Damn you and your tiny-length username.

Looking at the OP in its current state, as the first time I've come to this thread, I've got to say it's unclear what products are available and what their specifications (hashrate, power consumption etc.) are. It seems that new products have been added but its unclear what the text refers to. The entire post needs to redone to be made much more clear.

Looking elsewhere at OP's posts, its confusing to find price and availability information about this hardware.

Based on these communication issues, it's enough to turn me away as a buyer. Best of luck.

Not sure with router. Most router/modems now have things like UPnP and NAT that mean we don't have to worry about opening/forwarding ports manually.

For your directory question, here is an example on how to do it, but with another wallet. just change for dogecoin from this example (this is the target path field in the properties of a shortcut to the wallet .exe):

Will the admin of

https://doge.cryptoculture.net/index.php

Re-allow logins so we can action this:

So in all of your tests, you may have been using a faulty (arguably DOA, if new) PSU. It's hard to draw any valid conclusions from this if n=1

Sounds like your card and/or mining parameters are not stable: not necessarily a problem with cgwatcher.

Maybe you should ask in the relevant sub-forum if it persists.

Sounds too good to be true, so it probably is. What's the catch?

I think the problem here is that the dogecoin community has a larger-than-usual proportion of miners who have never before mined scrypt coins or any cryptocurrency for that matter. This is partially thanks to the immense exposure caused by /r/dogecoin and a few of the newer mining subreddits that seemed to come out of nowhere overnight.

As a result the response to the block reward halving event has been less than spectacular. A lot of new miners are confused at how their instantaneous profitability calculations can be halved overnight, when in reality they should be looking at the mid to distant future value of the coin and not what they can cash out (to BTC) on a daily basis.

Now is the time where dogecoin will have to stand on its two feet as a lot of the new miners scramble to what they think - and hope - will be more profitable coins. I say good luck to them, it's all part of the adventure, but for now I see no reason not to keep mining DOGE.

Where is the link to the maths website with the world records for the varieties of primes? Heaps of them are from primecoin. The link is in the two primecoin mega threads somewhere for sure.

edit: links available in the whole thread SK made just for this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=253409.0

Well you's have now entered a stupid realm where CPU mining is no longer profitable, and GPU mining is less profitable than scrypt coins.

The result is that only the true believers and coin supporters and perhaps those who don't know how to do calculations will be left mining this coin.

A lot of boards now have power and reset buttons on the board itself... or its not to hard to salvage a wired button from any old PC!

You can permanently add them as a Windows Environment Variable so that you do not need to add them to batch files and other nonsense.

https://kb.wisc.edu/cae/page.php?id=24500

Why wouldn't you just accumulate all the funds, and then send him 1/4th. Assuming the cards were the same performance. Why complicate it with software profiles etc???

Send him a copy of the CSV output from your wallet software as a record, if needed.

You can't say it's a trust issue, because what you are doing currently could be easily manipulated in your favor too.

Just so I'm 100% clear on the development of this situation:

1. Over one year ago a (minor?) issue with the protocol was identified and some general information was added to the bitcoin wiki. http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_Malleability‎, a publicly viewable resource.

2. Engineers at Mt Gox, historically the most significant - and for a long time the largest - bitcoin exchange in the world, either were not aware of this information (on the public wiki? really), disregarded the issue, and/or failed to implement a solution on their end to prevent or at least monitor and warn of this kind of activity taking place between their backend and their customers.

(edit: From my understanding of their statement, it would seem that the attacker would start a support ticket, and inform Gox that their funds are not recieved. Gox would investigate on their end, only to find that their records show this is true, when in fact, it is not true, and the attacker already has the funds. It would then be sent again. This seems like the kind of thing that could be avoided by careful training of support staff.)

3. An attacker or group(s) of attackers realize that a vulnerability exists with some exchanges, or, at least just Mt Gox. Presumably they "extract" some funds without Mt Gox realizing right away.

4. Mt Gox audits their wallet balances and finds a discrepancy.

5. Mt Gox continues its hold on withdrawals, until the issue, known for over 12 months, is resolved with great urgency by the devs.

How very curious indeed!

I can reproduce these BSOD with my heterogeneous mixture of 1x 6870 and 2x 7790.

Starts a fire and destroys everything you own? (Hope you had insurance.)

Even with insurance it'll work out to be a huge loss of your time and your money because there are always unforeseen costs that weren't considered.

That's why we care.

I get this too. Your computer is actually BSOD'ing but you've got it set to auto restart (default setting) in windows recovery advanced options. If you have it disabled, you'll see that it's giving generic radeon driver blue screens.

I don't know the exact reason why your problem is occurring, but you are confusing connections to your pool with connections on the localhost for the API which the mining software and CGwatcher use to communicate.

If you can run cgminer and it works correctly with your pool, and you've indicated the correct file paths to the exe and the .conf file with cgwatcher, then I'm not sure what the problem could be.

Also you should add additional pools as backups because invariable at some stage ALL pools will go down due to various reasons. I try to have at least two.

Does a mining PC require a password? Can you enable auto login (while leaving password on)?

No.