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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:31:00 UTC
Are you 100% sure it is drawing 950Watts for 2.9MH?

This sounds TOO good to be true

I belive the 270's "non-x" are great value right now, u can squeeze almost 500kh/s (475-490) from them for ½ price (210$ in Sweden with BF4) of the 280x (385$).
My kill a watt-adapter measure's values from 940-980W @ wall on 100% load. I downclocked the CPU and no connected fans.
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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:31:00 UTC
My latest rig

  • 6 x Asus R9 270 DC2 @ 1135/1500
    Gigabyte 990FX AM3
    2GB DDR3
    Sempron 145
    Corsair CX750 750W
    Fractal R2 750W
    Add2PSU
    6x x1->x16 powerd risers
    USB-stick with BAMT 1.4.1 "honeybee"

2940Kh/s @ 975W

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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:31:00 UTC
3x5850 @ 1000Kh/s

5x280x @ 3500Kh/s


how much you're making in a week?

what mobo and specs u use for ur 5x280x?
how much revenue in a day/week?

Very nice !!

@xorion About 280$/week right now, but i have more machines incoming.

@LMOBS Thanks will update soon with 2 new rigs
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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:30:00 UTC
3x5850 @ 1000Kh/s



5x280x @ 3500Kh/s
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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:29:00 UTC

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thank you. your post inspired me to build my own version of your creation. i had to make it more compact and incorporate 3 750w psus. i think you've made the best 6gpu rig composition..

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Excellent work! Will post my new setup soon aswell, now im inspired!
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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:29:00 UTC

My latest build, I had to post it here  Wink

Assembled in VENEZUELA.

Fantastic rig!

What is the motherboard, GPUs and power supply?


This is what i have in mind for my new 5x280X card setup. Im still waiting for my powered risers, stuck in the christmaspostage...

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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:23:00 UTC
This is my temporary setup until i get my pci-risers
Running 3 of 5 7950's as for now. Need to finetune it for LTC, work in progress.

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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:23:00 UTC
My new setup. 4x7950 mining LTC at 2200Kh/s

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spinx
on 25/01/2020, 02:23:00 UTC

My new setup. 4x7950 mining LTC at 2200Kh/s

Very nice! What motherboard are you using?
Thank you! ASUS M5A990FX motherboard. Working nice with 4 non-powerd pcie-raisers.

My new setup. 4x7950 mining LTC at 2200Kh/s

I like it, solid and compact.
Nice job.
Thanks!

My new setup. 4x7950 mining LTC at 2200Kh/s

I think it's time you updated your signature.  Grin
Done! Wink

Where did you get your aluminum frame to build?  Did you order it somewhere or were you able to find it locally?
I bought them at my local hardwarestore, just L-shaped frames, 2$ each, bolted togheter, 6pcs + 2 pcs of wood and an old atx chassieplate Cheesy

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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Building Cheap Miners : My "Secret"
by
spinx
on 09/05/2018, 14:27:26 UTC
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Re: Building Cheap Miners : My "Secret"
by
spinx
on 09/05/2018, 12:59:56 UTC
Just found this thread. I've got two DL580 G7's with E7-4870's. I'm currently mining with 30 GPU's on standard mobo's. Never could get GPU's to work in these. Is it still profitable to set these up and eliminate the "small" rigs? I am currently running ZEC, but would switch out to something else if profitability is there. Would definitely want to swap CPU's to 8837's.

It all depends i would say. The DL580's are power-hoggers. What is nice is H/s per $ on the initial costs, but running them worth profit requires cheap electricity since there is a lot of overhead power drain on these systems. If your electricity is not cheap, i wouldn't mind moving my cards from the standard mobos. Perhaps you could take 1-2 PSU's from them switch to, since they are 90-95% platinum rated. Then you need breakout boards.
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Building Cheap Miners : My "Secret"
by
spinx
on 08/05/2018, 21:21:09 UTC
Tried reading through the whole thread...but it's really long Cheesy

Has anyone found any "cheap" 4U+ rack mount systems that can run 4-7 cards internally?


