Happy New Years! Seventh alt coin thread! - page 95.

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Quote from: octominer on January 14, 2018, 03:40:58 PM

Quote from: citronick on January 14, 2018, 03:23:38 PM

Quote from: octominer on January 14, 2018, 03:09:34 PM

If anybody is interested, we have the new 8 PCIe port riserless cards coming at the end of next week, these ones have the integrated intel celeron 3855U processors. The samples just came off the production line a few days ago. They directly take server PSUs, so no need to use expensive ATX power supplies.

https://octominer.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/20180115_000746_MOD_0000_20180115_001447-copy.jpg
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5 x PWR-IN for the board and GPUs powered from server PSU?

RAM DDR3?

Yep, 5x PWR-in. It actually works fine with 2X PWR-IN. Powered from server PSU, nice and cheap

Ram is DDR4L. In march we will have a new version coming out that has DDR3L ram.

Also we will have an ATX power supply version coming out. But people like the server PSU version more right now. Server PSUs are cheaper and easier to get.

If Ram is DDR4L you need to fix the website description:

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Motherboard : support 8*Pcie 16x
Embedded 6th gen Intel® Celeron® Processor 3855U
CPU cooler on integrated on the board
Support 8pcs AMD470/480/570/580 or Nvidia P106/P104/1060/1070/1070TI/1080/1080TI
Support So-dimm DDR3L upto 8GB RAM
Ports: 2x USB, 1x VGA, 1x RJ45 Network
Support server style power supply

EDIT: Removed image tags to save some space

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For Phil and others here running Nvidia 10xx rigs... I have what is likely a silly question but since I'm coming from only AMD rigs to date, thought I would ask to make sure:

Is it true that GPUs like 1070to, 1080, etc can easily be optimally tuned for mining solely through the settings in MSI After Burner? Meaning... with my rx 470's, I needed to mod the bios with memory straps in order to get good mining performance from them. Is this piece not applicable at all to Nvidia GPUs?

If the above is true, are there some standard starting points for settings in After Burner that you can recommend? I am relatively familiar with AB as I used it for a while with my 470s, but some of the settings typically mentions for Nvidia tuning did not seem familiar from what I did with the 470's, although maybe that's just due to terminology differences.

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Quote from: Elder III on January 14, 2018, 05:09:09 PM

That Octominer motherboard looks nice. Hopefully a couple folks will be able to test one out and post some reviews on here. We're pretty much maxed out infrastructure wise right now, but out of curiosity, what is the cost projected to be?

Hi, so far I can only review the website. I can say it's quite high quality site. Ordering process went smooth, paid with PayPal. I received a confirmation immediately by email, very professional. Shipping was $25 with DHL. End of January promised for delivery. I'll share everything about the board as soon as I get it

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Quote from: R0mi on January 14, 2018, 04:51:44 PM

Quote from: citronick on January 14, 2018, 01:34:43 PM

Quote from: dragonmike on January 14, 2018, 01:27:08 PM

I was surprised to see you can still buy the 7-slot MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon boards. They must have restocked a few following the big demand early last year. I was just able to recommend that board to a friend of mine (against all odds I actually found a reseller that stocked it)...

I have still about 22 of the popular ASUS Prime Z270-A brand new, allocated for a new project in March.

If my group decides to go full riserless for that project, we would let go all the Z270s.

https://www.asus.com/sg/Motherboards/PRIME-Z270-A/

That is a very nice board and ASUS has a very fair RMA policy. The Asus Z370 is now out and was on sale at NewEgg a week or so ago.

Citronink, please check your PM... I sent you a message about your Z270-A's.

Regarding the Z370-A... can anyone confirm for sure that these will support 6-8 GPUs like the 270 does? I'm assuming so since it seems to be just the next generation board of the same family, but looking to verify. It looks like Newegg does have some in stock currently... However, if I am reading the specs right on the 370, it seems it will ONLY take Coffee Lake CPUs and therefore not backwards compatible with Kaby Lake, which is what I can get a very good deal on. I need to build another system with an AVX2 CPU to support expansion of my Burst Mining operation but dont really want to pay a premium for a Coffee Lake CPU that literally won't provide any extra benefit over the i5-7600 I am considering.

