What you are looking at below is images (poorly taken) of an HP Pavilion p6714y that has been converted to a Burst Coin mining rig. Burst coin is a crypto coin mined via empty hard drive space. Online Dash DASH Miner. The way it works is you plot your hard drive, set up your miner, and start mining. Plotting your hard drive writes the answers to the equations asked by the blocks, normally with traditional crypto, the block calls the equation and your CPU or GPU or ASIC if you happen to have one, solves it.

×Disclaimer: This calculator can serve only as long term estimate for your mining revenue. You real revenue depends on network difficulty which does change over time. Reddit: the front page of the internet. Burstcoin Mining Rig. Are you mining burst and etheruem on the same machine? May 18, 2017 - Last week i 'rebuild' my rig. Mining of burstcoins is for me just relax, hobby activities;). My rig is builded from scrap of hardware, which i have as unusable. So, basic is old HP DC7800p (C2D E6750, 2GB RAM, onboard vga.). PSU are a little weak 350W, but enought for this purpose. On beginning, i have.

With Burst Coin, the CPU or GPU, yes you can plot with either, does it once and saves it to the drive and when the block asks the equation, the miner simply reads the plot and submits the nonce. This mining rig only has 5 TB but that will still make a bit of extra passive cash.

In anticipation of the Dymaxion, please. Install tutorials for both and are available. () What Is Burst? • Burst is a revolutionary cryptocurrency using a unique consensus algorithm called Proof of Capacity. This allows the mining process to shed exorbitantly priced hardware, extreme electricity consumption, and massive amounts of generated heat, while further decentralizing by enabling anyone with extra disk space to participate with almost no performance degradation to their machine.

By precomputing nonces once and storing them on hard drives each nonce can later be recalled in the mining process. • Burst was the first cryptocurrency to implement turing complete smart contracts and also boasts integrated, escrow services, crowdfunding, messages, and a decentralized asset exchange and marketplace. The pool has be reliable for me.

It has been open about a month now. The blank screen happens sometimes, it's just a visual bug.if you leave the page up it loads in time,the main thing is my network connection with them stays at 100% and my deadlines get summited. I have seen on the forums he's working on the fix. A lot of the pools have little errors.With your size plot I would recommend BTFG pool.

There rollover on there shares are really nice and you can earn steady burst with a low amount of TBs. The drives are Western Digital my book 4tb, Seagate Expansion 4tb. The are all connected though 2 USB 3.0 hubs with 4 spots each. I have room to expand by 2 more hard drives.

I will add a PCI USB 3.0 card after that. Just a word of advice, Western Digital drives are PMR and they can write the plot file a lot faster.

The Seagate drives are SMR and they take forever to write the plot file. Significantly longer. The cost makes them a better choice though. What I do to get around it is have a dedicated plot hard drive that you write the file to (PMR)and then copy it over to the other (SMR). It adds a few hours to the process but without doing it you would add days on to your plotting. The SMR drives read a lil bit faster the the PMR drives.

I myself have not noticed a difference other then a few thousandths of a second.