GPU Mining back in the day when i had a small GPU farm in 2018

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• back in the day when i had a small GPU farm in 2018
• Winter room heater 400mhs 1000w with (5)5700xt & (5)1060
• Should we expect new mining boom soon ?
• Automation and remote management of mining rigs
• Any updates on the real performance of the 6800 and 6800xt?
• AMD Ryzen 5600X Mining Performance
• NVIDIA Doubles Down: Announces A100 80GB GPU, Supercharging World’s Most Powerful GPU for AI Supercomputing - Let the hash rate predictions begin
• ROCM and AMD GPU linux mining

back in the day when i had a small GPU farm in 2018 Posted: 17 Nov 2020 06:34 AM PST submitted by /u/Wonderful_Ninja [link] [comments]

Winter room heater 400mhs 1000w with (5)5700xt & (5)1060 Posted: 16 Nov 2020 01:05 PM PST submitted by /u/8Ddddd [link] [comments]

Should we expect new mining boom soon ? Posted: 17 Nov 2020 07:33 AM PST Last time bitcoin was at $17k we had big mining boom and profitability on gpu mining skyrocketed. Is this to be expected again? Should we buy as much cards as we can ? Remember, its not very likely that gpu minable coins won't follow bitcoin, they always had... submitted by /u/vyncy [link] [comments]

Automation and remote management of mining rigs Posted: 17 Nov 2020 03:00 AM PST I didn't see a whole lot of topics discussing these key tools being used as an overall strategy to maintaining great uptime, so I wanted to share my strategy on basic automation (no programming involved) and remote desktop management. Windows Task Scheduler in combination with your motherboard BIOS are wonderfully simple tools that we miners can use to automate mining rigs to start by themselves. At least in MSI X570X motherboards (not sure about other brands), boot into BIOS > ADVANCED MODE > SETTINGS > POWER MANAGEMENT > Change the setting to POWER ON the PC automatically as soon as the motherboard receives electrical power. This ensures that whenever there's a power outage, the resumption of power will cause all of my rigs to turn themselves back on without my physical intervention. In Windows Task Scheduler, I added 3 apps to startup: AMD Radeon Software (or Nvidia's equivalent) to start immediately at Windows startup. This will generally apply the overclocking/undervolting settings or at least give you a chance to confirm the settings are correct. Moreover, it's a visual cue that your rig was restarted. Phoenix Miner (or equivalent) to start 2 minutes after Windows startup. This will give Windows enough time to load itself along with all other startup apps. Also gives you a bit of time to adjust your AMD Radeon settings if necessary. XMRig (or equivalent) to start 3 minutes after Windows startup. This will give Phoenix Miner enough time to load the DAG and use some of the CPU processing power. Reversing the order of XMRig vs Phoenix Miner severely slowed down the ETH mining on my rigs. In addition to automation, it is also quite useful to have remote desktop control over your mining rigs to manually force a Windows restart, update mining software, change settings and whatnot when you're not physically present or on site. Google's Chrome Remote Desktop https://remotedesktop.google.com/ is the easiest and most effective tool for this. No need to mess with router or firewall settings. Just install Chrome browser, install Chrome Remote Desktop extension on every rig, install Chrome Remote Desktop app on your phone, and give each rig a memorable name. Ever since completing this setup, my mining hobby has almost become TOO boring and low maintenance. I hope you find the same boredom as I did. submitted by /u/Apprehensive_Pea7911 [link] [comments]

Any updates on the real performance of the 6800 and 6800xt? Posted: 17 Nov 2020 06:12 AM PST Gonna purchase some GPU:s but dont know if I want to go with 3080s or 6800, hopefully there will be some benchmarks before the release... Take care you all submitted by /u/heart-less [link] [comments]

