I'm surprised as many people are having issues with it - I've got probably 100+ of them and haven't had a single issue so far.  Does it beep when it boots?  Prior to the bios being displayed, all of mine beep - so if you're not hearing that, it might not even be making it to the point that the video would be initialized.  You might also try forcing it to beep - normally if you boot with the memory removed, that will cause a POST beep to help you identify the issue, no post beep, then the board is probably no good.

Check out your local areas Craigslist, I have gotten 1070's at $300, 1080's at $380, and 1080Ti's at $600

Does anyone know a good trusted company for mining hosting that takes GPU miners?

Seems Blake2s is having issues again with reported hashrates.

Miner displays correct speeds and share submitted but site shows 10% and is effectively reducing percentage of block rewards mined.

Anyone else running into the issue?

Does anyone use alexisminer here? i want to mine DGB but i couldn't find any documentation on the github repo on how to set it up.

if you ask me;  whatttomine is for the sheep.   It bases its information on multiple sources/exchanges (mixing them for results on a per-site basis) and also includes a human factor which adds even more error.   What exchange is whattomine basing this price info off of, at what time? (see what I mean?)

Keep this in mind.  you are taking advice from a 3rd party that;  frankly, has been historically inaccurate in many ways in my eyes.

24 hour profitability has been hovering around 0.004mBTC/day recently......  which is easy to do spot math on yourself.

Phil you're awesome!

I have some of those motherboards on the way, also I have a z170 with 4 PICEx16 - spacing is going to be tight for a 4 card 1080TI no riser but I'm going to run it just to see how long it can go. Should get here monday.

My new bottleneck - these stupid Corsair 750's only have 2... TWO! 4+4/6+1 power ports. The Rosewill 850w you suggested does have 4 PCIE power lines, so I just need  to get some more cables that have 2 sets of 6+2's in them, I ran out. I upgraded a dozen 1070's to 1080Ti's today - hardware always takes longer than you expect. Was expecting to unscrew, unplug, swap and be done. The power cords threw me for a huge loop.


I was thinking about running power from my 1500w EVGA but I actually don't have long enough cables for that either.

So back to the drawing board.

no i have never had that problem in 3+years of using ccminer never had it hang and have to press enter to get it going.. didn't even know that was possible... something must be wrong with your rig/drivers.. 

great!

I love this mobaxterm, I fell in love with it since "carloshell" introduced it to me recently.

Now... all my VNC and SSH session are now centralized with mobaxterm, so I can manage all nvoc and smos rigs.

yeah, the NH miner is useful for the laymen, but not the best IMHO.

Basically, just grab the ccmineralexis78.exe file (as mentioned in my link), copy the batch file and paste it into a new .bat file with ccminer... and just update your BTC payout address and ID tag at the top of the batch.

If you don't want to run the manual batch, or multi-algo batch, you can simply use a string like this:

skienonly.bat

change "i7-920-GPU" to whatever you want your miner ID to be seen as (shows up on right pane in wallet page on zpool.ca) for easy ID of the miner connected (if you have multiple), and of course change the BTC address unless you feel like donating hash to my account

I really love the manual batch though.   If another algo's coin value moons, i just log into my old website, and change the algo name in the text file.  No need to visit all my miners and update manually.

You can use the manual batch as-is with my URL;  as long as you don't mind being on-board with whatever algo I am mining currently

Getting harder to keep track of every rig and Asics running in my warehouses.

I have 88 active IP nodes spread windows, linux and asics devices.

Anyone knows a good and "free" network tool to check hardware details of computers in a network/domain environment.

My current tool ... Advanced IP Scanner... has outlived its purpose.