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EIP-1559 will aid the network in a long run, how can people that greedy. This is a very dumb thing.
wait and see. you have your view as entitled to have. we as miners have ours
speak for yourself. As a miner, i wholeheartedly support anything that is good for ethereum. EIP1559 aims to address volatility in transaction prices, and thats _very_ good.
⭐ Merited by philipma1957 (3)
How about just setting virtual memory to the max. Works like a charm for me.
Both are good, if you are going for RTX3090 make sure you buy better brands with three fans and good thermal pads tweaks, you can watch youtube videos about best RTX3090 cards available on the market, I just find the 1660 Ti and super to be extremely quiet and cool
LOL if you pack 1660ti together they ain't cool no more and you can add the trouble of managing 4 pieces of them.
go for 3090..what is this bull market for?
if 4 GPUs (1 rig) is all you have then i agree that they are not hard to manage, if you have 10 rigs (or more) of then you will understand why. hehe
Managing 10rigs of 12gpus is not hard at all. Just make sure you standardize the motherboards, and label the gpus with its pci bus number.
Hello,
If I build 8 pcs 1660S Rig, how much Watt of Power supply I needed to buy?
I can buy 1 big Power Supply / 2 small Power Supplies.
Moreover, my country's 1660S price is about $320 per card. Is it good to buy them building a Rig?
If I build 8 pcs 1660S Rig, how much Watt of Power supply I needed to buy?
I can buy 1 big Power Supply / 2 small Power Supplies.
Moreover, my country's 1660S price is about $320 per card. Is it good to buy them building a Rig?
my 8x1660s is drawing under 700W. It would run very comfortably on a 1kw psu, so 2x 550w would work
Just want to share something here phil
I was using windows 10 for mining, since ever, only tried mining os for a few times, but always got back to windows
But last week my system started to crash without any reason, it was working 24/7 without any issue
Rig with: 5600xt, 5700, 5700xt, 3070 and 1660super
I made everything i recommend to people
- drivers, card position on mobo, risers, cables etc
But now I decided to gave a chance to HiveOS, put on an SSD, configured on website and voila, my system are now stable for some days, without any issue, it's just hard to undestand the overclock on linux coming from windows, but it's really good to have everything stable again
Maybe I'll try simplemining on my secondary rig
I suspect windows 10 updates messed with my miners, and this is annoying because I blocked everything, but windows always find his ways to update
I was using windows 10 for mining, since ever, only tried mining os for a few times, but always got back to windows
But last week my system started to crash without any reason, it was working 24/7 without any issue
Rig with: 5600xt, 5700, 5700xt, 3070 and 1660super
I made everything i recommend to people
- drivers, card position on mobo, risers, cables etcBut now I decided to gave a chance to HiveOS, put on an SSD, configured on website and voila, my system are now stable for some days, without any issue, it's just hard to undestand the overclock on linux coming from windows, but it's really good to have everything stable again
Maybe I'll try simplemining on my secondary rig
I suspect windows 10 updates messed with my miners, and this is annoying because I blocked everything, but windows always find his ways to update
hiveos (and probably other linux based os) is hands down better than windows at running amd rigs. My amd rigs go down maybe once a week but hiveos always reboots and recovers. Sometimes on windows, the whole system freezes at the bsod and you have to manually reset it
Unless i have misunderstood you, and that the board powers a couple of slots off of the atx connector, you just plug in cables from your server psu. You dont use the pico to power any pcie. Infact it doesnt have a pcie output. The one in the pic is for 12v input - not an output.
my rejected shares with nicehash was always around 2-3% regardless of the server location. It is now <0.5% after switching over to hiveon.
Hiveon only runs on OS I believe, there is no windows software version, I can't use any mining OS because of internet connection, I use my phone wifi hotspot and I'm sure hiveOS or other won't detect it unless I drive the drivers which isn't possible on these mining OShiveon is a pool - it does not matter what os/software you are using
hiveos allows you to run 4 rigs for free if you mine to hiveon pool
I would get whichever one is available. If both are available, i would get the 1660supers.
