Hi @chriscentro613 - I have 6 L3+ with Blissz firmware, I generally keep mine at 384hz at lowest voltage and have few issues. I've considered raising the hashrate. Mine are all on apw3++ psu's that I got in summer 2017 with the miners (direct from Bitmain) and running on 120v. I could add 220v break...

Ok, I'll do that, thanks

Is this still an ongoing issue? I can't add or delete any coins or addresses

Thanks Steve.. makes more sense, I figured you already knew about.

Steve, I have experience with monitoring tools, Nagios is a nice free app that you can install to monitor anything you want on the target system. I'm a Splunk Architect and I can tell you that the free version of Splunk (500mb per day) coupled with a universal forwarder on the servers you need to mo...

This is good progress. I was happy with Lyra2rev2, but it will be nice to see if my 19 1080ti's can be more profitable on neoscrypt or eth. From what I can tell, Lyra2rev2 may be my best algo right now, but we shall see.

That's great news, I'll continue to keep my 6 L3+'s here for now

Steve had said to put in a support ticket and they would look at it. The support tab is available at the top of the main site and can be accessed at this link: https://support.prohashing.com/

I've had to put in a few support tickets and I've always had things taken care of.

Something that I did was directly vent my 6 L3+'s to outside using 90's adjustable elbows (6 inch) that come through a hole I cut in the mining building and then attached to that is some 6 inch dryer vent then attach to the output fan using aluminum tape (very sticky). It lowered the heat significan...

Actually, wallets just store transactional information that are tracked on a public digital ledger, no 'coins' actually reside in a wallet (since they are digital). It's just our way of being able to comprehend the nature of the blockchain. It's really no different than money kept track of in a Exce...