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Why not Make your own ? I have a regular PC running Pfsense (Router + Firewall).
I use this four port NIC I350T4V2BLK
this NIC https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Intel-OEM-I350T4V2BLK-Ethernet-Server-Adapter-Gigabi-4-Port-RJ45-PCI-Express/112400469306?hash=item1a2b970d3a:g:NHEAAOSwhvFZEIBT.
If you want to match the power of that firewall with a cisco switch WS-C3750G-48PS-S is a perfect pair.
for wireless connection I use an access point (AP).
I use this four port NIC I350T4V2BLK
this NIC https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Intel-OEM-I350T4V2BLK-Ethernet-Server-Adapter-Gigabi-4-Port-RJ45-PCI-Express/112400469306?hash=item1a2b970d3a:g:NHEAAOSwhvFZEIBT.
If you want to match the power of that firewall with a cisco switch WS-C3750G-48PS-S is a perfect pair.
for wireless connection I use an access point (AP).
GTX 1070 Ti is now pre-order on newegg.com if you are interested.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=GTX+1070+ti&N=-1&isNodeId=1
https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=GTX+1070+ti&N=-1&isNodeId=1
Question for the old miners regarding the period before ETH.
Question for old timers here.
What was the money making coin for AMD GPUS before ETH and how long it lasted.
Did you put your miners to sleep until ETH came along when the profit went really low or you just migrated to ETH because it was more profitable?
What was the money making coin for AMD GPUS before ETH and how long it lasted.
Did you put your miners to sleep until ETH came along when the profit went really low or you just migrated to ETH because it was more profitable?
you are WRONG too 
I tried to run 10 amd cards under windows and worked fine
do you have any experience building rigs ? modding bioses ( modding , not just changing mem staps) , modding mobo bioses )
or just reading articles about what possible and what not
its really pita to set up , not a real plug and play solution
Can you share some pictures of your miner running 10 AMD on windows 10 ? I would love to see that. I tried to run 10 amd cards under windows and worked fine
do you have any experience building rigs ? modding bioses ( modding , not just changing mem staps) , modding mobo bioses )
or just reading articles about what possible and what not
its really pita to set up , not a real plug and play solution
I have 9 GPU working but is a Mix of 8 RX 580 and 1 GTX 1070, I can add more GTX 1070 but zero RX 580 because windows 10 only supports 8 of each Nvidiai + AMD mix as far as I know.
The fact that you can see 9 of the Nvidia on device manger with no error is good start since we always see some type of error when adding more then 8 of the same.
Have you try with claymore 10 ?
The fact that you can see 9 of the Nvidia on device manger with no error is good start since we always see some type of error when adding more then 8 of the same.
Have you try with claymore 10 ?
Hello all
I have just completed my first 10 rings x6 GPU's, but i'm having some doubts that my settings are correct:
flashed all bioses
tried to get the optimized cclock mclock some cards are stable some cards are not
Using claymore dual miner 9.8
-mclock 1925-2000 (few cards are stable with 2k)
-cclock 1150
-cvddc 850
-mvddc 850
Afterburner for fan control
doing around 26-27.5 Mh's
at the end i'm doing the following hashes, which i think they are low
https://ibb.co/dDbfMa
Dual-mining is a bit unstable and i have even lower mhs for main eth.
Are this cards the weakest of the bunch?
If someone can lend me their experience, i would happily take any bits of advice
I have just completed my first 10 rings x6 GPU's, but i'm having some doubts that my settings are correct:
flashed all bioses
tried to get the optimized cclock mclock some cards are stable some cards are not
Using claymore dual miner 9.8
-mclock 1925-2000 (few cards are stable with 2k)
-cclock 1150
-cvddc 850
-mvddc 850
Afterburner for fan control
doing around 26-27.5 Mh's
at the end i'm doing the following hashes, which i think they are low
https://ibb.co/dDbfMa
Dual-mining is a bit unstable and i have even lower mhs for main eth.
Are this cards the weakest of the bunch?
If someone can lend me their experience, i would happily take any bits of advice
on the 4gb Elpida what do you get with
-cclock 1200
-mclock 1930
-cvddc 980
-mvddc 980
using GPUZ what is the watt showing and how many Mhs with this setting?
I just install the RX vega drivers on my RX 580 and it work as well. DAG issue back to normal.
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
I'm guessing your RX570 is a 4GB?
As I wrote above, I tested it on a 470 8GB and did not change its hashrate.
