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X11 prices have been rising and D3 is becoming more profitable, month ago it was doing £5-6 per day with £3 running costs, now I am getting £15 for renting it out, I did consider buying more of D3's when they were £800 on e-bay but now the prices have gone up as well.
I have also been keeping a keen eye on Baikal Giant X10 returns after I missed out buying one. They still are earning quite well but majority started shipping 20th December so next month will show how much profitability drops off. They also have a new miner as well https://www.baikalminer.com/product10.php, this one has not been up for sale yet so if I can get one of the first batch I will probably go for it depending on price. At the moment it would earn a lot but this will obviously drop a lot once they start shipping but should still make decent return if I get one of the first ones.
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Currently 8less 2011 Q7 S Line 3.0TDI, 2016 Tesla Model S 90D 8 history: 2006 A8 Sport 4.2TDI quattro SOLD, 1997 S8, reached end of life with gearbox failure Last edited by ainarssems; 30th December 2017 at 06:17 PM. |
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I've been watching out for the Giant B as well (daily!), also having missed an X10. I read something on their FB page that the B would be $3600 with a minimum order of 6 which puts it well out of my reach. I was expecting it to be more like the X10. I did email them and ask, but just got a cut n paste 'out of stock' reply which was not encouraging.
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I am kind of happy that B is not shipping yet as it gives me time to monitor Giant X10 returns as there is no other way to tell how much they will ship and how much network will increase, difficulty go up and earnings decrease. I don't expect them to ship on hundreds of thousands units like from Bitmain at least for now as they are a smaller player, but still do not want to pay for something that turns out to be low profitability at the time it ships. $3600 is a bit steep but 6 unit MOQ should not be a problem if we do group buy, there is about 5 of us active on this thread and I have 3-4 friends who could be interested so it should be possible to put together 6 unit order but it all depends on price and also data on how X10 performs. Anyway I have subscribed to e-mail alerts on their site and also registered on Twitter and following Bitmain and Baikalminer so should get notification when they are available.
I have seen FB price as well but it's a bit hard to follow it as I am not on FB myself but it did seem like it was a speculation from somebody, not a indication from Baikalminer themself
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Currently 8less 2011 Q7 S Line 3.0TDI, 2016 Tesla Model S 90D 8 history: 2006 A8 Sport 4.2TDI quattro SOLD, 1997 S8, reached end of life with gearbox failure Last edited by ainarssems; 30th December 2017 at 06:51 PM. |
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Yeah it did look like speculation. If the price is sensible and we find out before my next Vegas materialise from Amazon.fr then I'd be up for a Giant B.
Who else is running Cryptonight by the way? I get a lot of 'SOCKET ERROR - RECEIVE error: socket closed' errors in both Cast-XMR and XMR-Stak (several versions of this one too including current), at which point it stops mining and waits to reconnect. It could be a minute or two before it restarts. This happens regardless of which pool its on, although Nicehash is much worse than MiningPoolHub, and it hardly did it at all on Electroneum so I wonder if its related to difficulty? Its all over the place on Github and Reddit but there are no solutions - just comments that if you're not finding shares fast enough the pool will disconnect, but it happens way more often than the alleged 10 minute timeout. 3.7KH/s really ought to be fast enough not to time out! While I've been mining for myself I've just put up with it, but its a problem on MiningRigRentals because it seriously messes with my average hash rate thusly: Each of these valleys is one of these events. Ainars - I had a look at your rigs on MRR and they appear to exhibit the same behaviour. Have you noticed this error? Has anyone else seen / solved it? |
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I'd be up for a group buy, are you all on Telegram, its probably the most reliable way of getting in touch quickly with me both on and offshore?
You can find me @Del_boy on Telegram
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The dips in the graph does not always correspond with disconnects as I am getting a lot of dips without disconnects as well. It's just the way pool calculates hashrate on submitted valid shares and not the actual work your rig is doing. That's why the peaks show higher hashrrate than the rig could possibly do. It all averages out about where it should be, I guess there is no hashrate reported from rig to the pool as that would be open to abuse where somebody could modify miner to report incorrect higher rate to the pool than it's actually doing so the pool has to rely on calculating the rate from the shares you submit and that changes over time depending on luck so sometimes pool reports higher, sometimes lower or sometimes none at all. I do sometimes get renters with a crappy pool that mines with low static difficulty or gets a lot of outdated shares which don't count towards hashrate or whatever and it reports poor hashrate. In those cases I either point my single RX580 card that runs on Microserver and is normally on NH to that rig to give it a bit of boost or extend rental a bit so that it averages at least 90% to give positive impact to rating. Or sometimes if it looks very poorly I just send a message to renter saying this is not working, sort it, mine on different pool or whatever or I will terminate the rental. If they don't I send another message to MRR support to end the rental, they refund money for unused time to the renter, I keep the money for used time and I don't get negative impact to my rating even if reported hashrate was low.
