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Old 02-17-2014, 03:03 AM   #197
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I have 290's(1650kh) pointing at middlecoin. I wish I had bought another one or two back in Nov., the prices now on cards is dumb.
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I just bought all my shit last night. I'm new to this, never even built a computer before lol, but I love learning new shit, and have plenty of money to throw around.

this is going to be the build...
GPU: 4x SAPPHIRE Radeon R9 270X
CPU: AMD Sempron 145
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PSU: CORSAIR RM Series RM1000 1000W GOLD
Mobo: ASRock 970 EXTREME4


One of my biggest concerns is, powered risers vs non-powered risers. I bought 2x 16x risers, and 2x 1x-16x risers for the build because they were easier to get, and I see some people run powered, some don't, some half and half. So confusing.

Also, i bought this all off newegg (since i an going to pick it up in person), and i saw that my local bestbuy has XFX r9 270x's in stock for $250/ea, compared to the sapphire @ $299/ea which I bought them for. I haven't even picked up my cards yet so I can get my money back, I was thinking of saving $200 but is it worth it, is XFX as reliable?

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Using server PSU instead of normal desktop PSU.
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I just bought all my shit last night. I'm new to this, never even built a computer before lol, but I love learning new shit, and have plenty of money to throw around.

this is going to be the build...
GPU: 4x SAPPHIRE Radeon R9 270X
CPU: AMD Sempron 145
Mem: G.SKILL Ripjaws 4GB DDR3
PSU: CORSAIR RM Series RM1000 1000W GOLD
Mobo: ASRock 970 EXTREME4


One of my biggest concerns is, powered risers vs non-powered risers. I bought 2x 16x risers, and 2x 1x-16x risers for the build because they were easier to get, and I see some people run powered, some don't, some half and half. So confusing.

Also, i bought this all off newegg (since i an going to pick it up in person), and i saw that my local bestbuy has XFX r9 270x's in stock for $250/ea, compared to the sapphire @ $299/ea which I bought them for. I haven't even picked up my cards yet so I can get my money back, I was thinking of saving $200 but is it worth it, is XFX as reliable?
In regards to risers, you can have issues with the cards drawing too much power from the mobo without powered risers. This can end with burnt ATX connecters. However, you could buy something like this:

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product...100-MB-PB01-BR

And circumvent that issue at the cost of one 1x slot. No powered risers needed.
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In regards to risers, you can have issues with the cards drawing too much power from the mobo without powered risers. This can end with burnt ATX connecters. However, you could buy something like this:

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product...100-MB-PB01-BR

And circumvent that issue at the cost of one 1x slot. No powered risers needed.
Thank you for that, will def pick one up.

Now my biggest concern is getting Xubuntu to work, I'm not looking forward to that haha. I have a little experience with Ubuntu when I was learning some C programming, hopefully I won't have any issues. Following a lot of guides will help I hope!
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I just bought all my shit last night. I'm new to this, never even built a computer before lol, but I love learning new shit, and have plenty of money to throw around.

this is going to be the build...
GPU: 4x SAPPHIRE Radeon R9 270X
CPU: AMD Sempron 145
Mem: G.SKILL Ripjaws 4GB DDR3
PSU: CORSAIR RM Series RM1000 1000W GOLD
Mobo: ASRock 970 EXTREME4


One of my biggest concerns is, powered risers vs non-powered risers. I bought 2x 16x risers, and 2x 1x-16x risers for the build because they were easier to get, and I see some people run powered, some don't, some half and half. So confusing.

Also, i bought this all off newegg (since i an going to pick it up in person), and i saw that my local bestbuy has XFX r9 270x's in stock for $250/ea, compared to the sapphire @ $299/ea which I bought them for. I haven't even picked up my cards yet so I can get my money back, I was thinking of saving $200 but is it worth it, is XFX as reliable?
My only experience with XFX is my 290X, which arrived faulty, but I RMAed it, and XFX already shipped me a replacement.
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I guess this counts as good news

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how much power actually flows from the pcie power cables off the power supply?

I've read a bit of debate between the technical capability and the amount the cards utilize

was hoping that with a bunch of 170 watt cards it shouldn't be an issue
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People still using hashcow? Wish I had a couple more boxes to mine at different sites.
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People still using hashcow? Wish I had a couple more boxes to mine at different sites.
Middlecoin is being insanely unreliable for me, so I might go to Hashcows soon. It NEVER get anything accepted and I keep losing connection. I've heard Hashcows is more reliable despite it being less profitable.

That being said, I've been on Doge for a week and I've made about 12k. When I first started Doge, a week was closer to 50k... The halvening hit hard...

ALSO, I STILL CAN'T GET THE FREAKING MSI 7970s (Twin Frozr OC) TO HASH AT 700+. I'm stuck at 550 and I CANNOT find a way to get them any higher... I can't even find modded BIOS for this card to see if that would help...
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Middlecoin is being insanely unreliable for me, so I might go to Hashcows soon. It NEVER get anything accepted and I keep losing connection. I've heard Hashcows is more reliable despite it being less profitable.

That being said, I've been on Doge for a week and I've made about 12k. When I first started Doge, a week was closer to 50k... The halvening hit hard...

ALSO, I STILL CAN'T GET THE FREAKING MSI 7970s (Twin Frozr OC) TO HASH AT 700+. I'm stuck at 550 and I CANNOT find a way to get them any higher... I can't even find modded BIOS for this card to see if that would help...
12k USD? That's a lot lol. What's your hash rate again?
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12k USD? That's a lot lol. What's your hash rate again?
12k Doge!!!

Hahahahahaha, I would have to be hashing in the Gigahash range to make 12k USD....
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I'm mining ultracoin now... was mining max for the past week and did about 0.4BTC
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I'm mining ultracoin now... was mining max for the past week and did about 0.4BTC
Is there more profit in that than hashcow? Any reason to stick with hashcow?
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