Here is a work in progress. for a client. Eventually will hold 7 cards.


Here is the first system I built for a client. I have managed to make cable management better since I made this system, Still not bad...



Airflow works good with this case, not sure how good it would work in a data center, but it works fine in my testing area.

Next time I build another system with similar configuration I will. I ran a 24 hours test my my test area. Also I do have an air conditioner on but its not exactly refrigerated status. I was getting 80c on GPU 1-3 and 77c on gpu4. WIth more recent builds i get 75c on gpu1-3 and 68c on gpu4(avergae, Highest i saw was 80c. No bs, I will ask my customer to post a response if he wants. I use AeroCool sharks for intake fans, 95cfm each but I have them set to around 50%. Newer systems I have made used the same case but instead of a window it has a 120mm fan mount, I added one there and my cooling was even better. But I will prove it, whenever I get another order! PS: I keep my ambient temperatures at 66f-71f.

I had no issues with performance. I used it because its easier than using dummy plugs and works just fine. I do my testing under windows which forces me to use those cables. Plus it looks much nicer and allows the person to have a high end gaming pc along with a great miner.  Plus the bridges dont cost me anything,  i wa getting 400mhahes/s from each card at 900core. Was it suppose to be higher?

Here is my first dedicated miner. Cards oc'd to 950. get about 1.3~1.5 GHash/s. Dual 700W PSU's recycled from an old build. theres a 7000 btu AC blowing right on it! and a 10,000 btu AC cooling the room. Max temps are about 65c

Yea sorry, 5x5830's. Had another in there but my third PSU crapped out. i need to get a better psu. But im just gonna hold off for a while.

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|         EWBF's Eqihash CUDA miner. v0.2         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
+-------------------------------------------------+                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
21:43:05 INFO: Used config file: miner.cfg
21:43:05 INFO: Current pool: zer-eu.forgetop.com:2052
21:43:05 INFO: Selected pools: 1
21:43:05 INFO: Algorithm: 192_7 "ZERO_PoW"
21:43:05 INFO: Devices: All.
21:43:05 INFO: Temperature limit: 82
21:43:05 INFO: Api: Listen on 127.0.0.1:42000
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21:43:05 INFO: Target: 0320000000000000...
21:43:05 INFO: Detected new work: d22b
21:43:06 CUDA: Device: 0 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3019 MB i:64
21:43:06 CUDA: Device: 1 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3019 MB i:64
21:43:06 CUDA: Device: 2 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3019 MB i:64
21:43:06 CUDA: Device: 3 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3019 MB i:64
21:43:07 CUDA: Device: 4 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3019 MB i:64
21:43:07 CUDA: Device: 5 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, 3019 MB i:64
21:43:09 INFO: GPU2 Accepted share 111ms [A:1, R:0]
21:43:10 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 111ms [A:1, R:0]
21:43:11 INFO: GPU0 Accepted share 111ms [A:1, R:0]
21:43:13 INFO: GPU0 Accepted share 111ms [A:2, R:0]
21:43:13 INFO: GPU0 Accepted share 223ms [A:3, R:0]
21:43:14 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 111ms [A:1, R:0]
21:43:18 INFO: GPU2 Accepted share 111ms [A:2, R:0]
21:43:20 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 112ms [A:2, R:0]
21:43:24 INFO: Detected new work: d22c
21:43:25 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 112ms [A:2, R:0]
21:43:26 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 112ms [A:3, R:0]
21:43:27 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 111ms [A:3, R:0]
21:43:33 INFO: GPU1 Accepted share 112ms [A:1, R:0]
21:43:34 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 112ms [A:4, R:0]
21:43:35 Temp: GPU0: 64C GPU1: 65C GPU2: 64C GPU3: 64C GPU4: 64C GPU5: 57C
21:43:35 GPU0: 10 Sol/s GPU1: 11 Sol/s GPU2: 9 Sol/s GPU3: 11 Sol/s GPU4: 10 Sol/s GPU5: 0 Sol/s
21:43:35 Total speed: 51 Sol/s
21:43:35 -----------+--------------+
| GPU | Power usage |  Efficiency  |
+-----+-------------+--------------+
|  0  |     64W     |  0.16 Sol/W  |
|  1  |     66W     |  0.17 Sol/W  |
|  2  |     73W     |  0.12 Sol/W  |
|  3  |     63W     |  0.17 Sol/W  |
|  4  |     70W     |  0.14 Sol/W  |
|  5  |     31W     |  0.00 Sol/W  |
+-----+-------------+--------------+
21:43:36 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 112ms [A:4, R:0]
21:43:36 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 112ms [A:5, R:0]
21:43:36 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 112ms [A:5, R:0]
21:43:36 INFO: GPU0 Accepted share 171ms [A:4, R:0]
21:43:38 INFO: GPU2 Accepted share 112ms [A:3, R:0]
21:43:39 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 111ms [A:6, R:0]
21:43:40 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 111ms [A:6, R:0]
21:43:43 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 112ms [A:7, R:0]
21:43:48 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 112ms [A:7, R:0]
21:43:48 INFO: GPU0 Accepted share 111ms [A:5, R:0]
21:43:48 INFO: GPU5 Accepted share 182ms [A:1, R:0]
21:43:49 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 111ms [A:8, R:0]
21:43:50 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 111ms [A:8, R:0]
21:43:50 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 112ms [A:9, R:0]
21:43:51 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 111ms [A:9, R:0]
21:43:52 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 112ms [A:10, R:0]
21:43:54 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 112ms [A:11, R:0]
21:43:56 INFO: GPU4 Accepted share 111ms [A:12, R:0]
21:44:01 INFO: GPU5 Accepted share 111ms [A:2, R:0]
21:44:04 INFO: GPU3 Accepted share 111ms [A:10, R:0]
21:44:04 INFO: GPU5 Accepted share 112ms [A:3, R:0]
21:44:05 Temp: GPU0: 65C GPU1: 66C GPU2: 65C GPU3: 64C GPU4: 64C GPU5: 61C
21:44:05 GPU0: 10 Sol/s GPU1: 12 Sol/s GPU2: 10 Sol/s GPU3: 10 Sol/s GPU4: 11 Sol/s GPU5: 11 Sol/s
21:44:05 Total speed: 64 Sol/s
21:44:05 -----------+--------------+
| GPU | Power usage |  Efficiency  |
+-----+-------------+--------------+
|  0  |     65W     |  0.15 Sol/W  |
|  1  |     71W     |  0.17 Sol/W  |
|  2  |     69W     |  0.14 Sol/W  |
|  3  |     63W     |  0.16 Sol/W  |
|  4  |     74W     |  0.15 Sol/W  |
|  5  |     62W     |  0.18 Sol/W  |
+-----+-------------+--------------+

