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STAGE PLOT PRO ADD NUMBERS TRIAL
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STAGE PLOT PRO ADD NUMBERS TRIAL

That value can only be figured out with trial and error of your own system. The key is the delay between the plotters. You can do it, I’ve seen it done, 9-10 plotters on a 2TB NVMe. The reason to round down here is because over allocating temp space is a bit difficult. Each plotter will use 256GB ( Edit: 250GB now) (aka 232GiB) as temp space. If you run out of RAM, its going to cause the plotters to error. The reason to round down here is that RAM cannot be over allocated like the CPU. This is the amount that each plotter will use at some point of their plotting process.

In order to make the math a bit simpler, I use 3400. Normally when using two threads, the optimal amount of RAM is 3389. CPU can be oversubscribed a little bit meaning that you can go over your total thread count, it will just slow down a bit. So, as plots move out of Phase 1, it frees up an extra thread which you can then use for a new plotter.

Phase 2, 3 and 4 are all single threaded. When you set your threads for the plotter, that only affects Phase 1. This is done because of the way Chia does its plotting.

STAGE PLOT PRO ADD NUMBERS PLUS

This formula is your cores plus your threads divided by two. Let me explain each formula and its purpose, starting with the first one, CPU.

Temp Space is limited by this formula: (Total Temp Space)GB/250GB.

RAM is limited by this formula: (Total System RAM in MB)/3400MB.

CPU is limited by this formula: (Cores + Threads)/2.

First step is to figure out where the limiting factor is on your system. There are three components that will determine how many plots you can have in parallel CPU, RAM, Temp Disk Size. It may get lengthy, but you should be able to figure out your own system once we’re done. Chia touches almost everything, so we’re going to cover basically all of it. In this post, I will guide you in figuring out the plotting configuration that will make the most out of your machine. To be honest with you, the question I get asked the most is “How many plots can I run and what settings should I use.” Usually accompanied with the person’s machine specs. There are many different system configurations out there.