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Is anyone using RTX 3070 Ti or any graphic cards with gddr6x memory in a closed case mining rig or gaming case? How are you coping in this heating season? My 3070Ti in a closed case goes up as 90°C on memory temp while mining or gaming but if I open the case it goes down to 84°C, anyway to make things better?.
Have a read about mineral oil submerge.
You can also achieve the same with plain water, but you have to have everything ungrounded for the electricity to flow, this is expert level and takes knowledge probably beyond anyone in this forum, but mineral oil submerge is something you can definitely go for.
⭐ Merited by vapourminer (1)
I have 1992-2006 free tv with many different amps and antennas.
Adding an amp is good bad or indifferent. Adding a better antenna is good bad or indifferent.
There is a lot to be said and done in the ability to improve or not improve earnings.
First off your surrounding partners are huge for making profit.
So buying 400 dollar amps could be stupid or not stupid.
this company has a wide choice
this one is most likely to strong +27db
and too much noise. 3.5 db
it covers 40 to 960 MHz which is okay
https://www.rflambda.com/pdf/lownoiseamplifier/R04M96MSA.pdf
I need to look more as I no longer have the contacts for these that I did in 1992-2006
this one is better
https://www.rflambda.com/pdf/lownoiseamplifier/R02M04GSA.pdf
200 to 4000 mhz
gain 13db
2.5db
Adding an amp is good bad or indifferent. Adding a better antenna is good bad or indifferent.
There is a lot to be said and done in the ability to improve or not improve earnings.
First off your surrounding partners are huge for making profit.
So buying 400 dollar amps could be stupid or not stupid.
this company has a wide choice
this one is most likely to strong +27db
and too much noise. 3.5 db
it covers 40 to 960 MHz which is okay
https://www.rflambda.com/pdf/lownoiseamplifier/R04M96MSA.pdf
I need to look more as I no longer have the contacts for these that I did in 1992-2006
this one is better
https://www.rflambda.com/pdf/lownoiseamplifier/R02M04GSA.pdf
200 to 4000 mhz
gain 13db
2.5db
Helium amps have to be 2 way aka bi directional, typical wide band LNA's arent capable of sending and receiving simultaneously
And yes, too much of a boost may just give up the fact youre using an amp to the helium community and you will be banned, therefore extensive research ought to be done of the neighboring hexes.
Also i'd have to disagree with you about the antenna on this one phil, a proper sensitive, tuned antenna with the signal to noise ratio of a 1.0:1 to 1.1:1 with a proper, short, low loss cable is critical in helium.
Also, your question cannot be simply answered without first inspecting what kind of setup you have, how its placed, what is its elevation and line of sight, and doing research on neighbouring hexes.
Going 50/50 yolo on this will either result in massive earnings and an immediate ban from the helium blockchain, hardware damage, or fuck all because of insuficient data examined prior.
Going 50/50 yolo on this will either result in massive earnings and an immediate ban from the helium blockchain, hardware damage, or fuck all because of insuficient data examined prior.
Can ask me mostly anything about helium mining, including antenna/cable setups, boosters, filters, splitters. Willing to share one key part of how to properly do extensive research on your preffered spot for maximizing your rewards to show you im competent.
20+ hs owned.
Can also procure sensitive premium antennas, lmr series cables and quality adapters for all type of setups (urban, rural) and all types of mounting.
20+ hs owned.
Can also procure sensitive premium antennas, lmr series cables and quality adapters for all type of setups (urban, rural) and all types of mounting.
The guy who made the post is the scammer and probably website owner, theres no such thing as a multi algo miner with the size of a baseball.
This is the official MNTD helium miner from RAK wireless
This is the official website: https://getmntd.com/
It only mines HNT, by using 5w electricity, how can you mine eth/btc with a miner that plugs into electricity socket via mobile phone adapter.
People who will stumble upon this post, never be greedy with mining, ALWAYS do your own research and never trust anyone on the internet trying to sell you something that obviously sounds too good to be true.
I believe the author of this post is the real scammer, because: "Several friends told me that this does not make sense and I should choose one mining rig"
So either hes a scammer, or he has straight up mentally challenged friends who try multi algo mining with toasters and microwaves.
Good day all, stay safe, we live in hyena times.
This is the official MNTD helium miner from RAK wireless
This is the official website: https://getmntd.com/
It only mines HNT, by using 5w electricity, how can you mine eth/btc with a miner that plugs into electricity socket via mobile phone adapter.
