The Asic thread

This being said, Nicehash reset a week ago, so I don't completely trust the figures.... will have to see what each algo does individually at the moment
 
srothman said:
This being said, Nicehash reset a week ago, so I don't completely trust the figures.... will have to see what each algo does individually at the moment
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Well as far as I can see they not too far off with the L3's. Though being so high above the rest does sound suspicious.
 
Well, Pascal is doing around $8K/month on Cryptocompare, so yeah, even that alone makes it pretty worth the while, so long as I don't have to wait 17 thousand months for a miner again.

Think I'm going to put feelers out for that S9 and L3+...
 
lol... so I mention in one of my WhatsApp groups I might be looking to swing my S9 and L3+, and man, talk about vultures!!! LOL!
 
Mielie26 said:
Lol no thanks, found a PSU that can power 3 L3's or 2 S9s.

Well if Manic doesn't take it I will :p
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lol... damn man, sorry, I honestly thought you were taking the p!ss... if you keen on that L3+ you're first... Manic se ma... ;)
 
srothman said:
lol... damn man, sorry, I honestly thought you were taking the p!ss... if you keen on that L3+ you're first... Manic se ma... ;)
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I've been taught by an Indian customer to always try go as low as possible and then always ask for a discount on top of that.

People can only say no :D
 
I have this Baikal mini 300MH miner that refuses to connect, error message says "miner refused connection 111" I got fibre recently so it might be related, any ideas?
 
dj2381 said:
I have this Baikal mini 300MH miner that refuses to connect, error message says "miner refused connection 111" I got fibre recently so it might be related, any ideas?
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Can't think why it would. Where are you connecting to? Perhaps try a factory reset and/or firmware reload?

Although, don't these run off of a Raspberry Pi? Maybe an iptable or something now blocking it? New router not stuffing around?
 
srothman said:
Can't think why it would. Where are you connecting to? Perhaps try a factory reset and/or firmware reload?

Although, don't these run off of a Raspberry Pi? Maybe an iptable or something now blocking it? New router not stuffing around?
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It's the same router as before but now using the WAN port, that's pretty much the only difference, it's the only one that won't connect on my network, yeah it runs of a Pi, I can log into the miner, it just says miner down whenever I do, no pools connect and I just receive the refused connection error 111 after trying to reboot, I might have to redo the firmware as you said although I don't know why it would suddenly stop working.
 
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