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Just to let you know that Windows 10 is free if you don't activate it.
Not free, you pay for it with headaches and downtime 
Re: PhoenixMiner 2.7c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Windows)
Hi, I cannot do anything because Windows defender detect a virus and delete everything.https://ibb.co/iBhNDS
Is it possible to fix it in 2.8 please ?
Is it possible to fix it in 2.8 please ?
It's not the dev's fault, disable windows defender.
Computex Taipei
Wtf, they are at computex showing off it's 13 PCIE potential, yet they don't fill up the PCIE slots? Someone needs to get fired...
Windows driver doesn't support more than 8 AMD, although they could probably have used 5 NV + 8 AMD
Also mycryptobuddy.com, https://miningpoolhub.com/
Not that hard to google these things.
You'll want RX470s for best overall value.
Not that hard to google these things.
You'll want RX470s for best overall value.
Congrates man, but i wonder when this buisness get statsified , everyday tons of ppl building new rigs , i think when the prices will crash again and eth turn pos thats will be a day to remember 
That is why never invest more then you can lose.Thnkas! Anyone who can help with my psu question?
Thanks
Is it normal for the wattage to slowly increase the longer you run the miners. And is it normal for the wattage to go up and down in a range and not a constant rate. This happens on all algos but for ZEC it will start around 540 watts go between say 580 and 540 then range will slowly will go over 600 watts. My PSU is 600w EVGA bronze which I is why I'm concerned. Is this normal or is there something wrong. Also is 550 to 600 watts normal for 3 470's, seems high.
yes, efficiency is higher at lower temps and system will draw more power as heat buildsWould recommend reference cards, the shit sleeve bearing fans on AIB cards weren't made to last and Tahiti cards are old by now.
If you want to get 470s, MSI Gaming, Sapphire Platinum (reference) and Visiontek (reference) are good for mining, they have high quality fans that won't fail.
Try to avoid hynix ram, it overclocks the worst.
If you want to get 470s, MSI Gaming, Sapphire Platinum (reference) and Visiontek (reference) are good for mining, they have high quality fans that won't fail.
Try to avoid hynix ram, it overclocks the worst.
Yes, farms would probably be our target segment. Any recommendations for penetrating that market? Is this where the farmers hang out, or are there other more specialized forums?
I would say large scale miners are a rarity in the US, and most of the time even they optimize for cost over stability.
Here is what one might look like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR8cpsc66I8&t=172s
Mining is different from server applications because 100% uptime (and often fire safety and proper cooling) isn't a primary concern for many if it means cost savings. This is because miners need to ROI as fast as possible, not only due to the volatility of crypto prices, but also new hardware making old hardware obsolete or unreasonably inefficient (rising difficulty).
Generally, people who mine at a large scale do it in cold regions in China, where electricity is cheap and exotic cooling isn't necessary. Put bluntly, I don't think it is feasible to get miners to pay a premium for liquid cooling.
Considering the Ryzen chips dont even come out for 2 more days I doubt you will find an answer right now.
nah, you can already buy them at least in my country - http://imgur.com/a/lobM2
Those must be preorders, or else more benchmarks would be posted besides a couple of low quality leaked screenshots and AMD sourced numbers.
You don't have to pay for modded BIIOS. Yu can find one on Youtube. Search for "buriedone elpida" video. Its very good. I'm using it myself. I can get my Nitro up to 31MH/s. You canalso mod the BIOS by yourself. Anorak forum has the tutorial using Hexedit.
Ok so the only issue with this is the rom they provided is only 256, I know atiflash wants 512.
It's not necessary.
Hi,
I am running 5 rigs (each with 6* RX 480 8GB XFX XXX). I am running all of them headless with Teamviewer, for which I had to make the onboard graphic my primary source (and disabled rendering of the gpu) .
But when I access the rig now none of the software (f.e. GPU-Z) can show me the temperature of the GPUs. Actually I cannot even access the AMD settings/Wattman etc., or control anything without plugging a monitor in.
In my specific setup plugging in a montitor in all rigs everytime I want to look&change something is a big effort. I read about dummy plugs that I could buy to fake a monitor. But even that is not an option right now for me (living on the ass of the world they will not arrive soon) and I am going on a long trip in 2 weeks.
So is there any other possibility to access those settings when no display is plugged in?
BTW the Motherboard is H81 Pro BTC 2.0
I am running 5 rigs (each with 6* RX 480 8GB XFX XXX). I am running all of them headless with Teamviewer, for which I had to make the onboard graphic my primary source (and disabled rendering of the gpu) .
But when I access the rig now none of the software (f.e. GPU-Z) can show me the temperature of the GPUs. Actually I cannot even access the AMD settings/Wattman etc., or control anything without plugging a monitor in.
In my specific setup plugging in a montitor in all rigs everytime I want to look&change something is a big effort. I read about dummy plugs that I could buy to fake a monitor. But even that is not an option right now for me (living on the ass of the world they will not arrive soon) and I am going on a long trip in 2 weeks.
So is there any other possibility to access those settings when no display is plugged in?
BTW the Motherboard is H81 Pro BTC 2.0
Claymore miner's temp monitor should still be functional. At least, I can see the temps in the cli output when I use chrome rdp.