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I mostly agree on all that you say
BUT the greedy ones have the big $$$ in their pockets, and thus can mine ( with huge rigs - asics ) /buy coins in an insane amount if they wish.
So at the end it's still the rich that win
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blackcoinpool.com currently at 1.5Ghash... Let's all pull it up to 2. It's Black Friday!
My rig's are hitting after 12  |
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So it's not a joke... and scrypt ASICs are out there... and now 1 of those sh**bags is raping newborn baby coin... nice, very nice...  I will NEVER BUY any of those clone scrypt coins anymore!! No need for it to be an Asic. A friend of mine in Holland as a GPU farm that is capable of much more than the top one in this list |
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WHO THE FUCK IS DUMPING RIGHT NOW??
Sell mate, panic!!  I'll catch your coins, don't worry. yes please sell so that we can buy cheap hehe |
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Can someone post details/pictures of the 5v fan mod? Is there another point to solder the fan leads to? Is it dangerous in any way (dangerous in terms of load to the newly utilized power circuit)?
Speaking of Fan mod...for silent operation...: With all my due respect to Wolfey's solution...There is another "Classic Silent fan" solution from the CPU overclocking experience...7V fan driving...between 12V and 5V power lines... How...: Disconnect the GROUND/BLACK wire from the original position...and solder back to the 5V regulator uP1707 output...this is the small / medium size 8-pin chip to the left of the 12V PS supply connector...the easiest point to connect are to the big output SMD caps to the right of the IC...C201/C203...their pins towards the center of the board...facing the square inductor close to them...this is 5V output supply...uP1707 is rated for up to 3A...so the current load of the fan should not have any effect on the circuit... Mine is running whisper quiet @ 6.69V...11.82V - 5.13V ... IMHO this is better solution ...because of the higher voltage...better performance/cooling...but still silent/no noise...not creating ANY load to 5V USB supply, preventing possible issues with USB hub(s) with many Gridseeds...not having enough juice...etc... As usual...try at your own risk... Cheers, ZiG P.S. I am assuming that everybody, interested in these mods, has already PDF schematics of the 5-chip Gridseed device from...: https://github.com/gridseed/usb-miner/tree/master/hardwareOr you could just cut the wires and put them on 5V from an PC ATX PSU right? |
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Bells rock !
Damn right! Can't wait for the fork! It's a great time to buy people are selling at crazy low prices. Need to have this coin on other exchanges that would be nice |
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Not to be a troll...but after reading extensively on getting a gridseed setup...ROI looks to be 6-8 months...well after the high powered ASICs arrive. Is buying gridseeds really worth it?
In a way it's a bet (and proven to be a fairly good one) that the aforementioned high-powered ASICs will be late. I think the saying is: a megahash in the hand is worth two in the bush (or something like that). True and KNC will most certainly deliver late already as I've seen on the forums. Some kind of month were they don't work or so |
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only one pool that is available ( other one does not load ) and the available one can't get to get registered.
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i should wait Saturday, Sunday to buy at 4000
is that right? Even with the shit of the past week BC "scratched" those 4000! we will see but i think you will wait Looooong for 4000! No more 4000, 5000, or even 6000. That boat is gone. And now i have to correct myself; 7000 boat is gone as well. Get it or forget it. lets see how far we sail when multipool hits and all the people hitting with their rigs, and leased ones |
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I did pretty well with what I received today. Very pleased with the multipool.
what did you receive in 12H and with how much mh/s 2900 kh/s on bamt = 190bc (24hrs) 180 gh/s Antminer = 210bc (<24hrs) If it gets better, I'll comment. But the results have been variable. These are solid decent payouts. That's real decent payouts indeed because on coinshift you get about 0.005459 BTC per mh/s per day. so at the actual 7100 satoshi that BC is worth it's indeed a very good payout, little less than coinshift, but if BC goes up above 7500 an hell, if it goes even higher the better the payout |
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so you did not solder between the two connection points of the SMD that you replaced.
what's that other point you took to solder the resistor on?
It's the test point that is connected to the rear (not inner) most solder point of the SMD chip. It's easier to solder it there than otherwise although I can easily do it that way too. It's optional, if you must use the original solder points. Electrically, they are the same connection. Ok I see, it seems actually much more easy like this, having more space between the points, more space to use the solder iron |
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so you did not solder between the two connection points of the SMD that you replaced.
what's that other point you took to solder the resistor on?
