Quote from: PanneKopp on December 04, 2015, 08:09:44 AM

Quote from: Mikestang on December 03, 2015, 06:24:53 PM

Quote from: hodedowe on December 03, 2015, 02:53:29 PM

Not too shabby considering one of his chips is wonky and X's out after about 10 minutes.

Try powering it off for 5 minutes and then firing it up again. Sometimes I get an X and this always has cleared it up.

... try 2 switch down the timer one step (wt cold restart)

Clock settings nor resetting work on Sparky. He just has a bad chip. I've run the gammit on repair options, even re-applying thermal paste to his heat sinks. He just refuses to fire that one chip up for more than a few minutes. I've learned to live with it.

Quote from: KeAdO on December 12, 2015, 11:30:04 AM

Just joined in on the solo mining with this setup, 6x S3+ runnning at frequency 231.25. Check out the picture. Plan on keeping this going for a bit to see what i get. With pool mining I have been averaging aroung 6$ a day worth of bitcoins at the current exchange rate.

{"hashrate1m": "2.93T", "hashrate5m": "2.85T", "hashrate1hr": "2.28T", "hashrate1d": "215G", "hashrate7d": "31.9G", "lastupdate": 1449919741, "workers": 6, "shares": 4519302, "bestshare": 22392908.006607991, "bestever": 22392908}

Nice hashrate! You've got a much better chance than me of hitting a block. Just don't give up!

Quote from: welshy82 on December 14, 2015, 12:26:00 AM

just read all of this and well done

Im gonna point my 2 x s1 at ckpool

Quick question the username is my btc addy can i put the same addy for 2 of my s1 or do i need to add a .etc or _etc afte my address or use 1 for the two

cheers guys

You can use 1 for the two. The "sprinkling" of additional data each miner puts in to generate different hashes keeps them from working on the same results. Good luck!

Quote from: eternalgloom on December 14, 2015, 10:49:58 AM

Quote from: PanneKopp on December 03, 2015, 01:36:46 PM

Hi Folks,

I stopped my nearly brandnew S3+ miners at BTC passing 400US$ (S1 -> S3 selfmade Upgrade),
though I have 2 pay high energy fees.

With the winter comming in, it got reactivated,
and the better one (~478GHs) is participating in this S3 Solo game (the other @nicehash).

... after 16 days, I got a respectable best share,

{"hashrate1m": "338G", "hashrate5m": "434G", "hashrate1hr": "447G", "hashrate1d": "460G", "hashrate7d": "433G", "lastupdate": 1449149542, "workers": 1, "shares": 178751257, "bestshare": 749187554.6695118, "bestever": 749187554}

but no goal yet.

... I will keep it running for about 120 days.

Cheesy

PanneKopp

P.S. I do not believe, it us useful to permanently reboot the miner - strong wishes do not provide good luck ^^

Cool, keep us updated

I'd love to see you find a block, since I'm also going to attempt solo mining once I get my S3.
I think 120 days is cutting it a bit short though.. Just my opinion.

Yes, 120 days is very short. You wouldn't try to catch a fish with only 15 minutes of fishing!

When is your S3 coming in EternalGloom?

Quote from: mewhoyou on December 14, 2015, 02:52:44 PM

Anyone,

it would help if anyone can help me step by step on how to start a solo mining pool??

Windows if possible but if it ubuntu i dont mind setting it up... i have '0' knowledge about ubuntu.

downloading ubuntu-14.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso

I've got a self hosted pool all set up on Ubuntu as a virtual machine here - I'll be posting another upgrade to it this week though so you might hold off if you go that route.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1235123

Once you fire it up and configure it you just have to point your miners to it and off it goes.

Update: Sparkys best share is - 408,491,826