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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 09:26:33 (permalink)
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I'm using these fans in a push-push arrangement.
 
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Beauty of it is, the overall fan noise dropped 15 db and cooling is still within range.
 
For CGMiner (and not BOINC related) I'm using:  cgminer.exe --icarus-options 115200:1:1 -o stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333 -u Viper97.worker1 -p x --rock-freq 350
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There really isn't a way that I've seen to OC BOINC just yet.  Each campaign has a special version of the miner made just for that campaign alone.


Thanks 70mm, I put 80mm on top the just lay on top as I have to vent side upwards sitting on a wire rack.
I to look closer at the 70mm fans. I did restrict my 80mm fans but I have not mounted them and I would like to.
Thanks for the command line, I wanted to compare temps on a modified R-Box to an Stock R-Box.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 09:37:32 (permalink)
This is somewhat what I am using to reduce the fan speed. They do get a little warm .
The ones I have are the ones that came with all my Corsair Fans.
5 Pcs 3" Fan Speed Reduce 3 Pin Power Cable Adapter for Desktop PC

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 09:41:08 (permalink)
If you look at my command prompt session.  LIR0 is my modded fan R-Box... and LIR1 is the unmodded (stock) box.  Right now the house is warm thanks to the heater kicking in.  I've only noticed about a 3-4C difference between the two boxes.  When both unmodded boxes were running, there was about a 2C difference between them.  Overall the silent fans are working well and pushing air and I've greatly reduced the noise.
 
My radio shack sound meter for $20 bucks says I was pushing 70-73DB unmodded and now I'm down to 55-59 modded.  (Measuresments taken on average over about 5 minutes.)


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 09:43:22 (permalink)
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This is somewhat what I am using to reduce the fan speed. They do get a little warm .
The ones I have are the ones that came with all my Corsair Fans.
5 Pcs 3" Fan Speed Reduce 3 Pin Power Cable Adapter for Desktop PC



Looks like they dropped a 1-2 WATT resistor in the power line.  With the heat shrink there is no way for the heat dissipated by the resistor to bleed off.  I'd carefully cut the heat shrink away from the resistor.  I'm betting that would help.


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 09:46:05 (permalink)
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If you look at my command prompt session.  LIR0 is my modded fan R-Box... and LIR1 is the unmodded (stock) box.  Right now the house is warm thanks to the heater kicking in.  I've only noticed about a 3-4C difference between the two boxes.  When both unmodded boxes were running, there was about a 2C difference between them.  Overall the silent fans are working well and pushing air and I've greatly reduced the noise.
 
My radio shack sound meter for $20 bucks says I was pushing 70-73DB unmodded and now I'm down to 55-59 modded.  (Measuresments taken on average over about 5 minutes.)


Have you modified the inside of one of your R-Boxes yet?
 
Testing now with <cmdline>--rock-freq 350</cmdline>
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 09:49:54 (permalink)
With new heatsinks and thermal paste?  Yes.  The heatsinks did drop the temps a few C... I'm waiting on my next batch of sinks to come in this week and I'll finish.
 

 
 Need to finish off the chips by the ASIC (the bigger heat sink)

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 10:27:19 (permalink)
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With new heatsinks and thermal paste?  Yes.  The heatsinks did drop the temps a few C... I'm waiting on my next batch of sinks to come in this week and I'll finish.
 

 
 Need to finish off the chips by the ASIC (the bigger heat sink)


You even changed out the inside fans, WOW! Nice Job.
Oh, For Little ones. Why Did I Not Think of That.
What about the 4 ASIC Chips in front? *One in front of them big chips, not sure if they are capacitors or resistors
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 10:45:19 (permalink)
After to changing to 350. I fined total time completed is the same a Folding Tasks, None Run at the same time that is.
Wattage went up from 280/300 to 420/430, This is my Windows 7 Rig.
 
