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Re: WTS] Aws 32vcpu, linode, atlantic cloud, azure, hetzner
Interested. Is it really 32vcpu as you advertised?
hi yes, contact me on telegram or give me your telegram id
PMed you via telegram. Sorry, missed your previous msgs.and let me know when you will be online
Re: [WTS]###-high quality azure /ibm /aws /ovh /scaleway /and more-###
Bought 3 accounts and all worked. Wen the first one got blocked within sometime, he refunded and gave a free account. Accounts are good. If you he gives guide on safe usage without ban, then it will be much better.
Just install teamviewer or liteserver/viewer and control the rigs remotely . This is the only reasonable way to use one mouse keyboard and monitor. Otherwise use hiveos or something like awesome miner so you dont need physical access at all
There's an issue. Teamviewer detected commercial usage and dont let me use it for more than 5 min
Just install teamviewer or liteserver/viewer and control the rigs remotely . This is the only reasonable way to use one mouse keyboard and monitor. Otherwise use hiveos or something like awesome miner so you dont need physical access at all
KVM switches reliable?
Hey guys, I was mining for a year now, my rigs are placed at a store room in my home. Now Im renovating my home and building a separate room for Mining devices. My mining rigs carry a monitor on its side where I see the stats and for config and others I had to connect a keyboard and mouse everytime. [One keyboard, Mouse and Monitor] Had to switch between rigs which is a pain. Now that Im getting things in one place, suggest me ideas where I can use one keyboard, mouse and monitor to use across devices, or 2 monitors with same keyboard and mouse. I have heard about KVM switches but doesnt know about the reliability. Using mouser app in 2 pcs, seems good but totally a waste when there is no internet. Suggest me something guys.
PS: Im thinking something like this - Rigs in the South side of the room and the master control in the North/East side where I do all the stuffs.
PS: Im thinking something like this - Rigs in the South side of the room and the master control in the North/East side where I do all the stuffs.
Today, I have come across these pics and they are legitimate [Dev confirmed]. So here it is. To all those non believers ..
More pics here: https://fpgadeck.com
More pics here: https://fpgadeck.com
UPDATE:
I'm currently operating our lyra2z design with 75W power consumption for 40Mh/s at 0.785v and No bad shares. It looks like we should be able to push this up to 70-80Mh/s (But will require a fair bit of work on our end, timeline unknown). In addition, I've noticed that a 7-8c decrease in inductor temperature (at 60-90c temperature ranges) translates to roughly a 5% decrease in power consumption. The colder the fpga and surrounding components are the less power they use and the harder you can push them. Novec, chilled water loops, and other exotic cooling are becoming more interesting by the day.
I'm currently operating our lyra2z design with 75W power consumption for 40Mh/s at 0.785v and No bad shares. It looks like we should be able to push this up to 70-80Mh/s (But will require a fair bit of work on our end, timeline unknown). In addition, I've noticed that a 7-8c decrease in inductor temperature (at 60-90c temperature ranges) translates to roughly a 5% decrease in power consumption. The colder the fpga and surrounding components are the less power they use and the harder you can push them. Novec, chilled water loops, and other exotic cooling are becoming more interesting by the day.
Good to hear! May I ask if you release that 40MHs bitstream to public. Very keen to try it.
All the shares are rejected! Tried different pools yet all the shares are rejected. TDP 70 core 200 mem 600. What did I miss?
It is your OC : you know it is too high...Same with the other miner which had no issues, anyway I will try with reduced OC
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Rule #2: Always do your own research.
Rule #3: Ignore FUD and other emotional outbursts (see the previous Rules^).
#Bitcointalk should stick this to the first page