With a motherboard like this:
you could pack 8 of them, remove the fans on the gpu and use 3 120mm fans to push through the heatsink
Just because this motherboard have 8x pcie slots doesn't mean its good for 8 graphic cardsWith a motherboard like this:
you could pack 8 of them, remove the fans on the gpu and use 3 120mm fans to push through the heatsink
1. Graphic cards are of different sizes, they might not sit well side by side, some are giant and some are bulky and fat
2. The space between the slots are not enough, even if you insert slim gpus the heat will be much, the highest I can put on that motherboard is just 4 pieces of graphics card for better air flow and less heat
This motherboard has 8x pcie slots, and it's good for 8 gpus. With this type of motherboards you need to be selective with the gpus you get. The fins of the heatsink needs to be horizontal, and you need to have very small spacing between the cards. Yes small spacing, so ideal cards will be 2.5 slot gpus with horizontal fins and you must remove the stock fans. Check out red panda's recent video of server case builds.
I would get whichever one is available. If both are available, i would get the 1660supers.
With a motherboard like this:
you could pack 8 of them, remove the fans on the gpu and use 3 120mm fans to push through the heatsink
With a motherboard like this:
you could pack 8 of them, remove the fans on the gpu and use 3 120mm fans to push through the heatsink
Managed to get my hands on a few 3090FE only to realise the cooling, while interesting looking, is not as good as the cheapest aib i have.
So i decided to mod it
https://i.imgur.com/fq0TNAK.jpg
dropped temps from 110C to 84C. I'm now able to drop fan speed to 50% and removed the fan on the backplate. The heatsink still gets burning hot, so i might need to create a shroud on the rear fan and channel it through the heatsink.
So i decided to mod it
https://i.imgur.com/fq0TNAK.jpg
dropped temps from 110C to 84C. I'm now able to drop fan speed to 50% and removed the fan on the backplate. The heatsink still gets burning hot, so i might need to create a shroud on the rear fan and channel it through the heatsink.
the problem with defi projects is the gas fee. I wait till the early mornings of weekends to do any transactions and even so, interacting with uniswap costs about $10-$15. Unless you are a whale or you don't mind locking your money up for a while, the defi space isn't suitable.
If you are not a whale, or have a modest mining operation, you can consider being a lp at binance. limited pairs, lower apy but no fees
If you are not a whale, or have a modest mining operation, you can consider being a lp at binance. limited pairs, lower apy but no fees
Yeah you can’t make a ton on eth network unless youre a whale but i got into pancakeswap early at .30 now its $1
on bcs network fees are negligible, eth network is not the only network with defi projects
i have some lp positions in pancakeswap, but it is too reliant on BNB - it needs to attract more ETH volume in there. Also it needs to change the name! How is it possible for anyone to take it seriously?
did you check whether your ram is compatible with the motherboard?
When setting up my asus b250 mining expert, there were a couple of dimms (i can't remember what the model was, but one was a gskill and another was a crucial 2400) that refused to work with it, but worked fine with other motherboards.
When setting up my asus b250 mining expert, there were a couple of dimms (i can't remember what the model was, but one was a gskill and another was a crucial 2400) that refused to work with it, but worked fine with other motherboards.
the problem with defi projects is the gas fee. I wait till the early mornings of weekends to do any transactions and even so, interacting with uniswap costs about $10-$15. Unless you are a whale or you don't mind locking your money up for a while, the defi space isn't suitable.
If you are not a whale, or have a modest mining operation, you can consider being a lp at binance. limited pairs, lower apy but no fees
If you are not a whale, or have a modest mining operation, you can consider being a lp at binance. limited pairs, lower apy but no fees
By using voltage, you get the lowest PL limit before throttling. You would be able to achieve this using PL, however you'd have to change the value bit by bit to get to the same point. Also, different cards will require different PL limit.