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Re: Team Black Miner!(Ethereum, Ethereum classic, Vertcoin, Zilliqa + dual 0.5% fee)
1-2 times 1.13 got lagging, so no new entry to see, gpu temp also show no mining because its cold. Faith enter helped.
So go back to 1.11 same if you mark something in the miner, or slide up with the bar and hold there. It seems after Enter it starts again, and gpu temp is raising.
Hope you understand my bad english
So go back to 1.11 same if you mark something in the miner, or slide up with the bar and hold there. It seems after Enter it starts again, and gpu temp is raising.
Hope you understand my bad english
@Phil just running 2 60ti @57% PL, 40-60% fan and it is acceptable from noise in living room.
Are your 3080 also ok from noise, or are the much louder because of the more wattage vs the 60ti or are the bigger coolers compensat it?
Whats your choice favourite choice ryzen cpu price/hashrate/power? Any details of consumption on your variants?
Are your 3080 also ok from noise, or are the much louder because of the more wattage vs the 60ti or are the bigger coolers compensat it?
Whats your choice favourite choice ryzen cpu price/hashrate/power? Any details of consumption on your variants?
Re: 8th Alt coin thread. Or what to do now that asics are all over the place.
Yes a small battery could be a option.
1000watt / 48V =20,83A 36V 27,77A or 24V 41,66A
With actual battery technic possible, 100x NCR18650PF(3.7V 2.9A) 10s10p give 37V and 29A 1,073kwh, so you would discharge under 1C.
But the question is, how much cycles/day you would get, and how long you would puffer till shutdown.
Con the inverter costs extra, and also the battery charger maybe balancer. There are few diy power walls
You can always incorporate a small battery pack for a bit of "ride through" capability; it's not like there are only two choices in solar: no battery or a massive battery. One caveat is that a small battery - say, under 1-2 kW-h of capacity - will need to be a lithium-ion type as they have much higher peak power output than lead-acid. Used battery modules from Chevy Volts, Nissan Leafs, Teslas, etc., are especially popular among the DIY solar crowd.
1000watt / 48V =20,83A 36V 27,77A or 24V 41,66A
With actual battery technic possible, 100x NCR18650PF(3.7V 2.9A) 10s10p give 37V and 29A 1,073kwh, so you would discharge under 1C.
But the question is, how much cycles/day you would get, and how long you would puffer till shutdown.
Con the inverter costs extra, and also the battery charger maybe balancer. There are few diy power walls
@Phil to your solar idea, i think most time you would "only" get 90% of your max solar watt/panel. And if it drops because of the short? cloud it always fall down, and miner stops hard. Doesn't cool down, could be much cycles/day. Isn't it there where you are, you could get the same rate for solar, as from the grid? Even if only in short times of clouding, you could get lets say 30-60% power from solar, and the rest from grid. And after sun is down, stop mining. Or is it to much expensiver if grid is avaible? How long miners need for startup?
You can always incorporate a small battery pack for a bit of "ride through" capability; it's not like there are only two choices in solar: no battery or a massive battery. One caveat is that a small battery - say, under 1-2 kW-h of capacity - will need to be a lithium-ion type as they have much higher peak power output than lead-acid. Used battery modules from Chevy Volts, Nissan Leafs, Teslas, etc., are especially popular among the DIY solar crowd.