Here is an easy steps to set up your flight sheets in HiveOS!

1. Log in to your HiveOS account and access the “Rigs” page.

2. Select the rig for which you want to create a flight sheet.

3. Scroll down to the “Flight sheet” section, and click on the “Create” button.

4. Fill out the form with the relevant information about the rig, such as its GPU configuration, overclocking settings, and power consumption.

5. Click on the “Save” button to create the flight sheet.

HiveOS flight sheets can be applied for both Asic miners and GPU miners.

In summary, creating flight sheets in HiveOS allows you to monitor and optimize the performance of your mining rigs, share important information with others, and make informed decisions about your mining operation.

Specially for new miners, its very hard to choose graphic cards. There is so many different models and types. Some of them are better doing then others on different mining algorithms. Amd is usually better from memory hard mining and NVIDIA usually for core hard algorithms. Simplest is to choose when you know which coins you want to mine. As im recommending to mine top market-cap coins because they will be your safest and most stable mining investment. Just because they have large size network, larger network means they are also more popular and most likely needed.

My current review in June 2020 which graphic cards to use are two types. From Nvidia graphic cards from value range 1660Ti and from AMD RX5700. Both of these graphic cards has quite impressive performance on mining Ethereum and Ravencoin. Which are the top GPU mine-able coins currently. Bot of these graphic cards are at around the same price range where RX5700 is slightly more expensive averaging at 330 euro per card. And 1660Ti is at 280 euro price tag. You choice of graphic cards depends also of course from the graphic card price you can get. someone might get better deal then others.

So to calculate which cards will do your ROI the fastest you’ll need to calculate.

• how much hash-rate you’ll get with this card?
• how much power uses my graphic card?
• how much revenue it will bring?
• how big profit it will make daily?

The main question is how much profit it will make, because when you devide this number with the GPU price you paid. You will get your ROI timing.

To calculate which GPU is better ill take 2 exactly the same mining rigs, just with different graphic cards:

1. 12xgpu mining rig in closed case with 12xRX5700
2. 12xgpu mining rig in closed case with 12x1660Ti

Where RX5700 will be mining Ethereum as they are most efficient on ETH. 1660Ti will be mining Ravencoin, as best results it does have on mining Raven-coin.

• Performance mining Ethereum 12xRX5700 670 mh/s @1800w power usage. Graphic cards bios has been modified, OC settings- Core clock 1340 – mem 910mhz – core voltage 760 – watt 119

• Performance mining Ravencoin 12x1660Ti 180 mh/s @1400w power usage. Graphic cards OC settings mem +1200 – Power Limit 105

Both of these mining rigs uses hiveOS mining software.

When inserting all this data in mining calculator we are getting results, profit results for you might be different if you use different electric rate:

• RX5700 revenue is 10.40usd in 24 hours and profit is 6.08usd

• 1660Ti revenue is 7.36usd in 24 hours and profit is 4.03usd

Keep in mind Crypto currencies are extremely volatile , and these numbers can show different stats different day. But calculating averaging winner winner chicken diner is RX5700.

So my absolute best choice would be RX5700 they are just better earner, also they are not bad on mining RVN coin. Hasrate is about the same as 1660Ti, just uses slightly more power then the 1660Ti.

This is very important, even more when profitability is very low. Here are the steps we did:

Tools needed :

GPU-Z – https://bit.ly/32LonaI

flasher – https://bit.ly/2TlZlMl

BIOS editor – https://bit.ly/2IcYNSC

GPU BIOS collection – https://bit.ly/3crXCfV

So for test purpose we have had 2x RX5700 non XT version. We have edited timings and also upgraded nonXT version to XT.

Follow the steps:

• Download you gpu bios to backup with gpu-z

• Extract flasher to your C: drive

• Download Original XT version from GPU BIOS collection

• Open XToriginal.rom with BIOS editor and edit timing straps and save bios in your flasher folder. Straps edited copy 1500mhz to lower 1850…..etc (similar way as RX570 4gb cards) . These cards does have 2 bios, so edit both of them, after each time editing you need to save. This tool doesnt allow you to edit 2 bios at the same time.

• Now you need to upload these to your graphic card. Open command prompt as administrator . Navigate you you flasher folder  (cd => cd flash => amdvbflash -i ) this will give you information of the gpu connected in your system.

• Next you need to unlock gpu ROM to upload new BIOS type in cmd( amdvbflash -unlockrom 0 ) 1,2,3 if you have more then one gpu

• Last upload new BIOS to you GPU type in cmd ( amdvbflash -p -f 0 newBIOS.rom ) newBIOS is your saved .rom file name

After flashing, the computer must be restarted. We can already admire the new data in GPU-Z. In this case I had set the boost clock a bit higher. Now the value is no longer 1925 MHz, but 2104 MHz. In real terms the card reaches 2050 MHz with the right cooling.

Easy as that, reboot your system and your hash-rate should increase. If you have done everything explained here. Other flasher versions wont work , download links provided on top of the post.

Video here:

So today i have NEW 12xgpu mining rig case/chassis. Components included in this setup:

The installation is quite easy and you can start mining in matter of minutes. Just follow the steps down bellow.

Mining Case assembling:

1. Mining case MineBox 12 is ready to go mining case. Just remove all the packaging and you can start to install graphic cards straight away.
2. Install GPUs in 12 – 16xPCI-e motherboard slots, screws also are included to attach them to case that they are built in rock solid.
3. Attach power cables to Graphic cards, there is enough power cables to power up even the most power hungry graphic cards. Be very careful with cards which use a lot of power and has more then one 8pin pci-e connection. You might burn the cable, there is slitter cables used on this case.
4. When GPUs are installed, there is also included bar. Which you can screw in to hold your graphic cards even tighter.

To start mining:

1. For mining im using hiveOS, which is one of the easiest mining software’s to use. For installing hiveos i have flasher, which is great to installation tool. If you dont know hot to make flasher utility comment down below, i can do a setup tutorial if needed.
2. Connect your lan cable, atx psu cable, flasher utility, keyboard and hdmi cable to motherboard for your monitor. Then boot up mining rig.
3. While mining rig is booting , keep pressing DEL on keyboard. This will take you in motherboard bios.
4. You need to get in BIOS to select primary boot option from your hiveos flasher, which will flash hiveOS to your hard-drive. Otherwise it will boot in Chinese windows which is currently installed.
5. After saving primary boot option as your flasher, reboot mining rig. After rebooting it will start automatically installing hiveOS on your system. You will know when its done, it will shutdown the mining rig.
6. Now remove the flasher utility from miner and boot the mining rig.
7. You are done , it will connect to your hiveos account (apply flight sheet and OC) happy mining.

So in my test bench i have installed 12x MSI RX570 4gb cards:

• Total hashing speed is 366 mh/s
• power usage 1500w
• Temperatures on GPUs 40-60c (fans on GPU are switched off)

Video :