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Re: [ANN] ⭐ SnowGem ⭐ XSG ⭐ First Equihash ⭐ zkSNARKs ⭐ Masternode Activated ⭐ PoW
Wow.
But I have another question. The calculator on your Website isn't accurate anymore since Masternodes were added to the Network, am I right? You should update the parameters then.
But I have another question. The calculator on your Website isn't accurate anymore since Masternodes were added to the Network, am I right? You should update the parameters then.
ZEC will be killed by shitmain.
GPUminers,welcome to XZC,
GPUminers,welcome to XZC,
why fight against ASIC,i have GPU ,i can choose which coin to mine ,for current profit ,or for future.
if i buy a ASIC machine, when shitmain manufacture more machines,or the coin dump,i have nothing todo,just look at the devaluation of the machine,and cannot return of investment.
if i buy a ASIC machine, when shitmain manufacture more machines,or the coin dump,i have nothing todo,just look at the devaluation of the machine,and cannot return of investment.
Funnily enough, Equihash is still extremely profitable right now
What Do you guys think how many % of the Equihash Hashrates are from ASIC's?
Re: [ANN] ⭐ Snowgem ⭐ First Equihash ⭐ zkSNARKs ⭐ MN Activated ⭐ PoW
Re: [ANN] ⭐ Snowgem ⭐ SNG ⭐ XSG ⭐ First Equihash ⭐ zkSNARKs ⭐ MN Activated ⭐ PoW
watch that price! I am mining the hell out of this coin! 
well... not that much..at current diff its around 40 a day..
40 a day lmao well... not that much..at current diff its around 40 a day..
Als Mitglied eines Pools stellt man lediglich Rechenleistung zur Verfügung und aus rein technischer Sicht, wird auch kein Coin "erschaffen". Man wird lediglich für seine Rechenleistung entlohnt.
Thats true 
0.28 cents per kWh from Greenpeace Energy... Im planning a wind turbine investment though. Its quite windy up here in Hamburg...
I do pay 0.24 "green electricity". Im gonna leave this country soon. 0.28 cents per kWh from Greenpeace Energy... Im planning a wind turbine investment though. Its quite windy up here in Hamburg...Ofcourse...
Let GPU fans at 100% with temptarget 60C is definitively bad idea...
80C with fans at 80% is way better...
Both are bad. I prefer 50-60 degrees with 50-65% fansLet GPU fans at 100% with temptarget 60C is definitively bad idea...
80C with fans at 80% is way better...
That is what I run most of my cards at.
I'm trying to get the maximum hash possible which requires higher TDP while at the same time attempting to keep heat down.
If I have to roll back TDP because of heat then I will. Partly why I'm fishing around for heat figures and what is deemed generally good values to shoot for.
You did mind that your cards will reach their life end way earlier if you run them @100%?If I have to roll back TDP because of heat then I will. Partly why I'm fishing around for heat figures and what is deemed generally good values to shoot for.
Running cards at their intended spec will not dramatically reduce their lifespan.
Running the cards up near thermal limits will.
Besides, do you really intend on running those cards for 3+ years?
I'm trying to get the maximum hash possible which requires higher TDP while at the same time attempting to keep heat down.
If I have to roll back TDP because of heat then I will. Partly why I'm fishing around for heat figures and what is deemed generally good values to shoot for.
You did mind that your cards will reach their life end way earlier if you run them @100%?If I have to roll back TDP because of heat then I will. Partly why I'm fishing around for heat figures and what is deemed generally good values to shoot for.
I just added two msi duke cards and with 100% tdp 80% fan they run about 63-64c. This is in a 6gpu frame with fans blowing on them ambient 20-22c.
Kinda disappointed they run so warm with huge coolers on them.
What do you guys like to see for temps? Is mid 60s OK for 24/7 use?
I prefer less than 60 centigrades. 100%TDP is bullsh1t imho. Wouldn't even run my cards that high if my electricity were freeKinda disappointed they run so warm with huge coolers on them.
What do you guys like to see for temps? Is mid 60s OK for 24/7 use?