Hello, i've been into mining since early 2021 and recently decided to add variety to my portfolio.

Lately on my twitter feed a new coin keeps popping up - SaverToken (SVR). Chart looks good, active twitter account, has all the social media (Discord, Instagram, Telegram), even whitepaper information interests me because i'm into mining, although i'm still having doubts investing. Could someone share their thoughts whether this project has any promise?

https://savertoken.org/

https://twitter.com/SaverToken

Thank you guys

Thank you all for your information.

All higher-end gpus have 2 or 3 connections, so if for example i power 1x3070 which has 2 connections there should be no melted connectors? because 2 connectors would be able to support up to 300W?

If so, then this melted connector problem should only apply to really powerful cards, like 3080ti, 3090

Hello guys,

For over a year i've been building rigs and powering gpu's based on this scheme:

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-vAhFuH5GdkQ/WrBq7KbWKgI/AAAAAAAAAWA/ZI0w2WI8QVYT8zkhyNbae69o5MjJtC89QCLcBGAs/s640/PCIe2.png


But then one google search later, all information i find is that 8pin pcie cable can provide up to 150W, while the scheme says that it can provide up to 288W. If it really was only up to 150W, many of my rigs would be crashing all the time and i constantly would have to change melted connectors, although i never had any problems.

Surely i'm missing something, can someone give me some information?

Hey guys, i was browsing amazon for mining motherboards and i noticed that they're either very expensive or dont have enough PCIE slots. Where do you obtain your motherboards in Europe?

At the end of 2021 managed to buy 18 2060s, right now they're the best cards that i have, 44mh at around 90-100W, oc settings on linux core 1100, memory 2200