sounds good, honestly i dont mind paying a flat fee for a miner but when you solo mine it’s detrimental to have
the rig disconect once every 45 mins , when youn might br getting a huge share rate at that point  and a chance of getting a block is missed , keep us posted please ill be sharing the pool ip with anyone interested, reason I dont want it public is due to ddos attacks etc . 

we found three blocks today

anyone have any D3 mods or recommended settings for them?

Would anyone be interested in a submerged cooled bitcoin miner?
I have an opportunity to test a prototype which is built on a  flat pcb that can be submerged in novec fluid or oil. Not a tube with fans.
This is purppse built for submerged cooling by one of the leaders in bitcoin miners (not shitmain).
I am located in Australia I would like to do a group buy if possible. The unit would be about $1000USD you just build the submerged part. If I have some interest I will list the specs. I would expect it to be at least the equivalent of the top miners available today. Just waiting on the specs from the manufacturer.

That would appear to be the case:

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/2346161.msg28389610#msg28389610

I noticed that Nicehash listed the CN Heavy algo.

Been out of the loop for a bit, wondering how it runs on the RX 470? R9 280X?

Currently the CN gets like 600hs with the good old Tahitis and only uses like 120 Watts.

Wondering if the switch is worth it.

You can still use the firmware

Just ran into this article.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/30/17408610/asus-crypto-mining-motherboard-gpus

The motherboard supports up to 20 GPU's, only catch is it's all risers. However it eliminates the need for PCIe-to-USB adaptors and the USB cables connect directly to the mobo. The PCIe adapters were a major source of instability anyway. I cannot see 20 GPU's working nicely on Windows, probably only works on a Linux based system. Might still be interesting to see mining pioneers testing this with Windows.

yes my t arrived yesterday. setting it up tomorrow (31 may).

already have two trezor ones.

There was still links throughout the thread last time I looked. Might be gone now though. Some people might still have it though

do what I do for those dynamic IP situations;  use a no-ip.com free redirect and their client/daemon.    I use them for my VPN's DNS tag....  and the daemon will automatically report any changes in ip to no-ip... just bind the custom (free) dns name to cloudflare =)

All of my raspberry pi's are literally "plug in anywhere" on the internet and I can access them easily.  The only downside to the free dns names are they need manual log-in to no-ip.com once a month to renew them for another 30 days.  You can have up to 3 free.


Just a thought.


But when im less stressed with work, Ill point what I have to your pool;  see how it fairs for the little guys and ill give you my payout address for using in your statistics if needed.