I just leave a quick negative trust rating on them saying they're spamming people so that others can also see.

Eth is far from pushing the cards the hardest.

What's your voltage  at the wall with a multimeter/killawatt? What kind of risers do you use? What kind of PSUs do you use? Temperatures?

Your problem can be solved if you give all these helpful people enough info to figure it out.

You have to learn to ignore other people's successes.


Maybe you have some power issues, maybe constant brownout or something. Check the outlet voltages, especially under load. Or maybe you have some bad PSUs, or too much overclock, or it could be a number of other things. Give us more info to help (hardware list, miner, etc).

He could do the same with software only, as in only mining with X cards (-d option) or if he would lower the power limit on all of them by like ~10-20%.

Basically all of them if they're properly optimized or doesn't have a bottleneck like memory.

Groestl variants and Neoscrypt comes to mind first but different algos stress the cards differently, so while you could get a high memory OC for groestl, for example, that might crash the card on a much lighter but more memory heavy algo.

Neoscrypt draws more power than most algos which your setup can't handle. That's most likely why your breaker trips, check how much amp the breaker is rated and how much you're pulling. And if your system is overwhelmed, or if there's a brownout, the rigs will pull more amps to compensate, reaching the breaker's limit

I don't have experience using multiple PSUs so I'd guess it's just that you're pulling too much juice.

That's just dumb. Advertising with TOR "anonimity" is like advertising that it's a mineable coin; it's absolutely nothing new and only newbies who doesn't know any better gets excited about it.

TOR "anonimity" is old as balls. For example, Joincoin's first block was mined in 2014-08-11 and I believe it had built in TOR "anonimity" from the start. And it's probably not the first.

There's no original/official Segwit2x, this Segwit2x is another project and this is probably a malware.

That would be a sad day for crypto that a centralized shitcoin with a massive supply would reach that.

It's sad as it is.

It's not attacking anything, it's just as bad as banks. It's a centralized shitcoin that shouldn't even be called a cryptocurrency.

Fuck Ripple and every retarded centralized shitcoin. Will that suffice for an answer?

So many not just naive and clueless but also arrogant newbies and juniors defending shitcoins.

They'd do anything for a slice of pizza's worth of satoshis. Fucking ignorant dumbasses.

Why would you want to buy a shitcoin especially when it's pumped?

...then it becomes clear how useless of a metric supply x current price (aka, market cap) is.

Even now, a centralized coin standing on the 3rd place turns coinmarketcap.com into a complete joke imo and maybe it's time it gets replaced with a site that ignores shitcoins that ignore basic crypto fundamentals, like being decentralized and trustless.
I mean they even list utter garbage like Bitconnect, as they only require an exchange API to list coins, completely ignoring that Bitconnect is reportedly, almost completely traded on its own centralized exchange that can - and probably is - sending completely made up numbers manipulating the coin completely.

Quoted for pics. Will it have Nvidia/AMD miners at launch?

That's beside the point. The point is that you and your potential Ripple investment solely depends on what they will do, as they can do anything. Or even the US government could force them.

Which is one of the problem Bitcoin and virtually every altcoin that followed solved; using a decentralized and trustless system.

Some deep pockets are pumping it while simultaneously spamming the BTC mempool.

And even the centralized shitcoin, Ripple, got ahead of it in terms of CMC.

Here's my explanation from the previous page:

I wouldn't wait. The new cards will take time and their prices will be high along with low availability.

These days I don't have my finger on the pulse of which cards are the best for mining (as in shortest time to pay for themselves) but I'd suspect the 1070 Ti's are great on the nvidia side. I have even less idea about AMD.


But, what it comes down to is your preference of coins you want to mine. Ethereum, which is memory heavy? Then go something that's fast doing Eth. Or something compute heavy, like Zcash? Then look up hashrates of different cards.

Historically the best cards were the middle range ones, but different countries have different prices so your mileage may vary.


It also depends on your budget and how many cards do you want.