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awesome thing is the scrypt speed of multipool is going higher and higher everyday  I've got mine rented for tommorow I'm totally new to mining. How would I rent a rig to mine tomorrow? Select your rig, pay, point the stratum, fill in user and password and done!  Now that's cool It's pretty cheap too, cheaper than those buggers selling on ebay |
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I changed it to 2gh/s. Is that good?
you way too soft PB, peer-pressure tssk tssk. LOL! This isn't a workplace, or a school, this is a business. Surely it's best if it is adapted to suit most consumer needs? Yes but it must also be a successful business model. If they loose to much money, price will maybe go up to compensate for example Maybe for the people that cannot get any referral in would it be an idea to get a little bonus per XX amount of GH/s bought or possessed |
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I did pretty well with what I received today. Very pleased with the multipool.
what did you receive in 12H and with how much mh/s |
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awesome thing is the scrypt speed of multipool is going higher and higher everyday I've got mine rented for tommorow |
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| vid0 | vid1 | W | R (K) | | 0 | 0 | 12.4 | 33 | | 0 | 1 | 10.4 | 30 | | 1 | 0 | 11.2 | 27 | | 1 | 1 | 14.0 | 36 |
47kOhm 1% gives you stable 1100mhz to 1150mhz range 21,5 W Powerdraw including PSU
52kOhm 1% gives you stable 1200mhz 31W including PSU
56kOhm 1% gives you stable 1250mhz 44W including PSU
86kOhm 1% draw way to much and did turn off the device instantly (onboard powersupply is not rated for > 60W) we assumed it to take around 80W.
If you are funny you can try to use an 64kOhms resistor and you will probably get the highest possible frequency of 1300mhz.
you power usage seem to be WAY off or are we talking mulitpe grid here? ive just tested my grid - pre mod - running at 850mhz, and it showed a draw of 0.6A. so Watts = V . A 12 * 0.6 = 7.2 Watts - pretty close to the 7w spec given by gridseed. oh that with the stock 33k ohm resistor - NOT 12.4 wat. i really dont see increase the resistor to 56k producing a 44w draw per unit. thats a heck of a jump for a few milli volts. whats the voltage increased to 1.28? 1.3v? So please check your calcs check your measure and report on single unit etc. (mine was take using digital mulitmeter set in series to my grid - consume modified molex adaptor just for measuring the amps with my meter) And anyone still using the orignal power supply that came with it BIN IT!!!!!! i came home the other day and my flat was without power fusebox tripped. turned out the gridseed power supply origanl had tripped the fuse. everything now runs off an old computer PSU. Well I saw that they also did the the test on : http://cryptomining-blog.com/1839-another-new-voltmod-update-for-the-gridseed-5-chip-btcltc-asic-miners/and they also show 20w |
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Ok, not sure where to post this so for lack of a better place I will put it here for discussion: KNC is now specifying a MINIMUM of 250 Mh/s for 10K or $40 per 1 Mh/s! Compare that price to performance cost to the Gridseed 5 chip miners (360 Kh/s) and they should be selling for $14.40 each  Supposedly KNC is shipping Q2/Q3 2014 but by that time they may increase the hashrate yet again (originally specified at 100 Mh/s about two weeks ago?). If KNC wasn't a reputable company I would call BS. I find myself hard pressed to order more Gridseeds at $165/piece Just had a thought...wonder if KNC announced their hash rates to slow down Gridseed sales? Would be interesting to know if it had an affect on the sale of Gridseeds and GPUs. I know it stopped me from buying more. That is actually a pretty good point and valid! I can tell you it does slow down the gridseed sales. I know someone that was going to order an amount of 600 of them and is now going to buy much much less and invest it into pre orders. I wish I could get them at 165$ but here in Europe it's more 165€ and above! more often 200 if you buy by the unti |
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That's UTC 9:00 PM tomorrow. We will add this information to the ANN together with the pools later tonight.
Why launch a Dutch coin so late in the evening? Why not 19:00 in the evening? Exactly. Launching a coin at 23:00 local time for the target market is a bit strange. That's a typical dutch thing, Eat at 18.00 to bed at 21/22.00 lol |
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