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Well got my rig finally fully up and running 
Got a cloud based proxy to work with Slush so getting just over 130Gh/s from the blades.
10 Stock clocked and 2 overclocked.
Temp is a little high in my room but moving else where means I don't have to pay to heat my house as these things do it perfect.
http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy282/Croverno/IMG_7411.jpg
http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy282/Croverno/IMG_7412.jpg
http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy282/Croverno/IMG_7415.jpg
Cheers
Looks great! The different color ether cables are nice.....but for the anal guys like me, would have kept the colors in order...Blue , Yellow , Purple , Red , Orange......The next group is out of order....lmao. Got a cloud based proxy to work with Slush so getting just over 130Gh/s from the blades.
10 Stock clocked and 2 overclocked.
Temp is a little high in my room but moving else where means I don't have to pay to heat my house as these things do it perfect.
http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy282/Croverno/IMG_7411.jpg
http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy282/Croverno/IMG_7412.jpg
http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy282/Croverno/IMG_7415.jpg
Cheers
Sounds to me that:
You are using this computer at same time as mining .
Cgminer is setting to dynamic (Default) only uses one thread.
Try this...set cgminer to an intensity of 2 . It will then use 2 threads @ an intensity of 2. Now ramp up the intensity till your temp and or responsivness is what you want.. I can use a computer at intensity 7 and the temp will l remain at a reasonable level. (9 gets a bit sluggish).
Open your cgminer.config have a look around. Read the readme (its actually written very well ).
Set Cgminer to "Auto Fan" "Auto Gpu " With a temp of say 70 c. (this is what I use).
Set it and Forget it.
You are using this computer at same time as mining .
Cgminer is setting to dynamic (Default) only uses one thread.
Try this...set cgminer to an intensity of 2 . It will then use 2 threads @ an intensity of 2. Now ramp up the intensity till your temp and or responsivness is what you want.. I can use a computer at intensity 7 and the temp will l remain at a reasonable level. (9 gets a bit sluggish).
Open your cgminer.config have a look around. Read the readme (its actually written very well ).
Set Cgminer to "Auto Fan" "Auto Gpu " With a temp of say 70 c. (this is what I use).
Set it and Forget it.
Re: cgminer - ubuntu 13.04 - stuck on Thread 1 being disabled - 0.1BTC for solution
I have seen cgminer take a min or 2 to start showing work(depends on network speed load?)
Try without the cg.sh startup.
Go into the Cgminer folder. Right click and Open Command prompt here, then type ./cgminer.
It (cgminer) will then ask for your Pool info , then your user name , then password.
If it errors then the window will remain to show the error.
Think you just need to give it more time tho..lol
Edit: The Thread 1 being disabled is of no concern....it is running Dynamic so is only loading 1 of the 2 threads set as default. The threads are numbered 0,1 so you should still be getting thread (0).
Try without the cg.sh startup.
Go into the Cgminer folder. Right click and Open Command prompt here, then type ./cgminer.
It (cgminer) will then ask for your Pool info , then your user name , then password.
If it errors then the window will remain to show the error.
Think you just need to give it more time tho..lol
Edit: The Thread 1 being disabled is of no concern....it is running Dynamic so is only loading 1 of the 2 threads set as default. The threads are numbered 0,1 so you should still be getting thread (0).
Re: CGMINER ASIC FPGA GPU overc monit fanspd RPC linux/win/osx/mip/r-pi 3.2.1
I tried to set intensity from 10 to 18, all the same, defined GPU and MEM clock manually, same issue. Trying different combinations for days but again the same.
I have [fglrx] module loaded - fglrx 9.0.2 [Sep 20 2012] with 6 minors AMD Driver and ATI OpenCL Drivers 2.8 and ADL SDK 5.0
It is promising that I'm not alone with this problem, tried to search for it but just can't define correctly the search
I have [fglrx] module loaded - fglrx 9.0.2 [Sep 20 2012] with 6 minors AMD Driver and ATI OpenCL Drivers 2.8 and ADL SDK 5.0
It is promising that I'm not alone with this problem, tried to search for it but just can't define correctly the search
In case this can help someone else. I had the Exact same problem this user is experiencing . its the Fglrx drivers!!!
I struggled for a week with this and finally asked for help . The Fglrx drivers we are told to install according to a guide. Linuix nube here, so i followed the guide word for word and never got things going . the person helping me had me remove those drivers (FGLRX) and install 13.XX AMD Drivers and Magically all problems disappeared. I could set clocks and finally mine at full tilt!
