So this is fully dead then eh?

Only what is listed in the first post here.

BTC, LTC, or Paypal.
Prices are OBO, and include shipping in the ConUS.
Everything is approx 7 months old.

(1) EVGA 1600-P2 PSU $250
(2) EVGA 1200-P2 PSU $210
(2) EVGA 1000-P2 PSU $180
(4) Delta server PSUs $170 Each comes with an X11 breakout board & (12) 6+2 pin VGA cables
(13) version 008 (red) risers $5
(12) version 007 (blue) risers $5
(1) Asus Prime Z270-A motherboards $110

Pictures in this gallery https://imgur.com/a/uPv8H2r

Thankfully mod#1 has long since paid for itself.

win10, 64gb virt mem, 1080tis, PL100%, +70 core, -502 mem
lux-mod#1 -i 25 = 38.3 (averaged)
lux-mod#2 -i 25 = 38.2 (averaged) won't run @ -i 26

So after 1% devfee its actually slower.

What happened to 44MHASH?

What were the % gains between them? What -i did you use?

I ran them concurrent a few weeks back and stuck with nevermore.x64 v0.22 -i 20 as it beat out the rest by ~4%.

Otherwise though, @MrPlus, to look at profitability a different way - what are the quickest maturing coins / algos?

For example Verge @ Ahashpool is something like 260 confirmations... so by the time the coin matures the price has a lot of time to fluctuate... whereas something that only needs 80 confirmations might have a better of chance of fetching the price you mined it at...?

This is the same point that I was making recently - 'what is stability?' ... I'll have a NemosPlus instance running for 9 days and then suddenly come up with a ccminer failure on a "known stable" algo / OC.
Power Targets are constant, ambient temp similar, surge arrestor in the electrical panel.

Sidebar: The BTC/Day value shown by NPlusMiner at the top of the window is the sum of what your making on all selected pools.

When running multiple machines to the same wallet address, shouldn't NemosPlus effectively show the sum of all revenues? If I have 6 individual console windows showing ~0.003 BTC/day each, would the GUIs show ~0.018 BTC/day for the total effort?

Any other teaser stats? I'm running 21.2 (averaged) with an alexis on 80ti's

I can see your point. It is almost certainly tied to OC values in my case.

That kind of turns it into a discussion about the definition of stability then... As an example: I'll have a machine up for days when suddenly a known stable algo will cause ccminer to fail. Anecdotally I've had one run solely x16r for 30 hours straight before erroring out. I've had it happen on Skein (after ~1.5 hours) & x17 (after 10+ hours) as well. I closed out the error message popup, restarted NemosPlus, and it went back to work unhindered. No changes to algoOC.bat

On the other hand I've got one machine who has been up for 75 hours at the moment without any issues or OC failures.

I suppose this is probably not an issue for you guys to resolve with a public facing code update or feature request.

Any chance that this one is coming along? This is the only complaint that I have with with NemosPlus.


https://github.com/nemosminer/NemosMiner/issues/450

I just spent a little time spot checking a few algos across 390.65 390.77 391.35 and I saw less than 1% difference across the three.

What driver is everyone running?

I had most of my miners on 390.65, I updated one to 390.77 and I'm not seeing any hashrate change. Just noticed they are up to 391.35. Anyone tried it?

You mean XVG isn't actually earning 5x everything else right now?? 

To clarify: I have already use zerg, blaze, and ahash concurrently. I already have x16r in the algo list of the GUI. Would the logic pickup on the presence of x16r @ ahash on its own?

I don't particularly want to 'load default algos for selected pools' because I've trimmed the algo list in half.

I don't know what cards you have but if for example you have 30 GPU @ 200W each that is 6,000W, so (not even counting PSU & CPU heat) you will need 20,500 BTU. The remaining 4k BTU that you're talking about will probably barely cover your PSUs, CPUs, etc. In the end you're best case stuck with ambient temps in the room.
If you find a way to exhaust the heat to the outside then you will only need a small AC unit to cool the room.

In the past I used one of these 14k BTU @ 10.8A, and had external intake & exhaust so in an 27c room it would pump out 16c air all day long. https://www.amazon.com/Whynter-Dual-Portable-Conditioner-ARC-14S/dp/B0028AYQDC

What?

My electric cost is very low. Why would I spend 10A on an air conditioning when I can spend 2A on an evap cooler and use the other 8A for miners?

Ambient outside temp here reaches over 36c for months. The evap cooler allows me to keep miner rack air intake temps under 27c which allows me to run the cards hard but they stay under 70c.

As much exhaust as you can stuff in there. Don't even consider cooling until you've done all that you can with the exhaust side. Then, if you want to run AC to drop the miner's intake air temps, so be it. I'd recommend an evap type of cooler rather than an air conditioner, far less amperage diverted.

This is the perfect use case for using NvidiaInspector & the pre-run folder to drop your OC for those specific algos.