GPU Mining Summary of DIY-Style Cloud Mining Options in 2019 |
- Summary of DIY-Style Cloud Mining Options in 2019
- Is it worth mining GTX 1070 in 2018?
- New Minexcoin PPS Mining Pool (mnx.miningfool.com)
- Titan V HMB2 degredation?
| Summary of DIY-Style Cloud Mining Options in 2019 Posted: 01 Jan 2019 04:12 AM PST I wrote up this guide on the current options for mining crypto in the current market state. Novices and veterans alike may find some useful tips in there. It's pretty bleak, but if you're creative enough, you can get away with certain setups. Cloud based GPU mining may never be profitable due to the insane prices for renting that hardware. [link] [comments]  |
| Is it worth mining GTX 1070 in 2018? Posted: 31 Dec 2018 05:35 PM PST As a broke high school student living with my parents, I need some income and I have a decent gaming PC and have no idea what to do with it. But idk much about mining or how I should do it? Is it even worth it after the crash some time ago? My parents have already said it's fine cause our power isn't too expensive at 10.2c/kWh and I have the space and time to set it up. Any help is appreciated! Edit: Lots of people saying I should just ask for allowance. Tbh I really don't care about having actual spending money. I'm more looking for some cash I can use towards my own car or spending towards college loans (I don't mean the amount of money just the use). I want to bring income into my house, not just use money already in it. [link] [comments]  |
| New Minexcoin PPS Mining Pool (mnx.miningfool.com) Posted: 31 Dec 2018 04:59 PM PST Hi fellow Minexcoin Miners, I was frustrated by the lack of PPS mining pools for MNX in North America. So i created one-- and released it into the wild. Why PPS? PPS is important to me because 5 hours out of the day electricity is too expensive (peak hour pricing)... So i need to turn off my miners during this time. Overall, I get a huge savings on my electric bill if I go with this plan. PPLNS will punish me too much for going offline for 5 hours, and PROP is not fair because of pool hoppers exploiting it... Therefore I prefer PPS. If there is anyone like me out there, you now have one more PPS option in North America for MNX Mining :) Cheers! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 31 Dec 2018 02:37 PM PST Anyone have information to share about titan V, HBM2, how the card regulates voltage as the chip ages? I have a strong suspicion that there is some sort of runtime clock equivalent or predictable decay of some component that the power delivery system reads and stairsteps down voltage to protect the chips, much like apple protecting their batteries with lower clock speed. I know for sure the first few weeks i had great performance. then about every 2 months i wake up one day to a noticeable decay in performance. also i could have sworn voltage and temperature degrade chips. NOT clock speed. if voltage and temperature and static, any clock speed with have roughly the same degradation effect, no? I have 3 titan V's running claymore since september. watercooled at around 35c no more than 50 if ambient is over 35c -200 core only a memory overclock. titan v has no voltage controls just power. originally running around 57 power, now i'm up to 64 with much worse performance. after about 1 week one of the cards lost stability and had to lower the mem clocks from +235 to +215. over the past 3 months thats dropped to 210 and now 205. the other two cards were always stable at +235 but today they lost stability. tried installing them in a different system and after hours of troubleshooting found the exact same results. strangely at the end of it all, i get 235 stable again but at 87MH/s instead of 90. i was getting over 90MH/s for about a week. the slowest one always got 88MH/s slowly down to 87 and has now has instantly dropped to 84.5MH. Nvidia has no way of proving what i'm doing with these cards, and if they detect i'm running them 24/7 i will give them specific work i was doing 24/7 that was not mining. i fully intend to run them into the ground and have them replaced as often as possible before my 3 year warranty is up. please no discussion about this last part, just wanted to mention it. [link] [comments]  |
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