country may have different standards.

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No idea, I'm guessing I just need to look at the fuse box?

mdude77

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Quote from: d0r10n on November 12, 2017, 09:23:03 PM

My country uses 230v mains

What the breaker size for that circuit? A PDU is useful for limiting the max power that can go to a potential meltable device.

M

d0r10n

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My country uses 230v mains

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Quote from: d0r10n on November 12, 2017, 09:16:52 PM

Wow, Dash at $461 USD! Hope it's not a pump and dump.

I'm just about to plug in my D3 for the first time, I got a 10A rated high-temp C13 power cord, but it goes straight into the power point and not a PDU. Is this OK?

120v or 220v?
if 120v then no, its not enough.

d0r10n

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Wow, Dash at $461 USD! Hope it's not a pump and dump.

I'm just about to plug in my D3 for the first time, I got a 10A rated high-temp C13 power cord, but it goes straight into the power point and not a PDU. Is this OK?

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Quote from: mdude77 on November 12, 2017, 08:47:43 PM

Quote from: jchi2210 on November 12, 2017, 08:46:55 PM

Quote from: mdude77 on November 12, 2017, 08:43:53 PM

Quote from: jchi2210 on November 12, 2017, 08:42:31 PM

Anyone know the best way to shut these down? Just unplug them?

Like any miner, they run quite hot. Powering them off will leave them without a way to cool down by their fans.

I suggest unplugging the network cable until the fan slow down, and then the air coming out them cools down. At the point it should be okay to power it off.

M

Great idea, thank you for the quick response! I'll unplug the ethernet cable, and then unplug the power cable right?

Unplug ethernet, wait until fans slow down, then wait another 5 mins or so after that. At that point the air coming out should be quite a bit cooler than normal.

M

Gotcha, Thanks! Grin

mdude77

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Quote from: jchi2210 on November 12, 2017, 08:46:55 PM

Quote from: mdude77 on November 12, 2017, 08:43:53 PM

Quote from: jchi2210 on November 12, 2017, 08:42:31 PM

Anyone know the best way to shut these down? Just unplug them?

Like any miner, they run quite hot. Powering them off will leave them without a way to cool down by their fans.

I suggest unplugging the network cable until the fan slow down, and then the air coming out them cools down. At the point it should be okay to power it off.

M

Great idea, thank you for the quick response! I'll unplug the ethernet cable, and then unplug the power cable right?

Unplug ethernet, wait until fans slow down, then wait another 5 mins or so after that. At that point the air coming out should be quite a bit cooler than normal.

M

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