![]() and I only needed about 150 gpus and 5 years to be able to build those arrays. (google how much power does nyc use in a day ) that means my 3 arrays can do all of NYC for about 40 hours. BTW just me and my partner built those arrays and to explain how much power they will do in their lifetime is hard. No gaming does this so is gaming the scam not mining? Anyone that wants proof is invited to pm and talk about. ![]() and about 16250 to 19500 megawatts for their lifetime. They will be fully paid off by 2028 and continue to generate 1.78 x 365 = 650 megawatts in a year. Those three arrays we built will generate 1.78 megawatts a day. Unfortunately the majority of the public are misinformed and if they read what I have written here would think it a scam. This means about 10x the power of the Niagara Falls water plant can be developed in the USA alone. Any warehouse that stores dry goods and use a small amount of power but has a large footprint can legally use mining to build solar arrays 2-3 times bigger than if they do not set up the mining farm. Once installed do not use fuel based energy. I personally have developed: a 45kwatt solar array a 115kwatt solar array a 285kwatt solar array and a friend of mine has developed a 200 watt solar array. You are simply unaware of why mining is the single most important tool in America to promote and create solar arrays. They are near the top on my list of things to hate. I can also blame retailers who are taking advantage of the market like NewEgg and MicroCenter, when they increase the price even before scalpers get to them.HeavyHemi Personally, I wouldn't sell anything to a miner or help them in any manner. I can blame Nvidia for not producing enough GPU's, and artificially limiting their ability to mine. They are literally printing money with their GPU's, so I can't fault them for that. We need someone else to enter the market who is determined to compete, and Apple doesn't count. We just need more competition for the GPU market, which even with Intel I don't think it'll be enough. You don't even see AMD's RX 6000 cards on there. It's now 2% which most AMD cards never even show up on Steam. Same for AMD with the RX 500 series as you're seeing growth still today for the RX 580 on Steam. That's why 9% of Steam users have GTX 1060's because Nvidia over produced just before Bitcoin came down, and a lot of used GTX cards went on sale as a result. When it did it again in 2016, I was able to buy a Vega 56 for $200. When Bitcoin was booming back in 2014 and then busted I got a Radeon 7850 for $100. They don't want miners to buy these cards because they now have special cards to mine on. It's not in their best interest to over produce because it's clear they want to move away from $100-$300 GPU's and go straight to the moon in prices. If AMD and Nvidia made a lot of GPU's then retailers wouldn't gouge consumers with high prices and scalping would be unprofitable. I can also blame retailers who are taking advantage of the market like NewEgg and MicroCenter, when they increase the price even before scalpers get to them. ![]() * (ethash) Allow dual ETH+ZIL mining without having to rely on proxying your ETH traffic through a ZIL-pool (see "ETH+ZIL-ezil" bat/sh file on how to start it)Ĭlick to expand.I don't blame the miners either. Recommended starting LHR tune values: 71 in normal mode, 68 in low power consumption mode. The old values in the will be automatically converted to percentage, no change required. New parameter -lhr-low-power reduces power consumption in LHR mode at a cost of a slightly lower hashrate (start from -lhr-tune 68)Ĭhange scale of -lhr-tune from to percentage of the GPU's full hashrate the miner tries to achieve. * (ethash) "standard" LHR unlock changes and improvements:Īutomatically detect LHR cards even if -lhr-tune is not specified (except 3060 rev.1, for them you still need to manually set -lhr-tune) lhr-tune is set to 30 by default, but can be set higher or lower depending on your needs / overclock settings.įor all dual mining combinations high memory overclock is recommended to reduce the chance of LHR lock.Īdditionally for ERGO, since it's known to be LHR limited, find overclock settings that don't trigger LHR locks in single mode, and then use them for ETH+ERGO dual mode. See "LHR-unlock" bat/sh files for configuration examples. You can now DUAL mine ETH (~30%) and other coins (~70%) simultaneously with LHR cards using their full potential.Īvailable combinations along with memory requirements: ETH+ ERGO (8GB+), ETH+RVN (8GB+ on linux, 10GB+ on win), ETH+ CFX (10GB+)
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