150 Gridseed ASIC Mining Farm - 50MH+ Mine LTC/DOGE

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Title	:	150 Gridseed ASIC Mining Farm - 50MH+ Mine LTC/DOGE
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Any chance you can do a video on how to set up the mining rig and what software to use?
Comment from : Tom Volungus

I have just one GPU but for graphics
Comment from : John Doe

can i setup this gridseet 5 chip to minig other coin? I em interestet to mine bnc and monero
Comment from : Daniel Gabriel Loj

Hi Nathan, insane setup How is your return on the Gridseed so far? what software are you using on the Raspberry Pi to run your Gridseed?
Comment from : Brad P

Can you do a how to video on mining Litecoin / Dogecoin? & /or how to do 1 or the other? I can get it to run just bitcoin or bit & litecoin but not just litecoin or dogecoinbrThank you for any help you can offer :)
Comment from : Ohwow Yourkiding

Hello Nathan, great video! I have a question, my Gridseeds worked great, until they started not being recognized by my computre, the fan will go on, when but when i connect the usb cable, no more red or green leds flash i was wondering if you know anything about this, thank you for any advice you can give me
Comment from : Osvaldo Herman Schmale

So are you able to mine BTC & LTC at the same time with a Raspberry Pi?
Comment from : Juan Piedra

hi nathan i want to know how much dollar you makes daily with the actual difficulty cuz i'm about to buy hardware and i'm in doubt between and antminer s1 or 6 gridseed and thanks
Comment from : Abdelmoghit Outouairi

Great video I've tried a lot of different ways to mine but in the end, buying coins when the market crashes is hard to beat
Comment from : Pat

can you make more videos?
Comment from : Ezequiel Evolves

you use same set up software? which one; amazing little farm you got going there,congrats!!
Comment from : Jacaranda

How did you manage to work with coinotron
Comment from : Rahan Ullah

Did you make your money back?
Comment from : GameHistoryX

Where did you get the asics?
Comment from : Andrew Jacobson

i am new to this and i was wondering what PSU do you use
Comment from : C Hake

If it was me, i would have organized them better
Comment from : Martin M

Hi, did you preorder these from the manufacturer for a drastic discount, or did you pay the 30,000 plus retail? Either way you shouldn't have a problem with reselling them but still 30,00 is a pretty big investment
Comment from : Lucas Morgan

Can your gridseeds work with a wireless configuration? The site I've been looking at says wired ethernet
Comment from : Lethal Rose

That's like what 10? Wow there's tons 12345 many
Comment from : Nicholas Fisk

Think you'll see those 30 000$ ever again?
Comment from : Olivier Leduc

i am looking to build a 1000 gridseed mining op i would love your input and help
Comment from : renodevito

Hey Nathan, How did you go about disabling your fans on the Gridseed ASIC themselves ? I assume you just unplugged the power for the fan right?
Comment from : Rhyan Garrison

Hey Nathan, great farm you put together! I loved it I'm kind of late into the game I started with GPUs but quickly realized that we are chasing a moving target and I just ordered my first Gridseed to see if it is true! But your video just gave me more visibility, thank you! The problem for me is that I'm not an early adopter such as yourself so I'm afraid this is not going to last long How long do you expect these will last for you before you buy another type of ASICs with more hash power?
Comment from : Gil Motta

just ssh to your units, steven
Comment from : Nathan Gudmunson

I can't reply to some people, so I'll just write a comment with answersbrbrScott Morrison: I get 330kh/unit I used to be more of an overclocker, but for now I just want all my units to run with zero maintenance I have had these going for over a week with zero intervention on my partbrbrSteven: You can probably use those hubs plugged into the 49 port hub If you go to your pi command line and type "tail -f /var/log/syslog" it will show you all new usb messages If you plug in a hub and it says something like "no more ports available," you know you've tried to use too many brbrregarding the power supplies, I have put at least 12 on those they are 12v * 30 amps, or 360 watts Running them at 80 load is 288 watts if you estimate 10 watts per unit (7 for hashing, 3 for fan) you can run about 28-29 btheoretically/b I've got no more than 12 per unit thoughbrbrto easily see all of the pi's, just ssh to them with a terminal program like putty
Comment from : Nathan Gudmunson

You mention you get 340 kh/s per unit, but some say up to 400, is it unstable to push the has higher?
Comment from : Scott Morrison

What is the maximum number of grid seeds I can get on one computer, and what operating system do you recommend?
Comment from : ntygar

9 ltc aday so 120 usd adaybr850 usd a weekbr10 x miners costs 1600usdbrbrit will take 2 weeks of mining to pay for 10 minersbrasics ship in julybryou will not make up for the costs you paid for the miners, you are loosing out
Comment from : Anddosdd

how much did you pay for each single gridseed?
Comment from : Chris Cas

hi bryou can manage 20 miners cpuminer on windows7?brbrnever had any problems with stability?brThanks
Comment from : Ponch

Wow nice setup! I'm ordering 140 Gridseed next week Any challenges with setting this up?
Comment from : Matrix Pets

Hi just bought one of these reference removing fans cause they are incredibly noisy Can you make a tutorial on that as im paranoid about breaking my only one
Comment from : Gary Wood

can those mine doge? and where could i get them ? thanks for sharing
Comment from : Klee Nab

I'm using 4 Raspberry Pi's for about 100 of them I would much rather use a pi, they can handle at least 32 miners, and they are linux
Comment from : Nathan Gudmunson

What are you using on the Raspberry Pi to control the GridSeeds? Seen a few images (Scripta and Hashra branded) out, so any feedback on those versus cgminer directly?
Comment from : Crawford Rainwater