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Quote from: Richy_T on September 20, 2012, 12:54:26 PM

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Quote from: Richy_T on September 20, 2012, 09:23:07 AM

Happening again. Grrr. I think the RJ45 might be sliding out of the socket as it reconnected when I pushed it back in this morning. The little spring clip had been squashed flat and broke off when I tried bending it back. Guess I will be re-crimping tonight.

Doh! -1 Internetz with cable unplugged. Tongue

Oh, it was still plugged. It had just worked out far enough to break contact I think. It's been running all day so far but there's no reason it should have worked its way out. Thermal expansion contraction and/or spring loading maybe.

I'd be getting it re-crimped haha, I personally don't like the fact when there is a loose network cable coming out of anything. Giggity. Tongue

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Quote from: BTCMiners.net on September 20, 2012, 12:24:47 PM

Quote from: Richy_T on September 20, 2012, 09:23:07 AM

Happening again. Grrr. I think the RJ45 might be sliding out of the socket as it reconnected when I pushed it back in this morning. The little spring clip had been squashed flat and broke off when I tried bending it back. Guess I will be re-crimping tonight.

Doh! -1 Internetz with cable unplugged. Tongue

Oh, it was still plugged. It had just worked out far enough to break contact I think. It's been running all day so far but there's no reason it should have worked its way out. Thermal expansion contraction and/or spring loading maybe.

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Quote from: Richy_T on September 20, 2012, 09:23:07 AM

Happening again. Grrr. I think the RJ45 might be sliding out of the socket as it reconnected when I pushed it back in this morning. The little spring clip had been squashed flat and broke off when I tried bending it back. Guess I will be re-crimping tonight.

Doh! -1 Internetz with cable unplugged. Tongue

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Happening again. Grrr. I think the RJ45 might be sliding out of the socket as it reconnected when I pushed it back in this morning. The little spring clip had been squashed flat and broke off when I tried bending it back. Guess I will be re-crimping tonight.

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Quote from: Richy_T on September 19, 2012, 07:59:32 PM

I'm mining in a pool for now. I think this may be network card related. I have disabled the power saving option on it and will see how that goes.

The card is stock setup.

Very likely could be a number of things, especially if any part of your computer goes to sleep during non-use; it's likely for sure that when you come back and it, "restarts" from its suspended state (i.e, network card, hdd, etc..) that it will throw out an odd reading on your hash rate.

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I'm mining in a pool for now. I think this may be network card related. I have disabled the power saving option on it and will see how that goes.

The card is stock setup.

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Quote from: Richy_T on September 19, 2012, 06:38:42 PM

OK, I am a new miner of just over two days (I'll post in the introduce yourself section in a bit). For the second day in a row, I have come home and have apparently not been mining anything from a little after I left the computer the night before.

Yesterday, I just figured the computer had gone to sleep so I set it to never sleep. Today I got home and pyminer had something about a communications problem in the status bar, my hash rate was saying 998GH/s (I wish, normally 126M). My pool page shows no blocks submitted during that time. Internet was accessible. The standby mode for the monitor is set at 10 minutes. Could that be causing it? This is on Windows 7 with a 6770.

I restarted pyminer and it appears to be running normally. If it did do any work during that time, it's gone Sad

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Are you solo mining or with a pool? Also, are you overclocking your GPU? Perhaps too much? Initially when I overclocked my GPU to find the sweet spot with small tweaks, I would go over a hair and it would crash the drivers and result in my mining 60 some odd GH/s which obviously was wrong. Perhaps you're in the same boat I was in with the overclock situation and mining solo?

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OK, I am a new miner of just over two days (I'll post in the introduce yourself section in a bit). For the second day in a row, I have come home and have apparently not been mining anything from a little after I left the computer the night before.

Yesterday, I just figured the computer had gone to sleep so I set it to never sleep. Today I got home and pyminer had something about a communications problem in the status bar, my hash rate was saying 998GH/s (I wish, normally 126M). My pool page shows no blocks submitted during that time. Internet was accessible. The standby mode for the monitor is set at 10 minutes. Could that be causing it? This is on Windows 7 with a 6770.

I restarted pyminer and it appears to be running normally. If it did do any work during that time, it's gone Sad

Thanks

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