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Currently 8less 2011 Q7 S Line 3.0TDI, 2016 Tesla Model S 90D 8 history: 2006 A8 Sport 4.2TDI quattro SOLD, 1997 S8, reached end of life with gearbox failure Last edited by ainarssems; 31st December 2017 at 10:30 AM. |
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Thanks
![]() I've switched to Stak again for a while as that has configurable error settings and better reporting than Cast, at a cost of 2-300H/s, so I'll hopefully get a bit more info about whats going on. I had a really bad rental yesterday (only my 3rd too!). It was unable to connect most of the time so only got about 50% average hash rate. I asked MRR support about it and they terminated it exactly like you said. Having a backup card to boost the hash rate is a good idea. I could use my 960 for that since it can do about 8-10% of the Vegas. |
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Well for some reason my rig just won't work properly with MRR. After lots more tinkering and troubleshooting I ran it direct on a pool for several hours and it showed just two network errors, but connected to MRR it disconnects every couple of minutes. Once it's disconnected it can show no hash rate at all for a few minutes until it finds the next share so average hash rate is terrible. I've tried all the EU servers and they all behave just as badly.
With Cast-XMR I can run a separate instance for each GPU. The one connected direct works just fine and the one connected to the same pool via MRR still falls over every couple of minutes ![]() I'm going back to mining direct or Nicehash since its not worth the stress of having to constantly babysit MRR. The Vega fans winding up to 5K rpm every few minutes as they restart is also highly annoying! Oh well. It was worth a try ![]() Worth mentioning, I've got it running at almost 4KH/s in Cast-XMR now - the average is 3980 with each card regularly hitting 2K. Total rig power is 480W including 10W for the CPU which is still mining ETN. I haven't done the sums to see if the extra 2-300 H/s are worth an extra 70W but its pleasing that after all the hassle I had at the beginning, it does actually do what it said on the tin ![]() Last edited by MikkiJayne; 1st January 2018 at 12:06 AM. |
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Current : 2005 A8 Sport 4.2 V8 D3 - LPG working! Previous : 1998 S8 PF 4.2 V8 D2 - Gearbox died ~120k 2002 S8 FL 4.2 40v V8 D2 Prins LPG - Engine valves met pistons ~230K Also : 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0l (Post Apocalyptic makeover) 2003 Brabus Smart FourTwo (should sell) 2003 Mazda Rx8 2.3 (might sell) |
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Well that's interesting....I wanted some Tron which is on binance. I had some spare Digibtye that i was willing to play with as i've got the S9 mining it and it seemed to be doing well today.
So I sent 177 DGB (£0.073) to Cryptopia, Changed it to Litecoin so i could send it to Binance to buy. Found out i'd loose a fair slug of things that way, so read up and used XVG, got 110.* of those and transferred to Binance and bought 94 tron (£0.153). Looking at the numbers it seems despite my bungling into LTC and out again and with fees i've made about £1.40 on the deals ![]() I bought Tron high but seeing as i lost out on buying some XRP when I saw that having potential (a slightly low order on binance and the bugger just rose and rose) and it's still "cheap" I thought it was worth the risk! And yes I am playing with beer money, but I like the idea of having a little (£10-£50) of any coins in the higher end of the market cap that are below ~£10 and the lower the value the more you can get and the potential bigger rewards if they rocket and if they don't well my liver will be happy ![]()
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Current : 2005 A8 Sport 4.2 V8 D3 - LPG working! Previous : 1998 S8 PF 4.2 V8 D2 - Gearbox died ~120k 2002 S8 FL 4.2 40v V8 D2 Prins LPG - Engine valves met pistons ~230K Also : 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0l (Post Apocalyptic makeover) 2003 Brabus Smart FourTwo (should sell) 2003 Mazda Rx8 2.3 (might sell) |
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