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I'd do $80 KS0 Ultra. haha

STOP IT,

Bitmain S21 XP Immersion High Mode Q4 (380T)

*looks at 20 gpu mining rig*

And fu for having so many gpus ;p

Wtf use build in remote Desktop?!

Best to use Parsec to remote into the systems i have used google remote in the past and it does disconnect often and drop frames.

For me, HDMI dummy plug definitely helped keep the resolution proper when using NoMachine to remote into my Linux miner

So your saying you did a Linus tech tips And this is why we can't have nice things.

Salad is dead

Technically good for crypto miners, gets all the heavy hitting Nvidia cards off the networks and difficulty decreases for us AMD peasants.

bitcoin and etherium belong to casino owner give up guys and waik up please

Region Turkey CPU Ryzen 3600. 6/12 Core Windows 11 Pro Nvidia 3070. And 16GB of RAM. Salad starts without errors but calculates all the time. Everything is set like Brandon Coin. Vmmdm... also runs. Want to test it first before I invest do Nvidia driver 552.44 VM and WSL are active. What am I doing wrong? I would be happy if you could help. Salad version 1.55 and 157.

11900k vs 10900k with a 4090 for sallad

For straightening the pin(s) - small, medium to soft bristle, artists’ paint brush available from any hobby store in art & crafts section. Use just the bristles horizontally to the CPU surface, insert amongst the pins, then gently bring up the tip vertically. And Viola …. does whole groups of pins at once. Hope this helps. ALso, ESD wrist strap and mat recommended.

If you need more advice in repearing cpu's i have a lot of experience in repairing am4 processors i have repaird over 30. My advice would be to just use a pair of fine tweezers to bend the pin back. While other tools like lead pencils can be used, I recommend tweezers because they allow you to see what you are doing more clearly. Additionally, if you could provide a better photo of the CPU, I can check if the bent pin is important. In the area where your CPU's pin is bent, there are many power pins that are not critical. for the operation of the processor.

HDMI Dummy and RDP Windows integreted 🙌🤷‍♂

I used to use chrome remote desktop for most of my remote management. It worked fine up till about a year ago and they totally ruined the mobile client. Since then I've been using Parsec, which also includes a virtual display driver, which fixes all the dummy plug problems.

I like the frames a lot ordering now thank you for sharing

I use a virtual monitor for chrome remote desktop

@RedPandaMining First: how you gonna run more than one instance of Salad?? From what I know you're just allowed to run 1 PC with your account, otherwise you could be banned... Second: instead of using Google Remote, have you ever heard of Parsec? I use it for multiple machines and it is really great (and it's free!). With Parsec you have no lags or something else... CU, Realtalk! :EDIT: Oh, sorry, I´ve just read the TOS of Salad and you're certainly right, my friend! You could have a certain amount of different PCs for shure.

you can fix in with a razor

It's looking real good in there

Do unbent the cpu pins you can use a pencil with the tip, with a magnifier, I am using an electronic one and fixes a lot of cpu and also motherboard with slight bent and works fine.

I have never had any problems with google remote, great video once again

Did you try VNC instead of Google Remote? TightNVC or RealVNC are 2 good options. You can run the server in Windows and then the client in whatever machine you want to remote from. I haven’t tried it with salad, but may be a better option. I use vnc to remotely access all of my phones and Linux pc’s on my network.

I just use tweezers to bend the pins back, magnifying glasses are a must and be gentle

d) @red panda mining How to straight pins cpu! Use a single edge razor blade.. It fits perfect. Slide thru to straighten pins.. I have done many of them.

@redpandamining How to straight pins cpu! Use a single edge razor blade.. It fits perfect. Slide thru to straighten pins..

Google remote prolly has to send and then receive all your data in and back out through your slow internet.. when you are local on the network you should use something that will utilize your fast network… RDP is standard but there are other solutions

Hãy lấy dao cạo râu để nắn chân socket lại 😊

Great video, thank you very much!

You can fix the bent pinns with a pincette and a thin steel ruler :) Why not use remote desktop you allready have it in windows?

Are you sure its good to have your setup standing like that? You sure it does not stress the CPU cooler? The CPU cooler is heavy and is now in a position where it might lean a bit down, even though you don't see it with the naked eye. My solution to this was to get 3D printed som angled vertical stands, and since then, I never had any problems with my cooler. Just be careful not to put much tension on the holders for the cooler. Just a tip.

Love the tour! USA.

Ouch @5950's is also overkill. Make the same on an R5 5500 for $89 long as you got 64GB ram and a good gpu of course. You can use two credit cards to straight that pin, slide them in the rows of pins then press the two together.

Whatever tool you use for the bent pins, a magnifying glass will be very helpful.

Have fun paying that 20% cashout fee!

That's halarious that you have jumped into using Salad. Salad started my mining journey BEFORE I even found your channel, my interest eventually led me to your channel and then expanded my knowledge into mining Eth and other coins. I use salad on my media PC downstairs but its annoying because it idles more than it runs. Requires updates every other day and just randomly stops for no reason. It used to be a great product but I have had nothing but issues with it, more on AMD cards then Nvidia but issues none the less. Just to add I use the HDMI dummy plugs on all my rigs, they are actually great and can go up to 4k

You need something small and strong enough to bring that CPU pin back to shape, very very carefully. There is actually mechanical pencil especially designed for that purpose.

what are you mining

Use an ifix-it bit or the end of a mechanical pencil. The tube is small enough to get all the way down on the pin and you can gently bend it back. Happens to the best of us bro.

I have used a pocket knife and a razor blade to bend pins back in place. Just be gentle since they break easy. Also in some cases a broken pin does not affect anything.

Looks nice 😅

oops sorry bro , didnt know was your build :) hear salad going down

07:30 That PDU should support Eaton Intelligent Power Manager, the monitoring/ admin tool for eaton UPS and PDU's. You would be able to see graphs for power usage and remotely switch the receptacles... and the new camera is awesome. :)

to help with google remote being buggy, i usually just toggle the " Resize to fit" option on and off and it unfreezes my remote desktop screen

Do you have an iFixit kit? There is a tool like a tiny Allen key thingy with a small hole in the centre. One of them is small enough to get in and bend the pins back. Just use the hole in the middle of the tool to carefully bend the pins straight again. I did it with a 5900X that I ripped out of the socket the other day.

Be advised (Google Remote Desktop) only has 30 minute sessions and could be a little sluggish from time to time.. at least the last time I used it about a year ago.. If you set your network device to private you could use Windows Remote Desktop internally with no problem..

Are your salad miners 1 gpu rigs?