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The block explorer seems to be out of sync... I show 63571 blocks and the explorer shows 63525 even after multiple refreshes...
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Sounds to me like a power supply issue. The minimum system requirements for a single r9 290x is 750w PSU (though 550-600w should be fine for just one) and you need at least 800w for a single crossfire set-up.
If your temps are running fine, then I would try backing off your intensity settings a bit, if the issue goes away, blame the PSU.
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System specs please, particularly your PSU brand/wattage.
Also, I assume you know this, but be sure you have the 6 pin AND 8 pin power supply connectors plugged in...
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Thanks for sharing what happened and that is very scary.
I apologized to the staff of CEX, but I'd like to apologize to you as well, I was pissed off last night and my behavior during my discussion with you was unacceptable and uncalled for. I am very sorry for that. No foul, I'm pretty hot tempered myself and I was clearly pushing your buttons, even though I wasn't trying too. It is very easy to spin out of control in these chats. I'll delete my posts as a sign of good will. Thank you sincerely for the apology and I apologize too. Thank you for your apology as well and for being understanding of the situation. I have also deleted my parts of the argument/accusations. Much respect to you sir! |
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Well, I'm an asshole...
Someone did in fact gain unauthorized access to my AOL email account and that is how they gained access to my CEX account.
This was entirely my own fault and I would like to apologize to CEX for blaming them.
Still though, Support going a week and a half without contact for a compromised account which has been marked as "High" priority is still bad practice.
But as far as my accusations that CEX may have cleaned out my account, I was wrong and I am very sorry.
So to the person who gained access to my AOL email account from their mobile phone (Wind Telecomunicazioni S.P.A.) in Italy using IP 151.47.168.64 and who owns the Litecoin address LRrCYJxuZUf6k2nurkEezeppd6rhLpSrht you can go f*** yourself and you have been reported. Shouldn't be too hard to track you seeing as how you used a mobile phone, dumbass...
MODS: Please feel free to close/delete this thread as this situation is essentially resolved. Thanks!
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Done, thanks for the reminder! |
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Thanks for sharing what happened and that is very scary.
I apologized to the staff of CEX, but I'd like to apologize to you as well, I was pissed off last night and my behavior during my discussion with you was unacceptable and uncalled for. I am very sorry for that. |
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Well, I'm an asshole...
Someone did in fact gain unauthorized access to my AOL email account and that is how they gained access to my CEX account.
This was entirely my own fault and I would like to apologize to CEX for blaming them.
Still though, Support going a week and a half without contact for a compromised account which has been marked as "High" priority is still bad practice.
But as far as my accusations that CEX may have cleaned out my account, I was wrong and I am very sorry.
So to the person who gained access to my AOL email account from their mobile phone (Wind Telecomunicazioni S.P.A.) in Italy using IP 151.47.168.64 and who owns the Litecoin address LRrCYJxuZUf6k2nurkEezeppd6rhLpSrht you can go f*** yourself and you have been reported. Shouldn't be too hard to track you seeing as how you used a mobile phone, dumbass...
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Finally received a response from Support, hopefully we will get this worked out now...
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I really don't understand who is selling at this price :|
People who are dumping so they can buy back in at lower prices and people like me who pay their bills by daytrading and mining... The only reason the price has gone as low as it has is because C-CEX doesn't have enough people online to keep up the demand to match the supply. Once C-CEX gets bigger there will be more trade volume and we will become less volatile... |
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what is the (max. achievable) total amount of Gridcoins since we have CPU+GPU mining?
what I understood is we have 168 million from GPU mining (based on the avg. 100 GRC per blocks).
and for CPU mining we have the similar amount, right? Which means we are expected to produce 2x168 Million coins in total. Am I correct?
