Quote from: AbiTxGroup on December 14, 2013, 11:13:11 PM

Quote from: colemab on December 14, 2013, 08:44:19 PM

Ok so I purchased a Cosair CX750M this morning. It works with the paper clip trick and seems to be running 2 cubes just fine. However, the power wasn't the issue causing the poor performance. It is nice to have 2 units on one power supply and not have to run it off a computer though.

My LAN was on the 172.0.16.* subnet and it appears that any stratum proxy hates this (even if the cubes are configured to point at the proper address and do connect - they will under perform).

After moving to the 192.168.1.* subnet, the units are hashing at a combined 59-64 GH/S (in low mode).

So you must be on a 192.168.*.* at the very least . . .

The IPs should not matter as long as you are using the correct private network addresses and everything is configured correctly.

The 172.0.16.x network is part of the AT&T U-verse network, which is a public network.

Did you mean to use 172.16.0.x which is for private network use?

Yes, I meant the private address - it was a typo.

The addresses were correct and talking to the proxy but never went above 6GHs. After the change, it did hit up to the stated 64 GHs.

I think i spoke to soon because after powering the units off to move them to the permanent location on the shelf and restarting them, I am only getting 8-25 GHs combined. No X's in the web GUI for either unit though. Maybe I just have bum units?