People who will stumble upon this post, never be greedy with mining, ALWAYS do your own research and never trust anyone on the internet trying to sell you something that obviously sounds too good to be true.
I believe the author of this post is the real scammer, because: "Several friends told me that this does not make sense and I should choose one mining rig"
So either hes a scammer, or he has straight up mentally challenged friends who try multi algo mining with toasters and microwaves.
Good day all, stay safe, we live in hyena times.
I've seen outdoor enclosures for some of the popular helium miners, I suggest you purchase one of those if you want to keep it outdoors.
Aside from that, Rokland makes some nice, low-loss antenna cables that will help out if you want to keep it inside. They make a 10' cable that has only a 0.4 DBi loss, and a 16' cable with a 0.6 DBi loss. 10-15 feet (~3-5m) should be sufficient for you to keep your miner inside and the antenna outside - which would solve both of your problems. Look for MPD-400 or higher cables to stay low-loss.
Aside from that, Rokland makes some nice, low-loss antenna cables that will help out if you want to keep it inside. They make a 10' cable that has only a 0.4 DBi loss, and a 16' cable with a 0.6 DBi loss. 10-15 feet (~3-5m) should be sufficient for you to keep your miner inside and the antenna outside - which would solve both of your problems. Look for MPD-400 or higher cables to stay low-loss.
MPD-400 or LMR-400 is better ? I've been advised to use LMR-400, wondering which is better now after your comment. Fairly new to helium miners, any advice is appreciated greatly.
Thanks for your reply. The heat it omits is nothing at all really, it uses 5 w electricity, 26 times less than a regular RTX 3070.
Also keeping the miner inside and only the antenna outside, the cable between the miner and antenna has to be really short, otherwise i lose signal and i lose reward amount.
Hm, looks like there isnt a good choice here yet.
Also keeping the miner inside and only the antenna outside, the cable between the miner and antenna has to be really short, otherwise i lose signal and i lose reward amount.
Hm, looks like there isnt a good choice here yet.
Hello community, I have a question concerning helium miners, specifically the Panther x1.
Are they afraid of cold, It's hitting -5 celsius as of today, in the following weeks it will be atleast -20 celsius.
If i post my Panther x1 helium miner in the balcony or hang it on the building wall with that temperature, can it get damaged or can i drastically slow down or temperature doesn't effect it at all ?
Are they afraid of cold, It's hitting -5 celsius as of today, in the following weeks it will be atleast -20 celsius.
If i post my Panther x1 helium miner in the balcony or hang it on the building wall with that temperature, can it get damaged or can i drastically slow down or temperature doesn't effect it at all ?
They can extend the length but you need to be careful and not exceed wattage per connector and cable. Also the longer the connection the less watts its safe to send down a cable. Wire size vs wattage is a hard science. Pulling too much is a good way to damage cables, gear, or invite 🔥. I would suggest short extension vs long … 4 inch (10 CM) extensions are available.
But every connection is one more place prone to fail so fewer are better.
PCIe extension cables are mostly 15-20 centimeters long.But every connection is one more place prone to fail so fewer are better.
Of course, it is better to do without adapters and extension cords, because these are additional places for control and most burnouts occur in these places. I did not have any fires, but the contacts burned out, and I noticed this only after disassembling the mining farm in search of faults.
Yeah, funny thing also, ive noticed the 8 pin connector going into the PSU was all blackened and when i touched it, it just crumbled like a dry cookie, then ive remembered i had one 3060ti riser fed by a SATA cable a while ago. Still thanking to whoever was watching over it all, because ive probably avoided burning down the whole farm and even more than that..
Probably for the best we started talking wattage and gauge, newbies who come across this might find something useful, for example, NEVER USE SATA to power GPUS or even risers, cause its not able to carry through the needed amount of watt and if overclock kicks in a reset and your GPU will demand more because its not being undervolted anymore, outcome would be really sad.
1 PCIe cable straight from PSU can handle around 280 i think, so using 1 extender on the cable to power 2 risers which are 75 each is okay i think, that's not my concern.
I've read different pin outs in PCIe cables will most definitely burn gear, so was wondering if that's also the case with extenders, that's all.
I've read different pin outs in PCIe cables will most definitely burn gear, so was wondering if that's also the case with extenders, that's all.
