The innosilicon a4 is still too much for my budget... anything somewhere half way inbetween those two?

Thanks

Hi all - fairly new to the hobby. I've got only three GAW fury miners at 1.44 MHz/s is the Gridseed faster than these? From what I've read, I thought that they're only good for litecoin mining and are 300KH/s. I also read that they're 8GH/s. So, not really sure?? 

So, if that's the case, then what is the next (reasonable) step up from this - I'm looking for something inexpensive, and no don't suggest an ANT miner. I'm not forking out or even considering something that's $2k.

Thanks
 

I sent you the BBB you can put that on the bottom 4 port or 6 port knc board with the daughter board off and use lightfoots BBB titan software to run your titans

bridge cards are spendy FYI...guick and dirty would be this method..which lightfoot says works fine BBB to titan SD card wise..

ask lightfoot details

brad

Probably wasn't the power supply; the Pi tends to blow up the bridge card. And since the Pi can run Neptune code because I did it for fun, it's perfectly acceptable on either Alt or bitcoin forums.

PM me and I'll send you a link for the code for free. Donate if you think it's cool.

As for Tarkin's code, probably not. I might be able to duplicate it but that wouldn't be too fair.

C

Hi, I've also seen slow hashrate in my 2 miners, always below 500 and before they were always above 500, something change?

I'll just leave these here as a reminder.
Why doesn't the hash rate reported by the pool match that reported by my miner?
The pool keeps reporting a much lower hash rate than my miner. What's going on?

Depends. If you have an ohm meter can you check resistance between pins 4, 6, and 8 to ground (pin 10). If pin 6 is low (under 100 ohms) the cube is bad. If pin 8 is low I can fix that, likewise if pin 4 is low.

Remember: Don't run them too hard to burn the plugs and always power down before removing any ribbon cable anywhere. And with litecoin going up in value you never know.....