How Often do you Check Your Rigs? | Bitcointalksearch.org

shibob

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Quote from: Chan8 on November 24, 2017, 11:55:55 PM

I check about 3 times a day. When i wake up and my afternoon crypto news and prices.. once again before bed. Had to run out a few times to go and restart the damn rigs because they fall off. Not alot, but once in awhile. Or the internet connection falls off. A quick modem reset does the trick. I still need to learn some new solutions so it can be more remote access and automated..

I think think this remote resetter may be good for fully remote managing:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/device-simplerigresetter-auto-reboot-crashed-rigs-extension-boards-1695298

jillscarbrough

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for the treatment of every 1 month all. I replace Procesor pasta onboard and at VGA. clean dust on fan Procesor

Chan8

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I check about 3 times a day. When i wake up and my afternoon crypto news and prices.. once again before bed. Had to run out a few times to go and restart the damn rigs because they fall off. Not alot, but once in awhile. Or the internet connection falls off. A quick modem reset does the trick. I still need to learn some new solutions so it can be more remote access and automated..

shibob

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Quote from: preda on November 24, 2017, 09:13:19 AM

i open teamviewer 100 times day!!! ahahahahah

It's too much haha. I just log in to rig when the pool send me email about idle workers which is mostly caused by window update.

Ventureum

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With my dual GPU rig, I only check it once a couple of days.

PranDoW

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Often, there are certain malfunctions, I have to regularly look and collect data. If there is no problem then I check statistics in pool website

Mike011

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Quote from: PontusLSE on November 24, 2017, 08:48:31 AM

I only check them about 50-60 times a day Grin

I just still cannot believe that I have a few machines that is more or less printing me money. I have to check and see that they still are for real Wink

Totally understand you bro Grin

preda

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i open teamviewer 100 times day!!! ahahahahah

cryptocoinfarmer

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If you configure your rigs without maxed out overclocking and good cooling then you will have no problems running 24/7 smoothly without problems.
But if you squeeze all the juices from your cards and not set additional cooling then you need to monitor your rigs once a day.

PontusLSE

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I only check them about 50-60 times a day Grin

I just still cannot believe that I have a few machines that is more or less printing me money. I have to check and see that they still are for real Wink

Venon

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Quote from: jmayniac on November 12, 2017, 11:15:54 AM

If I was better at programming, I would make something like a simple web dashboard which shows things like temps, fan speeds and hash rates. Some type of notification if the miner stops reporting or if the hash rate drops would be nice. My miner runs Linux, so it has to run on that. Python would probably be a good choice. I suck at python programming though.

Anybody what to try this?

You can use Claymore's software.

jmayniac

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If I was better at programming, I would make something like a simple web dashboard which shows things like temps, fan speeds and hash rates. Some type of notification if the miner stops reporting or if the hash rate drops would be nice. My miner runs Linux, so it has to run on that. Python would probably be a good choice. I suck at python programming though.

Anybody what to try this?

shintosai

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Quote from: twofreckles on November 12, 2017, 07:27:37 AM

At the beginning I didn't do anything else but watch mining

With time got bored cause this isn't best activity. After all I treat it as a pasive income. Of course email/sms allerts are usufull. But I tend to look at it depending how profitable mining currently is. The more profitability the more often I check it and try to keep everything running. But when rig is set up properly it runs smoothly for months.

with your good skills you will able to set it up properly and you dont need to monitor it in a daily basis i like they way you treat mining as its just another
way of source of profits not to lean on it for a daily expense, its everything for future gain.

vrap.pm

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I check my rig via online 2/4 times a day.
Im also made a visual inspection 2/3 times a week.
My cards are running smoothly for months, only need to change algo when i want a new coin.

Sgubela

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My miners are way too far from where I am. Haven't checked them for 2 months but they work good. I know 2 months is too much but if you set up everything well then there is no need to check it often.

twofreckles

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At the beginning I didn't do anything else but watch mining

With time got bored cause this isn't best activity. After all I treat it as a pasive income. Of course email/sms allerts are usufull. But I tend to look at it depending how profitable mining currently is. The more profitability the more often I check it and try to keep everything running. But when rig is set up properly it runs smoothly for months.

Venon

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Quote from: Nebell on November 11, 2017, 09:00:28 PM

Once or twice a day. I do have some restarts and I'm not sure what's causing it. Maybe Windows update.
But I have my miner on startup as well as overclock in software. So if it restarts, it's all back up again usually at full speed without me actually having to do anything.

It is better to turn off the auto windows update.

Nebell

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Once or twice a day. I do have some restarts and I'm not sure what's causing it. Maybe Windows update.
But I have my miner on startup as well as overclock in software. So if it restarts, it's all back up again usually at full speed without me actually having to do anything.

frostedace

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More often than I check texts from my girlfriend.

BeerMan81

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Claymore's monitoring tool works good for me. When i rig stops playing, some loud music starts playing upstairs. This happened this morning. The wife was getting the kid ready for school and it started blaring. She then woke me up, and i resolved the issue. Issue resolved! Only 10 mins of down time. Back to bed for more zzzz.

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