Bitcoin Miner ASIC

  • Get the PSU connect to the miner. Please make sure the 12V DC of the PSU is up to 15A. (How to setup the PSU and connect to the miner, see section {Setup PSU} below)

  • Check the configure IP address on the blade. Usually it is 192.168.1.x:10000(for example: 192.168.1.14:10000).
  • Please make sure your router address is 192.168.1.x too(for example: 192.168.1.1), or you need change the IP of your rounter to 192.168.1.x temporary in order to configure the miner.
  • Get the internet cord connect the miner to the router.
  • Configure your miner(see the section {Abount the setup IP} below). Your can also change the IP of the miner here(for example: change it from 192.168.1.x to 192.168.20.x, so you can connect miner to a router at 192.168.20.x.).
  • Download the mining proxy program in the section {Mining Proxy Program}.
  • Unzip the mining proxy program and run the .bat file run.bat
  • Kinda, yeah...

    2014-01-10 21:28:33 by dcsetupexpert

    For Bitcoin, the only real way to mine them is in a pool and using a very specific machine called an ASIC miner... Unfortunately, you would need an incredibly powerful and expensive machine to gain any real amount of Bitcoin...
    However, the work that an ASIC miner is doing - the 'problems' as you called them - can only be done on Bitcoins (which use SHA-256 to generated the cryptographic...br /> Other currencies, like Litecoin and many others, use a different type of scrypt which is currently immune to ASIC miners... For that reason if you want to solve the 'problems' using your computer power, you're probably best to spend it's/your time on scrypt currencies and then trade up on markets!
    If you'd like to chat more, please feel free to be in touch at dcsetupexpert@mail.com

    KnC IS A SCAM dufus

    2014-02-08 09:42:55 by ---hah-durrr------

    It's been known for some time that KnC is fraudulent.
    Update on KnCMiner, the question remains: Is it a scam?
    7 Replies
    Bitcoin Square ava 2We’ve released three articles about KnCMiner already. The main subject on all of these articles was trust, which we still don’t have heaps of.
    Read all articles about KnCMiner
    A quick summary
    KnC is a company that claims sell Bitcoin asic miners. When the KnC website launched, there were no pictures, no specs and no proof of legitimacy whatsoever. What they did have, however, were prices. One extremely expensive 6 GH/s piece and one extremely cheap 250 GH/s miner

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