WOOF COIN

Since the beginning of the pandemic, pet surrendering rates have increased dramatically around the world. Waitlists for surrendering household pets have increased to a remarkable eight months as animal shelters and welfare organisations have seen an increase of 34% for animals needing help.

Typically, animal shelters are under resourced and under financed; relying heavily on donations and the volunteer efforts to assist animals.

This is where Woof Coin steps in. As avid lovers of dogs, we wanted to make a difference. Using the power of Proof of Work mining, we’ve created a coin where miners are contributing to the donation of money to animal welfare shelters. These shelters initially include the ASPCA who already have a cryptocurrency donation mechanism but with intention to expand to the RSPCA and other organizations suggested by the community. 

Our aim is to put animals first and we intend on developing ongoing relationships with pet shelters to help adoption.

Coins Specifications
21 billion supply
Block 2,100,000 halving (4 years estimated)
Algorithm: KawPOW
Proof of Work

Download Links:
Windows wallet - https://github.com/Woof-Core/WoofCoin/releases/download/WoofCoin/WoofCoin.zip

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Downtime is your biggest hidden cost. Don't expect it to be running smoothly 24/7, never happens.

Great tool, using on my all rigs, gets rid of so much hassle and especially problem when rigs crash midnight and are offline till morning when you can notice it.

Would be great if you would integrate one more option - restart on loss of internet. I currently have script running that does that, but would be nice to have such option inside this tool. And possibility to have rigs named when sending emails otherwise cant know what rig have been restarted and having problems.

This is quite funny to be fair. You got money, someone told you that you will make shit loads doing nothing and you bought in without realising that mining is far from doing nothing. I would strongly advise you to spend those 3 month studying about mining, about electricity, data centre cooling, static pressure etc as mining isnt just plug in and leave and watch how money rolles into your bank account and be prepared for massive down times, spending days on trying to figure out what is not working and why and etc ... really ... get yourself informed and educated on technicals or you will burn out your 50k work of investment.

I use ATX power connector, connects ATXs cables from both PSU and goes into motherboard. So yeah, it just takes 2 pins and joins them together.

There is nothing special about it, just connect everything together. Only thing, I am using gtx 1070 with lowered power limit, so they consume only 100-110W.

As most altcoin algorithms are memory heavy, ASICs would not be faster then GPUs as memory speed would bottleneck device as ASICs and GPUs use same memory. Only gain from ASICs would be fact, that they would be more power efficient, but impact on mining would not be as near as close as it was when BTC went from GPUs to ASICs when we say massive increase in performance and massive drop on power usage at same time. And that is biggest reason why there are non and most likely wont be one in near future.

Then its just cheap connectors. Try to take them to some PC repair and ask them to re-solder you new connectors.

Nothing to do with PSU it self nothing to do with how much current system draws. You can produce flame with AA battery as well.

Looks like just faulty soldering or faulty connectors. Loss of proper connection causes open circuit > resistance closing to infinity thus current without other path will try to flow trough and heat up at point where resistance is high causing connections to catch fire. Might as well be just your own fault if you did not connect wires properly but I would go with cheap connectors used that doesn't fit together too well.

First of all, 1300w PSU would be sufficient if you have enough cables. Buying expensive PSU - pointless, buying oversized PSU - pointless. You have to take into consideration only 2 things. Your system power draw is around 100% of PSU power rating or below and PSU is gold rated or above. That is it.

All those comments - get expensive PSU, get 2x1000w or what ever other wattage PSU are complete BS and are factless. Period. I got couple of 8 gpus (gtx 1070) rigs running with SINGLE 1000w gold rated PSU! Stable! First of all, to all people giving those random things like unstable, reduced lifetime etc I would suggest go and study little bit of structure of PSU and how they work.

Most of normal PSU have 5 or more year warranty, meaning you can run them straight at 100% load of at least 5 years! End of the story.

