What algorithm are you referring to for the hash rate? (Every algorithm will have it's own sort of clock settings and undervolt settings, so what algorithms are you planning to use?) Also, What is it that you need help setting up with (BIOS? Drivers? Undervolting?)?

Be a bit more specific and people on the forum can help you out along the way. You don't need to pay people, I'm sure many peple on the forum will be willing to help as long as you describe the issues you are having more directly.


Not sure what you are looking for exactly but refer to this website
mining.help - This website helped me set everything up on my own after going through 2 weeks of pure frustration.

Well, Even someone running off of a G3900 CPU might be able to find a block. It's kind of a mixed bag - it's practically a completely random process, having a higher hash rate only increases probability, but in the end its still just a probability. I would prefer taking the pool route knowing that every share and calculation is accounted for.

Keep your job, and keep your rig. Crypto is far too volatile to be able to depend on it as a sustainable income. It's not healthy to have only one stream of income in life - even if its a weekly wage from a job/career (I know it may seem hard to some, but finding other sources of income can be easy with the right amount of ambition and productivity, get a hobby and flip it into cash). Just save your money and invest in things you know will make it grow, whether it's a business you are starting, stocks, crypto - just remember, there is risk in every investment so dont put it all into one place. After doing this with due diligence and perseverance you are BOUND to be self sustainable.

I honestly just mod the GPU temps with afterburner and leave fans at auto. (Although I heard there are much more efficient ways to mod other than afterburner, I prefer it's GUI). Main reason why I do that is because on most of the GPUs I run the fans are the first thing to go.

Really informative post. No idea why you haven't gotten a merit yet for it, have mine (lets just hope its OC lol). I can understand why they will be reforming this forum. Most posts have been degraded incessantly with one liner sentence posts in broken english by the masses for higher ranks just to be able to enroll in bounty campaigns, and even after that the cycle continues for the tally. The ICO craze since late 2017 is partly to blame. Regardless, now there will actually have to be work done - short articles and informative videos - I just hope that when sig bounties finally fall off that reputable bounty campaigns will gratuitously reward their applicants for the hard work that will have to be done in the future.

Your post seems more like a statement than it does a question but I'm assuming that you are obviously looking for an exchange that has that functionality. I don't know of any that do unfortunately. To my understanding you can only place one order for the amount you currently have on your wallet - it acts sort of like an escrow until the amount is fulfilled or cancelled. I certainly agree, that function is incredibly useful I just haven't seen it anywhere. I assume that we wont see it any time soon do to possible security risks of being able to place 2 transactions or orders for what should technically be one order.

Another thing I should tell you is to check out mining.help . I found this website incredibly helpful when i first started. Setting the hardware up is the easy part its the software part you are going to be really asking the questions for down the road. I spent atleast a week and a half learning how to mod my AMD gpus (you wont have to do this in your case because nvidia), learning how to get all my gpus recognized, which miners to use and how to configure and even still some algorithms bring the BSOD.

In the end after reinstalling everything and following that guide step by step I got my rig working pretty quickly. It's centered mainly for AMD GPUs but most of the guide will apply the same for Nvidia. Best of luck.

You might need a bit more ram I would upgrade that if you are running 2x 1080 TI, and also you will DEFINITELY need a better PSU for those GPUs. 1080 ti is very power hungry. As for the mobo I'm not too knowledgeable. Worth a try at least. With mining most of the time it's a grueling path of trial and error.

Check out Crestonium, They are also having an airdrop - all that's needed is a twitter and facebook like. It's a token for 0% fee crypto bank.

heh np bud. It may take a while for you to get a response on that ANN thread.  I would recommend just going into their telegram chat and asking there.

https://t.me/futereum

Here you go https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2698035.msg30755631#msg30755631

I'd recommend you go through the whole ANN, It's a bit fishy. Who knows though, every project has some fud.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2698035.msg29682748#msg29682748

If I buy FUTX on an exchange, eg Cryptopia, what is really happening? Does Cryptopia send ETH to Futerex exchange and get FUTX back? What happens at rollover? Does my FUTX balance on Cryptopia just turn into ETH?

https://credits.com/en/Home/New_Ins/4289?term=

I saw this posted on credit's blogs. Is it true? If so this might be great news, instantaneous transactions and low fees is always a plus if all goes well. Will there be a swap in this case?

On the telegram some of the admins were posting a link to trade pre-ico tokens for the current tokens. I don't have the link. I suggest you just go onto the telegram and ask an official admin for the link (be careful on telegram though, there were at least 6 duplicate impostors of admins on there.)

You should check out crestonium. 0% fee crypto bank, I have a feeling it is going to be huge. 55m hardcap and a money back guarantee if it doesnt give you 150% in 6 months.

Yeah, that used to be my go to site before the transaction fees/time. I switched to localethereum.com, It's practically the same thing and i've actually switched some of my clients to using it for trades. I recommend looking into that  if you are planning on selling multiples at small amounts.

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Why man? There's Google. There are even tons of informational videos on youtube about this. Regardless here's a link  I found.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzpeEuPMsL8

You'll need metamask. Next time just use google.

The SEC hearing on Tuesday was an unprecedented dilemma. It requires ALL ICOs to be considered a security. This is horrible for not just Credits but every single citizen who wishes to participate in ICOs that live in the US. Regardless, these obstacles will be over come in the future with the implementation of decenttralized ICO's from projects like KMD. There's no stopping crypto.

Yea..........I know...... That's what I'm saying.....

I think that's a great thing to do and I think you have good intentions, but you're just doing it wrong, wait for ICO to be executed* with a failed alpha then toot your horn.