No wonder the hashrate of ETH network kept rising despite the hashrate migration test. It is because of this rig. Haha just kidding. Nice content as always. And also I highly recommend using a wattmeter plug to measure the real power draw from the wall instead of just estimating in the future videos.
you should use the nvme slot and pci slot as well. 7 gpu for it with 1500w power supply, -502, +1300 and 70%pl on windows. it should be around 118w each gpu. each gpu will have 49.5 to 49.8. biostar mb is a bit sensitive to work with. Biostar has a new mb for the 10th gen and 11th gen cpu now but mb is very expensive
hey mate you shouldnt use afterburner/power limit at all, use the built in OC from your miner to lock the core clock. With that *some* 3060 can have vastly better efficiency, i have one zotac that does 49,5mh@96w, but even within one manufacturer there are big differences.
I brought gigabyte 750GM power supply. But, I don't know why it is not working. Can you help me. When I switch on my power supply fan is not working. I'm not use mother board power supply switch now. I don't know why it is not working. Please help me.
Hi Bro, Im a newbie here. Just to be clear on the wallet address portion, do we have to select deposit network as BTC or ERC20? Since we converting ETH - BTC.
@@JeenHao firstly i'm a new follower of yours, it was only something to point out don't take it so personal young fella! Quote me if i'm wrong a 1000w psu using the 80% rule for power you would have 800w to play with safely! with 4 risers taking 75w each that would leave you with 500w for the GPU's not including the mobo or anything else. So that leaves with you 125w per gpu, however you have a PL of 135w per gpu (not including any other components). Would you have been better running dual 800w psu's? purely for safety. If i'm wrong then explain it to me, this is how we learn, and why i subscribed.
@@iamkamsai Hi, thanks for the follow! From my understanding, the GPU power shown is the power draw from the 8pin(s) and riser combined. So if the GPU power draw is 135w, these 135w will be pulled from the riser and the 8pin, and the riser has the potential to draw up to 75w. So I usually use splitter instead of powering the riser with SATA as it's only good for 54w max. So far I've been running rigs with such setup and have no issues. How about yours? Dual 850W is definitely fine as you've more than enough power, too much I'd say 😆
@@JeenHao Might be a good topic for a future video as i think a large number of people starting out struggle with this. Sebs Fintech Channel address this exact topic (How to SAFELY Power your Mining Rig (GPUs, Risers, etc). I have two 8 x 3060ti lhr rigs both 2000w psu each rig and a 8 x 3070ti Founders Ed rig has two 1600w psu's. When ETH goes POS some of these other algo's like Kawpow (RVN) are power hungry so thats when the extra Watts it will come in handy. Thanks for your view.!
Red fox crypto has 6x 3060 using 1000 watt evga power supply in his 3060 rig build video. Seb is using 1200 watt psu for 4x 3060. Chump change is using 1200 watts psu for 6x 3060. Red panda is using 1600 watt mining 6x 3060 evga. I'm using 3x 3060 1000 watts evga mining ergo and everything is going smoothly so far. Should include power wall meter tests too in your videos!!
I bought it used from my local Facebook marketplace. Keep an eye on Facebook marketplace or some gpu mining groups, I'm pretty sure many people are letting go nowadays.
You're consuming way too much power, and stressing the vram for almost no gain. I'm running mine with P0 at 1460 core and 2000 vram (so, without P0 you'd be around 2400), and I get 48.2mh/s at under 100w (that's close to 500mh/w efficiency) with T-Rex miner. Don't forget, electricity costs a lot these days!
Each and every GPU is different mate. I have other copies of 3060 and they could achieve similar result like yours, but unfortunately not these copies. And also, our power cost is considered low, so my friend doesn't mind using a little more power. One thing might be unsustainable is the high memory I'd agree.
@@JeenHao I agree on your points, but keep in mind watt-power consumption doesn't only translate in high cost, it also translates to very high heat. You're about 20% down on efficiency in comparison. Yes, I understand that different models and different SNs behave differently on their limit. However, I'm running 4 different 3060s (from Zotac and Gigabyte) and found them all to behave the same. With T-Rex miner, there is no much to gain above 2000mhz on the memory, it only gains about 0.5mh/s for 600mhz. (Keep in mind I've enabled the P0 setting, which adds 400mhz to the memory clock). So this is a setting for the longevity of the card. On core memory you gain or lose about 2mh/s but for about 15% efficiency. This efficiency, as I wrote above, is not only crucial for electricity consumption (which, as a miner should matter, especially now with low yields), but also for your room temperature and for the temperatures of the core of your cards. I'd recommend you give it a try and see what happens, you got nothing to lose. P0, 1460 (for some it was 1425, but I have a large dropoff under 1460), 2000. (if you don't enable P0, then 2400).