One I am using is Enermax Revolution 87+ 1000W PSU that have 4 12V 30A power rails. Quick calculation P=IV=1440W + sata cables that supply part of power to GPUs trough powered risers are on different rail thus there is even more total wattage supplied by PSU. And that is just amount it have to reach to have Over Current Protection (OCP) kick in. This is reason I would suggest using multi rail PSU if you require more then 500-650W - extra safety as if you have everything on one rail that have OCP, lets say 100A, then most of your equipment will burn out until OCP trips and switches off PSU.

Most of PSU manufacturers will state total wattage produced from 12V rail while there are 5V and 3.3V rails that supply mobo, sata, etc that are not included and alone are extra 100-150W.

Oh and in all my years working as electronics engineer, we design things capable of working way above values specified to customers!

Currently I am building 8 GPU rigs with 2x750W Chieftec gold rated PSU just because it cost less then getting single 1000w-1300w.

Yes, you will make around 30 euro profit on that.

And? It does not say how many GPUs and it does give that only for ETH mining that have different algorithm so different amount of data received and sent to network. + by context he talks about GPU not GPUs and gives number of 150MB per 14 days so 300MB for GPU per month. That is year ago and does not specify what kind of GPU that is. So my statistics are quite close if my GPU requires 350MB per month as it might be faster then common GPU a year ago.

All your arguments are silly and does not hold if you analyse them so do not go and say my statistics are wrong. That is average from multiple rigs mining ZCash and it is in range of 340-360MB per card.

You give random numbers from random post a year ago "answered Apr 17 '16 at 22:18" I gave specific number stating specific conditions from past month.

I gave my statistics under my conditions. As mentioned above, there are lot of variables, that affect that. And wrong? I told my 6gpu rig gets 2.2GB data per month, you said less then 3GB ... I guess with variations between GPUs/algorithms that is around the same.

No that is not what he meant. He meant that each slot on the mother board is connected to CPU. CPU have limited number of slots you can connect to them.

Basically, answer to your question is NO and extra comment given by him does not really concern you.

It all depends on what kind of GPU you have and how much of them you have. Currently my rigs with GTX 1070 consumes around 350-360MB per month per card (upload/download) solely by miner.

And yes, calculations are done locally, but from server you get tasks to solve and send back your answers. So data consumption is proportional to speed your GPUs work at and what kind of algorithm they use. Faster you GPU makes calculations more tasks it will receive and more answers it will send. My numbers are for ZCash only.

And what does it have to do with post number? That is not an argument.

Makes no sense. More GPUs you have, more task you will get, more answers you will send back thus - more data per second. Each GPU work in parallel with others not series. Same as rigs, each rig works in parallel with other rigs, not in series.

A single reason it wont?

Miner only with 6 GPUs - 2.2GB per month, 8 GPUs 2.7GB per month.

Number of GPUs you can get out of motherboard is easily found by looking at 3 slots. PCI-E 16x, PCI - E 1x and M.2.

You add all those together and that gives you total number of GPUs you can attach and get working with that motherboard. There are some limitations for OS without modifying it ( Windows no more then 8 GPUs ).

As example, two best selling motherboards from amazon.com

ASUS PRIME Z270-A - 3x PCI-E 16x, 4x PCI-E 1x and 1x M.2 thus allowing you easily build 8 GPU or less GPU rig with it.

ASUS ROG Maximus IX Hero - 3x PCI-E 16x, 3x PCI-E 1x and 2x M.2 thus same as PRIME Z270-A total of 8 or less GPUs.

So basically, get cheapest motherboard that have sum of those 3 slots to number of GPUs you want to attach.

Just keep in mind that you will have to change some BIOS setting to make this work. One reason specialised motherboards like Biostar TB250 or Asrock BTC+ are easier - BIOS already pre-set to see all possible GPUs you attach.

What does manufacturer of PSU have to do with it? Nothing.

Just reduce amount of OC you have as when dual mining you are maxing out your GPU and it gives errors that crashed miner and system. Run all cards stock and slowly increase OC until you notice any crash/instability. Then go back a step and leave it there.