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Quote from: octominer on January 14, 2018, 05:21:40 PM

Quote from: Elder III on January 14, 2018, 05:09:09 PM

That Octominer motherboard looks nice. Hopefully a couple folks will be able to test one out and post some reviews on here. We're pretty much maxed out infrastructure wise right now, but out of curiosity, what is the cost projected to be?

Yep, it's a pretty sweet board. You can check it out on the website.
https://octominer.com/

Right now I am looking for people who would be interested in writing a review. Stock is limited and I have put a few boards aside for reviews.

We might be interested in reviewing one.... I'm just trying to see if I can find any GPUs to go with it right now.

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Quote from: octominer on January 14, 2018, 05:21:40 PM

Quote from: Elder III on January 14, 2018, 05:09:09 PM

That Octominer motherboard looks nice. Hopefully a couple folks will be able to test one out and post some reviews on here. We're pretty much maxed out infrastructure wise right now, but out of curiosity, what is the cost projected to be?

Yep, it's a pretty sweet board. You can check it out on the website.
https://octominer.com/

Right now I am looking for people who would be interested in writing a review. Stock is limited and I have put a few boards aside for reviews.

I can review it.

shoot me a pm to arrange it.

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Quote from: Elder III on January 14, 2018, 05:09:09 PM

That Octominer motherboard looks nice. Hopefully a couple folks will be able to test one out and post some reviews on here. We're pretty much maxed out infrastructure wise right now, but out of curiosity, what is the cost projected to be?

Yep, it's a pretty sweet board. You can check it out on the website.
https://octominer.com/

Right now I am looking for people who would be interested in writing a review. Stock is limited and I have put a few boards aside for reviews.

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That Octominer motherboard looks nice. Hopefully a couple folks will be able to test one out and post some reviews on here. We're pretty much maxed out infrastructure wise right now, but out of curiosity, what is the cost projected to be?

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Quote from: KaydenC on January 13, 2018, 07:31:44 PM

However my Inno3d 1080tis, some of them positioned between the fans hit 80 degrees while some are 65.

My Inno3d 1080ti's are absolute dogs - running 10ºC higher than all others in an open-air cases. I think it's a universally bad at cooling.

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Theranos Coin - IoT + micro-blood arrays = Moon!

Quote from: citronick on January 14, 2018, 01:34:43 PM

Quote from: dragonmike on January 14, 2018, 01:27:08 PM

I was surprised to see you can still buy the 7-slot MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon boards. They must have restocked a few following the big demand early last year. I was just able to recommend that board to a friend of mine (against all odds I actually found a reseller that stocked it)...

I have still about 22 of the popular ASUS Prime Z270-A brand new, allocated for a new project in March.

If my group decides to go full riserless for that project, we would let go all the Z270s.

https://www.asus.com/sg/Motherboards/PRIME-Z270-A/

That is a very nice board and ASUS has a very fair RMA policy. The Asus Z370 is now out and was on sale at NewEgg a week or so ago.

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Quote from: citronick on January 14, 2018, 03:23:38 PM

Quote from: octominer on January 14, 2018, 03:09:34 PM

If anybody is interested, we have the new 8 PCIe port riserless cards coming at the end of next week, these ones have the integrated intel celeron 3855U processors. The samples just came off the production line a few days ago. They directly take server PSUs, so no need to use expensive ATX power supplies.

5 x PWR-IN for the board and GPUs powered from server PSU?

RAM DDR3?

Yep, 5x PWR-in. It actually works fine with 2X PWR-IN. Powered from server PSU, nice and cheap

Ram is DDR4L. In march we will have a new version coming out that has DDR3L ram.

Also we will have an ATX power supply version coming out. But people like the server PSU version more right now. Server PSUs are cheaper and easier to get.