Been mining non stop for 3 months 24/7 on that Linux install.
Sorry if off topic for this thread , Love cgminer , and if this could help someone else avoid the headache!
More info would help everyone.
Windows , Linuix , ?
Monitor , no monitor ?
New setup , Old setup, and just started happening,
If Linuix , i know very little, but when i set up a rig i had trouble with clocks being wrong and it turned out to be a bad Driver install.
In cgminer when you try to set it to 925 does Cgminer show you can go that high?
Windows , Linuix , ?
Monitor , no monitor ?
New setup , Old setup, and just started happening,
If Linuix , i know very little, but when i set up a rig i had trouble with clocks being wrong and it turned out to be a bad Driver install.
In cgminer when you try to set it to 925 does Cgminer show you can go that high?
this may just be a question for the cgminer thread ...but.
From what i understood, first you have to set --auto GPU & --Auto Fan, then you need to set a range for the Engine and Fan as a comma separated. Also you would need a temp target. This is all in the Read-me in the cgminer folder, have a look it is one powerfull ass program.
--auto-fan Automatically adjust all GPU fan speeds to maintain a target temperature
--auto-gpu Automatically adjust all GPU engine clock speeds to maintain a target temperature
"gpu-engine" : "900-1000,950-1000",
"gpu-fan" : "20-80,20-80",
"temp-target" : "70,70",
Adjust above to suit.
I mine with a temp target, and when a miner is first started it takes awhile for it to "settle" in at the temp requested . it does work great tho.
From what i understood, first you have to set --auto GPU & --Auto Fan, then you need to set a range for the Engine and Fan as a comma separated. Also you would need a temp target. This is all in the Read-me in the cgminer folder, have a look it is one powerfull ass program.
--auto-fan Automatically adjust all GPU fan speeds to maintain a target temperature
--auto-gpu Automatically adjust all GPU engine clock speeds to maintain a target temperature
"gpu-engine" : "900-1000,950-1000",
"gpu-fan" : "20-80,20-80",
"temp-target" : "70,70",
Adjust above to suit.
I mine with a temp target, and when a miner is first started it takes awhile for it to "settle" in at the temp requested . it does work great tho.
I have seen this weirdness before.
You don't say what you are using for mining or what the settings are.
But..when i have seen this in cgminer after starting a miner up, (one card not performing at 100%) I change the Intensity from say 9 to 7. Then change it right back to what it was (9) and then the card will run at 100%.
You don't say what you are using for mining or what the settings are.
But..when i have seen this in cgminer after starting a miner up, (one card not performing at 100%) I change the Intensity from say 9 to 7. Then change it right back to what it was (9) and then the card will run at 100%.
Re: How to test a 7970 and a 6990 for problems? Issues with gaming.
Things to test with , push a system.
Msi has Kombustor , checks for artifacts also I think.
Furmark
Fluidmark
Prime95
Tessmark
Any one of these can stress test parts of a system. But if you want to test the entire system at once for stability across the board try this. This is my gaming rig so it has 2 Nv 580's in SLI a 32" monitor and 1920 x 1080 RES.
Make sure you can monitor temps of Video and CPU (Fur & Fluidmark monitor the GPU's In the Program) but not the CPU.
Start Furmark in a window (600x800) , next start Fluid mark (Multi GPU) also in a window, Once both are running and the cards are warmed up , now start Prime95 on as many cores as you have. I also had Winamp going playing an internet station, (extra audio clue if something is going amiss).
See if that runs. I pull serious power doing that all at once. When i built this rig 2 years ago i tested this way to get my stable Overclock. 2 days ago I was playing a game and computer started making an nasty ticking noise. At first i thought Power supply so i dusted off all these tools and fired them up, with side off the case , no noise. Put side on and noise returned...lol it was the Fan on the side making the noise. But with these tools i could push the system to the Max, I was pulling over 1000 watts and no problems.
This can help rule out MB and PSU.
Hope some of this helps. Good luck.
Msi has Kombustor , checks for artifacts also I think.
Furmark
Fluidmark
Prime95
Tessmark
Any one of these can stress test parts of a system. But if you want to test the entire system at once for stability across the board try this. This is my gaming rig so it has 2 Nv 580's in SLI a 32" monitor and 1920 x 1080 RES.