I dont have enough PSU cables to connect all my cards and risers, so 2 3080's are forced to be really close to each other because i split 1 PCIe to power 2 splitters, so its like 3.5 - 4cm apart.
Thought those cables can make a difference and wanted to make sure it wont fry my PSU's and GPU's.
Thought those cables can make a difference and wanted to make sure it wont fry my PSU's and GPU's.
Anyone have any experience with these ?
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/bitfenix-alchemy-6-2-pin-pcie-extension-cable-45cm-sleeved-white-cm-36c-bx.html
It's not the 2.0 version also.
Question is, does anyone know their compatibility with other brand PSU's or are they just generic extensions applicable to any and all ?
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/bitfenix-alchemy-6-2-pin-pcie-extension-cable-45cm-sleeved-white-cm-36c-bx.html
It's not the 2.0 version also.
Question is, does anyone know their compatibility with other brand PSU's or are they just generic extensions applicable to any and all ?
huge applause to those that bought GPUS at x2 retail prices and now they are eating a 25% drop in ETH prices, and probably even more, according to TA, which can go as low as 1000$, TOTALLY DESTROYING the previsions on ROI they have made.
YOU DESERVE IT, GREEDY GUYS!!!
YOU DESERVE IT, GREEDY GUYS!!!
Are they greedy for trying something out or are you greedy for not wanting them to buy something so you could buy it and profit yourself ?
i will answer you, straight away.
To begin with, i've been mining since mid 2017. i did it at that moment without knowing it could get it's ATH in January 2018. I ate myselft all the bear season in 2018-2019 and part of 2020, mining with very little profit. I did it, first because i wanted this technology to succeed, and the first important thing to do on a PoW coin, is to mine to support it. Every year with my hashrate in bear market (like 90$ an ETH coin) i lost money that i had to put from my wallet. i hated myself for having entered this market and i was at a point of selling the hardware. Finally, thank god, i didn't do it.
Now, that prices are really high, greedy guys, probably like you come like flies to try to get the most profit out of it, once all the rest, the real FIGHTERS held the coin working and secure from 51% attacks with their hashrates. Now that all "old" miners, like me, did the HARD, THE TOUGH AND UNPROFITABLE WORK, there are GUYS THAT ARE TAKING THE PROFIT FROM US.
I will explain it to you as an example: Imagen that you have to prepare meal. You have to go to the supermarket, buy all the food, get home, prepare it, cook it, put it on the table, and then, suddenly some big amount of MOFOS that saw your food enter your house and begin eating your food like real scammers. Those greedy guys taking advantage of you.
We are not talking about "small" amounts of people. We are talking about x2,5 on total hashrate in 7 months, and at these speeds, there will be like 600TH EVEN BEFORE POS IS IMPLEMENTED.
Do you know WHY I KNOW THIS PEOPLE ENTERING NOW ARE GREEDY BAST*RDS?? Because they are investing on a thing that will likely go PoS by the end of the year, with a price cut on July of over 40% on Fees with the implementation of EIP-1559. And they still invest? Why? Because this people know NOTHING ABOUT THE COIN, WHATS GOING ON OR WHAT IS GONNA HAPPEN SOON. They just care about money as much as possible which is why they are greedy B*stards.
ETH hashrate is growing so fast, that devs have said they will rush the implementation on PoS because they need to DISCOURAGE PEOPLE FROM MINING, because the more coins are mined, the more coins will be in the market, the less valuable they will be just for a matter on the amount of circulating coins.
The ETH hashrate has more than doubled from August 2020 to now. And this movement is related specifically due to greed people eating MY EFFORT AND THE EFFORT OF THE REST OF THE PEOPLE THAT HAVE KEPT MINING DURING VERY HARD TIMES. Those greedy people have destroyed part of my effort, a well deserved profit for my months through tough times.
So you answered his question... you're just one of the greedy people.
i deserve that profit for all the hard times. And probably you are just one of those greedy bastards aswell that have entered now the pools to get the profit that others helped to create.
man, shut your bitch ass up calling everyone a greedy bastard when infact youre the one whose mouth is full of white foam, spewing garbage about everyone talking about something you DESERVED, you dont deserve shit.
you started mining for money, you kept mining for money and when someone else started mining for money, youre the one who got greedy and i can safely say you are an ignorant infant with the way you think.
dont strain yourself, take care of your mental, peace.
Get a hardware wallet - feel safe as a baby.
