Small correction, it's not 1 J/T but 1X J/T as in anywhere between 10 and 19.

X=(0,1,..,9)

Ta grupa je za trgovinu, ali zbog brojnih "bot" napada morala je da postane privatna, pa admin salje linkove za pristup.

"community" grupa je je za cet i pitanja, posto se glavna grupa koristi samo za ponude.

Pozdrav ljudi, ovaj thread izgleda da je zamro pa cu pokusati s necim korisnim da ga ozivim.

Nismo dugo spominjali ovu grupu a verujem da ce biti korisna mnogim kako novim tako i starim clanovima. "Kripto bez provizije" je jedina srpska Telegram grupa gde je provizija zabranjena i sve ponude su P2P.
Trenutno grupa broji oko 1500 ljudi i vecina ponuda se u kratkom roku proda/kupi. Kupci kriptovaluta narucito brzo mogu trenutno naci ponudu koja im odgovara zbog trenutnog stanja trzista. Ponude na grupi umeju da variraju od $5-$50 pa sve do $50k-$100k.

Ovaj reddit post je doveo mnogo novih korisnika u grupu pa mislim da je okej i ovde objaviti.

Sve sto je potrebno jeste da kontaktirate @Provizijebez na Telegramu i taj admin ce Vam poslati link od grupe.

The only reason CIC would ask for KYC is due to high likelihood of funds being connected to something illegal:
https://criptointercambio.com/en/aml-kyc

This post really didn't age well
I sold all my DOGE. I will buy in when next dip happens.

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You are totally correct for default OCs, but he underclocks them really hard, it could be viable to use AC with a single hole (let's say 10cm²) and small industrial fan.

For default OC or even overclocking above that, I would recommend some really good industrial fan with high m³/h flow and good pressure. Avoiding AC is preferred as it adds additional cost to it as well.

Depending on OC that you are using a single hole and good fan should be fine. I'd advise against using AC but you COULD if you have no other options.

The power of AC should be equal to power used (=heat produced) by miners.

I'd try the usual fixes from this thread
Chain2 is dead or dying 100%.

I've had exactly the same problem for a few times on my S17 Pro,  simple plug off and waiting for few mins before turning it back on fixed it, if it didn't, then I'd just put my miner on it's side or no top of it and it would work fine.

Not sure if you bought it or you had that unit for longer time and it just started happening. Could be different problems causing it.

Noted on that very website you just linked:

Bitmain locked newer units and those are no longer able to be unlocked with the program asic.to was providing so they removed it altogether to avoid confusion.
Title of this thread hasn't been changed at all afaik.

Just do the SD card flash if you want to change firmware or unlock SSH.

100% Trezor problem. Similar thing happened on Exodus wallet. They disabled exchanges for Doge, but they did not disable deposits/withdrawals (like binance did at certain point). I managed to withdraw it from Exodus and trade it.

Not sure why older cards are getting that expensive elsewhere. My country is one of the worst when it comes to VAT and therefore prices of GPU as well.

1080 Ti was between 250 and 320 euros before bull run and now they are between 280 and 350 (not really a big jump).

Although, all newer cards are skyrocketing in price and it's really hard to even find them on sale.


On another note, Doge is down to 0.028 which is around 65% down from ATH of two days ago. A bit sad tbh, but I am happy that I cashed out near the top. All the profit is going back into BTC holdings.

Just to correct you:
To create NEW bitcoin blocks you need electricity and there is already around 18.6 million of BTC in circulation while there is only 2.4 more million to be mined before we hit a hard cap of 21 million.

There doesn't have to be anything backing the BTC. It's fundamentals are enough; the way it works is already better than anything else we previously had as currency.

Also, I am not sure you understand how traditional currency (fiat) is made, what is it based on and backed by either.

As noted above, by both phil and mikey, you are using the worst pool possible for asics. I'd personally go with viabtc or slushpool.

Mikey also gave you good options for custom firmware. I prefer asic.to since I've been using them for quite a few years, but others are good options as well.

As for last board, I am not sure if you were overclocking it too much or cooling was insufficient but that does look like dead or dying hashboard. You could try changing positions of hashboards to see if that helps and also visually inspecting the problematic hashboard to see if there are any fallen heatsinks but those might not help.

On newer antminers (like X17) it was useful to try rotating miner by 90 degree (putting it on the side) as possible temporary solution but that might not work in your case, worth a try tho.

I wanted to recommend you something more as well but I forgot now, will edit this message when I remember.

Good luck with your sale. You are comparing new card prices with your second-hand one.

I can find multiple RX 5700 XT used between 600 and 750 USD in Serbia.

Aren't those prices a bit absurd?
I am really close to your country (Serbia) and I would love to buy those out since shipping would be cheap, but your offer is nothing but crazy.

Posting Kernel Logs and some pictures would be helpful. There is not much we can tell you to try unless we know what the problem might be.

I am not sure how could that be a problem. Were you using too much bandwidth on your laptop so some machines were dropping hash on dev fee and then they would restart? Or did your laptop just idle?

Well, you certainly did good Phil, I didn't have chance to hit 0.08 on exchanges. I cashed out 50% of my Doge a week ago at 400% gain and then I cashed another 40% between 0.06 and 0.07 at around 2500% gains. So I am very happy. Will leave rest of 10% just in case it moons.

You would have to upgrade it to a custom firmware, like Thierry's one I linked previously.

But if you do that, please revert back to original one before sending it to Bitmain as it is not covered under warranty.