@gsrcrxsi314

How about pumping water up and the placing several turbines downstream?
Lets say several = infinite.

This is the best thread ever! xD

Why the discussion has stopped?!

Btw, obvious improvement is missing - u input 500W and get 2kw, why not short-curcuit the whole thing?
Feed the motor not from the grid but from the output.
This way u will still get 1.5kW output and no need for the grid AC!

And finally perpetuum mobile is achieved.
Btw, conservation of energy is emprirical law, isn't it? Should not be that hard to break ; )

Also he is spamming my email constantly.

The best(imo) crimping tool - https://www.cable-sleeving.com/crimping-tool
The tool has multiple revisions, CTX3 crimps 16AWG perfectly.

https://www.cable-sleeving.com/16awg-crimp-terminal-atx-female-mini-fit-jr - better than I buy on ebay. Very expensive tho.
Better - they actually crimp 16AWG wire, cause legs are longer. I used to buy crimps on ebay, but I can't find the ones, which crimp 16AWG perfectly. Used to buy this - https://www.ebay.com/itm/500x-Female-5557-ATX-PCI-E-EPS-Half-Gold-Plated-Crimp-teminal-Long-Leg-Pin-Pins-/162593069229?hash=item25db4d58ad

Shells I buy on ebay, the cheapest ones.
When I say 16AWG I actually mean 1.5mm^2, which is about 15AWG.

The best wire stripper I've ever used - https://www.ebay.com/itm/AK2265-Sealey-Automatic-Wire-Stripping-Tool-Pistol-Grip-Electrics-/311995290561?hash=item48a45e53c1
I think OEM part is https://www.google.com/search?q=PWC22A&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b

Paying to increase PM limit that's fucked up..
stakepools.io, feel free to contact me via skype, I will relay your messages to OgNasty here for free ; )

Or Win 8.1 / 2012 R2

Btw, max epoch I could reach on Server 2008 - 231, 2012 R2 - 230.
Friend of mine tried *nix(EthOS I think) - 230 max.
Server 2019 - same as Win10. Killing DWM and explorer or Core(no GUI) install does not help.

So not April, but Jan prly.

ppl say, that only W10(not W10 per ce but WDDM 2.x) has this limitation(reserved and unusable vRAM). So prly W8.1 will work.
Also we checked and 8x1060 work fine on W7.
But you have to to this - https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/738070/cuda-setup-and-installation/8x-gpu-gtx-issue-under-windows/

However, for some reason DualMiner was crashing with 8xGPU. Two instances worked tho.

Also Quadro/Tesla owners can use TCC mode.

Windows Server 2016 with all current updates works fine.

No idea. It's just a warning anyway. Tick 'Force' and proceed.

Typically Catalyst_Version registry key is present for every AMD GPU in the system. If values don't match - it's weird, they should match.
In your case, looks like it's empty. Probably because new drivers don't have Catalyst at all.

However, mod stopped working when RX video cards came out. And Win10 supports 6xGPUs out of the box..

Hynix @ 29-30, awesome!
I think mine Hynix make 28-29.
I'll annoy you via pm for the timings later ; )

As for the kernels..

I can give a flying fuck who stole from whom. And I myself will use the most profitable miner.
As soon as temp stop appears.. well..
Not to mention that Claymore nVidia hashing speed is basically the same as open-source ethminer.
And at one point it was even lower. When some dude boosted 1060 open source, but it took Claymore some time to implement(copy open-source kernel) boost into his miner.

But, with all that said, I rly don't like ppl stealing. And profiting from it.
So the only thing I can do is write to this thread ; )

Btw, what's ur rigs?
I tested on mostly 1060 3GB with only two RX Polaris based.
Mostly AM3 based, so very very weak CPU.

But I do, I've dumped both kernels and they are virtually the same. Like almost the same. Almost - some labels named differently for example, but when you disassemble, labels always look funky.

Also I did test Phoenix vs Claymore for more than a day ; ) Two days actually ; ) But on 10x 6xGPU rigs. Same hashrate.

But fee on Phoenix is lower.. so it's actually no brainer which miner to use ; )
Except I can't use Phoenix, cause temp stop option is not present.

I choose gtfo, so infectedmushi, gtfo.

The OpenCL kernels are the same.

Because all miners work like this - miner asks pool what to do, miner tells GPU what to do, GPU does it, miner replies to the pool.
To tell GPU what to do you need to use different programming language. In fact its even a different program.
So the miner actually consists of two programs - one which deals with pool etc and another one which deals with the GPU.
Actually it's even more complicated if we do overclocking and monitoring.

But. Nothing matters more than that OpenCL kernel - this actually determines how big your hashrate will be.
Everyone can write overclocking/monitoring/pool interaction, but only handfull of people can implement OpenCL kernels, I do speak of "normal"(fast) OCL kernels, not some open source stuff you can find around the web.


No idea. For me Claymore is stable. I don't know how stability can be more or less. It's just stable.



It's not the competion if we steal something and sell it for less.

I did dumped both kernels and dissasmed them. Using Claymore guide.
I also checked source of the injector, hard-coding dll.dll and changing linker out.. cmon man : D
Injector does get the kernel loaded by the miner, no tricks there.

It's exactly like Claymore says - PhoenixMiner 2.6 kernel is virtually the same as Claymore 10.6 DualMiner kernel.

; ))
well.. imo guessing is useless. But reading all ur posts and trying to find info on the web and making some educated guess.. pretty useless also, but statistically is much more "lucky" ; )

Ok, ur mum is 75. Average age women became pregnant in Switzerland is 30.20.
Which makes you 45 yrs old.
So 1973 it is ; )

https://www.google.com/search?q=raid+card+with+ram&client=firefox-b&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjDp--ssv_YAhVIiaYKHe_SBGkQ_AUICigB&biw=1280&bih=646#imgrc=zfGs2o9QekSVPM:

Optimizer user on this forum. 50$ per 2KW board.

Want to sell ur PSUs to me? ; )