Hardware wallet has nothing to do with what's been discussed on here, OP is all about the safety of Nicehash pool and people mining on the pool, you can only withdraw from a pool when you reach minimum withdrawal amount, Nicehash was once hacked and many got caught for years i feel you, but as i understand its the link between NH and PM thats being compromised, therefore if you go straight for PM instead of NH and PM, you can withdraw straight from your choice of pool into your HW wallet, which cant be compromised.
With a EVGA XC3 Ultra Gaming, as soon as I lower the watt limit, the hashrate drops.
Currently the best I could get is ~ 96 MH with HiveOS via the following settings:
-200 Core Clock
+1800 Memory Clock
Power Limit 300W
I wonder why as soon as I put the same settings or different ones with a lower wattage, it plunge.
Any idea why or how fix this?
EDIT: and is this thermal throttling?
Currently the best I could get is ~ 96 MH with HiveOS via the following settings:
-200 Core Clock
+1800 Memory Clock
Power Limit 300W
I wonder why as soon as I put the same settings or different ones with a lower wattage, it plunge.
Any idea why or how fix this?
EDIT: and is this thermal throttling?
damn thats fucked up bro
im doing 92mh/s with 208w 37c temp
huge applause to those that bought GPUS at x2 retail prices and now they are eating a 25% drop in ETH prices, and probably even more, according to TA, which can go as low as 1000$, TOTALLY DESTROYING the previsions on ROI they have made.
YOU DESERVE IT, GREEDY GUYS!!!
YOU DESERVE IT, GREEDY GUYS!!!
Are they greedy for trying something out or are you greedy for not wanting them to buy something so you could buy it and profit yourself ?
Ethermine min payout to wallet is 0.05 every 24h, doesnt cost you anything.
About the custom fee i was talking about my trezor hardware wallet, there are also 3 options of fast normal slow with adequate usd prices on each, but there is also a custom fee option there, the other 3 transfer time ranges from minutes to few hours max, but the custom one i set lowest possible which was under 1 usd which put me in the back of the list, so it took over 8 hours for it to transfer to my exchange app wallet.
I believe you could set ethermine pool payout wallet to binance directly, which would cost you, as mentioned above by adaseb, next to nothing, then in binance you can directly sell eth for your chosen currency, that would cost you based on how much you eth sell, but shouldnt be much, last step is cashing out to your bank, straight to card i think is 1% sends in minutes, but i personally choose sepa transfer which is sent in hours but costs 0.80 euro for me, which is basically also nothing, they sent the money fast its all about how banks in your country work, mine accepts in minutes any transfer.
So there you go, try using binance given deposit wallet address for eth as your payout wallet in ethermine pool website and tell us your experience.
Also i will mention i have no clue about security protocols in this yet, thats why im using a hardware wallet, puts me at ease about my earnings, so i rather pay a bit more, but stay safe that, no matter how small of a chance it is, i wont get hacked.
Ethermine payout is 0.1 ETH now. They changed it yesterday.About the custom fee i was talking about my trezor hardware wallet, there are also 3 options of fast normal slow with adequate usd prices on each, but there is also a custom fee option there, the other 3 transfer time ranges from minutes to few hours max, but the custom one i set lowest possible which was under 1 usd which put me in the back of the list, so it took over 8 hours for it to transfer to my exchange app wallet.
I believe you could set ethermine pool payout wallet to binance directly, which would cost you, as mentioned above by adaseb, next to nothing, then in binance you can directly sell eth for your chosen currency, that would cost you based on how much you eth sell, but shouldnt be much, last step is cashing out to your bank, straight to card i think is 1% sends in minutes, but i personally choose sepa transfer which is sent in hours but costs 0.80 euro for me, which is basically also nothing, they sent the money fast its all about how banks in your country work, mine accepts in minutes any transfer.
So there you go, try using binance given deposit wallet address for eth as your payout wallet in ethermine pool website and tell us your experience.
Also i will mention i have no clue about security protocols in this yet, thats why im using a hardware wallet, puts me at ease about my earnings, so i rather pay a bit more, but stay safe that, no matter how small of a chance it is, i wont get hacked.
Even the slowest transaction has an awfully high price. I`m using metamask and MEW and i can`t make a transaction for a month - it costs too high for me.
Oh yeah, ive just checked, they did change it to 0.1, the price will be high now for real this is horrible