Well, you are right. That's why people are turning off rigs and that's also why mining profits sometime go up as well. It much depends on your efficiency and power cost after all, and how "low" is "low". As long as it's still making profit after power cost, to some people it will still be okay to keep mining.
When it crashes is when you enter If things would have been running favourable, new miners like me can only dream of mining because of the sky high price of the hardwares
No wonder the hashrate of ETH network kept rising despite the hashrate migration test. It is because of this rig. Haha just kidding. Nice content as always. And also I highly recommend using a wattmeter plug to measure the real power draw from the wall instead of just estimating in the future videos.
I left my wattmeter in another farm. In my previous video, I did use a wattmeter to obtain the wattage reading from the wall.
you should use the nvme slot and pci slot as well. 7 gpu for it with 1500w power supply, -502, +1300 and 70%pl on windows. it should be around 118w each gpu. each gpu will have 49.5 to 49.8. biostar mb is a bit sensitive to work with. Biostar has a new mb for the 10th gen and 11th gen cpu now but mb is very expensive
hey mate you shouldnt use afterburner/power limit at all, use the built in OC from your miner to lock the core clock.
With that *some* 3060 can have vastly better efficiency, i have one zotac that does 49,5mh@96w, but even within one manufacturer there are big differences.
Quick question, I am a new miner, what wallet should I use, on your video you said to recommend a wallet from etherium to bitcoin
Profit month?
Hi
How much cost?
Superb bro.🤘
Thanks ✌️
have you tried using 3060 PCIE 4.0 ?
I brought gigabyte 750GM power supply. But, I don't know why it is not working. Can you help me. When I switch on my power supply fan is not working. I'm not use mother board power supply switch now. I don't know why it is not working. Please help me.
🔥🔥🔥
Hi Jeen Hao
simple question here..which wallet you prefer to use in Malaysia for HiveOs
Personally I use Celsius. All my Bitcoin and Etherized go into the wallet and straight away earning interest.
Hello I bought MSI GeForce RTX 3060 VENTUS 3X 12G OC, 12GB Can you give me the best setting for overclocking.
That was fast! Strange why you don't mine in the Utopia P2P ecosystem?
Thanks for knowledge. Any suggestions where i can buy all 4 gpu if i'm in KL
I'm not from KL, so I couldn't advice. Most of my friends buy from shopee.
@@JeenHao Thanks Jeen
Hi Bro, Im a newbie here. Just to be clear on the wallet address portion, do we have to select deposit network as BTC or ERC20? Since we converting ETH - BTC.
At which step?
Quick question : is it safe to split 1 pcie to riser and a gpu?
google gives me different wattage on these pcie cables..
Depending on a lot of things, like the wire gauge of your splitter and the GPU you're using, how much power they're drawing while mining.
Your already over the 80% power rule on those settings by 40w, probably wouldn't give it anymore 😂
Then why not you share with me how this rig should be powered?
@@JeenHao firstly i'm a new follower of yours, it was only something to point out don't take it so personal young fella! Quote me if i'm wrong a 1000w psu using the 80% rule for power you would have 800w to play with safely! with 4 risers taking 75w each that would leave you with 500w for the GPU's not including the mobo or anything else. So that leaves with you 125w per gpu, however you have a PL of 135w per gpu (not including any other components). Would you have been better running dual 800w psu's? purely for safety. If i'm wrong then explain it to me, this is how we learn, and why i subscribed.
@@iamkamsai Hi, thanks for the follow! From my understanding, the GPU power shown is the power draw from the 8pin(s) and riser combined. So if the GPU power draw is 135w, these 135w will be pulled from the riser and the 8pin, and the riser has the potential to draw up to 75w. So I usually use splitter instead of powering the riser with SATA as it's only good for 54w max. So far I've been running rigs with such setup and have no issues. How about yours?
