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Hi eddies, from the mh/s you've reported, it reminded me of a GPU that had the GPU clock and memory clock modded but not the memory timings. To get to +/- 30mh/s, you'd need to have memory timings and

Hi steemir, thanks for your feedback! The version of PBE I linked to is 1.4.1 by elpida. What you've provided would work as well but I found it slightly more difficult to use in that I can't modify the

This sounds like the 2 occasions that I encountered something similar... I had a motherboard that would refused to mine under windows, once I launch Claymore, it would simply crash. Using ethOS, it worked

Sounds like a fun father/son project! The answer largely depends on what you want to mine. If you want to stay with the X11 algorithm, you might consider nVidia cards or ASIC. I personally have never tried

I am glad that my article was able to help you! I took a quick look at what you have built and it is looking good! I use Claymore's miner so I was able to monitor all my rigs via the remote manager. I

First and foremost, I think what you read makes a lot of sense. I am not an expert in this field, but I will share my layman perspective/opinion. The 2 perspectives are: As a small time investor: I look

You're welcome. I use ethOS as well because it is far superior in stability than Windows but I found tuning by software something that I am unable to get a firm grasp on so I have resorted to bios mods

I have seen these with with different motherboards that uses the z170 chipset. Here are the settings which helped me get pass the problem and mining with 5/6 GPUs. In BIOS, look for and set: "4G

I am running my XFX cards, including the the Black Edition, at 1191 gpu core and 2191 vram. Most of them are consuming, per GPU-Z, between 72w to 80w. They are pretty awesome cards. If I had to guess,

There's a few ways that I am aware of to do this, all of which requires the converstion of coins to BTC. Here they are in the order of my preference: Remitano.com ( Purchase gift cards for your favorite

Thanks!

I too am fairly new to mining (less than 1 year experience) but based on my understanding, CPU does not mine very quickly. However, if you'd still like to try your hands on mining with your i7 CPU, I'd