I don't think so ... all coins follow a protocol where only 1 block gets solved/broadcast in the target time, so a particular block can be solved by either a GPU miner or(/and special case when doing both) CPU miner. So the total target would still be 168 M instead of 2 x 168 M (taking an avg of 100 GRC per block generated). I am not so clear right now as well. How the block can be solved by CPU miner since no scrypt is running on their miners. Good question . Its got to do with with the parameter (cpumining=true) you put into the conf file ... the client looks up that file and tries to generate grc by hashing away I believe. I maybe wrong though, maybe someone could correct . CPU mining works like this: You place your Account ID numbers for each project in the "Projects" list in the appropriate box next to each project. You set your username for those projects to your default receiving address. Your computer does work for those BOINC projects. You get paid each day based on the amount of work done for those BOINC projects. this I know. Just wondering how many coins can be generated per day considering both CPU and GPU miners. And what is the total amount of coins can be mined? lmue, on 11 Feb 2014 - 10:43 AM, said: what is the (max. achievable) total amount of Gridcoins since we have CPU+GPU mining? what I understood is we have 168 million from GPU mining (based on the avg. 100 GRC per blocks). and for CPU mining we have the similar amount, right? Which means we are expected to produce 2x168 Million coins in total. Am I correct? Answered by Rob: Correct. 50% CPU, 50% GPU. Hmmm, in that case Rob should edit OP to reflect the correct number of total coins because for right now it says "~168 million" |
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Did you notice the hashrate at both times ?
Hmmm, I did not... I will be sure to take a look next time... |
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Difficulty has come back down to 3, but was at 11 for about 30-60 minutes... Whoever's been hopping chains back and forth seems to have made a big upgrade to their hashing power...
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Ummm, the block explorer seems to be having a problem: Server Error in '/' Application.
Runtime Error
Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine.
Details: To enable the details of this specific error message to be viewable on remote machines, please create a <customErrors> tag within a "web.config" configuration file located in the root directory of the current web application. This <customErrors> tag should then have its "mode" attribute set to "Off".
<!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->
<configuration>
<system.web>
<customErrors mode="Off"/>
</system.web>
</configuration>
Notes: The current error page you are seeing can be replaced by a custom error page by modifying the "defaultRedirect" attribute of the application's <customErrors> configuration tag to point to a custom error page URL.
<!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->
<configuration>
<system.web>
<customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="mycustompage.htm"/>
</system.web>
</configuration> |
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Gridcoin at difficulty 11!!!
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Sleep/Work status written to file %appdata%status.txt for s4mmy.
Is this log auto-rotated or will it just continue to increase in size...? |
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... unable to upgrade this client via the console as it gets stuck at "Waiting for Gridcoin wallet to exit" and after it fails it returns "Upgrade failed. The operation has timed out".
I got that message also but the update appeared to work despite the failure message. The client has been running for several hours now as version 77 and appears to be normal. Mine did not upgrade until just a few minutes ago. It would fail out and still show as version 76. But it's upgraded now, hopefully no more sync problems... |
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Ok, randomly I tried upgrading again and got a remote server 404 error, then i tried one more time and it upgraded fine... Strange...
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Woke up this morning to find my miner was out of sync (20 blocks behind). Restarting the client got it back in sync. I also had my other client go out of sync multiple times yesterday and have been unable to upgrade this client via the console as it gets stuck at "Waiting for Gridcoin wallet to exit" and after it fails it returns "Upgrade failed. The operation has timed out".
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what is the (max. achievable) total amount of Gridcoins since we have CPU+GPU mining?
what I understood is we have 168 million from GPU mining (based on the avg. 100 GRC per blocks).
and for CPU mining we have the similar amount, right? Which means we are expected to produce 2x168 Million coins in total. Am I correct?
I don't think so ... all coins follow a protocol where only 1 block gets solved/broadcast in the target time, so a particular block can be solved by either a GPU miner or(/and special case when doing both) CPU miner. So the total target would still be 168 M instead of 2 x 168 M (taking an avg of 100 GRC per block generated). I am not so clear right now as well. How the block can be solved by CPU miner since no scrypt is running on their miners. Good question . Its got to do with with the parameter (cpumining=true) you put into the conf file ... the client looks up that file and tries to generate grc by hashing away I believe. I maybe wrong though, maybe someone could correct . CPU mining works like this: You place your Account ID numbers for each project in the "Projects" list in the appropriate box next to each project. You set your username for those projects to your default receiving address. Your computer does work for those BOINC projects. You get paid each day based on the amount of work done for those BOINC projects. |
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