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A lot of people bumped an old thread, but the OP was during the time blockchain was having database issues and was offline for a period and confirmations were slow as it's database caught back up during that time. Everything should have been working correctly for weeks since this post.
Light is right though it is variable due to block times and based on priority of transaction which in turn is based on your transaction fee...
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From the link translated:
Re-Load vital is a dietary supplement, its vitalizing effect is based on the following composition:
Caffeine, taurine, glucuronolactone,
6 vitamins,
2 trace elements and
special flavors for a fresh breath.
This balanced blend gives the product the character of 'functional food', ie the components have been assembled so that they reinforce each other in their physiological effect and complement.
For performance-related persons, the regular use of supported Re-Load vital general well-being and provides assistance for healthy and active life. Also for individuals during convalescence is Re-Load vital a suitable means for maintaining quality of life.
Optimal mix of vitamins, minerals and trace elements
There were only selected ingredients that play an important role as a mediator of biochemical reactions in the energy metabolism of the body. Re-Load vital contains important vitamins from the B complex + Vitamin C and additionally the trace elements zinc and selenium.
Vitamins:
With daily use of a bottle Re-Load vital you receive 100% of the recommended daily amount. Your memory of vitamin B and C are thus always optimally filled.
Vitamin B1 - Thiamine (aneurin) is involved in glucose metabolism and in the formation of nerve cells. In extreme lack the disturbed energy production shows in the form of beriberi disease.
Vitamin B2 - Riboflavin (Lactoflavin) and Lactoflavin have their central role in oxidative processes in carbohydrate metabolism. They appear mainly in milk and are also recommended for the prophylaxis of migraine.
Vitamin B3 - Niacin (niacinamide) is also involved as a coenzyme in redox processes in carbohydrate metabolism. Vitamin B3 reduces sunburn risk in an expression of keratosis or skin cancer. An extreme deficiency leads to pellagra, a skin disease with typical changes in the parts of the body exposed to sunlight.
Vitamin B5 - calcium pantothenate (pantothenic acid) is important for the formation of enzymes, which in turn play a central role in carbohydrate metabolism, as well as in the synthesis of steroid hormones.
Vitamin B6 - pyridoxine derivatives act as coenzymes in the protein metabolism, especially in the synthesis of hemoglobin.
Vitamin C - ascorbic acid meets a variety of physiological functions.
vitamin C is an antioxidant and builds as a scavenger of oxidative stress within tissues, which is partly responsible for the aging process and development of various diseases.
vitamin C strengthens the immune system with infection.
As a coenzyme, vitamin C at the Biosynthesis of collagen involved, which is needed for building up connective tissue. A deficiency leads to scurvy.
Minerals:
Sodium: Increased intake of sodium salts to increase extracellular water retention and can lead to high blood pressure. Note for patients with hypertension (hypertensive patients): A bottle of Re-Load vital contains only 32 mg of sodium equivalent to 1.4% of the daily recommended minimum.
Trace elements:
Metal ions act in very small amounts as co-factors for enzymes in vital biochemical reactions.
Zinc is an important coenzyme for protein synthesis and also acts as an antioxidant. A bottle of Re-Load vital contains 5 milligrams of zinc corresponding to 50% of the recommended daily dose.
Selenium is required as an essential component an enzyme causes the production of active thyroid hormone (T3). Selenium deficiency leads to hypothyroidism. A bottle of Re-Load vital contains 38 micrograms of selenium according to 54% of the recommended daily dose.
The handy bottle contains your entire daily ration of 10 servings
Ingredients:
water, sugar, taurine, glucuronolactone, caffeine, stabilizer glycerin, vitamin-mineral blend (vitamin C, niacin, zinc citrate, calcium pantothenate, vitamins B1, B2, B6, sodium selenite), acidity regulator sodium citrate, citric acid, emulsifier polysorbate 40, sucralose sweetener, preservatives potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate, flavors.
One bottle (60 ml) contains:
Energy: 190 kJ = 45 kcal
Fat: 0.0 g
Protein: 0.0 g
Carbohydrates: 11.2 g = 0.9 BE
Taurine: 400 mg
Glucuronolactone: 168mg
Caffeine: 160mg
Vitamin B1 - Thiamine: 1.5mg
Vitamin B2 - Riboflavin: 2.0 mg
Vitamin B3 - Niacin: 15.9 mg
Vitamin B5 - Calcium: 6.7 mg
Vitamin B6 - Pyridoxine 1.7 mg
Vitamin C - Ascorbic acid: 80 mg
Recommended daily amount:
One bottle = 60 ml = 10 servings. The consumption of a bottle a day should not be exceeded.
Nutrition:
The carbohydrates consist essentially of sucrose. The sugar content of a bottle corresponds to 0.9 BE. Proteins and fats are not included.
Notes:
Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Not suitable for caffeine sensitive people, children, pregnant women and nursing mothers.
Keep out of the reach of small children.
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Received Payment for 1 negotiated in a PM. Other 2 gridseeds pending to Pistachio will update upon payment receipt.
