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Quote from: dj_muncher on July 17, 2017, 03:14:03 AM

Quote from: gueorguiev on July 15, 2017, 06:12:54 PM

yes it is. what about pascal coin ? any idea ?

Pascal coin is pretty good to dual mine. It doesn't use dag epoch like ethereum but instead difficulty like bitcoins algorithm,so its also great for diversifying your portfolio and it doesn't effect your hash rate so that's a little extra bonus

There are a lot of altcoins, there should be some coins for profitably mining
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pascalcoin is old and not that profitable anymore even with dual mining, not much profit to be made, there are indeed other option with better profit, but depends on nvidia or amd, for amd the option are limited but for nvidia i like spreadcoin and nexus they have better profit

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Quote from: cvsea on July 19, 2017, 11:42:56 AM

Your friend has around 600 mh/s and you have about 115.
The variance will be far more noticeable for your rig.
That's why his chart looks stable.

Yes I forgot this point:) thanks

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Your friend has around 600 mh/s and you have about 115.
The variance will be far more noticeable for your rig.
That's why his chart looks stable.

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Quote from: star citizen on July 17, 2017, 07:22:59 AM

I think it is quite stable for those using solar power, and I think that if Bitcoin becomes really successful, there will be a large number of individuals striving to learn more about this field, just to get into the mining business.

I dont think you read any of the posts or even op's post, this isn't about the stability of Bitcoin or its future. He's asking for help about a technical issue hes having with his miner and gpu while mining Ethereum.

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Quote from: star citizen on July 17, 2017, 07:22:59 AM

I think it is quite stable for those using solar power, and I think that if Bitcoin becomes really successful, there will be a large number of individuals striving to learn more about this field, just to get into the mining business.

Yes, I read the specific details of this tool is very good, but the thing that makes me curious is the price is still expensive and if calculated it took about 9 months for RoI.

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Quote from: star citizen on July 17, 2017, 07:22:59 AM

I think it is quite stable for those using solar power, and I think that if Bitcoin becomes really successful, there will be a large number of individuals striving to learn more about this field, just to get into the mining business.

I don`t use solar power. and I think it would be expensive for now. Because its not common in Ukraine yet.

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Quote from: star citizen on July 17, 2017, 07:22:59 AM

I think it is quite stable for those using solar power, and I think that if Bitcoin becomes really successful, there will be a large number of individuals striving to learn more about this field, just to get into the mining business.

that's what I'm trying to learn right now mate on how to use solar energy to avoid the cost for electric bill I know the capital that's needed is really huge but the opportunity to roi in much faster time can be achieved, and you are correct after bitcoin succeed more people will start to look for this opportunity too.

cost for electric bill is not problem in my case because electricity is cheap here. But because of the rate of bitcoin and s alt coin price for GPU s getting bigger and bigger. i started 4-5 mounts ago and now differences between price from that and this day its more than 55%.

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Quote from: star citizen on July 17, 2017, 07:22:59 AM

I think it is quite stable for those using solar power, and I think that if Bitcoin becomes really successful, there will be a large number of individuals striving to learn more about this field, just to get into the mining business.

that's what I'm trying to learn right now mate on how to use solar energy to avoid the cost for electric bill I know the capital that's needed is really huge but the opportunity to roi in much faster time can be achieved, and you are correct after bitcoin succeed more people will start to look for this opportunity too.

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I think it is quite stable for those using solar power, and I think that if Bitcoin becomes really successful, there will be a large number of individuals striving to learn more about this field, just to get into the mining business.

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Yes there are. There's quite a few coins that are profitable. You could try Monero,Siacoin,Decred,Lbry, or ZCash. Those are are some of the more popular ones right now for mining, you just have to find the one with your preferred hardware and algorithm in mind.

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Quote from: gueorguiev on July 15, 2017, 06:12:54 PM

yes it is. what about pascal coin ? any idea ?

Pascal coin is pretty good to dual mine. It doesn't use dag epoch like ethereum but instead difficulty like bitcoins algorithm,so its also great for diversifying your portfolio and it doesn't effect your hash rate so that's a little extra bonus
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There are a lot of altcoins, there should be some coins for profitably mining

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yes it is. what about pascal coin ? any idea ?
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Pascal coin is pretty good to dual mine. It doesn't use dag epoch like ethereum but instead difficulty like bitcoins algorithm,so its also great for diversifying your portfolio and it doesn't effect your hash rate so that's a little extra bonus

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it is getting harder everyday as level of difficulty increase !!

yes it is. what about pascal coin ? any idea ?

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Quote from: JustCauseBIH on July 13, 2017, 07:26:45 AM

100% correct. You cant have same values for each card, because they are not same quality build.

I have one separate PC, where i test each card and let it run few hours with best OC settings. If everything works fine, no issue, no errors on HWID i add it to mining rig. I did with each card same proces. It is pain in ass, but once you set up, all works fine in future.

Thanks for the information. What is the best way to get for each card best OC setting ? what softwares do I need ?

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100% correct. You cant have same values for each card, because they are not same quality build.

I have one separate PC, where i test each card and let it run few hours with best OC settings. If everything works fine, no issue, no errors on HWID i add it to mining rig. I did with each card same proces. It is pain in ass, but once you set up, all works fine in future.

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Quote from: JustCauseBIH on July 13, 2017, 03:50:52 AM

Same cards, but different quality build. That is issue. I have RX 470 that can handle 1150/2090 with 28.5 hash rate, but also have another one that maximum is 1150/2025.

so you are telling its better over clock each card separately ?

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Same cards, but different quality build. That is issue. I have RX 470 that can handle 1150/2090 with 28.5 hash rate, but also have another one that maximum is 1150/2025.

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Quote from: JustCauseBIH on July 13, 2017, 03:18:08 AM

Your card are overlocked. Decrease mem clock until 0 errors.

I got it, thanks a lot . Every card has the same setting and the same bios but two of them works not bad. what is the main problem ? maybe the Bios that i have changed ?

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Your card are overlocked. Decrease mem clock until 0 errors.

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Quote from: Etherion on July 10, 2017, 04:28:26 PM

install hwinfo64 and watch for memory errors. if you get errors then you should reduce your OC

i am sorry for late answer
And thanks for letting me know about hwinfo64. Here is my Gpus memory errors. I dont think its normal for 4 hours

The point is not every card has the same memory errors.
one of them has like 73.955.000

and other very low.

http://imgur.com/b9zvuGL

http://imgur.com/YpNBBU8

The other think is today i check how is mining going and get this, one of gpus is hashrate was crazy look at picture belove

i was shocked when i saw 57.278

http://imgur.com/a/00iRH

Quote from: gueorguiev on July 10, 2017, 02:21:36 PM

Well you're decrease in payout is expected. as the dag epoch # gets higher, your hashrate will decrease and you'll receive less shares. your mining probably wont be profitable 4-5 months from now. If you still think your shares are too low you'll have to do a google search and check other forums, im not sure how else to help you.

as for another coin to mine, I dont think there is any other coin that can give you more profit then ethereum right now

What about Zcash do you have any idea ? I have heard its also good for mining for now. but I am not sure is it more profitable than ethereum or not.
and an interesting hashrate that i saw today

http://imgur.com/a/00iRH

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install hwinfo64 and watch for memory errors. if you get errors then you should reduce your OC

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