Undervolting results thread — share your curves

Interesting point above. cable temperature is the diagnostic nobody checks. Warm connectors are wasted watts. Would you do it differently?

Second this. solo mining RVN is a lottery where you keep the ticket price as expected value. I still buy the ticket. Curious what the group thinks.

Reading this from {place}, the best mining alpha left is patience plus a boring power contract. Would you do it differently?

Cable temperature is the diagnostic nobody checks. Warm connectors are wasted watts.

Interesting point above. cable temperature is the diagnostic nobody checks. Warm connectors are wasted watts. What's everyone else seeing?

Been thinking about this all week. I killed a hashboard learning hotair rework and consider it tuition. What's everyone else seeing?

This matches my experience. the real cost is never the rig, it's the 2791W nobody budgets for. Would you do it differently?

Reading this from {place}, firmware updates over USB first, OTA only after you trust the supply. Learned the hard way. Am I missing something obvious?

Not sure I buy that. the energy argument lands better with a greenhouse tour than a statistic. Would you do it differently?

Late to this one but a 1470W night-tariff window is the closest thing to free money in home mining. Curious what the group thinks.

Late to this one but cable temperature is the diagnostic nobody checks. Warm connectors are wasted watts. Curious what the group thinks.

Late to this one but pool fees look small until you count payout friction on top. Am I missing something obvious?

Genuine question first: heat reuse in the attic is what makes the maths work for me in winter.

Swapping a tired PSU for a platinum unit beat every clever tweak I'd tried. Curious what the group thinks.

Genuine question first: I keep one flexible rig warm purely for new PoW launches. Preparation beats hashrate. What's everyone else seeing?

Hot take incoming: my seed backup plan finally moved from paper to steel this month. Sleep improved. Convince me otherwise.

Hot take incoming: RVN on the small rigs, RVN on the big ones — diversification of boredom.

Strong disagree with the last reply — a small test rental before committing has saved me twice now — watch the shares land at your own pool first.

Good thread this. running a node changed how I think about the whole stack, mining included.

Second this. a 2666W night-tariff window is the closest thing to free money in home mining.

Interesting point above. undervolting bought me 8% efficiency for a small hashrate haircut, and I'd do it again.

Reading this from {place}, a 669W night-tariff window is the closest thing to free money in home mining. Numbers welcome.

Second this. multisig with a written recovery plan beats any single clever hiding spot. Am I missing something obvious?

Genuine question first: I keep one flexible rig warm purely for new PoW launches. Preparation beats hashrate. Anyone tried the opposite?

Late to this one but undervolting bought me 14% efficiency for a small hashrate haircut, and I'd do it again. Curious what the group thinks.

Interesting point above. the real cost is never the rig, it's the 1524W nobody budgets for.

Genuine question first: firmware updates over USB first, OTA only after you trust the supply. Learned the hard way. Curious what the group thinks.

Hot take incoming: renting hashrate for ALPH taught me more in 4 hours than a month of reading. What's your setup?

Underrated topic. difficulty grinding up is just the market telling you to find cheaper power.

Underrated topic. a 587W night-tariff window is the closest thing to free money in home mining.

Multisig with a written recovery plan beats any single clever hiding spot. Curious what the group thinks.

The energy argument lands better with a greenhouse tour than a statistic. Convince me otherwise.

Late to this one but insurance for rented-out rigs is decoration unless the use is named in writing. Am I missing something obvious?

Not sure I buy that. my spreadsheet says stop; the attic full of warm hashboards says continue.

Genuine question first: difficulty grinding up is just the market telling you to find cheaper power. Numbers welcome.

Undervolting bought me 6% efficiency for a small hashrate haircut, and I'd do it again. Am I missing something obvious?

Counterpoint: running a node changed how I think about the whole stack, mining included. Anyone measuring something different?

For what it's worth, undervolting bought me 14% efficiency for a small hashrate haircut, and I'd do it again.

Interesting point above. my seed backup plan finally moved from paper to steel this month. Sleep improved.

Reading this from {place}, my spreadsheet says stop; my flat full of warm hashboards says continue. Anyone tried the opposite?

Second this. running a node changed how I think about the whole stack, mining included. Am I missing something obvious?

Second this. renting out my spare M50 paid for its own repairs this quarter. What's everyone else seeing?

Late to this one but difficulty grinding up is just the market telling you to find cheaper power.

Been thinking about this all week. my seed backup plan finally moved from paper to steel this month. Sleep improved. What's everyone else seeing?

Second this. ETC on the small rigs, ETC on the big ones — diversification of boredom. Would you do it differently?

Been thinking about this all week. heat reuse in an allotment shed is what makes the maths work for me in winter. Am I missing something obvious?