[2015-01-04 11:31:13] Reject ratio: 4.8%                   
[2015-01-04 11:31:13] Hardware errors: 4671  
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[2015-01-04 11:31:13] LIR0 (5s):122.3G (avg):132.4Gh/s | A:20480 R:1024 HW:4671 WU:1850.9/                   
[2015-01-04 11:31:13] Mined 20480 accepted shares of 20480 requested
 
 
Old 304 10 min 14 sec
[2015-01-04 11:02:08] Reject ratio: 0.0%                   
[2015-01-04 11:02:08] Hardware errors: 73 
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[2015-01-04 11:02:08] LIR0 (5s):121.3G (avg):110.1Gh/s | A:20480 R:0 HW:73 WU:1538.6/m                   
[2015-01-04 11:02:08] Mined 20480 accepted shares of 20480 requested
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 10:49:27 (permalink)
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With new heatsinks and thermal paste?  Yes.  The heatsinks did drop the temps a few C... I'm waiting on my next batch of sinks to come in this week and I'll finish.
 

 
 Need to finish off the chips by the ASIC (the bigger heat sink)


You even changed out the inside fans, WOW! Nice Job.
Oh, For Little ones. Why Did I Not Think of That.
What about the 4 ASIC Chips in front? *One in front of them big chips, not sure if they are capacitors or resistors




I'm speaking of the smaller ones in front of the current heat sinks.  I did the ones on the back side where they were barely covered by the large heat sinks.
 (That one is the black to the right of the pictured heat sink.  The brown ones are capacitors and don't need them.)
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 10:57:49 (permalink)
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With new heatsinks and thermal paste?  Yes.  The heatsinks did drop the temps a few C... I'm waiting on my next batch of sinks to come in this week and I'll finish.
 

 
 Need to finish off the chips by the ASIC (the bigger heat sink)


You even changed out the inside fans, WOW! Nice Job.
Oh, For Little ones. Why Did I Not Think of That.
What about the 4 ASIC Chips in front? *One in front of them big chips, not sure if they are capacitors or resistors




I'm speaking of the smaller ones in front of the current heat sinks.  I did the ones on the back side where they were barely covered by the large heat sinks.
 (That one is the black to the right of the pictured heat sink.  The brown ones are capacitors and don't need them.)


I did both as you can see below.

 

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 10:59:14 (permalink)
I saw that and I had already run out of stuff by then... had to order more of course!


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 11:00:26 (permalink)
After to changing to 340 and 350 on my Windows XP Rig the Cheep Power Supply Kills Over.
Changed to 330 Testing Now, so I will have to get a better PSU then this Coolmax CUL-950B. Glad I got it for free.
This is a good example of a Cheep Computer Part
The only item connected to it is the R-Box and two 80mm Fans

 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 11:04:58 (permalink)
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I saw that and I had already run out of stuff by then... had to order more of course!


Me too, I could only do 2 R-Boxes and have 2 more to go.
I do think it is worth the cost and the fun time doing it.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 11:25:13 (permalink)
I have an EVGA 850 running mine... got it on sale at Newegg for cheap... works fine but I've only 2 boxes.  I have two Antminer S3+'s coming in next week.  I'm swapping between mining and coining Bitcoin right now.  I will probably order at least another R-Box after things settle down financially (and I can determine if I can make the Antminer work for Mining @ EVGA also... ;)


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 11:31:10 (permalink)
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I have an EVGA 850 running mine... got it on sale at Newegg for cheap... works fine but I've only 2 boxes.  I have two Antminer S3+'s coming in next week.  I'm swapping between mining and coining Bitcoin right now.  I will probably order at least another R-Box after things settle down financially (and I can determine if I can make the Antminer work for Mining @ EVGA also... ;)


You going for Coin?
That is a monster
 


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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 11:38:38 (permalink)
To start with yes... but I heard in my research I might be able to turn it to less evil things... I'll find out.  Either way it's a project!