They Are 8 RX 580 8GB I'm overcloking using bios. I did try to overclock the memory and core using afterburner beta 4.4.015 as well as undervolt for one of my card and it took the new settings.
I have my monitor connected to a GTX 1070 and use it as my main card for the monitor.
Update afterburner 4.4.015 took the new under volt settings but it goes up and down. So I will stick to making the changes on my bios instead .
Mate I just tried this on a 7x 570 4GB rig and the DAG issue is still there, as in, my cards don't hash any faster than before...
When you update the drivers you also have to verify that your overclock settings are correct since this driver will change your setting to the card default. I change my default memory , core and voltage on the bios level that way I don't have to deal with any 3rd party applications. There is many tools in this forum to help you play with your bios like the polaris bios editor.
I have been modding bios' for a long time ;-)
Just seems like a big hassle to go reflash all my cards with voltages specific to ETH. I'd rather be able to set them with Claymore directly and just mode the timings through the bios.
I just install the RX vega drivers on my RX 580 and it work as well. DAG issue back to normal.
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
I'm guessing your RX570 is a 4GB?
As I wrote above, I tested it on a 470 8GB and did not change its hashrate.
They Are 8 RX 580 8GB I'm overcloking using bios. I did try to overclock the memory and core using afterburner beta 4.4.015 as well as undervolt for one of my card and it took the new settings.
I have my monitor connected to a GTX 1070 and use it as my main card for the monitor.
Update afterburner 4.4.015 took the new under volt settings but it goes up and down. So I will stick to making the changes on my bios instead .
Mate I just tried this on a 7x 570 4GB rig and the DAG issue is still there, as in, my cards don't hash any faster than before...
When you update the drivers you also have to verify that your overclock settings are correct since this driver will change your setting to the card default. I change my default memory , core and voltage on the bios level that way I don't have to deal with any 3rd party applications. There is many tools in this forum to help you play with your bios like the polaris bios editor.
I just install the RX vega drivers on my RX 580 and it work as well. DAG issue back to normal.
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
I'm guessing your RX570 is a 4GB?
As I wrote above, I tested it on a 470 8GB and did not change its hashrate.
They Are 8 RX 580 8GB I'm overcloking using bios. I did try to overclock the memory and core using afterburner beta 4.4.015 as well as undervolt for one of my card and it took the new settings.
I have my monitor connected to a GTX 1070 and use it as my main card for the monitor.
Update afterburner 4.4.015 took the new under volt settings but it goes up and down. So I will stick to making the changes on my bios instead .
I just install the RX vega drivers on my RX 580 and it work as well. DAG issue back to normal.
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
Here is a link to the official AMD website http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-for-Radeon-RX-Vega-Series-Release-Notes.aspx
Re: [BTH] BITHUMAN Coin - secure, private, untraceable: Since 11/08/2017
The truly untraceable coin. The whole blockchain disappeared.
I had hopeGuys,
I have over 10 asus z270-a's and decided to try the new Asrock H110 BTC+
After several hours i finally got this thing to boot properly(very glitchy at this point)
My issue is that the internet connection is super slow. I have researched it and it uses an Intel I219-V network adapter which of course a lot of folks have had issues with over the last few years in ASUS boards.
I have run the onboard diagnostics and it keeps telling me that the cable is bad or that the router and or switch is not set up properly.
Changed out cables, changed out switches etc...
Just wondering if someone has run into an issue with this network adapter in the past ?
Thanks in advance
Try connecting it directly to the main line(remove the router if using FIOS or connect it directly to the modem if using cable vision or similar setup) to troubleshoot. I had a similar issue with this board and I end up using a switch after the router just for it after I found that it was stable connected directly to the modem. I think the NIC on this board are buggy and needs help from a switch in my case.
I have over 10 asus z270-a's and decided to try the new Asrock H110 BTC+
After several hours i finally got this thing to boot properly(very glitchy at this point)
My issue is that the internet connection is super slow. I have researched it and it uses an Intel I219-V network adapter which of course a lot of folks have had issues with over the last few years in ASUS boards.
I have run the onboard diagnostics and it keeps telling me that the cable is bad or that the router and or switch is not set up properly.
Changed out cables, changed out switches etc...
Just wondering if someone has run into an issue with this network adapter in the past ?
Thanks in advance
Try connecting it directly to the main line(remove the router if using FIOS or connect it directly to the modem if using cable vision or similar setup) to troubleshoot. I had a similar issue with this board and I end up using a switch after the router just for it after I found that it was stable connected directly to the modem. I think the NIC on this board are buggy and needs help from a switch in my case.