Make sure you can monitor temps of Video and CPU (Fur & Fluidmark monitor the GPU's In the Program) but not the CPU.
Start Furmark in a window (600x800) , next start Fluid mark (Multi GPU) also in a window, Once both are running and the cards are warmed up , now start Prime95 on as many cores as you have. I also had Winamp going playing an internet station, (extra audio clue if something is going amiss).
See if that runs. I pull serious power doing that all at once. When i built this rig 2 years ago i tested this way to get my stable Overclock. 2 days ago I was playing a game and computer started making an nasty ticking noise. At first i thought Power supply so i dusted off all these tools and fired them up, with side off the case , no noise. Put side on and noise returned...lol it was the Fan on the side making the noise. But with these tools i could push the system to the Max, I was pulling over 1000 watts and no problems.
This can help rule out MB and PSU.
Hope some of this helps. Good luck.
Alum drills very easy.
When done drilling use a Larger drill bit (by hand ) to deburr.
If you use wax and a sharp bit you wont have much of a burr and can just bolt or rivet.
When done drilling use a Larger drill bit (by hand ) to deburr.
If you use wax and a sharp bit you wont have much of a burr and can just bolt or rivet.
monitor lets talk about that , are you using an adapter to get from your GPU's Dvi connector to an older monitor (VGA)?
Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface All the differant connectors are pictured their ,along with the Pinouts.
What you need is to have the 4 pins around the Blade side, (those are the analog pins (RGB) needed for VGA.
Just Guessing....lol
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A passive DVI-to-VGA adapter. This adapter will NOT work with a DVI-D output. It requires a DVI-I or DVI-A output to get the analog signal to a VGA input
Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface All the differant connectors are pictured their ,along with the Pinouts.
What you need is to have the 4 pins around the Blade side, (those are the analog pins (RGB) needed for VGA.
Just Guessing....lol
How are you trying to Start these MB's outside the case?
Just flicking the switch on the back of the Power Supply? (normally will not work) (this will work , once you boot to BIOS , set power ON after power fail).
You have to short the pins to start a MB (unless it is newer and actually has a Start button on the MB)
I removed the power button from an old case to plug into an older MB to fire it up.
Edit : all the header pins are located along the lower edge of a MB ..they are labeled , Speaker, PW SW , Reset, and the like . all that is necessary is to short the 2 pins that are marked PW SW (Power Switch) with a Screw driver or any metal object. 2 days ago i use a screw that was laying around, (to lazy to get up and get the Switch).
Edit 2: I missed this in your first post
Thought you never had any post of any kind. But you wont get beep codes unless you add a small speaker to that header I mentioned. I use one like this http://www.amazon.com/PC-Internal-Mini-Onboard-Speaker/dp/B002W4M0DW
Just flicking the switch on the back of the Power Supply? (normally will not work) (this will work , once you boot to BIOS , set power ON after power fail).
You have to short the pins to start a MB (unless it is newer and actually has a Start button on the MB)
I removed the power button from an old case to plug into an older MB to fire it up.
Edit : all the header pins are located along the lower edge of a MB ..they are labeled , Speaker, PW SW , Reset, and the like . all that is necessary is to short the 2 pins that are marked PW SW (Power Switch) with a Screw driver or any metal object. 2 days ago i use a screw that was laying around, (to lazy to get up and get the Switch).
Edit 2: I missed this in your first post
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When I fire up the motherboard, all fans run normal but simply wont post any video to the HD5780.
Thought you never had any post of any kind. But you wont get beep codes unless you add a small speaker to that header I mentioned. I use one like this http://www.amazon.com/PC-Internal-Mini-Onboard-Speaker/dp/B002W4M0DW
BFL use eclipsemc.com when live testing.
BFL isn't supposed to do any live-testing, so to say that they "use" Josh's pool when testing is just an assumption on your part.
Wake up...SEE the evidence before your eyes. The link I post is to a Update post by Josh ON the BFL Forum. Open the pic, click again and it will enlarge. Now can you SEE that they are mining @ eclipse ON the network and not on the Test net like promised.
No ASSumptions necessary.
Edit: to add, scroll to bottom of page, last post, that pic.