confirmed working with gtx 1060 3gb cards. this is with PL 75w +150 core and +1000 memory in Hive OS. Lucky, I thought my 1060 3gb cards were gonna not work with this!
on 144_5 I get 110-115 sol/s with the same settings.

Full disclosure. The rig I got this from is odd. I have some gigabyte g1 cards in it that have an 80w limit on how low I can set the power limit. The card can pull up to 200w for some reason. I have overclocked this thing to 2.1 ghz and have only seen a maximum of 120w so basically these cards are gigantic for nothing. And they are micron and cant OC for crap on memory. Mining eth with them going for + 500 to + 1000 on memory gets me an extra 0.25 mh/s. RIP
But this works great! and seems to run a little cooler

tx hash 0xe489eea6b7dce899cd28bf69bade7b6ad381b87251108c2a5c6d70a09e74dfd7
i opened a ticket a while back.

is cryptopia even working. I lost 900 ella due to them not crediting me my deposit.

Principles? Morals? Is a man not entitled to the swaet of his own brow?

I dont see the issue. On average my gtx 1060 rigs went from 1530 to 1620 sol/s. 1620 - 2% =1587 > 1530. Devs need love too!

aloy.bpgmr.com is back up and running!

alloy.bpgmr.com should be back up shortly. Sorry for the downtime.

So depositing this to cryptopia has been a pain. They got my coin and I got a txhash and no credit in my account! RIP 900 ella you will be missed!

I setup a pool. check out
http://alloy.bpgmr.com/
Ports: 10101 or 10102 or 10103
Fee 0.5%
Fresh pool, no blocks found yet.( as of post)

my pools up again.

pools are up. Thats about all i know as far as development.

Market cap is a simple function of TotalShares(in this case total coins) x Value. So If a token has 100,000,000 units and each unit is worth $1 then it has a market cap of $100,000,000. If the value goes down to $0.01 then it has a market cap of $1,000,000. The number of coins don't change.

I have a good feeling about this. Ride it to the moon!

LOL. this price drop was intense.

Just run whatever AV software you have. If windows defender picks it up then probably everything else will aswell. If you had wallets on those systems I suggest you transfer coins to another address with a wallet generated on a known clean system. And keep an eye out on your email and such for suspicious activity.