what's going on everyone and welcome to the Rabid Mining YouTube channel and I'm setting up three
more CPU mining rigs I got to the last one here and I figured you know what I may as well record
this so I can show you guys how to quickly set this up and set your bios so everything's good
to go so a few things you are going to need is one you're going to need a power switch because if you
do not have a power switch it will not turn on so as you can see nothing is happening there I
hit the switch a few times it's not turning on so you're going to need a power switch for your
very first boot up you're going to need a GPU I'm just running this onto a riser going into our time
16 slot and then obviously you need a power supply for the 24 pin the CPU pin and a keyboard to smash
that delete key to actually get into the BIOS now I like to build these in twos or threes line them
up like so and then I can just you know do that one do that one do this one done go set them up
good to go so now that we have everything we need here I'm going to fire this thing up we'll get
into the BIOS and show you exactly the settings you got to do so simply I'm going to turn it on
hit our power switch here bam and we have power okay so once you've been smashing that delete
key and you did get into your bios you will come up with a screen kind of like this depending on
your motherboard Brown now this one is an MSI so you know an Asus may vary depending on the
settings and stuff like that and maybe be worded a little bit different but again this is MSI so
we're gonna hit F7 initially go straight into our settings here and then we're going to start
with system status now we do need to make sure our system date and time is correct if it's off
by too much updating Hive Os or trying custom miners may actually fail on you so you do got
to make sure your system date and time is correct so right now I do see it is off by about a day or
so so it is the 10th I'm going to move it over one our 10th month I mean we're moving it down
to the 27th it did say 28th and then I gotta come down here and adjust the time a little bit
so we're on five in the morning so it's 3 21 right now so I got to put this at 15. let's
just move just this so 15 21. so this part here is pretty close but whatever we'll get it exact
go 21. there we go so our date and time is now correct we can escape out of this we're going to
go down to Advanced now here we want integrated peripherals now VGA detection this is where you
will see it under different names but here we want to ignore VGA detection that means once you
unplug that GPU later on it won't look and try to detect it and it will you know boot without it now
sometimes most of the time with auto it will still work but just hit ignore right off the get-go that
way you don't have any issues later on you got to plug all this stuff back in So once we're done
with our VGA here we're going to come back out power management setup so we want restore after
AC power loss now this is basic for any whether it's a GPU minor egg CPU mining rig whatever this
just allows it to power on just by turning the power supply back on or off or you lose power or
something like that it will auto restart and you no longer need that power switch anymore so now
we're coming back we're leaving here back so we're going to go to our OC overclocked so we're coming
down we're going to go to an all core overclock CPU ratio I'm going to run 3.7 on this one 3900x
so 3.7 at about 0.97 some volts will work XMP profile I do leave this disabled because uh
overclocking your RAM and everything does lead to very minimal hash rate gains for a lot more power
gains so it becomes less efficient and most of the CPU mining algorithms don't even benefit from up
uh overclocking your RAM any further so I always disable that and never use it now we're going to
scroll down to our actual CPU voltage so this is what the power that we run on so depending how you
set this this is where your efficiency comes into place so I'm going to run this at about .975 this
does seem to be a nice steady stable voltage for me now depending on Silicon Lottery you may have
to go up one one so simply come back in here move it up one and then this may be stable for you and
some rare cases cases you may have to go to a one Volt or higher but again most of the time I find
that 0.975 volts is nice and stable so once you're done with all that that is all the settings just
simply hit F10 it'll save everything hit yes and wait for it to reboot again keep smashing
that delete key and just make sure everything gets saved by itself I like to double check everything
so I am back inside everything does look good I'm just going to go in make sure these settings are
still correct so our system time 1500 yes Advanced integrated peripherals we have the ignore VGA here
power management setup power on yes so everything does look like it has saved so we're all good so
now we can hit exit a bunch of times and quit without saving because we didn't make any saving
this time nothing changing going on here so now I'm just gonna wait for it to boot it looks like
it wants to go into Hive OS now I do not have ethernet plugged in at this point in time but
everything looks like it's working as is so now simply shut it off and then we can make
sure it boots on its own okay we are all set up so it is pretty fast once you get the hang
of it and after you built a few rigs you know you can almost do it blindfolded so now we're
just going to shut this off I'm going to unplug this power cable here we don't need this switch
anymore and once it's done winding down quit spinning everything we're going to turn this
on and make sure it actually turns on there we go so now you can see simply turn it off and
on now works all by itself so everything looks good to go so I also want to touch on the ram
a little bit as you can see all of these rigs only have one stick of ram in them and that is
because when I talk to about it earlier in the Bios about overclocking your RAM and majority
of the algorithms don't really see any gain and overclocking it those same algorithms don't see
any gain while running two four sticks whatever the only gains that you see is usually an XMR as
well as the yes script algorithms everything else Ghost Rider virus coin pretty much all the other
coins eighty percent of them don't benefit from the extra round so you only need that
single stick and it saves on power it saves on overclocking all sorts of other things going on
at expenses on power level so you only need that but I do always make sure I have two sticks on
hand for each rig so that if I ever do decide the Solomon XMR again or move to XMR or a yes
script algorithm I do have the other stick to put into these rigs to maximize that efficiency
but just for a straight up building quick rigs you only do need one stick so later on down the
road you do want to move to XMR all you gotta do is buy the same sticks of RAM and then you can
double them up but if you want to build some fast quick easy rigs you only need that single stick
of RAM for the majority of these algorithms all right guys so that pretty much sums us up just a
quick video on CPU mining overclocking or I guess undervolting and underclocking on MSI motherboards
for CPU mining so thank you for watching this video I will see you on the next one Rabid Out
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