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status-3.html
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Hi Slush,
Great job as per usual...Been Mining with ya for nearly 2 years
This restart was from the last stable run of 3 weeks (I restart on occasion because I like to tinker with my miners) l think the only reason it restarted (stopped mining) here was around the time you had to update the Client?..no matter in 2 years think i have lost a total or 10-20 hours mining..lol...Keep up the Great work. (Most time lost (straight) was during the recent Ddos attack!)
No disconnects no restarts. Solid .
I also haven't noticed any weirdness in the payouts lately. (except that double block you explained a few days back. Their may be a few lower then the rest, not sure if any that would have had me turn off one card to watch a video would still be showing here. course we are seeing a slight downturn on payouts as the Diff just adjusted up again.
TO be clear here, I am not saying anyone else is not having Problems...i am showing it is not everyone. This may or may not help , but it may lead Slush to the underlying problem IF their is one.
Xubuntu > X64 > Cgminer 3.1.0<
Great job as per usual...Been Mining with ya for nearly 2 years
This restart was from the last stable run of 3 weeks (I restart on occasion because I like to tinker with my miners) l think the only reason it restarted (stopped mining) here was around the time you had to update the Client?..no matter in 2 years think i have lost a total or 10-20 hours mining..lol...Keep up the Great work. (Most time lost (straight) was during the recent Ddos attack!)
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cgminer version 3.1.0 - Started: [2013-05-23 00:03:39]
No disconnects no restarts. Solid .
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18224 2013-05-26 10:37:55 1:21:22 12090101 3048 0.00514693 none 238003 25.34317000 89 confirmations left
18223 2013-05-26 09:16:33 1:24:44 12496220 3109 0.00612205 none 237996 25.10896011 82 confirmations left
18222 2013-05-26 07:51:49 2:13:47 19315340 4763 0.00560726 none 237983 25.09710000 69 confirmations left
18221 2013-05-26 05:38:02 3:11:30 27934550 6805 0.00668075 none 237971 25.51695000 57 confirmations left
18220 2013-05-26 02:26:32 2:54:45 25450746 6180 0.00638513 none 237951 25.39346000 37 confirmations left
18219 2013-05-25 23:31:47 0:33:15 4923475 1123 0.00554514 none 237930 25.21042000 16 confirmations left
18218 2013-05-25 22:58:32 0:25:35 3752990 947 0.00618375 none 237928 25.00650000 14 confirmations left
18217 2013-05-25 22:32:57 1:00:46 8928761 2261 0.00643427 0.02292500 237921 25.47807000 7 confirmations left
18216 2013-05-25 21:32:11 0:26:24 3940018 925 0.00538877 none 237915 25.07852000 1 confirmations left
18215 2013-05-25 21:05:47 0:39:06 5804029 1422 0.00647087 none 237911 25.01939317 confirmed
18214 2013-05-25 20:26:41 0:01:08 161409 47 0.00710181 none 237904 25.15966024 confirmed
18213 2013-05-25 20:25:33 0:28:52 4289177 1057 0.00565046 none 237903 25.51505422 confirmed
18212 2013-05-25 19:56:41 4:16:32 37468925 9294 0.00739054 none 237901 25.49761095 confirmed
18211 2013-05-25 15:40:09 2:42:32 23460600 5757 0.00548504 none 237878 25.16248000 confirmed
18210 2013-05-25 12:57:37 1:33:22 13875470 3289 0.00522103 none 237854 25.25093000 confirmed
18209 2013-05-25 11:24:15 1:04:10 9344251 2398 0.00677477 0.02439437 237840 25.46761000 confirmed
18208 2013-05-25 10:20:05 0:01:38 235584 64 0.00653932 none 237833 25.05210100 confirmed
18207 2013-05-25 10:18:27 3:04:34 26651843 6797 0.00693206 none 237832 25.25301000 confirmed
18206 2013-05-25 07:13:53 0:08:27 1247044 262 0.00584289 none 237818 25.18919160 confirmed
18205 2013-05-25 07:05:26 1:39:50 14336575 3318 0.00644215 none 237817 25.41636648 confirmed
18204 2013-05-25 05:25:36 0:29:47 4422460 1071 0.00498456 none 237807 25.36430000 confirmed
