As of now, January 16, 2017 the DAG size for Ethereum (ETH) is 2.28GB. Why is this important?, the DAG size determines if a GPU can mine a particular currency or not. The current DAG size for ETH is 2.28GB,

I mentioned in one of my past blogs that I may try running 7 GPUs with the use of a M.2 PCIe adapter. Unfortunately, I don't have a 7th card to put into my rig, but I did test out the M.2 PCIe adapter

Last night I experienced the "GPU0 Hangs in OpenCL call" problem on multiple GPUs. I did my search in the forums and I found more questions than answers. Fortunately I did find some great suggestions

Update: During the time (1/9/18 @ ~12:30pm (PT)) of this post, the website Bitconnectx had no information or working links. As of now(1/9/18 @ 5pm), when you do a Google search of the website the FAQ link

Building a computer specifically to mine cyptocurrency is a big commitment, I spent about a week just doing research before I even consider putting a parts list together. When I started my build about

Ethereum continues to rise, yesterday it reached its all time high of $1017. ETH doesn't have a supply limit so technically it can be mined indefinitely, but when it reaches to the point when our GPUs

Hi everyone, Here's a little update to the rig. Just added the Sapphire RX580 Pulse 8gb and it is running right next to its bigger brother, the Sapphire RX580 Nitro+. Had a little trouble getting the computer

Hi everyone, Welcome back and thank you for reading my blog. If you are now just tuning in, my first blog showed what GPUs I am using and how I put the rig together. My second blog showed how I optimized

Hi everyone, Welcome back and thank for reading my blog. Check out my first post if you want to see my build. It took me a few days and a lot of research to optimize my rig. I went through a bunch of YouTube

Hi everyone, Thank you for reading my blog. I like to share with everyone my experiences in mining cryptocurrency. On December 13, 2017, I ordered my computer parts from Amazon and Newegg. I was