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Quote from: octominer on January 14, 2018, 03:09:34 PM

If anybody is interested, we have the new 8 PCIe port riserless cards coming at the end of next week, these ones have the integrated intel celeron 3855U processors. The samples just came off the production line a few days ago. They directly take server PSUs, so no need to use expensive ATX power supplies.

Damn, these look good. I'm glad I only bought 2 of the Onda D1800 6-slot boards because this is a superior (looking, anyway) solution.

That said, I can't find enough GPUs to populate the mobos I have, much less the mobos I want...

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Quote from: octominer on January 14, 2018, 03:09:34 PM

If anybody is interested, we have the new 8 PCIe port riserless cards coming at the end of next week, these ones have the integrated intel celeron 3855U processors. The samples just came off the production line a few days ago. They directly take server PSUs, so no need to use expensive ATX power supplies.

5 x PWR-IN for the board and GPUs powered from server PSU?

RAM DDR3?

octominer

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If anybody is interested, we have the new 8 PCIe port riserless cards coming at the end of next week, these ones have the integrated intel celeron 3855U processors. The samples just came off the production line a few days ago. They directly take server PSUs, so no need to use expensive ATX power supplies.

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Quote from: Toughit on January 14, 2018, 01:18:25 PM

Might be interesting if people measured the level with a sound app like this:

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-measure-noise-with-your-android-phone/

I have only 1 avalon 741, but I will try
3' from back, front and side

should be in mid 60's 66 to 68

while an s-9 is 74-76 sometimes it is a nasty whistler to boot.

the way to quiet rigs is this way

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIxWgv-rsuE

53 to 55db

at under 3 ft

Does anyone want a trezor at next to my cost. At the moment 1 have 1 sealed black on in my hands. I need 3 And I can wait for my 3.

so if I buy 3 I get 2 black and 1 white in Feb

for about 330 usd. or 110.00 USD they would make me wait until feb for delivery which gets me a discount from 3 for

399 usd down to 3 for 330 usd.

I would sell one at 120
I could ship it on tues the 16th of Jan in a small flat rate box/padded envelope which nets me a 2 dollar profit.

If you buy direct from trezor with no wait right now 1 unit is 160 usd
So you save 40 bucks about same shipping time.

If you buy direct from trezor with a 1 month wait right now 1 unit is 135 usd.
So my 120 price with tues the 16th ship date usps.com flat rate

saves you money in the case of the instant ship 120 usd vs 160 usd same time or a day apart.

saves you time and money over the slow ship 120 usd vs 135 usd 1 month faster.

I can take ltc or btc what ever works for you.
USA buyer only.

1 Just have the 1 piece.

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Quote from: dragonmike on January 14, 2018, 01:27:08 PM

I was surprised to see you can still buy the 7-slot MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon boards. They must have restocked a few following the big demand early last year. I was just able to recommend that board to a friend of mine (against all odds I actually found a reseller that stocked it)...

I have still about 22 of the popular ASUS Prime Z270-A brand new, allocated for a new project in March.

If my group decides to go full riserless for that project, we would let go all the Z270s.

https://www.asus.com/sg/Motherboards/PRIME-Z270-A/

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I was surprised to see you can still buy the 7-slot MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon boards. They must have restocked a few following the big demand early last year. I was just able to recommend that board to a friend of mine (against all odds I actually found a reseller that stocked it)...

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Might be interesting if people measured the level with a sound app like this:

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-measure-noise-with-your-android-phone/

I have only 1 avalon 741, but I will try
3' from back, front and side

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Quote from: Biodom on January 13, 2018, 09:23:39 PM

Quote from: GabryRox on January 13, 2018, 07:01:20 PM

Believe it or not, the miner supply issue is continuing to worsen. Not only are essentially all good mining cards gone (off retail market anyway), but now it is nearly impossible to find any mining mobo (that supports 6+ GPUs) and it's even carried over into the PSU market, where 1000-1300W PSUs typically used for mining are mostly gone. This continues to baffle me, but I guess just goes to prove that the majority of the world still either doesn't know about or doesn't believe in the longevity of crypto. To me, this shortage seems worse than the one back in Q2'17.