18203 2013-05-25 04:55:49 0:32:47 4869975 1185 0.00648342 none 237802 25.27910042 confirmed
18202 2013-05-25 04:23:02 0:18:18 2742452 609 0.00594853 none 237799 25.39880000 confirmed
18201 2013-05-25 04:04:44 0:44:33 6618180 1644 0.00545509 none 237796 25.53331587 confirmed
18200 2013-05-25 03:20:11 0:13:41 2063226 478 0.00639920 none 237791 25.37998882 confirmed
18199 2013-05-25 03:06:30 0:39:30 5870926 1400 0.00573155 none 237789 25.50316006 confirmed
18198 2013-05-25 02:27:00 0:05:17 800094 198 0.00621679 none 237787 25.09925042 confirmed
18197 2013-05-25 02:21:43 0:15:41 2312273 560 0.00601923 none 237785 25.40990078 confirmed
18196 2013-05-25 02:06:02 1:57:45 17375137 4342 0.00835591 none 237784 32.71150005 confirmed
18195 2013-05-25 00:08:17 7:13:34 63694602 15150 0.00584061 0.04201930 237770 25.28385033 confirmed
18223 2013-05-26 09:16:33 1:24:44 12496220 3109 0.00612205 none 237996 25.10896011 82 confirmations left
18222 2013-05-26 07:51:49 2:13:47 19315340 4763 0.00560726 none 237983 25.09710000 69 confirmations left
18221 2013-05-26 05:38:02 3:11:30 27934550 6805 0.00668075 none 237971 25.51695000 57 confirmations left
18220 2013-05-26 02:26:32 2:54:45 25450746 6180 0.00638513 none 237951 25.39346000 37 confirmations left
18219 2013-05-25 23:31:47 0:33:15 4923475 1123 0.00554514 none 237930 25.21042000 16 confirmations left
18218 2013-05-25 22:58:32 0:25:35 3752990 947 0.00618375 none 237928 25.00650000 14 confirmations left
18217 2013-05-25 22:32:57 1:00:46 8928761 2261 0.00643427 0.02292500 237921 25.47807000 7 confirmations left
18216 2013-05-25 21:32:11 0:26:24 3940018 925 0.00538877 none 237915 25.07852000 1 confirmations left
18215 2013-05-25 21:05:47 0:39:06 5804029 1422 0.00647087 none 237911 25.01939317 confirmed
18214 2013-05-25 20:26:41 0:01:08 161409 47 0.00710181 none 237904 25.15966024 confirmed
18213 2013-05-25 20:25:33 0:28:52 4289177 1057 0.00565046 none 237903 25.51505422 confirmed
18212 2013-05-25 19:56:41 4:16:32 37468925 9294 0.00739054 none 237901 25.49761095 confirmed
18211 2013-05-25 15:40:09 2:42:32 23460600 5757 0.00548504 none 237878 25.16248000 confirmed
18210 2013-05-25 12:57:37 1:33:22 13875470 3289 0.00522103 none 237854 25.25093000 confirmed
18209 2013-05-25 11:24:15 1:04:10 9344251 2398 0.00677477 0.02439437 237840 25.46761000 confirmed
18208 2013-05-25 10:20:05 0:01:38 235584 64 0.00653932 none 237833 25.05210100 confirmed
18207 2013-05-25 10:18:27 3:04:34 26651843 6797 0.00693206 none 237832 25.25301000 confirmed
18206 2013-05-25 07:13:53 0:08:27 1247044 262 0.00584289 none 237818 25.18919160 confirmed
18205 2013-05-25 07:05:26 1:39:50 14336575 3318 0.00644215 none 237817 25.41636648 confirmed
18204 2013-05-25 05:25:36 0:29:47 4422460 1071 0.00498456 none 237807 25.36430000 confirmed
18203 2013-05-25 04:55:49 0:32:47 4869975 1185 0.00648342 none 237802 25.27910042 confirmed
18202 2013-05-25 04:23:02 0:18:18 2742452 609 0.00594853 none 237799 25.39880000 confirmed
18201 2013-05-25 04:04:44 0:44:33 6618180 1644 0.00545509 none 237796 25.53331587 confirmed
18200 2013-05-25 03:20:11 0:13:41 2063226 478 0.00639920 none 237791 25.37998882 confirmed
18199 2013-05-25 03:06:30 0:39:30 5870926 1400 0.00573155 none 237789 25.50316006 confirmed
18198 2013-05-25 02:27:00 0:05:17 800094 198 0.00621679 none 237787 25.09925042 confirmed
18197 2013-05-25 02:21:43 0:15:41 2312273 560 0.00601923 none 237785 25.40990078 confirmed
18196 2013-05-25 02:06:02 1:57:45 17375137 4342 0.00835591 none 237784 32.71150005 confirmed
18195 2013-05-25 00:08:17 7:13:34 63694602 15150 0.00584061 0.04201930 237770 25.28385033 confirmed
I also haven't noticed any weirdness in the payouts lately. (except that double block you explained a few days back. Their may be a few lower then the rest, not sure if any that would have had me turn off one card to watch a video would still be showing here. course we are seeing a slight downturn on payouts as the Diff just adjusted up again.
