going with -ck suggestion, don't micro manage. Back to zero. Let pool decide.
Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
On the pool page, under the Workers tab, use Management. Set the diffs to zero and update.Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
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August 09, 2016, 07:32:36 PM
August 09, 2016, 07:30:40 PM
Boom!
August 09, 2016, 07:28:11 PM
Block by TCSDR1! That is his 26th Kano block and our 1st of the day! 
August 09, 2016, 07:08:50 PM
going with -ck suggestion, don't micro manage. Back to zero. Let pool decide.
Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
On the pool page, under the Workers tab, use Management. Set the diffs to zero and update. Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
August 09, 2016, 07:07:18 PM
going with -ck suggestion, don't micro manage. Back to zero. Let pool decide.
Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
It's under Workers/Management on Kano.is
August 09, 2016, 05:37:02 PM
going with -ck suggestion, don't micro manage. Back to zero. Let pool decide.
Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
Crap, how do you reset the worker diff?
August 09, 2016, 05:32:31 PM
Oh and in general, anyone who didn't notice 
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
I hope you didn't jynx us. The day started good until you said this.
August 09, 2016, 04:55:29 PM
Should I set the minimum diff for each worker to 35k?
hashrate went up 10th after 35K set.
S9's seem to run hotter.
hashrate went up 10th after 35K set.
S9's seem to run hotter.
August 09, 2016, 04:47:20 PM
Actually power is not a wild variable, you easily obtain your KWhr price on your electric bill and every miner and PS has the stated draw. So a A6 draws to be conservative 1.1 KW, then go here http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/electricity-calculator.htm and u will get your cost of electric...super simple. I no one is making any money mining currently unless your electric is under 6cents, with the current price of BTC. The only ones making money are the people selling the miners or possibly trading. Buying any more rigs at this time is a losing game.
I pay zero. Others on the island pay from .17 to .49 per kwh, depending on if they have any pv or not. The same scenario applies everywhere. That's what I meant by "wildly." It's not complicated to figure kwh cost, I think. My data center has extremely low power costs, and therefore an A6 is profitable in that venue at about 30% net. To be fair, this A6 will be in a zero cost venue...and I figure the next gen machine will be out by the time I ROI this A6.
You are the 1 percent
August 09, 2016, 04:41:08 PM
14 s9's now pointed at the promised land
Hope my datacenter ddos protector machine is not futzing with me.
Seems that since they popped that in I get no personal blocks.
Rock and Roll!
Hope my datacenter ddos protector machine is not futzing with me.
Seems that since they popped that in I get no personal blocks.
Rock and Roll!
August 09, 2016, 04:34:48 PM
Actually power is not a wild variable, you easily obtain your KWhr price on your electric bill and every miner and PS has the stated draw. So a A6 draws to be conservative 1.1 KW, then go here http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/electricity-calculator.htm and u will get your cost of electric...super simple. I no one is making any money mining currently unless your electric is under 6cents, with the current price of BTC. The only ones making money are the people selling the miners or possibly trading. Buying any more rigs at this time is a losing game.
I pay zero. Others on the island pay from .17 to .49 per kwh, depending on if they have any pv or not. The same scenario applies everywhere. That's what I meant by "wildly." It's not complicated to figure kwh cost, I think. My data center has extremely low power costs, and therefore an A6 is profitable in that venue at about 30% net. To be fair, this A6 will be in a zero cost venue...and I figure the next gen machine will be out by the time I ROI this A6.
August 09, 2016, 04:19:34 PM
Caanan's got their new shop up and running...got a note from Jon a bit earlier using their new GUI for ordering, etc. Looks nice, seems to work well. New A6 on the way...hopefully more after that. All sorts of "new" today.
Mine on.
Mine on.
How can I get to their ordering system? When I click buy now on their site it takes me to email. What's the estimated profit per month of the A6?
Thanks
Use the e-mail to initially contact, and they'll set you up with a user ID and give you the logon link. Then it's a different URL for logon.
The A6s pull about 3.5TH. One can extrapolate from there, depending on what your overhead is. Since I don't pay for power at home, the A6 will (given current conditions) produce around .00875/block (and also assuming my current pool performance figures), and at an assumed average of 4 blks/day that's about 0.105BTC/mo for that machine. At today's spot that's around USD$62. However, if you have to pay for power it will cut that substantially. My power costs at Labrador are low enough that an A6 would still be solvent...would not be making a ton, but profitable. My plan is to put an A6 here, then place any further at the data center. Once Canaan puts out the expected next-gen box, I'll be in a position to do the same again...one here at home to start, then any further to the data center. I like to run a machine here at home for at least a couple of weeks to get familiar with it, etc. After that I can drop ship new ones direct.
Bottom line..."estimated profit per month" for any machine is a rather sketchy computation. Power costs are wildly variable.
Actually power is not a wild variable, you easily obtain your KWhr price on your electric bill and every miner and PS has the stated draw. So a A6 draws to be conservative 1.1 KW, then go here http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/electricity-calculator.htm and u will get your cost of electric...super simple. I no one is making any money mining currently unless your electric is under 6cents, with the current price of BTC. The only ones making money are the people selling the miners or possibly trading. Buying any more rigs at this time is a losing game.