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In case you ever need to figure that out yourself:
USB Hubs operate on 5 Volt Power
volt X amp = watt
5 x 1.5 = 7.5 watt
5 x 1.8 = 9 watt
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Thanks Dave, I believe they recently dropped the price, but this tells me where to gauge.
New price $155 per Gridseed.
$500 in BTC shipped without laptop $525 in BTC shipped with the laptop.
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I also just tested on GAW miners and you can NOT apply the code to a single 189 gridseed this is the error you receive:
Your order does not meet the minimum total for this coupon code to be applied. Please spend another $710.05 first.
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I was looking at all the sales on them and most of the prices in the sub 190 range are just the miner, no power, no usb cables, no hub, etc. and in some instances require a minimum of 10 to be purchased.
At $180 x 3 = $540 + 5 for cables, 10 for hub, 10 for power, 15 to ship = $580. I thought $575 was fair compared to current pricing, but am open to offers for those interested!
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up for the day, am I asking too much or are people not buying small quantities?
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I am a gamer using his rig to mine when idle. About a year ago I was getting ~500Mhs using a Radeon HD7970, then because of a technical issue I stopped mining for a few months and eventually replaced the Radeon with GeForce GTX770... ...on which I am currently getting ~130Mhs. What follows may be quite a dumb question: did anything change (eg some network property), that would explain a much lower hashrate on a better card? Or is there something wrong with my setup? I'm using: BTCGuild/BitMinter, GUIMiner/BitMinter, Win7 The Answer is in your post. You changed cards the 7970 is MUCH more efficient at mining. Just because it is a "better" card for gaming doesn't mean it is for mining. You will be able to increase your hashrate some with cudaminer, but a 770 will NEVER compare to a Radeon 7970. Also as mentioned video cards eat more power than they can produce mining SHA coins and you should look into scrypt type alt coins, even then if you are paying for electricity a maxed out 770 running at 200Kh/s+ will barely break even at .10 kWh |
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Looking over the threads across for sale and group buys I realized I was a little high on my asking price so I adjusted both down $50 USD.
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That's a very vague question and the answer changes every 10ish days!
To help answer the question properly what are you goals?
How much do you have to invest/lose?
How much is electricity where you will be mining?
Online calculators (like genesis block mining calc) will be a place to start to give you an idea of your return over a period for a certain hashrate and cost, but there is a lot more to it than just saying 1THs is enough. Enough for how much for how long and what can you justify spending on that 1Ths?
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If the file was created with the standard android bitcoin wallet (Andreas Schildbach) backup it is a bitcoinj backup not bitcoind so limited to what can read/import it. You should be able to import it into multibit though. Andreas is pretty responsive to support emails as well so he may be able to deciper if it is in fact from his app.
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Why did you delete my post you mean ole post deleter.
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I just picked these up in a trade last week, but am going to sell and use the money elsewhere (starting a physical store front). They have been running solid at 850 clock/361.x Kh/s for 2 days. 3 5-chip Gridseed gold miners 1 10 port usb hub w/ power and cable - this is cheap and some of the ports are touchy, but it works. 1 Power Brick w/ 4 way Gridseed Adapter - 3 taken room for 1 more Gridseed on the cables 4 mini usb cables for the Gridseeds - 1 extra if you pickup a bare Gridseed you will have everything needed to plug in power and usb cable. 1 Old Dell laptop (12" Latitude? It's small can get more details if needed but power adapter for it is UNDER 50 watt so low power usage) if you want it included to make it a complete mining setup. -Pentium 700Mhz, 256 MB ram, 20? gig hd currently winxp installed with cgminer 3.7.2 (gridseed edition) and zadig driver tool. ONLY 1 USB port so not sure it will detect a jump drive attached to a hub on boot to boot linux? Also this does not include cd/floppy drive and not sure battery condition. Looking for $525 in BTC shipped in the US flat rate USPS for EVERYTHING above. Will do $500 in BTC shipped without laptop or extra usb cable. Use coinbase or preev pricing at time of transaction. Pictures below http://s138.photobucket.com/user/nachius/embed/slideshow/bitcoin/Gridseed |
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I think I need to do pin shorting but can someone confirm ? I cannot see this mobo in the list. That isn't an all inclusive list. Try the A1 B17 jumper and see if it detects. It's a quick troubleshooting step to find out if that is your issue. |
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What are you looking for for the board?
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What are your auction terms?
Just FYI...I just shipped 4 rigs in a HUGE box no frames though, but included mobos, mem, cpus, GPUs, PSUs, cables, etc. 67ish lbs. for $60 UPS Ground with $500 insurance. $150 seems high.
What do you mean by terms? Ok thats cool. For sure, I will only charge the shipping price that it costs. $150 was my guess but it sounds like you already have a better idea. I can work out the shipping no problem. Typically auctions contain: Starting price Minimum Bid Bid Increments Sometimes Buy it now price how long it will run for (as in when it ends) shipping and payment terms |
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