Topic: Data Center Mining Garage and Man Mining Cave ( PART 2 !!!!!!!!) - page 41. (Read 106682 times)
March 01, 2017, 01:34:49 AM
6 Months ago the general rule of thumb is if you're under 1GH, stay with Ethermine.org. Today since the difficulty has double, I would say the rule of thumb is 2GH or higher. Etheremine.org splits all Uncle payments among the entire pool so if you want guarantee pay, stay there. If you want to GAMBLE go to Ethpool. The bigger your hash, the more likely you're going to get an Uncle and keep it. But if your luck is bad and you're not hitting uncles often, Ethermine would be more pay. If you pool hop often to other coins, stick with Ethermine as your credit won't be worth anything until you have enough to hit a Block which right now is over 155T and quickly growing!
March 01, 2017, 12:56:11 AM
Yeah i readed but main thing aws to ask the amn for thatt thing wit the ethpool with what Mh he mines 
I mine with 500mh I hit a block every 5 days
I hit an uncle the other day
If you mine with 100mh figure 25 days for each block
Hi philipma1957, i don't understand this!
Can you please explain? Are you referring to Solo mining in this case?
IF someone mines @ 2.5GH+, what's the best way to go for?
I see ethermine and ethpool have different pay status, one pays uncle only, don't understand.
If you can please give a short brief!
Thanks
February 28, 2017, 09:38:41 PM
looks like a thermal image of smething your putting into the beasts
February 28, 2017, 09:27:12 PM
***************** SNEAK PREVIEW ****************************
Can you guys make out what this is?
Can you guys make out what this is?
February 28, 2017, 07:26:44 PM
@mtice - Not really sure what the question is. You can P.M
Regarding Uncles. I have a big family. They visit me often. One just stop by and say Holla...........Coma Esta?
P.S Just got 10 x MSI Ref 480 4GB. Sorry to inform everyone. They change things. You can no longer flash 8GB ROM onto these. Sucks............... Now I have to mess with Mem straps and Undervolting via Watt tools. No fun
Regarding Uncles. I have a big family. They visit me often. One just stop by and say Holla...........Coma Esta?
P.S Just got 10 x MSI Ref 480 4GB. Sorry to inform everyone. They change things. You can no longer flash 8GB ROM onto these. Sucks............... Now I have to mess with Mem straps and Undervolting via Watt tools. No fun
February 28, 2017, 05:14:46 PM
eh ok i am downloading now ETH os 1.04 i found a copy of it 
and im gonna install it any idea if this eth os supports self update to lastest one
and im gonna install it any idea if this eth os supports self update to lastest one 
February 28, 2017, 05:10:24 PM
Ehmm about 120mh i have so means i will have 5 ETH for 25 days ?
very rough estimate but yes.
you stand a 1 in 16 chance you get an uncle so you could be at 9 coins not 5.
also diff can jump and it could take 26 to 27 days.
so there is more risk mining full blocks on eth pool with hash like yours.
I would want at least 250mh and hit one every 10 days at worst.
Think the op has a block a day and is over 2600mh
February 28, 2017, 04:30:55 PM
Ehmm about 120mh i have so means i will have 5 ETH for 25 days ?