The really crazy thing is not that 3rd parties are trying to price gouge (not completely against this actually, as everyone deserves a chance to make a legal buck) but it's the fact that there are a lot of people actually paying these 2x, 3x, even 4x retail prices for components. Here are a few I have observed lately:

- 6-pack of rx 570 8gb sold on ebay for $3,400! That's close to $600/card lol, or 50% more than retail for a Vega-56 lol.
- Several USED Vega 56's selling on ebay for over $900!
- Many mining Mobo's with retail prices at or below $100 are going for over $300!

I actually ordered an Asus Prime Z270-a from Amazon for $150 but it's not in stock and no indication of when it will be in stock. I actually have another ASRock BTC board but was looking to build my next rig with an 1151 chip i got for half price. Plus, I like the the idea of easily being able to accomodate 7 GPUs with a relatively easy path to an 8th via the M2 slot. So, end-state goal would be 7-8 1070ti/1080 with my 1500W Plat PSU. of course, I only currently have 4 70ti's but more have to come in stock eventually... don't they? ;-)

not to disagree, all sounds right, but i've got
Asus Z170-AR mobo (6 slots, not sure if you can run all six, opinions vary) at Microcenter for $79 minus $40 MIR.
It was a few weeks ago, though, before eth went crazy again.
Not the best mobo, but will do for a small built of 1070ies.
I am out of power in everything except dishwasher/dryer.

Maybe I should entice wifie to buy a double decker washer/dryer (LG or something), then I would have both space and power (220V even) to run a couple more rigs Wink

Yeah, I have heard mixed views on that Asus z170 and i dont want to risk building on a "problem" board for fear of potentially wasting many hours trying to get over 4 GPus running on it. Plus, I am not lucky to live anywhere near a Microcenter and pretty much every decent piece of gear I've found on there... well, pretty much ever... has been limited to in-store purchase/pickup only. Makes me wonder why they even have a friggin website but whatever lol.

I am also still awaiting an electrician's assessment of my house's capabilities. I am currently running 4 rigs and based on my limited understanding and an analysis of my breaker box, pretty sure I can get a modest rig added in my garage. but that will only work until maybe June as there is no ventilation in there.

Also, if I feel confident I have enough power to add that garage rig, I might just go ahead and build it on that ASRock H81 BTC that I already have. Since I only have 4 1070ti's anyway it wouldn't make a difference and at least I could get it up and running and not have to wait for that 1151 Mobo to arrive. If I go that route then i could eventually use the 1151 Mobo to build a 7-8x 570 rig. Lots to think about... crazy thing is that i have partial components to build 3 rigs but not 1 would be "complete". But I think first priority is getting those 1070ti's online.

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Quote from: KaydenC on January 14, 2018, 03:00:38 AM

Idk how to describe how loud it is. It's way way way louder back when I started mining eth, cramping 4x reference 480 in my full tower at 100% fan speed. Doesn't even come close. Have you seen genesis mining videos where people need to shout to hear each other? It's getting close to that as I have 25 of them running.

Correct, it's AFB1212SHE. This one https://www.amazon.com/Electronics-AFB1212SHE-120x120x38mm-Cooling-connector/dp/B004Y1HLA8

Temps are slightly better than my old open air setups. Well it's not a fair comparison as my farm was permenantly at 40 degrees C with all the open air rigs. Now with proper sectioning of cold/hot air and tripling my exhaust fan capacity, air intake is basically ambient, 25-30 degrees.

I am planning to stack 20 of those in single room , problem is that the farm is located in residential area so being quite and hot is better than loud and cold , i might need to check if i can lower the rpm from bios of find a quieter option or ditch the whole case idea .

The K17 case arrived with Delta TFC1212DE which i had to run it at 25% from the Bios to be acceptable , surprisingly it was much quieter when the case was full with 8 GPUs compared to only 4 GPUs , the woof sound was much better

My open air farm have around 82RX + 8TI +6GTX in a room that measure 12*3 meter with no forced ventilation , only Mosquito Window Mesh , i plan to stack the cases in 5*5 room and install large low rpm exhaust fan.

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