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Hashrate:
Nvidia
1080ti - 58 mh/s
2060 - 59 mh/s
2070 - 60-62 mh/s
2080 - 63-67 mh/s
2080ti - 68-71 mh/s
3070 - 76-78 mh/s
3080 - 97-99 mh/s
3090 - 115-127 mh/s

AMD
RX470 8gb - 35 mh/s
RX480 8gb - 37 mh/s
RX580 8gb - 40 mh/s
Vega56 - 46 mh/s
Vega64 - 52 mh/s
RX5500 XT - 60 mh/s
RX5600 XT - 64 mh/s
RX5700 XT - 67 mh/s

P.S.: the project is being drowned by competitors, don't trust anyone, check the information yourself

Thanks suchmoon!!

I'd love to discuss the buyback. I have had zero problems with my Prisma, hashing away at 1.43 now since receipt in mid to late November.

Is failure a matter of time? I'm thinking of just keeping it.

Alternatively, the offer either refund or a newer Prisma 2.0 unit with issues resolved - is that unit available now? I assume it is just new boards, though I do not see that.

Anyone have more intel or insight?

Dan

I've been in contact with Rockminer who is selling the Avalon 4 on their site. They have said that they have units for shipping, but that the shipping calculator for small orders is off. Not sure if they will try to add money or cancel order for single units, etc.

eHash.com (Canaan Creative??) still does not have a price of add to cart link.

Did anyone get a reply from manufacturer on those (price and shipping dates)?

Dan

FYI - All my posts got deleted by Bitman. More customer ill will in my opinion.

Dan

Brand new Prisma user. Have four Antminer S3's. Got mine up and running in a half hour following CrazyGuy and Dogies Guide for the Tube. Part of both. Hashing at 1.43 THs for 4 days now.

Dan

Thanks!

By the way, it has (4) 6 pin cables on a single rail. I use them on my S3's.

I know I didn't make the batch 6 deadline (just got back from a trip). I did send money hoping to either sneak in or be in a batch 7. Let me know.


Also, general question to the community. Can I just use two of these?

EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 650 G 80 PLUS GOLD Certified 650W

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438026&cm_re=EVGA_SuperNOVA_650-_-17-438-026-_-Product

Dan

If you click to the order page where the specs are shown, they advertise the 2700 GHs. I only bumped values if the manufacturer made a claim based upon buyers experience, or if I saw that users had reported that this was more typical. For instance, my S3+ machines work at 503 GHs, so that is how I listed it. Keep in mind this is for me. Utilize it if you desire and change it to suit your needs.

Again, no need to complain about the accuracy. I am not selling anything. I am sharing it. Use it or don't. Show me a better tool you developed or found and maybe I will use that instead.



Dan

This always happens when a company opens cloud mining. Their prices need to raise to make the cloud mining look like a better deal. Still, with the current price of BTC, the S3+ is cheaper if you consider the cost in fiat.

There are much better deals currently available: Rockminer and ASICMiner Prisma are two.

I use the following spreadsheet to compare apples to apples. I hesitate to share because well, people will freak out because it is not completely accurate in its forecast, but it does use an industry scaling factor, which will probably be overrun unless BTC goes up. I will probably adjust the scaling factor for myself.

You need to understand excel to use it, but essentially, when I go in, I update the difficulty, day and price, unless your electricity rate matches mine, you'd also want to update electricity $/kwh. I then click on the name of each miner, and it takes me to their website where I double check the price. If the principle cost is fiat, I list that bolded, if BTC, I list that bolded. I also use a calculation for the s&h if in BTC. The last three columns are where I compare apples to apples. The notes explain much of what I was thinking when I programmed it the way I did. You'd want to update costs for PSU and other. I have my preferred units that are essentially priced here.

http://www.hundredpalms.com/profitability_comparison.xlsx

Dan

Thanks for taking the time. I was thinking we had a big jump prior to the 23,844 jump. My bad (I have been reading by the way). Dan



If you are referring to me wizkid057, you are completely mistaken and completely out of line. I have been doing nothing but acquiring information for the last 2 months. Everyone must start somewhere.



Thanks for taking the time to explain it lightfoot and baddw!!

-Dan

I saw absolutely no change from any of the other difficulty increases. And since we theoretically have the same amount of miners hashing away, makes no sense that it should take now 2-1/2 days longer?

Newby question. I've been mining with Eligius for a month now. How come it went from a 3-1/2 day payout, fairly consistently, to now a 5-1/2 day payout? Is that just the luck of the pool for now or is there another explanation. I noticed it happened around the time of this last difficulty increase.

Status update:
I used the latest (3rd) software update and both my miners performed poorly compared to performance with the second release. In addition, one miner that had been very stable, and while it never pulled 504 GHs on250 other than momentarily, did deliver ~480. Now with this release it would consistently drop an ASIC at 250 and 235 as well. My average at any frequency dropped to sub-430. I tried reflashing, and no change in performance. So I decided to go back to release two and now performance is back to being stable at 480-482 GHs. No ASIC are being dropped. That was about 8 hours ago, but I saw ASIC drops within the first few minute and now even the hash averages are consistent with prior performance.

I am hesitant to change back my other miner, since performance is at least consistent with the prior release.

Anyone else experiencing the same?

Same with me. I had the most stable of miners and now with the update from yesterday, I am losing a chip (x). Same frequency, nothing else changed. My other miner seems to be performing the same or a little better.

Geez, difficult much? LOL

I see that the question was 12 now.  Didn't see your post before I posted mine, so chill.

I see restart affecting my hash line (trail off in hash graph). I do not see the same thing with reboot, so I question what you are saying. This works for me. That is all.

I just added this to scheduled tasks under existing line
0  8  *   *   *     /sbin/reboot
0  20  *   *   *     /sbin/reboot

Others suggest this
0 8,20 * * * /etc/init.d/cgminer restart

Restart being safer, but reboot is quicker. I really see the drop off in my hashing graph with restart, but not with reboot.

I only have two AntMiner S3's. With them OC'd to 250Mhz, using only one wire bundle gets very warm, so I think over time, this is a problem, so I connected two. I am using SVGA Supernova NEX650 G1's, one per miner and had hoped to do 1-1/2 miners per PSU.

A good guide is here.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=486121

I used this guys video too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuBvGUT6VM8

I know it is the S1, but it has similar requirements, and his information helps make a choice.

Since I cannot get 1-1/2 miners per PSU, I will probably upgrade to something with more capability or downgrade to something cheaper.

I do and they did not on the shipment I just received.

Same situation with me. If you can research, you can figure it out. I just got my first two miners today (B3) and set them up. It took me a while to figure that out. As for what power supplies and how to get them running without a motherboard, go to YouTube and search. I found everything there. I am using the EVGA SuperNOVA 650G1 650W ATX12V Power Supply 120-G1-0650-XR, two of them. Right now I plan to just use one per miner. I could do one and a half though I think. With these power supplies, they have the plug to turn on the PSUs without a motherboard, but I also ordered some female plugs and pins and will make my own simple bridge.

Frankly, just buying Bitcoin was as hard as setting these miners up and figuring out what all I needed.