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adminThe technology uses cryptography to secure transactions and to control the creation of new coins, and the digital database which stores all transactions is completely transparent. The team behind Decred claim the technology to be incredibly easy to use, allowing users to send, receive and mine Decred with just a few clicks. Decred (DCR) Hash rate. Mh/s Block reward. Per Pool Fee Est. $ Cost Profit; Hour. Month 0.000000. An easy to use crypto-currency finance utility used to calculate a Decred miner's potential profits in ETH and multiple fiat currencies. The calculator fetches price and network data from the internet and only requires the hash rate (speed of mining) from the user. A projected future profit chart is. Created with Highcharts 4.2.3 6. Feb 70 80 90 100 110 120 130. DCR / USD $90.66▴0.46% change. DCR / BTC 0.00805▴Volume 132.39 BTC. DAY LOW $88.200.007831 BTC. DAY HIGH $92.450.008209 BTC.
Is it still possible to mine decred on your own profitably? Question 90 DCR for a ticket? PoliticalDissidents 1 point 2 points 3 points 1 month ago.
I thought i would write this to help others when looking at what cards to buy for there Rig(s). Its a long post as i tend to rant but trust me if you want to get max hash rate with minimal power consumption and use cheap GPU’s keep reading I’m fairly new ( Dec 2017 ) to Rig building, in fact i’m still on my first which is only a month old so i dont have a huge amount of practical time on rig building but during the last month i have put a huge amount of time into tweaking, changing, trying settings and i think i have come up with great working solution. For those that are interested, on building my rig which includes specs etc.
So, the AMD RX 580 GPU. I selected this card as its pretty cheap when compared to some of the Nvidea alternatives. I’m based in the UK and at the time of writing i can pick RX580’s up for around £220 ( inc VAT ) for a 4Gb model.
So 4Gb Cards i can hear everyone yelling at me now saying thee the wrong cards I chose 4Gb cards as initially this was an experiment to see what all teh fuss was about with mining i never thought i would get so addicted and i wanted to keep my costs low. What a lot of people will tell you is to go with the 8Gb Cards for the specific reason that they are not much more money but primarily because the DAG on ETH will soon be over 4Gb. I disagree not with needing 8Gb Cards but the DAG thing isn’t an issue at the time of writing DAG is just over 2.5Gb at the current rate it will not get over 4Gb until late 2019 by then i expect to have to replace my cards as they are running flat out. Power for those that are interested i pay £0.125 per KwH my rig is running at around 973 watts per hour so £0.12 per per hour to run£2.91 per day and £87.57 pr month At 218 Mhs i generate 0.05 Eth every 34.8 hours stats taken from Ethermine site based on 870 hours per month thats 1 Eth every 25 days.
Hey, are you running Windows or Linux. Even with the latest blockchain drivers you should see at least 25 Mhs. If in Windows, install the latest AMD driver, when installed open the AMD Radeon settings console, click on Gaming at the top and then Global Settings. Once Open click on GPU Workload and change Graphics Card to Compute. Click Yes when asked and wait. Once changed reboot the rig and run up Claymore again.
To BIOS Update you will need a couple of software apps. Interesting to see your thoughts on dual mining, my own personal thoughts mirror yours. The fact that you use more power, the ETH hashrate drops slightly and also, did you know the Dev fee also doubles on Claymore when your dual mine. When you take all that into account and also the naff return on mining the second coin its just not worth the effort.
I also have the added cost of the pool i’m in also doubles its fees One thing i would say is take some time to read the Claymore manual, its the read me file in the Claymore root folder. It lists all the various options and explains each one.