The HP DL580 G7 can be found for less than 500$: https://h20195.www2.hpe.com/v2/getpdf.aspx/c04123267.pdf?ver=19+

+ 591205-001 HP DL580 G7 PCI EXPRESS RISER CARD

+ https://www.ebay.com/itm/10pin-to-6-6pin-Power-Adapter-Cable-for-HP-ProLiant-DL580-G7-and-GPU-50cm/141964325336
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Re: RX 550 hashrates
by
spinx
on 22/04/2018, 07:43:38 UTC
I have over 50x 550s.

12 x each rig.

Each does around 480h/s for 42w

What motherboard and brand of gpus?
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Building Cheap Miners : My "Secret"
by
spinx
on 19/04/2018, 20:59:05 UTC
That is a problem with the HP server series like the G7 which are a bit old so HiveOS maybe does not have the best support for them. I will also blame HP or any other old server like Dell as I have tested HiveOS with 12 RX 580 cards in ASUS B250 Pro Mining and they worked out of the box perfectly without problems with a great hashrate of 360 Mhs.

The strong Xeon processors are good to mine Bytecoin or Monero.

Actually HiveOS and the HP's work GREAT.  Currently have 2 running 9 cards each.

It's HiveOS and the Dell R815's that DOESN'T and that's just a NIC driver issue.

Guess i have to give HiveOS a second chance then Wink
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Building Cheap Miners : My "Secret"
by
spinx
on 19/04/2018, 19:07:35 UTC
The Dell R815s that I got are running rock solid.

Hard to justify the price at this point, though, IMHO -- unless you get a sweet deal.

Well... I have to take that back a bit now.

My power flickered last night thus turning off all my hardware. Came in, turned all the Dells back on... started XMR-STAK on them all & walked off.

Noticed my pool hash-rate never returned to how it was... every one of my R815s is now ~400 H/S slower than they were before the power flickered (1600 H/S vs. 2000 H/S).

I've tried re-booting and even re-compiling XMR-STAK... seems to be permanent ?!

Any ideas ?

Im really shocked you have not invested in UPS for your systems man.. i ordered 25 x of the CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD, i got them refurbished off ebay, the guy only had 25 left, so i contacted him to ask if i could buy all 25 at a better rate and he sold them to me for $88 each, but at that time was spring time sales, so i was able to get 20% using the emailed spring code i had sitting in reserves. I have one of these 1500 units on every 6 and less GPU rig i have running right now...

I was about to pull the trigger before all the coins fell off a cliff in value, hah...

I am pricing out a full set of UPS units, though, through some distributors... since I'll need 100+ of them. Gonna just have to suck it up I suppose!

Try to source them refurbished or on ebay with bad batteries. I bought 3 from ebay that were server based UPS that just needed new batteries and i picked them up off amazon for a few dollars each, i even went to my local thrift stores and picked up a handful of them for a few dollars and half of them even worked, just needed fresh batteries. The ones i got from local thrift stores i built custom lithium batteries from 18650 cells, i have been collecting thousands of them over time because i was planning to build a DIY tesla powerwall with them along with build battery packs for my Catrike bicycle that i converted to electric assist, i get them free from thrift stores, hardware stores from the recycle bin just ask the store managers, and colleges. The most i got from thrift stores because when someone donates a laptio they cant resell it, so it gets scrapped and disassembled and they pay for someone to take the batteries away.

This is some of the batteries i got last month from going around and asking politely from many locations and picking up some from locations that told me they would place them to the side for me...


Here are some cells im still slowly testing out, i bought 4 tester/chargers units a while back that allows me to test 16 cells at a time, so its only time to test them, i put them on the test and forget about them really and come back when i remember about them, write the capacity on the side of the cell and move on, i store them in bins based on the capacity so my wall cells i assemble have the highest capacity cells. I have probably close to 40,000 cells assembled in my diy powerwall to date that ive never purchased...




"I have probably close to 40,000 cells assembled in my diy powerwall to date that ive never purchased... "

Thats seriously impressive man!
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Building Cheap Miners : My "Secret"
by
spinx
on 17/04/2018, 09:48:55 UTC
Under Linux, I have 6 Nvidia cards working.  Not sure what is up with the Proliant G7 series.  I have tried a DL360, DL380 and the DL580 and none of these will boot with more than 4 GPUs installed.  Windows will lock up at loading screen.