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 12:05:46 (permalink)
FYI
Known supported ASICs
- Antminer U1 1.6 GH/s
- Antminer U2 2.0 GH/S
- Bitfury Red fury 2.2 GH/s
- Nanofury yellowjacket 2.2 GH/s
- Blue Fury 2.6 GH/s
- Bifury 5 GH/s
- Butterfly labs 10 GH/s Bitcoin Miner *
- Block Erupter Blade v2 10.7 GH/s
- Butterfly labs jalapeneo 5-15 GH/s
- Hexfury 11 GH/s
- Butterfly labs bfl 30 30 GH/s
- Block Erupter Cube 30-38 GH/s
- Rockminer (Rbox) 32-37 GH/s
- Butterfly labs bfl 60 60 GH/s
- Antminer U3 63 GH/s *
- Rockminer (Rbox2) 110 GH/s
- Butterfly labs The Monarch BPU 300 C 300 GH/s *
- Fasthash One 400 GH/s
- Rockminer R3-Box 460 GH/s *
- Rockminer R4 500GH/s
- bfl mini rig 500 GH/s
- Butterfly labs The Monarch BPU 600 C 600 GH/s *
- Butterfly labs Imperial Monarch 1 TH/s *
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* not confirmed yet but should be run

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 12:15:00 (permalink)
Yes... but.. all the Antminers are built on ASIC's.  I'll either figure out if it can be hacked or say the heck with it... either way it's all good fun and at my age, it's an adventure.  (Beats wrestling bears that's for sure!)


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 12:47:20 (permalink)
I have been looking at this for about a month now; Only $275
ANTMINER C1 Batch 3- Cooling Kits Excluded
Speed:    1000GH/S

 
 
ANTMINER S3+ -B11 In Stock
Speed:    453GH/s
Weight:    6.2 kg
Price:       149 USD ( 0.56 BTC )
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 12:53:20 (permalink)
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Yes... but.. all the Antminers are built on ASIC's.  I'll either figure out if it can be hacked or say the heck with it... either way it's all good fun and at my age, it's an adventure.  (Beats wrestling bears that's for sure!)


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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 12:53:46 (permalink)
Not sure it's worth it.  I've been doing the eBay thing... Bitmain as I understand it, has started charging some ridiculous rates for shipping.  Not sure I'd go that direction.
 


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 13:07:33 (permalink)
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Not sure it's worth it.  I've been doing the eBay thing... Bitmain as I understand it, has started charging some ridiculous rates for shipping.  Not sure I'd go that direction.
 


Nope, they want $150 to ship UPS. Not form me.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 13:17:56 (permalink)
That's in line with what I have heard. 


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 16:10:29 (permalink)
Be careful with the c1's, they're not cost effective and apparently not too silent either with that big ol' radiator it's paired with.. If you buy a better one maybe a different story, but still not cost effective especially compared to their s5 they just released. Or even the s3's with new chips.
 
And WT**** is going on with the value of the bitcoin.. if you want to buy btc rather than mine, now is time as they are under 275 bucks on some exchanges..  thanks a lot Josh Garza! Paycoin disaster is clusterf****** the market all to h***! Glad I rode that wave and jumped off at the top! I sold some XPY in DOGE for the equivalent of $30/each... most for about 15 bucks though.. then it all went south faster than the titanic, they found out the guy that owns (Josh Garza) paycoin/GAWminers also bought the exchange coin-swap.net on the sly before it went live and there could have been market manipulation.. it gets major scammy real quick! Amazon denies any involvement, they insist his promises are not only false but would violate amazons TOS.. the bitcoin conference in tampa is getting demands to ban him.. now the things are only worth a couple bucks.. which could also be worth the risk/reward but it looks like the house of cards has fallen..
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 16:45:18 (permalink)
What things pray tell?
 


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 17:08:55 (permalink)
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Be careful with the c1's, they're not cost effective and apparently not too silent either with that big ol' radiator it's paired with.. If you buy a better one maybe a different story, but still not cost effective especially compared to their s5 they just released. Or even the s3's with new chips.
 
