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It is a good start, just get some mobo with more pci-e slots and cards.
It all depends if anything is gpu profitable with asics abroad. doing a 24 hr test, see what I get in return, multiply that by 30 days, with 400w being used. Hopefully it turns out good.
Been long time since I peeked here. All I can say is insane from graphics cards to those things with pics above. I wouldn't even know where to start with bitcoin mining any more. Ima try to get back into litecoin mining soon though as long as its easy hook up graphics cards..
That's an excellent looking rig, you should start selling those
Yea, that's radical. Nice, compact & clean. I like it a lot.
pekv2, you don't need 3 resisters per dummy plug. And you don't need the dvi-vga adapter either: http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=11
That link makes no sense. on the diagram, it showing c1,c2 and c3. then a photo showing a resistor in C2-C5. And i'm not sticking nothing in my dvi ports except the dummy plugs.
I do need dummy plugs with 3 resistors, explanation below V.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87611.msg965184#msg965184
Had an old case laying around. Drilled the rivets out, removed the tray & card holder, c clamped the mobo tray & card holder together, predrilled three holes and screwed em together. Fourth and fifth photos, you'll be able to see the three screws holding the two pieces together. There is a hard drive rack under behind the shoe rack, that has 2 hdd's and one ssd that is not seen in the photos.
Used an old show rack that was in the closet.
The longest 5850 is spitting out 385 MHash/s, the shorter 5850 is spitting out 410-415 mhash/s.
Temps are awesome.
http://imgur.com/a/pGWGp#0
Used an old show rack that was in the closet.
The longest 5850 is spitting out 385 MHash/s, the shorter 5850 is spitting out 410-415 mhash/s.
Temps are awesome.
http://imgur.com/a/pGWGp#0
pekv2, you don't need 3 resisters per dummy plug. And you don't need the dvi-vga adapter either: http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=11
That link makes no sense. on the diagram, it showing c1,c2 and c3. then a photo showing a resistor in C2-C5. And i'm not sticking nothing in my dvi ports except the dummy plugs.
I do need dummy plugs with 3 resistors, explanation below V.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87611.msg965184#msg965184
You can insert on end in C1, C2, or C3 and the other in C5.
From the article:
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I simply insert the resistor 75 Ω is the ideal spec in the DVI output port to make contact between C1-C5 (analog red - analog ground), or C2-C5 (green - ground), or C3-C5 (blue - ground).
It's the same thing as using a dummy plug, except that you can remove the dummy plug whenever.
Yea, I'll just stick to my dummy plugs as I bolded the quoted above /\.
far from perfected however my system(s) in their XXXL tower case
lolz, hey, if it works, right. Is that a Dell E172FP monitor you got there?
Self-contained water-cooled triple 6990. Cool and quiet with nothing sticking outside the case:
What hash speeds are you getting & are they extremely overclocked?
So I should autotune once, for several hours (maybe overnight) with the -debug and -log.
Then sift through the log to get all the values, plug it into the config, and start.
Then sift through the log to get all the values, plug it into the config, and start.
Autotune once if using cpuminer of sandors.
once autotune is done
Quote from: nst6563
You can open the log and just search for "autotune stopped" and grab the speed from the line right above it for use in the config.
remove autotune from json.
start.
Re: IRS says mining is "income" (40% tax) instead of cap. gains (20% tax)
http://us8.campaign-archive2.com/?u=cdea713669f1600ffb2230df5&id=fe2b90e3ff&e=4852cdafaf
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