Yes.
One orb actually.
Trying ROI
Topic: gridseed asic usb dual mining don't work (Read 848 times)
You ARE talking about the orbs, NOT the blades I hope?
Trying to dual mine with the BLADES = instant mass failure, as their power circuitry is NOT designed to handle the consumption of that many of the GC3355 chips in SHA256 mining mode (much less in dual-mining mode).
The ORBS had almost identical circuitry, but only 5 chips per orb vs. 40 per blade.
I'll also point out that the GC3355 was a money-loser trying to mine any SHA256 coin less than 6 months after it first showed up, unless you had FREE electric - it held out a lot longer on Scrypt due to a lot less competition, and if your electric is cheap ENOUGH it might still manage to break-even on Scrypt-only.
Trying to dual mine with the BLADES = instant mass failure, as their power circuitry is NOT designed to handle the consumption of that many of the GC3355 chips in SHA256 mining mode (much less in dual-mining mode).
The ORBS had almost identical circuitry, but only 5 chips per orb vs. 40 per blade.
I'll also point out that the GC3355 was a money-loser trying to mine any SHA256 coin less than 6 months after it first showed up, unless you had FREE electric - it held out a lot longer on Scrypt due to a lot less competition, and if your electric is cheap ENOUGH it might still manage to break-even on Scrypt-only.
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My gridseed asic usb device with ST32 Virtual COM Port only possible driver don't
work in dual mode. No cpuminer config works because it's a virtual port.
Bfminer don´t work too to receive LTC shares.
Two cgminer instances at the same also no good.
Unbelievable, no support for this !
Help appreciated
SOS
work in dual mode. No cpuminer config works because it's a virtual port.
Bfminer don´t work too to receive LTC shares.
Two cgminer instances at the same also no good.
Unbelievable, no support for this !
Help appreciated
SOS
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