#MAD MAX PLOTTER PRO#

Keep in mind that this is just recommended for optimal performance youвЂ™ll still get significantly better performance than the default Chia plotter with less RAM, as evidenced by Sloth Tech. As described in his GitHub ReadMe, it utilizes two temporary directories labeled tmpdir and tmpdir2.ДЄccording to his notes, the first temporary directory needs about 220GiB of space (this equates to roughly 236GB), while tmpdir2 requires around 110GiB (118GB). Yet another impressive feature of MadMaxвЂ™s Chia plotting software is its significantly lower impact on storage drives. ThatвЂ™s a good bit for a consumer system, but large-scale Chia plotting rigs regularly feature 128 or even 256GB of memory to allow efficient parallel plotting. Presumably, faster DDR4 RAM would also help speed up plotting times.ДЄs an added upside, вЂњyou donвЂ™t need lots of RAM to do this,вЂќ as the title of Sloth Tech TVвЂ™s YouTube video states.

#MAD MAX PLOTTER PRO#

Imagine the speed of a rig with dual AMD Threadripper Pro 3995WXвЂ™s, for a total of 256 threads. ThatвЂ™s incredible, and his setup used only 40 threads in total. In testing, Sloth Tech was able to create a plot in 24 minutes, a monstrous improvement over even the fastest records using the official Chia GUI. See Also: The Best Budget Chia Farming Rig Sloth Tech used 64GB of DDR3 ECC RAM and two 300GB hard drives. Each of these processors features an impressive 20 threads, making for a massive 40-thread setup.ДЄside from this, the system specs werenвЂ™t all that impressive.

Remember how we said this new plotter can max out your CPU threads? Sloth Tech TV, a tech-focused YouTube channel, took this to the extreme with a dual-CPU setup featuring XeonвЂ™s E5-2690 v2.

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