Slap a USB stick with HiveOS on it and 6 get recognized easily.

I have a ML350P G8 that has taken 6 GPUs in windows easily.  

Edit* Make that 9 1060s in one 580 in HiveOS.

I hit a wall at 9 cards on the 580 also, using SMOS. Spent countless hours getting 9 cards to work. In one way i love the HP servers, H/s on cryptonight is a bonus but as a gpu-mining platform they look good on paper but is in my experience not fun maintaining. Did anyone try to run Windows 10 on the 580 with success?
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easy to use GPU MINING Operating System
by
spinx
on 12/04/2018, 08:08:55 UTC
Will there be support for https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak so i can utilize my xeon cpus and dualmine gpu+cpu on cryptonight?
I know this can be achieved by installing from terminal, but i would be nice to have gui support.
Thanks
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [GUIDE][AMD][NVIDIA][CPU][XMR]How to Mine Monero / Sumokoin + Miners Downloads ⛏
by
spinx
on 11/04/2018, 21:27:26 UTC
Thanks for answering. I use SMOS and Cast-XMR is not currently supported.
Claymore 11.3 gives me the best speed so far at ~785H/s using stock settings
xmrig-amd-v2.6.0-beta1 with --opencl-launch 896x4 gives ~710H/s

My cards are clocked at 1280/2000.

Any ideas?

Try with --opencl-launch 896x8

I tried 896x4 and 1024x4, and the later one gives ~740H/s


I mentioned to try 896x8 not 896x4 (or was that a typo?)

Sorry, my bad. How many threads can you run per gpu?
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [GUIDE][AMD][NVIDIA][CPU][XMR]How to Mine Monero / Sumokoin + Miners Downloads ⛏
by
spinx
on 11/04/2018, 18:36:54 UTC
Thanks for answering. I use SMOS and Cast-XMR is not currently supported.
Claymore 11.3 gives me the best speed so far at ~785H/s using stock settings
xmrig-amd-v2.6.0-beta1 with --opencl-launch 896x4 gives ~710H/s

My cards are clocked at 1280/2000.

Any ideas?

Try with --opencl-launch 896x8

I tried 896x4 and 1024x4, and the later one gives ~740H/s

Another thing...

Same miner, (Claymore 11.3) same settings, same kind of cards:
System #1 - 8 cards, avg ~740 H/s
System #2 - 2 cards, avg ~929 H/s

What is bottlenecking system #1?
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [GUIDE][AMD][NVIDIA][CPU][XMR]How to Mine Monero / Sumokoin + Miners Downloads ⛏
by
spinx
on 11/04/2018, 18:29:10 UTC
Finally  i got  the  command line for  Intensity with XMRig-AMD

Code:
--opencl-platform 0 --opencl-devices 0,1,2,3,4,5 --opencl-launch 985x8 --opencl-affinity 0 -o stratum+tcp://[POOL.PORT] -u [WALLET] -p x --donate-level=1 --print-time=5

getting 750 H/s per card, but  RX5xx can reach around 850-900 H/s



If you got reach 850 H/s+  with XMRig , share your config - command line! , thanks!

I don't use xmrig but try --opencl-launch 896x8.

Yeah,  with XMRig i got 750 H/s per RX... but finally with Claymore 11.3 i am getting 860-870 H/s per card.   thanks

Would you mind sharing your settings with Claymore 11.3? Im stuck at ~785H/s with my Rx570 (they do 29mh/s+ with eth)

Yes,  i am getting 870-880 H/s with RX570,  with Claymore 11.3 (SMOS) , in Windows,  you can reach 900-1000 H/s with Cast-XMR.

Code:
-xpool stratum+tcp://[POOL:PORT] -pow7 1 -xwal [WALLET] -xpsw x


Thanks for answering. I use SMOS and Cast-XMR is not currently supported.
Claymore 11.3 gives me the best speed so far at ~785H/s using stock settings
xmrig-amd-v2.6.0-beta1 with --opencl-launch 896x4 gives ~710H/s

My cards are clocked at 1280/2000.

Any ideas?