February 28, 2017, 04:08:57 PM
Yeah i readed but main thing aws to ask the amn for thatt thing wit the ethpool with what Mh he mines
I mine with 500mh I hit a block every 5 days
I hit an uncle the other day
If you mine with 100mh figure 25 days for each block
February 28, 2017, 03:18:12 PM
Yeah i readed but main thing aws to ask the amn for thatt thing wit the ethpool with what Mh he mines
February 28, 2017, 03:08:12 PM
hello im typing here since in the old thread im not able by some reason 
i wanted to ask the man wh oshowed blocks and uncle ones in ethpool with how much MH he is in and is it better 
since im with 4 cards atm RIG on a metal rack on 4 stages with 3 RX470/480 and 1 R9 nano on a B85 anniversay i got for 15 bucks with 4gb of ram and G1820 and CM thunder 600W and Zalman ZM700 and i have a Rig ready for cards GA-A85X-D3H rev 1,0 with A8 5600k + 12 gb ram im thinking of filling it with RX 470 4gb what u think
i wanted to ask the man wh oshowed blocks and uncle ones in ethpool with how much MH he is in and is it better since im with 4 cards atm RIG on a metal rack on 4 stages with 3 RX470/480 and 1 R9 nano on a B85 anniversay i got for 15 bucks with 4gb of ram and G1820 and CM thunder 600W and Zalman ZM700 and i have a Rig ready for cards GA-A85X-D3H rev 1,0 with A8 5600k + 12 gb ram im thinking of filling it with RX 470 4gb what u think Read the first post of this topic, you will know why.... , i know it's hard, but be strong, just 4 lines to read, YOU CAN DO IT
February 28, 2017, 03:07:26 PM
hello im typing here since in the old thread im not able by some reason i wanted to ask the man wh oshowed blocks and uncle ones in ethpool with how much MH he is in and is it better since im with 4 cards atm RIG on a metal rack on 4 stages with 3 RX470/480 and 1 R9 nano on a B85 anniversay i got for 15 bucks with 4gb of ram and G1820 and CM thunder 600W and Zalman ZM700 and i have a Rig ready for cards GA-A85X-D3H rev 1,0 with A8 5600k + 12 gb ram im thinking of filling it with RX 470 4gb what u think
i wanted to ask the man wh oshowed blocks and uncle ones in ethpool with how much MH he is in and is it better since im with 4 cards atm RIG on a metal rack on 4 stages with 3 RX470/480 and 1 R9 nano on a B85 anniversay i got for 15 bucks with 4gb of ram and G1820 and CM thunder 600W and Zalman ZM700 and i have a Rig ready for cards GA-A85X-D3H rev 1,0 with A8 5600k + 12 gb ram im thinking of filling it with RX 470 4gb what u think February 28, 2017, 01:59:53 PM
hero status
February 28, 2017, 01:27:38 PM
@ Dumpita - Yes it's a BIOS feature of MSI call BOARD Explorer. RED = Plugged in and detected not related to HEAT.
February 28, 2017, 12:43:59 PM
photo your stove plug post it.
also tell us your circuit beaker size for the stove.
I will give you links
Thanks. Planning to start with dryer outlet. Then stovexlater if/when I run out of watt capacity.
Stove- 40A:
Dryer- 20A:
Would like to go from these to a to a bunch of NEMA 5-15. I'm using off the shelf HomeKit smart plugs to monitor energy usage and switch things on and off. (They are rated at 240V). But that's not a requirement.
you could buy these right now
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOT-of-2-Dell-0TP065-Switched-Rack-PDU-Power-Distribution-Units-/122322455260?
the plugs come off with a screwdriver .
they are a great price. 35 for the 2
I still need to find you replacement plugs that match the outlets.
home depot or lowes should have them
February 28, 2017, 12:41:16 PM
Mining Motherboard Review
See Slot 2 not showing up as connected / RED? That's the one I need to fix. Open Case cover, receded or replace that riser. FAST / EASY! For other MBs, I would have to do isolations testing which is more time consuming. Oh yeah, that's my Long Island Ice Tea. Got to have a nice drink while working on Rigs.
See Slot 2 not showing up as connected / RED? That's the one I need to fix. Open Case cover, receded or replace that riser. FAST / EASY! For other MBs, I would have to do isolations testing which is more time consuming. Oh yeah, that's my Long Island Ice Tea. Got to have a nice drink while working on Rigs.
How does the above process work? Is that a BIOS feature or you use heat detector to find which one is not red?
February 28, 2017, 10:53:29 AM
photo your stove plug post it.
also tell us your circuit beaker size for the stove.
I will give you links
Thanks. Planning to start with dryer outlet. Then stovexlater if/when I run out of watt capacity.
Stove- 40A:
https://imgur.com/a/fRfJQ
Dryer- 20A:
https://imgur.com/a/NmQSO
Would like to go from these to a to a bunch of NEMA 5-15. I'm using off the shelf HomeKit smart plugs to monitor energy usage and switch things on and off. (They are rated at 240V). But that's not a requirement.
