wonder what is the market price for mining rig 2060 *8 cards ?

Hi all, i'm new to this gpu mining. Just want to ask an opinion regarding RTX 3080Ti LHR. Is that 2 piece of 850W is enough to power up maximum of 4 piece of the RTX3080 Ti?

Or should i go for the 2000W server psu?

Thanks

i think giga started to be shittier over the years, 10 series was good, 20 series started to be shit, 30 series had a lot of heating issues. even top of the line 3090/3080 doesnt hold on well. gddr6x temp was crazy. most of it back has no thermal pads to the plate hence not efficient dissipating the heat resulting heat throttling and performance drop.

i think you directly post what you want to ask would be easier.

selling ?
cost to build about 21k +- using used cards. <-- by the time you reach 50% roi people dumping rtx30 card for rtx40 card


you can power up to max of 5x cards stable(drawing 220w), anymore you need to get 1 x 1000w + 1 x existing 850w. or you can always get a 3 x splitter and add on another cheap psu of your choice.

going with 2000w if you are totally fine with the annoying noise. so yes, you can power up 4 x with 2 x 850w w/o issues.

yup looking to sell my 2060 rig .just 3 months old

tear down the rig and sell, you will have a better chance to dispose.
go carousell, shopee.

okay thanks for the info

I'm using HiveOS to mining ETH, is this kind of temperature is normal for the RTX3080Ti? (3 x Ventus 3x and 1 Gaming X Trio).

Any sifu mine Raptoreum? Can share guide to do it?

The core temps look fine to me as long as your GPUs do not throttle after prolonged period of mining. Gddr6x memory heats up a lot, the memory/vram temp is what we have to monitor for 3070ti, 3080, 3080ti and 3090. From hiveos interface, we can't see the memory temp. FYI, this is a reply from the HiveOS team regarding mem temp display, " HiveOS cannot do anything about displaying junction / memory temps for these cards (RTX 30x0 series) UNLESS Nvidia decides to add it into the Nvidia driver for Linux OS. No Linux based OS has the ability to display memory temps for RTX3000 series cards. This is not a feature that the HiveOS devs are leaving out, this is due to Nvidia refusing to display the temperatures in the Linux driver."

This post has been edited by wongtheboy92: Nov 15 2021, 01:43 PM

If your Ventus and Gaming X Trio are using stock mem pads, it's very likely your VRAM Tj temps are around 105-110c, depending if your room AC cooled or not.

Core temps are fine for mining. Very rarely will that ever be an issue for anyone.

They said RTM is more profitable than ETH after electric

But say highest ryzen 9 5950X only getting USD3.70 / day as compare to RTX3070 USD4.25 / day after electric.

Highest Threadripper 3970X USD7.88 while RTX3090 is USD8.31 after electric

Doesnt make sense especially when you need to add the mobo, ram and psu for each cpu.


Im planning to build bangsawan level EPYC 7742 rig with dual CPU server mobo. Anyone with me?



2X EPYC 7742 = USD23.72
2X RTX 3090 = USD16.45
2X Radeon Pro = USD12.44
TOTAL = USD52.61 / day

jk

This post has been edited by sonypshomer: Nov 16 2021, 10:57 AM

Currently mining on 5600X and 5600H. Both rigs already mining eth so this is like extra income.

Im using nicehash to luno for my farm since nicehash does not have RTM, mind telling me how to transfer all that RTM to RM?

if you mined monero before you would not want to go this route, use your existing mining rig to mine RTM and convert to fiat via the route trade ogre -> btc pair -> p2p/ luno.
would recommend you to stake a few nodes before converting them into fiat, that way you would have more $$ coming in. pretty simple to mine actually.

hive os can support rtm.
Specifically build rig just refer to monero builds and oc, but rtm hash doesnt react the same on rams with monero for now. dual channel is good to have but not necessarily oc ram timings and 16gb, would be just fine with 4gb or 8gb depending on your budget.

making more compared to monero, so will not accumulate monero at the time being and focus more on rtm.

Currently mining to RTM Core wallet and transfer to Zelcore wallet later on. In Zelcore can pair to other coins kot. I have not yet transfer to Zelcore yet.

Bro, mind explaining the ogre to luno route? So far I am mining on stock settings so I can just google for Monero OC settings to further lower temps on my processors? Thanks.

Does CPU mining really make some profit?
I feeling like CPU working hard and the fan humming, making heat while making penny profit only after electricity cost

Get a trade ogre acct, generate your rtm wallet and transfer from your mining acct to there and trade rtm/btc pair.

Get ryzen master, tweak from there. Lowering Temps I just buy aio since it's cheap. Don't need big brand, I'd cooling or aigo 360mm is good enough, my monero mining rigs all built on barebone rigs that can house aio no issues, ram I had 16gm gaming ones, for rtm I think value rams would work just fine. Stock cooler doesn't work well in malaysia, if don't want to spend on aio just get a box fan taking 25w on settings one should be fine to lower your temp, placement of your rig is crucial to lowering temp.


Yes it does, not as much as gpu. The right OC can get you good returns while making sure your cpu stay long life. My 3700, 3600, 3800, 5800, 5600, 5900 all making 1usd or more per day after electricity. Since some can be mined on the wall about 90w to 100w only.

Knowing your hardware and configuration helps... alot.


This post has been edited by jett138: Nov 16 2021, 01:20 PM

which pool you guys using for RTM?

currently I'm using flockpool, getting around 50 RTM daily from my rigs

now very tempted to grab an 5950X

This post has been edited by greyshadow: Nov 16 2021, 03:36 PM

Flock also, trying out others soon.
You missed the boat to grab very very good deals on processors from tb during 11.11 sales.

Make smart node now to enjoy more.