Your current config EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool -ewal -epsw x -mode 1 -etha 0 -cclock 1190 -mclock 2130 -mvddc 870 -cvddc 960 -tt -60 -fanmin 50 -platform 1 -powlim 20 looks great to me and your power consumption seems reasonable the next step is to fine tune your PC get the max out of it while balancing power usage against mining. The cclock and cdddv settings are bang on. The ones to play around with are mclock and mvddc. Mclock is the speed at which you mine the 580 will support up to 2150 if your lucky, BUT it only works when used in conjunction with mvddc which is the power you give to the card. Altering these settings will allow you to reach the holy grail of 31 Mhs. All my RX580s are currently running at around 31.5 ish per card on a 6 card rig My average total Mhs rate is 189.7 and more importantly it is stable As a suggestion up you cclock to 2140 and mvddc to 940 this will use quite a bit more power so once your happy its running fine start to back off the power in increments of 5 when you notice the hashrate lower significantly or just crash jump back up a little and thats the sweet spot.
There are several other settings you could use but with a single card they wont really make much difference. I will also say that even if you have all identical cards they will all need tuning individually, to get the hashrate i listed above every card has its own setting to maximize profit. Don’t just go for Mhs either you will only get a higher hash rate buy using more power more power cost money so you got to try and get the balance right unless you dont pay for power than ramp that sucker up. Lastly the most important thing you want to achieve is stability there’s nothing more frustrating than a rig that crashes if this happens back the cclock down or up the mvddc a little great work, glad to hear the changes helped and keep on mining Cheers! Well, now I’ve got the bug and I’m trying to sell the wife on “You have to spend money to make money” power here in winter is.11 cents a kwh and I may be moving to a place with half that power cost - so assuming I’m not trying to run a 1200 Watt beast, I should be able to set up 6 cards and keep it under 1000 watts if these cards stay consistent? But then there’s full motherboard/processor/ps/memory overlays needed - I do have the spare HD and OS to make it happen This box is my home pc so I will def. Get a tp-link if I set up a rig - as it stands I’m in front of this 90% of my day so I’ll see if it goes down and yes, stability over mhz right now is a big deal on it - so I may try to play with a tiny bit more clock speed but I won’t risk stability over 1mhz - if I was really good i’d find a p.o.s.
Build Ethereum ETH Mining Rig more. Pc on craigslist for 40 bucks and put my gtx970 in it - LOL don’t know how long ethereum prices are going to be that high so if I pull trigger I gotta pull it soonI can get 5 more of these cards on Amazon for $299 each - gratsi - I may come back to this if and when I get a full setup going - that bios tweak totally did it - RB. Hey so Pigfoot question for you At single Ethereum mining I’m averaging about 30.2 MH - at dual I’m actually hitting 30.3 (30.6 when the screen goes to sleep - I need to find an hdmi cable and get off the card) my wattage is 95w single vs. Hi, apologies for the delayed response, busy time of year. HDMI - i use one of these - With regards to your GPU’s, what driver are you using. There seems to be an issue with the new 17.12.1 version in that Claymore can not manage the power settings on the cards.
I have had to revert back to 17.11.1 Personally i woudl back your -mclock settings down a little, maybe 2130 / 2130. Everything else looks fine. Try adding these commands to your confi file - ' -gser 2 -dcri 6 ' -gser helps stabilise the DAG activation on load -dcri 6 helps increase hash rate - you can try other numbers too, my rig run with dcri 5 With these settings i generally get 31.5 ish some cards a little lower, other higher. It seems every card is different and my rig now run with 8 cards. All RX 580’s 4Gb I cant really help with dual mining as i only only min Eth, Dual mining in my opinion isnt worth the extra power usage / commission charges and reduction in Eth especially when Eth is around 800 bucks I woudl also get one of the power plugs i suggested i would be very surprised if your rig is actually only using 95 watts per card mine runs 125 / 130 GPUz may be reporting that power but at the plug i think you will find its higher.
Have a great Xmas let me know if you squeeze anymore out of the GPU. Glad i could help re your stale shares from what i understand a stale share is when someone else ( another pool?? ) has found the same share and you both start to mine it rather than the full bonus you only get a part. I think stale shares are OK to have but if you see to many maybe you want to look at changing pools its bad shares you want to avoid they normally show up in red in Claymore good luck with getting a full rig up and running and dont spend all your Decred 3 bucks at once have a good one ta.