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Sounds like you’re on an extremely inefficient energy plan

There is a lot of information in the forum, but we know when you don’t know what to look for it can be difficult to find it.

In order to make searching easier, we have marked many support issues with [Solved], in some cases * “The Action that solved it.”

Obviously, the system would be better if it was proper maintenance system, but then everyone would need training up on how to use it!

All bugs, software changes, web updates need to be controlled more thoroughly. The de facto open source standard for that is GitHub. Any major issues raised during forum discusion or Support will be moved to an issue in Github.

This is also makes change control transparent and easy for such as the Website development. Updates are pushed as a Patch which can be easily checked Locally, then Pushed to the Github. All issues can be tracked and it is clear who has been allocated the Task for an “fix”.

Any fix causing problems can be easily withdrawn. It makes it possible for a couple of people to control a large amount of input work from various contributer, a core requirement of Feathercoin…

C.C. Feathercoin Discussion (Web Site enhancements).

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Thanks for the advice, I did not realise this, I will get that board then :) thank you all for saving me money!
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No worries, glad to be of help, now spend the extra money on a slightly better PSU to be on the safe side

UM
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Would a 1000W PSU be enough to run 4 GFX Cards HD 6950’s ATM? its an EVGA GOLD PSU (It has enough 6-pin cables for four GFX Cards?)
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I don’t think you can pull that off. Those cards use ~300watts each and with the rest of the system also needing power i wouldn’t bet on it. Maybe 3 will work tho

the gun is to keep the system in check no slacking off lol

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Here’s mine when I opened the case recently to find out why my GPU had stopped working:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/LoFi87m.jpg[/img]
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Is that a gun?? WTF?

So that’s where all of my (dust) bunnies went…Finder’s reward coming!

Here are my babies…

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/RaVIGd5.jpg[/img]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/U52l8tc.jpg[/img]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/jFeHqwB.jpg[/img]
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I was just about to say the exact same thing! Why would a mining rig need a gun anyway? ???
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This norwegian shop sells them out for 500 USD incl free shipping. Probably not international. The R9 290 not the X.

[url=http://www.netonnet.no/art/data/komponenter/grafikkort/amd-pci-e/sapphire-r92904gb/194899.7064/]http://www.netonnet.no/art/data/komponenter/grafikkort/amd-pci-e/sapphire-r92904gb/194899.7064/[/url]

So after half year+ I finally made it! I bought Leonovo Q190 and replace my noisy, big and powersucking PC (which will be now dedicated to mining only in different room and place).

Positive

save a lot of space by turning your monitor into fake all-in-one save lot of energy (17W vs. 100+W) reduce noise significantly even slowest Q190 have enough computing power for home PC (web, audio, video, word, nothing special…) your original big PC can now be dedicated to mining only :)
Negative No SSD, only 2GB memory

I have to go through Win7 installation (as my wife do not digest Mint or Xubuntu). As Q190 I ordered was without OS and without optical DVD mechanic I installed Win7 from USB flash drive. After trying lot of tutorials from internet this trivial step was waste of almost half day!

So this tutorial worked without problems for me:

[b]http://www.maximumpc.com/article/howtos/how_to_install_windows_7_beta_a_usb_key[/b]

One last catch, it doesn’t matter if you have USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 flash drive, but you have to stick it into USB 2.0 port. Otherwise you will end up installation of Win7 very soon due CD/DVD missing drivers!

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Priorities man.

Buy the basics and start with one card. Then try to expand one card each month until you max out rig. Then do the same over and over again until you reach the result you desiree.
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I’m with mmyhre on this one, get the basics right from the start. Then add GPU’s as and when you have the funds, something I didn’t do because I got impatient and now I need to go get another MoBo before I can expand over 2 GPU’s ;D

Another thing to remember, at this scale it’s only for fun! so make sure your still having fun playing around with it

UM

I can’t find a definitive answer on Windows GPU counts, some people are saying 4 but this has now been overcome, then they don’t go on to say what the new limit is ::)

64-bit Linux is limited to 8 GPUs, 32-bit is limited to 4 GPU’s

UM

May I ask the size of your power supply?

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If you are looking for a Seasonic PSU, you can go with a be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 1200w. It is manufactured by Seasonic for be quiet!

Here is a link to it:
[url=http://www.amazon.co.uk/Be-Quiet-Dark-Power-1200W/dp/B007Z1DPWM/ref=sr_1_7?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1388465612&sr=1-7&keywords=1200w+psu]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Be-Quiet-Dark-Power-1200W/dp/B007Z1DPWM/ref=sr_1_7?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1388465612&sr=1-7&keywords=1200w+psu[/url]

Here is a review of it:
[url=http://www.overclockers.com/be-quiet-dark-power-pro-10-1200w-psu-review]http://www.overclockers.com/be-quiet-dark-power-pro-10-1200w-psu-review[/url]

Hope this helps!

Also, try to avoid OCZ for now. They filed for bankruptcy and you may be out of luck if you need to use your warranty. Wait to see what comes of the company before purchasing anything from the OCZ brand for awhile.
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Thanks mxfreek15. Great post.

Yea it seems like supplier are just starting to meet demand. Prices are going to fall fairly fast soon I think.

At the end the pool fee has more influence on your income than the hashrates, unless you notice a big difference between pools.
Pools showing higher delays have a higher posibility, that the shares you submit are outdated, but I didn’t see any influence for my miner (yes I’ve only one rig running).

If you are really keen on this, use a pool with low delay and best network response time fro your riggs.

Also, if you are not mining 24x7 with one pool, a pool with pps payment scheme is better for you.

Try setting the power limit to +20% in MSI afterburner.

Hey! :)

I cant see the picture, reupp it please that we can see your problem! :)

This guide is very comprehensive and should be added to the guides here.

I am left with one question though as the guide talks about WIN being the part of the system your trying to trick into thinking a monitor is supplied using the dummy plug. So does operating a miner with BAMT on a flash drive require these too? Or does the BAMT not have the built in idler that WIN has?
Thanks
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Right on man! Its a good feeling!

I find that I’m always more interested in the physical set up of the rig, and how your set up brings benefits like ease of working/upgrading, heat dissipation, dust prevention, whatever. Hope to see a parade of machines

Best suggestion yet. +1 rep for you!
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Thanks Kevlar, my first rep ;)

OP, glad you’ve found a solution. Double as good little space heaters at this time of year too. My cellar is the warmest room in the house. lol

I started a new thread dedicated to scryptcloud.com over here: [url=http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php/topic,6481.0.html]http://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php/topic,6481.0.html[/url]

I will post all updates there! And maybe we can get a bit more discussion going too! :)