AMD Ryzen 5600X Mining Performance Posted: 16 Nov 2020 07:22 PM PST https://preview.redd.it/kczc5ob1ypz51.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=394ee94e6db76d21176e4038b98b9c63a7c73254 Built a new AMD Ryzen system that will be going to my boy Joey for Christmas, honestly, it is a Stout build and I am a Lil Jelly. The Ryzen 5600X is a dang good CPU and AMD has really stepped it up with the Ryzen series, I am honestly impressed! Anyway, here is the data I have for you all. The CPU stock will draw about 65W from the wall, or the total system power draw is around 120 watts. System Specs: Asrock B550 Steel Legend G.skill TridentZ RGB 3200Mhz 16-18-18-38 Corsair H100i V2 Aorus Gen4 NvMe SSD - 500GB MSI GTX 980 Ti Gigabyte 850w Powersupply Thermaltake RGB fans Did a live stream during some of my testing, if you are interested and have the time. Thank you https://youtu.be/Fr5iNK-DpGQ CPUMiner - Opt 3.15.2 Allium - 1.16 Mhs Argon2d-350 - 54.69 kHs Argon2d-4096 - 2.57 kHs Argon-Dyn - 16.90 kHs Blake 2b - 4.01 Mhs Blake 2s - 133.6 Mhs Bmw512 - 24.06 Mhs C11 - 1.22 Mhs Decred - 36.14 Mhs Groestl - 3.2 Mhs Hmq1725 - 410.5 kHs KeccakC - 15.7 Mhs Lrya2REv2 - 2.85 Mhs Lrya2z330 - 800 Hs M7M - 336.96 Khs Myriad-Groestl - 5.85 Mhs Neoscrypt - 14.48 kHs Nist5 - 2.65 Mhs Phi - 1.06 Mhs Phi2 - 805.96 kHs Quark - 1.59 Mhs Qubit - 2.10 Mhs Scrypt - 195.42 kHs SHA-3 (Keccak) - 21.24 Mhs Skein - 22.49 Mhs Tribus - 2.68 Mhs X11 - 1.25 Mhs X11Gost - 929.66 kHs X13 - 697.58 kHs X14 - 738.54 kHs X15 - 649.57 kHs X16r - 519.10 kHs x16rt - 730.36 kHs X17 - 725.08 kHs X21s - 345.69 kHs X22i - 351.63 kHs X25x - 174.76 kHs Xevan - 161.52 kHs Yescrypt - 8.66 kHs YescryptR16 - 1.22 kHs Yespower - 1.11 kHs Yespower2B - 1.12 kHs YespowerR16 - 1.13 kHs SRBMiner - Multi 0.5.5 Argon-Dyn - 32.25 kHs Blake 2b - 72.51 Mhs Blake 2s - 67.64 Mhs CpuPower - 930.50 Hs CryptoNight Conceal - 1.51 kHs CryptoNight GPU - 80.49 Hs Cryptonight Haven - 354.28 Hs CryptoNight UPX - 51.61 kHs CryptoNight-HeavyX - 237.33 Eaglesong - 11.11 Mhs K12 - 22.61 Mhs RandomArq - 26.18 kHs RandomX - 5.93 kHs SHA-3 (Keccak) - 15.68 Mhs Ubqhash - 12.81 kHs VerusHash - 17.31 Mhs Yescrypt - 9.39 kHs YescryptR16 - 1.20 kHs YescryptR32 - 216.25 Hs Yespower - 956.58 Hs Yespower2B - 968.51 Hs YespowerR16 - 938.02 Hs XMRig CPU Miner 6.5.3 CryptoNight-HeavyX - 416.88 Hs CryptoNightV4 (CryptoNightR) - 575.13 Hs RandomX - 6.02 kHs submitted by /u/cmvjax [link] [comments]

NVIDIA Doubles Down: Announces A100 80GB GPU, Supercharging World’s Most Powerful GPU for AI Supercomputing - Let the hash rate predictions begin Posted: 16 Nov 2020 10:34 AM PST submitted by /u/WalterEscobar [link] [comments]

ROCM and AMD GPU linux mining Posted: 16 Nov 2020 08:55 AM PST Will somebody please explain the actual function of ROCM for Linux miners? ​ [ This question sparked by Phoronix article -- http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=29704 -- and lack of clarity at ROCM web site about what it actually is and does. ] submitted by /u/ParaplegicRacehorse [link] [comments]

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