Where's your download link and what's the SP-mod?

Curious if anyone has actually tested vs Genoil and the claims of much higher hash rates

Disappointing :  Asus Dual GTX 1060 3 GB, Hynix, stock bios, eth:Ubiq, 15 MH stock, 17.8 OC @67% power.  There is not a drop in MH with the drop in power.

yiimp is borderline nonsense with the amount of errors and downtimes.  Can you do your 2nd dual coin on dual mine on Nicehash for a given algo?

I have a few Antminers I picked up used.  When I first got them, they were caked in dust.  After a good cleaning, ASIC temps dropped, and I picked up almost 100 GH on one of them.

I'm also trying to dual mine on Decred and the Yimp pool is just generating too many errors and time outs.  Do you guys know how to make the suprnova pool work?  claymore won't take a -u and -p setting

Dust or PSU, you need to blow it out w/ air

Are those decred MH from all of your cards?  That isn't just from the Vega is it?

Does anyone know of a thread that has been tracking which RAM is in which brand GPUs?

Can you define "bump" in MH?

That's great to know, thanks.

What's everyone's thoughts on mixing brands of cards?  2 x MSI 1060 + 2 x Asus 1060 for example.  Is this more work with managing OCs?

So a 6-pin plugs into the 4-pin just fine, but when I loop that into a PC PSU to see if that can slave, it just shuts the PC PSU since the 4-pin is a closed circuit and you're basically grounding out the 12v of the PC PSU.  I think that you can only connect one breakout board to another to sync up powering them on and off.

There's no continuity between the 4-pins and any of the pads or 12v or ground of the PSU.  The power switch is a 3 position switch too.  Off-nothing-power.  I've pinned them with all 3 switch positions as well. They only have continuity to each other within the 4-pin connector.  I guess, I'll just have to experiment, or find documentation somewhere.  Unfortunately I don't have any 4-pin PCI connectors laying around.  It would be nice to know, for example, if the slave units get put on the middle position and get powered up as the others get powered up.

Claymore, I need help understanding how I'm even able to mine right now.

I have 2 x GTX 960 2GB mining UBIQ.  A few weeks back I set them up on 9.6 and I don't know what I did to get it to work, but it has steadily been mining UBIQ at 10 MH/S.  I tried 9.7, 9.8 and even 7.4 and none of them will work. I don't know what I did specifically on 9.6 to make it work, but it is the only version of Claymore that works.

They were picked up online, there isn't much documentation at all.  I'm testing them myself and they are working well.

It still works on 9.6, just not 9.7 or 9.8 for mining UBIQ

Hey guys, both on 9.7 and 9.8, I'm getting "CUDA error - cannot allocate big buffer for DAG."  "GPU 0, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG"

This is on a GTX 960 which was working fine on 9.6

Which NVIDIA driver version are you guys finding works best w/ 9.7?

Doc, you should thank me.  Right about the time I open my mouth and complain about something is when it fixes itself!

I picked up a few boards for the HP server PSUs.  I have two different versions, a Rev1 and a Rev2.  The Rev2 only has 9 x 6 pci-e and a 4 pin.  I put a voltmeter on the 4-pin and there's no voltage output, I'm sure it is mostly for sync'ng up PSUs at large mining operations.  Does anyone know how to work that 4-pin or point me to a tutorial somewhere?

http://i.imgur.com/h150mvN.jpg

I don't claim to have the answers, however, as each shift/day passes where a block is not found by the pool, the value of the reward goes down significantly because nothing says that when a block is finally found, that another will be found soon thereafter like the history has shown.  And with difficulty going up as much as it is, this problem seems like it will only get worse.  Even if the rewards were given to every shift since the last block, as time passes without a block, the value of the reward goes down. There are transaction fees being accumulated, right?  So those that fall outside of the last 10 shifts will never see those TX fees either, correct?  What happens if you're 90 days out from finding a block?  Wouldn't miners just start dropping off because the reward over time becomes so diluted vs a large pool that is frequently finding blocks?