TO be clear here, I am not saying anyone else is not having Problems...i am showing it is not everyone. This may or may not help , but it may lead Slush to the underlying problem IF their is one.
Xubuntu > X64 > Cgminer 3.1.0<
Re: Poll: How much does it cost Butterfly Labs (BFL) to build a Jallapeno?
This is the total cost involved including:
* 65nm Chips (x2 per jallapeno)
* PCB Fully Assembled (just the way you see it in the video)
* Custom heatsink
* Fan
* Plastic Case (Including all screws/hardware)
* PSU (with cords and wiring)
* Employee costs per unit to hand build, test, and pack (1/2Hr wage?)
I just made a thread asking this question in detail. If you would like to answer the question in detail, search for the topic by the same name as this poll.
There was a video posted this week showing a jallapeno being torn down to basic parts:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciwfCqP8AiU
Thanks for your answers everyone!
* 65nm Chips (x2 per jallapeno)
* PCB Fully Assembled (just the way you see it in the video)
* Custom heatsink
* Fan
* PSU (with cords and wiring)
* Employee costs per unit to hand build, test, and pack (1/2Hr wage?)
I just made a thread asking this question in detail. If you would like to answer the question in detail, search for the topic by the same name as this poll.
There was a video posted this week showing a jallapeno being torn down to basic parts:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciwfCqP8AiU
Thanks for your answers everyone!
From reports
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After removing the flat-rate box the well known grey Butterfly Labs box made it's first of many appearances in my house. I eagerly cut into the box and discovered a brushed metal box with the Butterfly Labs logo on top.
From someone that has one ..... https://forums.butterflylabs.com/bfl-forum-miscellaneous/2333-my-jalapeno-experience.html
Re: ESEA gaming embeddeds a bitcoin miner into their software
For anyone who doesnt know ESEA is a competitive gaming league (with a huge number of members) that requires you to pay to get access to their client software. It appears they added in a bitcoin miner ontop of that required fee. Their users are not happy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmobeX3GvPU
I wonder what sort of hash rates they were looking at. Hash rate jumped up a bit around 04/23, maybe that was them? The same amount of hashing power seemed to disappear yesterday. I'm guessing around 10Th/s when you average nvidia and ati cards together for >10000 idle users.
Edit:
Additional Links
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=news&d=comments&id=12692
http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/05/01/esea-accidentally-release-malware-into-public-client-causing-users-to-farm-bitcoins/
where it's possible to see the total hash rate of the net?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmobeX3GvPU
I wonder what sort of hash rates they were looking at. Hash rate jumped up a bit around 04/23, maybe that was them? The same amount of hashing power seemed to disappear yesterday. I'm guessing around 10Th/s when you average nvidia and ati cards together for >10000 idle users.
Edit:
Additional Links
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=news&d=comments&id=12692
http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/05/01/esea-accidentally-release-malware-into-public-client-causing-users-to-farm-bitcoins/
Here....https://blockchain.info/stats
Re: [1 BTC BOUNTY] Get 6 radeon 7970 installing and mining in Windows 7 x64
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I already have 8 GPU working on identical supporting hardware and OS, aside from 11.12 driver, but this is also with radeon 5000 series and not 7000 series.
8 - 5000 series cards on the same type of Power supply as 8 - 7000 series cards is never going to work.
What Power supply is this your using that can power 8 7000 series cards?? and what are you using to plug them all in ...Adapters?...Duel power supplys?
Re: CGMINER ASIC FPGA GPU overc monit fanspd RPC linux/win/osx/mip/r-pi 3.0.0
Ahhh so none of the Above ..i should have recalled the "true" statement from trying to add "auto-gpu" : true,.... without the True. Duh.
One rig is over "u=22" the rest are at about u= 12 so will try the upped Diff .
Thanks.
One rig is over "u=22" the rest are at about u= 12 so will try the upped Diff .
Thanks.