Huh? What reward is missing or who pays more?

I've heard this too a few times. What's a recommended board for 1151 cpus then?

the super high end asus one its like $350 is the omly. 1151 board i found to work with up to 6 or 7 cards
it has wi fi all kind of adapters basically the most high end board for 1151
chips but its way  pricy for a dedicated mining rig.  I got it for the dual nics and planned to use it as my ethereum node host
before the price of eth tanked and i put my makor farm plans on hold

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Thats exactly what I'm getting with my 480's. Occasionally they jump up over 200 but average its about 196 h/s

haha i thought im the only one getting those kind of H/s. Lets pray for master Claymore to have a better update on next version. thanks for your feedback bro.

stock? what settings? undervolting? playing around wih my stock Sapphire RX 480 8GB...cant push over 188 mh with ASIC quality of 85%...and 1 GPU goes all down to 120 H/s...

That's with default clock. It uses about 94 watts. I can get it to 210 sols with 120 watts so I decided the consumption increase was not worth the small increase in sols

Just thought I'd put in my .02 on mining with the 480's.

I have my cards set at 1333Mhz Core clock, 2100Mhz memory. I noticed that for some reason, my Powercolor Red Devil 480's actually throttle at 80C. I really have no idea why, and I was only getting like 190 sol's, tops. And I noticed my core clock and voltage were dropping.

Only when I applied a really aggressive fan curve, and kept my temps down below 80C, more like 78C, was my core and mem clocks going back to where I set them. At that 1333/2100 I'm getting about 203 sol/s per card. So do be sure to check that out in Afterburner, or whatever program you're using. I don't know why they're throttling so low. I do know that they never even came close to 80c when gaming at stock fan settings, so since this card seems to already run really cool anyway, they may have set it that way in BIOS or something. But just something to keep in mind, folks.

check your VRM temps (you can in watttool)