And WT**** is going on with the value of the bitcoin.. if you want to buy btc rather than mine, now is time as they are under 275 bucks on some exchanges..  thanks a lot Josh Garza! Paycoin disaster is clusterf****** the market all to h***! Glad I rode that wave and jumped off at the top! I sold some XPY in DOGE for the equivalent of $30/each... most for about 15 bucks though.. then it all went south faster than the titanic, they found out the guy that owns (Josh Garza) paycoin/GAWminers also bought the exchange coin-swap.net on the sly before it went live and there could have been market manipulation.. it gets major scammy real quick! Amazon denies any involvement, they insist his promises are not only false but would violate amazons TOS.. the bitcoin conference in tampa is getting demands to ban him.. now the things are only worth a couple bucks.. which could also be worth the risk/reward but it looks like the house of cards has fallen..


Bitmain's AntMiner C1 combines two Antminer S3's into the same compact case of the S3
Good Web Site https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=846095.0#post_section0a
 
I would use my own water parts. But they are also not supported over on Bitcoin Utopia
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 17:37:58 (permalink)
Here is a great site for miner comparisons -> http://www.rigwarz.com/ for a new item the c1 is pretty far down on that list for GH/Watt efficiency. The s5 seems to be the way to go, but yes, no boinc on any network miners, so for boinc you have to find usb devices, basically any usb miner seems to work.
 
And for comparing altcoins/bitcoins for profit -> http://www.coinwarz.com/miningprofitability/sha-256/ you generally make 25% more than their estimate (from my testing anyway, like with 2 TH/s it says I should make .025 and that's true if you don't choose your pool wisely, but I end up making .03-.035) 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 17:43:14 (permalink)
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Here is a great site for miner comparisons -> http://www.rigwarz.com/ for a new item the c1 is pretty far down on that list for GH/Watt efficiency. The s5 seems to be the way to go, but yes, no boinc on any network miners, so for boinc you have to find usb devices, basically any usb miner seems to work.
 
And for comparing altcoins/bitcoins for profit -> http://www.coinwarz.com/miningprofitability/sha-256/ you generally make 25% more than their estimate (from my testing anyway, like with 2 TH/s it says I should make .025 and that's true if you don't choose your pool wisely, but I end up making .03-.035) 


I don't for .03-.035 I would rather get more Badges and Trophies.
But then you are talking about after you pay your Elect Bill.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 17:51:51 (permalink)
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I don't for .03-.035 I would rather get more Badges and Trophies.
But then you are talking about after you pay your Elect Bill.




The profit is more like .025/day.. but that pays for nearly all my electricity costs for all my rigs. BTC value needs to go back up! a year ago .025/day was 15 bucks profit, now it's like 7 bucks..
 
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Paycoins, XPY coins.. I wonder if http://paybase.com will even stay online much longer, all empty promises so far, there will be no amazon integration despite what is still stated on their site and credit card processing says "coming soon" they also went and scrubbed their own forums of any mention of honoring paycoins at 20 dollars each (they even sold 6 million dollars worth of paycoins to people directly from their site at $20 each because they of course said it would be worth more). They're now trading for mere dollars and cents.. Too bad for them the internet has archives! Big old scamola! 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2015/01/04 19:49:47 (permalink)
Funny that a (Kingwin LZ-850) 850 Watt PSU can power 3 R-Boxes with no problems at 350 yet my XP rig with the cheep COOLMAX CUL-950B can only run at 320, it dies above 320.
I put one of my AX1200 on my XP Rig at set the OC to 350 and running like a charm.
Still in Test as I could not believe that a new PSU was the issue and not may the R-Box or even Windows XP.
 
 
 Coolmax CUL-950B. I DO NOT RECOMEND THIS PSU FOR ANY USE.

 Kingwin LZ-850 are no longer made.
 
 
Now I somewhat know why users are having issue with other hardware like Graphics Cards not working with some Power Supplies
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