August 09, 2016, 12:29:50 PM
Oh and in general, anyone who didn't notice
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
Yup...way cool. I use 4 right now 'cuz I try to not get "O-O!" (Overly Optimistic) on this stuff...learned the hard way...
You've done a good thing, here, Kano. Even post-halving we're plugging along OK. Whales and minnows alike pay homage to your work.
Yep, we are at an average for the month of 5.44 blocks/day!
Edit: (it does change everyday, however)
August 09, 2016, 12:20:40 PM
Oh and in general, anyone who didn't notice
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
Yup...way cool. I use 4 right now 'cuz I try to not get "O-O!" (Overly Optimistic) on this stuff...learned the hard way...
You've done a good thing, here, Kano. Even post-halving we're plugging along OK. Whales and minnows alike pay homage to your work.
August 09, 2016, 12:00:23 PM
Oh and in general, anyone who didn't notice
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
The hash rate at the moment means we expect 5 blocks a day.
My calculator shows that with the default value when you enter the site then press enter.
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
It copies the current pool hash rate at the time you first go there.
Edit: well it's actually 5.5 at the moment.
Basically 10PHs, at the moment, averages one block a day.
August 09, 2016, 11:47:25 AM
Caanan's got their new shop up and running...got a note from Jon a bit earlier using their new GUI for ordering, etc. Looks nice, seems to work well. New A6 on the way...hopefully more after that. All sorts of "new" today.
Mine on.
Mine on.
How can I get to their ordering system? When I click buy now on their site it takes me to email. What's the estimated profit per month of the A6?
Thanks
Use the e-mail to initially contact, and they'll set you up with a user ID and give you the logon link. Then it's a different URL for logon.
The A6s pull about 3.5TH. One can extrapolate from there, depending on what your overhead is. Since I don't pay for power at home, the A6 will (given current conditions) produce around .00875/block (and also assuming my current pool performance figures), and at an assumed average of 4 blks/day that's about 0.105BTC/mo for that machine. At today's spot that's around USD$62. However, if you have to pay for power it will cut that substantially. My power costs at Labrador are low enough that an A6 would still be solvent...would not be making a ton, but profitable. My plan is to put an A6 here, then place any further at the data center. Once Canaan puts out the expected next-gen box, I'll be in a position to do the same again...one here at home to start, then any further to the data center. I like to run a machine here at home for at least a couple of weeks to get familiar with it, etc. After that I can drop ship new ones direct.
Bottom line..."estimated profit per month" for any machine is a rather sketchy computation. Power costs are wildly variable.
August 09, 2016, 11:42:50 AM
It was a 1 Gen. S9 with downclock to get it stable. Look at the BestShare 
http://i64.tinypic.com/aln787.jpg
http://i64.tinypic.com/aln787.jpg
Well looks like the bitmain code got the number right ... this time
The diff is 1503.6% 3,035,765,797,295 (3.04T)
Code:
[2016-08-09 07:09:58.834+10] BLOCK! ok Diff 1503.6% (3035765797295/201893210853.1) Xircom.xircom Pool 101371841669.0 101G 50.21%
[2016-08-09 07:09:59.065+10] blocks_add(): BLOCK! Status: 1-Confirm, Block: 424322/...00005cb7dab0a88e Diff 3.04T Reward: 13.301943,
Worker: Xircom.xircom, ShareEst: 101374504335.0 101G 50.21% UTC:2016-08-08 21:09:59.042727+00
August 09, 2016, 11:37:16 AM
Caanan's got their new shop up and running...got a note from Jon a bit earlier using their new GUI for ordering, etc. Looks nice, seems to work well. New A6 on the way...hopefully more after that. All sorts of "new" today.
Mine on.
Mine on.
Any further information regarding new hardware that you were privy to that you can't share with us? Not asking for any specifics, just that there is something on the way. Thanks.
I'm chomping at the bit to buy something that doesn't have bitmain's name on it!
looking forward to adding something to the solar array.
August 09, 2016, 11:35:04 AM
Caanan's got their new shop up and running...got a note from Jon a bit earlier using their new GUI for ordering, etc. Looks nice, seems to work well. New A6 on the way...hopefully more after that. All sorts of "new" today.
Mine on.
Mine on.
Any further information regarding new hardware that you were privy to that you can't share with us? Not asking for any specifics, just that there is something on the way. Thanks.
I'm chomping at the bit to buy something that doesn't have bitmain's name on it!
August 09, 2016, 11:26:29 AM
Caanan's got their new shop up and running...got a note from Jon a bit earlier using their new GUI for ordering, etc. Looks nice, seems to work well. New A6 on the way...hopefully more after that. All sorts of "new" today.
Mine on.
Mine on.
How can I get to their ordering system? When I click buy now on their site it takes me to email. What's the estimated profit per month of the A6?
Thanks
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