February 28, 2017, 10:28:49 AM
For anyone interested here is a good find on ebay, they have more than 10 available. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cisco-WS-C3750G-24T-S-Switch-24-Port-Layer-3-Gigabit-EnterpriseSwitch-Latest-IOS-/301698023821?hash=item463e9a818d:g:MKMAAOSwcu5UOiVe I think I may get this to replace my 7 year old 3560g and move the 3560g to the ToR for my mining rigs.
February 28, 2017, 06:46:39 AM
I'm still working on my open air rigs, but wanted to ask about how you guys with racks deal with maintenance. Years ago I had a 42U rack full of stuff and it was always a hassle. Everything was held by the bolts in the from flanges.
I wanted to get some sort of drawer system to pull things out, like this:
Rosewill Server Rack Rails / Server Slide Rails / Server Rails , 26" Three Section Ball-Bearing Sliding Server Rail Kit (RSV-R27LX) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D3FJ5HC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_CluTyb9TVYEM5
But IIRC in the other thread someone said this was a bad idea.
How do you handle it if one of the nodes in the middle of a rack goes down?
Also- anyone got a primer on how to work with 240V? A link would be good. I don't need a stove, LOL!, perfect spot for a half rack. But i would want to use off the shelf cabling to go from the stove outlet to a PDU to the power supplies. But finding adapter cables has proven difficult- there are so many different formats for NEMA connectors for 249V.
I wanted to get some sort of drawer system to pull things out, like this:
Rosewill Server Rack Rails / Server Slide Rails / Server Rails , 26" Three Section Ball-Bearing Sliding Server Rail Kit (RSV-R27LX) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D3FJ5HC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_CluTyb9TVYEM5
But IIRC in the other thread someone said this was a bad idea.
How do you handle it if one of the nodes in the middle of a rack goes down?
Also- anyone got a primer on how to work with 240V? A link would be good. I don't need a stove, LOL!, perfect spot for a half rack. But i would want to use off the shelf cabling to go from the stove outlet to a PDU to the power supplies. But finding adapter cables has proven difficult- there are so many different formats for NEMA connectors for 249V.
photo your stove plug post it.
also tell us your circuit beaker size for the stove.
I will give you links
February 28, 2017, 04:35:38 AM
I'm still working on my open air rigs, but wanted to ask about how you guys with racks deal with maintenance. Years ago I had a 42U rack full of stuff and it was always a hassle. Everything was held by the bolts in the from flanges.
I wanted to get some sort of drawer system to pull things out, like this:
Rosewill Server Rack Rails / Server Slide Rails / Server Rails , 26" Three Section Ball-Bearing Sliding Server Rail Kit (RSV-R27LX) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D3FJ5HC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_CluTyb9TVYEM5
But IIRC in the other thread someone said this was a bad idea.
How do you handle it if one of the nodes in the middle of a rack goes down?
Also- anyone got a primer on how to work with 240V? A link would be good. I don't need a stove, LOL!, perfect spot for a half rack. But i would want to use off the shelf cabling to go from the stove outlet to a PDU to the power supplies. But finding adapter cables has proven difficult- there are so many different formats for NEMA connectors for 249V.
I wanted to get some sort of drawer system to pull things out, like this:
Rosewill Server Rack Rails / Server Slide Rails / Server Rails , 26" Three Section Ball-Bearing Sliding Server Rail Kit (RSV-R27LX) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D3FJ5HC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_CluTyb9TVYEM5
But IIRC in the other thread someone said this was a bad idea.
How do you handle it if one of the nodes in the middle of a rack goes down?
Also- anyone got a primer on how to work with 240V? A link would be good. I don't need a stove, LOL!, perfect spot for a half rack. But i would want to use off the shelf cabling to go from the stove outlet to a PDU to the power supplies. But finding adapter cables has proven difficult- there are so many different formats for NEMA connectors for 249V.
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