Dual 850W is definitely fine as you've more than enough power, too much I'd say 😆
@@JeenHao Might be a good topic for a future video as i think a large number of people starting out struggle with this. Sebs Fintech Channel address this exact topic (How to SAFELY Power your Mining Rig (GPUs, Risers, etc). I have two 8 x 3060ti lhr rigs both 2000w psu each rig and a 8 x 3070ti Founders Ed rig has two 1600w psu's. When ETH goes POS some of these other algo's like Kawpow (RVN) are power hungry so thats when the extra Watts it will come in handy. Thanks for your view.!
Red fox crypto has 6x 3060 using 1000 watt evga power supply in his 3060 rig build video. Seb is using 1200 watt psu for 4x 3060. Chump change is using 1200 watts psu for 6x 3060. Red panda is using 1600 watt mining 6x 3060 evga. I'm using 3x 3060 1000 watts evga mining ergo and everything is going smoothly so far. Should include power wall meter tests too in your videos!!
Evga b stock has 3060’s for 369 a card right now, kind of tempted to do a 4x 3060 rig and get 200 mh lol
I bought one for 891 last year
What is logic behind hiding miner uptime?
The editor just wants to mask the IP, due to masking difficulty, in some scenes the miner uptime is unintentionally masked.
Good vid can you do a video for mining on a budget
Planning on it.
مجھے پاکستان میں یہ کاڈ چاہیے کیا ممکن ھے اور ایک کاڈ کتنے میں ھے
I didn't know you could mine 1 coin and get paid with a different coin
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Is this V2 LHR or LHR?
V2
Nice work, clean and simple. where to buy the mining rig + cpu and motherboard? I am in Malaysia.
I bought it used from my local Facebook marketplace. Keep an eye on Facebook marketplace or some gpu mining groups, I'm pretty sure many people are letting go nowadays.
thats dangerous
With the current market my power is more worth than any cryptocurrency
Better off with 2x3080 over all
fun times with gddr6x
How come my Msi 3060 12 gb is getting 32 mh only ?
Lhr?
@@carnaubaxd but there’s 100% lhr unlock
update nvidia drivers. update nbminer or lolminer also
@@nadoyvivo6808 will do
You're consuming way too much power, and stressing the vram for almost no gain. I'm running mine with P0 at 1460 core and 2000 vram (so, without P0 you'd be around 2400), and I get 48.2mh/s at under 100w (that's close to 500mh/w efficiency) with T-Rex miner. Don't forget, electricity costs a lot these days!
Each and every GPU is different mate. I have other copies of 3060 and they could achieve similar result like yours, but unfortunately not these copies. And also, our power cost is considered low, so my friend doesn't mind using a little more power. One thing might be unsustainable is the high memory I'd agree.
@@JeenHao I agree on your points, but keep in mind watt-power consumption doesn't only translate in high cost, it also translates to very high heat. You're about 20% down on efficiency in comparison.
Yes, I understand that different models and different SNs behave differently on their limit. However, I'm running 4 different 3060s (from Zotac and Gigabyte) and found them all to behave the same. With T-Rex miner, there is no much to gain above 2000mhz on the memory, it only gains about 0.5mh/s for 600mhz. (Keep in mind I've enabled the P0 setting, which adds 400mhz to the memory clock). So this is a setting for the longevity of the card.
On core memory you gain or lose about 2mh/s but for about 15% efficiency. This efficiency, as I wrote above, is not only crucial for electricity consumption (which, as a miner should matter, especially now with low yields), but also for your room temperature and for the temperatures of the core of your cards.
I'd recommend you give it a try and see what happens, you got nothing to lose. P0, 1460 (for some it was 1425, but I have a large dropoff under 1460), 2000. (if you don't enable P0, then 2400).
It is much more convenient to mine CRP in Utopia with an ordinary computer
40W DAMN LOW
Mining future looking bleak.
Mining profit so low nowadays no point to mining
Well, you are right. That's why people are turning off rigs and that's also why mining profits sometime go up as well. It much depends on your efficiency and power cost after all, and how "low" is "low". As long as it's still making profit after power cost, to some people it will still be okay to keep mining.
@@JeenHao but have to put a lot money to buy gpu also
He's smiling through the pain of watching Bitcoin and ethereum rapidly crash as he buys more GPUs 💀💀💀
Not my GPUs. I'm just helping someone else to build this rig 😕
When it crashes is when you enter
If things would have been running favourable, new miners like me can only dream of mining because of the sky high price of the hardwares