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Pandaminer Mining Pool Ethereum (ETH) Mining Tutorial Today, when ETH mining has entered a large-scale specialization, a single device or a small amount of hash rate can no longer obtain the block reward provided by the ETH network. Hence, miners need to join the mining pool for pooled mining. The pool distributes the revenue according to the contribution ratio of the hash rate of a single miner. For new miners, after connecting the miners, you need to install special ETH mining software on the computer and set the mining pool address and your mining wallet address; for miners already running, you only need to change the mining software. Here is a brief introduction to the tutorial on the port connection of the Pandaminer mining pool, which is convenient for you to mine quickly. 1. Download the mining software Download link: https://www.pandaminer.com/config , select ETH mining software (Claymore) to download. 2. Perform mining configuration Open the mining software folder, find Start

What are the common faults of switches? Customers often report screen delays, freezes, and other phenomena. There are many reasons for this phenomenon, but in most cases, the switch's configuration is not reasonable enough, resulting in insufficient bandwidth. Because switches are widely used in the network, the probability of failure of switches is much higher than that of routers and hardware firewalls. The switch faults are generally divided into two categories: hardware faults and software faults. I. Switch hardware failure Hardware faults are divided into the switch power supply, control board, module, port, and other component faults, which can be divided into the following categories. 1. Power failure: Due to an unstable external power supply, aging power lines, lightning strikes, etc., the power supply may be damaged, or the fan will stop so that it cannot work normally. It also often happens that other parts inside the machine are damaged due to the power supply. If the PO

ASIC miner vs. GPU mining 2022: which is better? Cryptocurrency mining has changed dramatically recently, from CPUs to GPUs to dedicated ASIC miners. The main reason for this change is that the hash rate of coins mined using the SHA256 algorithm (such as Bitcoin) has skyrocketed, making most people now prefer ASIC miners . However, GPUs are still common in the cryptocurrency mining industry. This article will compare the mining characteristics, advantages, and differences between ASIC miners and GPUs. Help everyone learn more about ASICs and GPUs. I. What are ASIC miners and GPU miners? A GPU miner is a specialized computer processor that can process many datasets simultaneously, speeding up computer processing. It can be used to mine most cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. Make it easy to use for home/solo mining. ASIC miners are specialized mining equipment designed to provide more computing power for mining cryptocurrencies. ASICs make mining more energy efficient and

Evaluation of the NOYCE N57 miner The NOYCE N57 brought to you today is a miner used to produce MEER. You may not know much about MEER. Let us briefly introduce the evaluation of the NOYCE N57 miner: The miner continues the design and structure of the mainstream miners. Although there is not much innovation, the mainstream shape is more acceptable. Next, look at the miner size, length 27.3cm, width 12.3cm, height 20.6cm. According to official knowledge, this miner needs to be used with official control software. (This software only supports the Windows platform). First, connect the miner to the network cable and power supply. Open the control software, click Scan Miners to find the running miners, then configure the mining pool and wallet address, click to set the device information, and then click to restart the program to take effect. For example, setting PWM is a function to control the fan speed. This is an efficient function that can reduce power consumption and reduce noise very

Hummingbird H7 Pro miner evaluation The following brings you the evaluation of the use of the Hummingbird H7 Pro 53T miner. Official parameters of Hummingbird H7 Pro 53T miner Hash rate: 53T/S (±5%) Power consumption: 3445 W (±5%) Algorithm: SHA256 Power consumption ratio: 65W/TH AC input range: 176V-264Vac Size: 350mm*200mm*395mm Weight: 21KG (net weight); 22.7KG (with box) Network Connection: Ethernet Heat dissipation: 4×14038 fans Noise: 74dB Operating environment: working temperature (0℃~40℃); working humidity (5%RH~95%RH), non-condensing. Whole miner appearance The Hummingbird H7 Pro adopts the current mainstream all-in-one dual-tube fan design, which simplifies the use process, has a simple shape, is easy to use, and can be mined when put on the shelf. Nameplate logo side Wiring port side (air intake) On the interface side, there are power interfaces, power switches, network cable interfaces, Reset buttons, IP buttons, status indicators, alarm indicators, TF card slots, etc. Fron

PandaMiner GPU mining configuration instructions The following picture shows the corresponding port of the GPU miner: Left side PIN Port: connect the power supply Right side HDMI 1 Port: HDMI of GPU HDMI 2 Port:  HDMI of the motherboard USB Port: For file transfer Network Port: Connect to a network LED: Working status indicator Power: Turn on or off Operation guide: 1. Take out the miner from the box (for users who have not purchased a power supply, they need to provide their power supply) 2. Connect the power supply to the motherboard through the 6PIN interface. 3. Connect the monitor, turn on the motherboard switch, and connect to the network cable to start working. The miner will automatically obtain the IP. After the miner starts running, the user can obtain the assigned IP address by querying the router device list for browsing operations. 4. Turn on the monitor; the guide file corresponding to the mining software will appear on the desktop, and follow the guide steps. (Because th

FPGA Miner AGPF SK1 Miner Tutorial FPGA miner AGPF SK1 supports mining various algorithms such as Veo, Skunk, and xdag. Subsequent firmware upgrades will support the verus and vbk algorithms and others. Currently, all cryptocurrencies based on Veo, Skunk and xdag algorithms can be mined, such as Amoveo (VEO), Modern DAC (HDAC), Dagger (xdag), etc. Miner specifications Brand AGPF SK1 Algorithm Veo, Skunk, xdag, Verus, VeriBlock etc. Coins Suppoted Amoveo (VEO), Hyundai DAC (HDAC), Dagger (xdag) etc. Hashrate Amoveo, Hyundai DAC, Boolberry, Dagger etc. Power Consumption <100W Power Interface 6PIN x 1 Network wired and wireless network Power Supply No PSU In our tutorial, we will use amoveopool.com for Amoveo mining. Miner appearance · The whole miner is small, light, 166*90*58mm, and 400 grams. · AVC fan is used for cooling, which is compatible with 1150cpu fan. · FPGA mining AGPF sk1 supports wired and wireless network connection methods, which significantly expands the placement spa