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Good news everyone! v0.5 delivered.
Great release so far! Good results here.Strange.
Using win10 and 13 amd 570 nitro+.
Using win10 and 13 amd 570 nitro+.
Grt. Im on W10 1709 5x1060 11x1070
I am running on hiveos with 8x 1080 and it runs just fine and stable on equihash, if i run ravencoin it is fluctuating but that is as said before the miner and not the mb.
I agree on this topic, people tend to behave different on the internet.
Different is not bad, it can be positive like gevingerd responses while in real life they would not dare to speak up.
But also a lot like the untouchables baching on others.
All in all good point and respect to the mods !!!
Different is not bad, it can be positive like gevingerd responses while in real life they would not dare to speak up.
But also a lot like the untouchables baching on others.
All in all good point and respect to the mods !!!
The thing about whattomine and coinwarz is that alot of time those top coins that everyone using the sites see, will also be the coins with the highest difficulties and hasrates needed.
Decent for mining for a steady source of income, but not so much if you seek the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow before FOMO kicks in.
Ideally(in my case anyway) you want to mine those hot popular coins like ETH, ZEC, LTC, XMR even BTC long before they got popular and long before every rig under the sun is chugging away at them.
In this way you can easily accumulate stacks of bags of coin in preparation for the time that coin may be the next big thing. Remember when you could easily mine 20,40,60+ ETH a day no problem with a entry level rig?
Yeah those days are long long gone lol. But if you did and you saved those ETH? You are set in this game.
So that is really imo "The best coins to mine". The ones that will give you the most return for your hash early on, before they hit big. If they dont hit big, that is ok. Part of the risk in crypto.
Decent for mining for a steady source of income, but not so much if you seek the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow before FOMO kicks in.
Ideally(in my case anyway) you want to mine those hot popular coins like ETH, ZEC, LTC, XMR even BTC long before they got popular and long before every rig under the sun is chugging away at them.
In this way you can easily accumulate stacks of bags of coin in preparation for the time that coin may be the next big thing. Remember when you could easily mine 20,40,60+ ETH a day no problem with a entry level rig?
Yeah those days are long long gone lol. But if you did and you saved those ETH? You are set in this game.
So that is really imo "The best coins to mine". The ones that will give you the most return for your hash early on, before they hit big. If they dont hit big, that is ok. Part of the risk in crypto.
Hey Socket54 I appreciate you writing this topic and i also agree with the above.
I tried to send you a PM but it does not allow me as i am still flagged as newbie in this forum.
Can you deactivate that setting?
came back this weekend from vacation to a Grub Rescue prompt 
Can't seem to fix it and not quite sure what to do (granted, I am TERRIBLE at Linux). Any advice? If not, can I completely re-install and then copy some files over to get back to my original rig configuration easily?
thx!
Very simple just put the image back on the stick and boot it, it will ASK for your rig id and password an all your settings come back. Can't seem to fix it and not quite sure what to do (granted, I am TERRIBLE at Linux). Any advice? If not, can I completely re-install and then copy some files over to get back to my original rig configuration easily?thx!
I am using a 16GB kingston USB3.0 stick with Hive OS on it and it works great.
The 3 molexes on the MB are not connected, I have powered risers (2 per cable coming from the PSU).
Risers are something fishy, sometimes have to switch either cables or power them from another PSU until everything runs fine.
If they have an issue with power the MB shows multiple slots in red, its just figuring out which one to change PSU then and everything is green again.
The 3 molexes on the MB are not connected, I have powered risers (2 per cable coming from the PSU).
Risers are something fishy, sometimes have to switch either cables or power them from another PSU until everything runs fine.
If they have an issue with power the MB shows multiple slots in red, its just figuring out which one to change PSU then and everything is green again.
Which version riser are you using? I use strictly 006c ver and oddly have never even gotten a bad one, yet. I strictly use 120gb ssd, they are $48. I run win 10 Pro, updated to 1709 and Asus bios ver 1001. The 3 molexes are NOT connected on my m/b. I have two sticks of 4gb memory pc2133. Intel G3920 Cpu on Rig1 m/b and G3930 Cpu on Rig2.
I also use the 006c version, everything is stable with them once they are connected properly. I have a bunch of 008s available now so i can test them once i get more GPU.
The issue with those 008s is that the USB connector is pointing in the wrong direction for a B250.
I run with 1 piece of Kingston 4gb DDR4 memory and G3900 CPU.
I am using a 16GB kingston USB3.0 stick with Hive OS on it and it works great.
The 3 molexes on the MB are not connected, I have powered risers (2 per cable coming from the PSU).
Risers are something fishy, sometimes have to switch either cables or power them from another PSU until everything runs fine.
If they have an issue with power the MB shows multiple slots in red, its just figuring out which one to change PSU then and everything is green again.
The 3 molexes on the MB are not connected, I have powered risers (2 per cable coming from the PSU).
Risers are something fishy, sometimes have to switch either cables or power them from another PSU until everything runs fine.
If they have an issue with power the MB shows multiple slots in red, its just figuring out which one to change PSU then and everything is green again.
You need that cable only when you are powering for instance bitmain antminers because they will get extremely hot if part of the power stays on and the other stops.
If you use it on GPU you do not have this issue, just power this one on first and then start the MB.
I have the cheaper version of this breakout boards without display and they work just fine with my HP PSU's.
If you use it on GPU you do not have this issue, just power this one on first and then start the MB.
I have the cheaper version of this breakout boards without display and they work just fine with my HP PSU's.
It seems they are not keeping a list of people interested in the next batch.
Just keep an eye on the forum and their website i guess, I also wrote a mail for batch 1 and was not even lucky to get in batch 2 where extra positions got open again at a certain time.
They were not filled with people waiting but were filled with people responding at the moment of writing here on the forum.
Correct me if i am wrong Blockhunter, this is what I experienced.
Happy Mining everyone !
PS: if you do keep a list Blockhunter please check if I am on it
Just keep an eye on the forum and their website i guess, I also wrote a mail for batch 1 and was not even lucky to get in batch 2 where extra positions got open again at a certain time.
They were not filled with people waiting but were filled with people responding at the moment of writing here on the forum.
Correct me if i am wrong Blockhunter, this is what I experienced.
Happy Mining everyone !
PS: if you do keep a list Blockhunter please check if I am on it
Hi all,
I created an account to respond here.
I also mailed for the 2nd batch and am waiting for a reply.
Maybe i can get one answer here already, are there other Payment options then BTC?
Happy mining everyone.
You can pay with ETH.I created an account to respond here.
I also mailed for the 2nd batch and am waiting for a reply.
Maybe i can get one answer here already, are there other Payment options then BTC?
Happy mining everyone.
Hi all,
I created an account to respond here.
I also mailed for the 2nd batch and am waiting for a reply.
Maybe i can get one answer here already, are there other Payment options then BTC?
Happy mining everyone.
I created an account to respond here.
I also mailed for the 2nd batch and am waiting for a reply.
Maybe i can get one answer here already, are there other Payment options then BTC?
Happy mining everyone.