Quote from: swogerino on Today at 08:48:09 AM

Quote from: ThinkBeyondRich on Today at 03:20:31 AM

For sure HiveOS is great but for me I guess I feel I have more flexibility with windows although not as stable. I also haven't migrated to Hiveos because I don't know enough about setting it up correctly and getting the most out of my rig.

If you really want to move to a stable mining rig than you can migrate to HiveOS.It is not difficult and there are a lot of Youtube videos regarding such setup,a lot of them are over 20 minutes long and very detailed.Migrating by following these HOWTO-s will be as easy as 1,2,3 for everyone.

Quote from: FP91G on Today at 11:58:26 AM

Quote from: ThinkBeyondRich on Today at 03:20:31 AM

For sure HiveOS is great but for me I guess I feel I have more flexibility with windows although not as stable. I also haven't migrated to Hiveos because I don't know enough about setting it up correctly and getting the most out of my rig.

If you read this forum, then you will find all the tinctures and recommendations you need.
https://forum.hiveos.farm/
The main problem with Windows is in the inconvenient administration of many mining farms, and in Hive OS and Rave OS all the necessary software is installed, and you do not need to spend a lot of time setting up and searching for the necessary software (for example, for BIOS firmware, etc.)

Thanks all. I have tried Hiveos in the past and one of the main issues was the overclocking and power usage settings. I will figure out how to best configure those. I just need to make the time since I'm busy.