Quote from: Its About Sharing on October 28, 2013, 01:31:14 PM

Quote from: Barntech on October 28, 2013, 11:31:49 AM

On other news, I just visited one of our mad scientists in his lab. The photos speak for themselves. Cool

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http://drillbitsystem.com/images/IMG_3987%20(Small).JPG http://drillbitsystem.com/images/IMG_3992%20(Small).JPG

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This board only has 7 chips on (for reasons not worth going into), which means we're currently getting 2.24 per chip on the 8 board. Not bad. This is without proper cooling and various other tweaking on clock, voltage etc still to come, so we're looking good. Grin

Wow! That is great Barntech (and great news about the 6+2 PCI-E connector - all PS's have that or the 6 if older. Tons of choices out there).

You are getting just under 18 Ghash/s per board (if you had 8 chips). That is nice and such a huge jump from last week. Not really overclocking them much yet either. Good luck finding that perfect setting.

So small, I really thought they would be larger. (I can always put the mini in a larger computer case with a noise generator and blinking lights to get that effect though, just for when company is over of course! Grin

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Thanks for the pics, nice to see. So exciting to be this close. Congrats.

Waiting for the go on 12V and I will order my Cooler Master V450S at 92% efficiency. (We need that with the rates here in Germany nearing .28 kwh)

Its about sharing

ps - CGMiner or BFGMiner on the Pi?

Screenshot shows cgminer 3.6.4 on the Pi