Topic: Building a 600 CORES - Supercomputer to mine VeriumReserve - page 9. (Read 12721 times)
Impressive, I am following this thread.
Haha! "render some works"
What are you going to render? The entire world?
Just joking. You have something in mind and the informational thread you've made is awesome. I'd really love to see more from you and your works. Hopefully this whole thing pays out at the end. Good Luck, man!
What are you going to render? The entire world?
Just joking. You have something in mind and the informational thread you've made is awesome. I'd really love to see more from you and your works. Hopefully this whole thing pays out at the end. Good Luck, man!
Well sometimes we have to compute jobs for work, this will come really handy with mpich
Slovakia, yeah, maybe, buy you cannot beat power consumptions advantages with SBCs:)
Haha! "render some works"
What are you going to render? The entire world?
Just joking. You have something in mind and the informational thread you've made is awesome. I'd really love to see more from you and your works. Hopefully this whole thing pays out at the end. Good Luck, man!
What are you going to render? The entire world?
Just joking. You have something in mind and the informational thread you've made is awesome. I'd really love to see more from you and your works. Hopefully this whole thing pays out at the end. Good Luck, man!
@jacko0088, can you release your mining stat?
im curious if you can kill pools with your hash rates
are you kidding? his hashrate is very poor im curious if you can kill pools with your hash rates
Network plan
Nice network plan, I'm excited to see your full setup
Way to go! What I like more here is that you have a side use for all this power, it somehow resembles the beginnings of bitcoin mining
Network plan
This is great project hope to see the result soon. I am a verium miner myself and searching for the one using ODROID
Daamn, that ROI is a SOB, but hopefully the price rises, a lot.
wooow man you are really something
wish you luck and also success, im gonna use my own PC's for mining too, few 1050ti and 970
, lets see if i can beat you on total hash
actually i think you are working better than most of so-called dev o token board with much more better road map
wish you luck and also success, im gonna use my own PC's for mining too, few 1050ti and 970
, lets see if i can beat you on total hash
actually i think you are working better than most of so-called dev o token board with much more better road map
I was a dev too..in the past..
wooow man you are really something
wish you luck and also success, im gonna use my own PC's for mining too, few 1050ti and 970
, lets see if i can beat you on total hash
actually i think you are working better than most of so-called dev o token board with much more better road map
wish you luck and also success, im gonna use my own PC's for mining too, few 1050ti and 970
, lets see if i can beat you on total hash
actually i think you are working better than most of so-called dev o token board with much more better road map
Thank you boys,
no stats to share yet, I'm still waiting for the boards to come.
Also I've just finished creating a configuration file which allows me to share wifi over eth0. (This will go to the main controller).
I've succesfully a stable WiFi connection in my basement (4 meters under terrain). 5Mb/s downlink, 0.5Mb/s uplink.
no stats to share yet, I'm still waiting for the boards to come.
Also I've just finished creating a configuration file which allows me to share wifi over eth0. (This will go to the main controller).
I've succesfully a stable WiFi connection in my basement (4 meters under terrain). 5Mb/s downlink, 0.5Mb/s uplink.
@jacko0088, can you release your mining stat?
im curious if you can kill pools with your hash rates
im curious if you can kill pools with your hash rates
There's no public equipment, I've buyed all those components on my own
in this case im very happy for you that you could follow your love and build something like that, wish you success and really consider solar or wind electricity if you live somewhere you have access to free lands.
in such cases, even a small farm can help you decrease bills heavily in a small window time
The problem I see with this build is that IF mining becomes unprofitable, then it becomes a massive task to sell off the parts. I'm assuming the ordoids will be harder to sell than "normal" Intel chips.
I've sold 25 odroids in 3 days, those are easy to resell
What's good for CPU mining is RAM and cache. Most CPU friendly coins can't fullly load a desktop CPU due to memory
and cache limitations. Each Verium thread requires 1 GB. Any SBC with more RAM will do better, 8 cores is overkill.
Idle cores don't use much power but what they do use is wasted.
and cache limitations. Each Verium thread requires 1 GB. Any SBC with more RAM will do better, 8 cores is overkill.
Idle cores don't use much power but what they do use is wasted.
False. Atleast not on ARM architecture. Let me explain.
1 Thread use 128MB of ram. (this is called 1way mining)
If the miner and your processor is capable of some special instruction, you can use 3 way.
1 Thread --> splitted in 3 little worker using 128MB each.
On my I7, it uses 8 cores with (128MB x 3) x 8 -->3072MB
On ARM, you just use 1way and the trick is done:
8 Cores --> 8 Threads --> 1024MB of ram
600cores used just for mining???
am i the only one here thinks of using public equipment or misusing from not very own cores?
1 of my friends told sth like this way before mining got popular, after some time we noticed that he was using his university computers to mine which cost him losing education opportunity
hope you are doing this legally ans in this case wish u success.
also some recommendation, for such electricity consumption, u can really consider green energy solutions
am i the only one here thinks of using public equipment or misusing from not very own cores?
1 of my friends told sth like this way before mining got popular, after some time we noticed that he was using his university computers to mine which cost him losing education opportunity
hope you are doing this legally ans in this case wish u success.
also some recommendation, for such electricity consumption, u can really consider green energy solutions
There's no public equipment, I've buyed all those components on my own
600cores used just for mining???
am i the only one here thinks of using public equipment or misusing from not very own cores?
1 of my friends told sth like this way before mining got popular, after some time we noticed that he was using his university computers to mine which cost him losing education opportunity
hope you are doing this legally ans in this case wish u success.
also some recommendation, for such electricity consumption, u can really consider green energy solutions
am i the only one here thinks of using public equipment or misusing from not very own cores?
1 of my friends told sth like this way before mining got popular, after some time we noticed that he was using his university computers to mine which cost him losing education opportunity
hope you are doing this legally ans in this case wish u success.
also some recommendation, for such electricity consumption, u can really consider green energy solutions
Interesting build!
I like the concept of building a large miner of many smaller energy effecient units. I wonder how the odroid XU4 compares to an Intel Atom X5-Z8350? These small boards are based on Z8350: http://www.up-board.org/upcore/
Alternatively buy many cheap Z83II miniPC on ebay.
But maybe they are not so good at mining, I have not tried.
I like the concept of building a large miner of many smaller energy effecient units. I wonder how the odroid XU4 compares to an Intel Atom X5-Z8350? These small boards are based on Z8350: http://www.up-board.org/upcore/
Alternatively buy many cheap Z83II miniPC on ebay.
But maybe they are not so good at mining, I have not tried.
What's good for CPU mining is RAM and cache. Most CPU friendly coins can't fullly load a desktop CPU due to memory
and cache limitations. Each Verium thread requires 1 GB. Any SBC with more RAM will do better, 8 cores is overkill.
Idle cores don't use much power but what they do use is wasted.
The problem I see with this build is that IF mining becomes unprofitable, then it becomes a massive task to sell off the parts. I'm assuming the ordoids will be harder to sell than "normal" Intel chips.
Interesting build!
I like the concept of building a large miner of many smaller energy effecient units. I wonder how the odroid XU4 compares to an Intel Atom X5-Z8350? These small boards are based on Z8350: http://www.up-board.org/upcore/
Alternatively buy many cheap Z83II miniPC on ebay.
But maybe they are not so good at mining, I have not tried.
I like the concept of building a large miner of many smaller energy effecient units. I wonder how the odroid XU4 compares to an Intel Atom X5-Z8350? These small boards are based on Z8350: http://www.up-board.org/upcore/
Alternatively buy many cheap Z83II miniPC on ebay.
But maybe they are not so good at mining, I have not tried.
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