when bitcoin is <250$ maybe  Well, actually, that works for me... I just wonder if it will even fall back to that level one day! |
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He's probably running V2 blades, which means "1.06 or 1.2V depending on your clock needs" is irrelevant - 1.05 to 1.06 volts *only* for the single clock speed. Also everything is built on a single board so there is no interchangable ethernet board.
True, if he's got V2 blades. It sucks. That's why I ordered V1 instead of V2's actually  |
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Basically, all I want to know is: when will we be able to withdraw from WeExchange.
Simple question that needs a simple answer...
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So I have had two blades running in my desktop PC. They ran flawlessly. My 3 other blades, backplane, and PSU have finally come in. I have them all hooked up and I am running into an issue. Randomly 1-2 blades will "reset" to factory settings. They will be on Hashing for hours, but for ASIC test setup or whatever the server and worker is.
At first I thought it was my cheap ethernet switch, but that should NOT cause the blades to factory reset. I just switched the position in the slots of the backplane to see if that helps. The blades are not moving either, so I doubt they are getting "loose'.
Any ideas? The power supply is the long thin one that is the "factory default" one I believe. I also have a box fan blowing on the blades 24/7 so they are not overheating.
Thanks!
If you have a multimeter, you should check the voltage of each power lane, they should be 1.06 or 1.2V depending on your clock needs. Also, the random resets could be caused by a faulty control (Ethernet) board. Try exchanging the control board with a Blade that you know to be OK, and if the problems follows the board, you know where it's coming from. |
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And there is much more than 1 trillion dollars issued and circulating right now
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Now that ASIC miners will be out for LTC in the next few months, it looks like it's time for someone to take a stab at this again so those of us with GPUs will have something to do.
The news is out, but their efficiency and khash/sec*$ remains to be seen |
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If difficulty rise 10x, that might happen, otherwise no
I bet that it will, in less than a year  And that is a good thing for the strength of Bitcoin, as long as it stays decentralized. Also, there should be more incentives for new pools and less for BTC Guild (although they are doing a better work than the mining market, I must say). It's too bad that 50BTC went wrong. |
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Decided to finally start playing poker in BTC. Not sure why I waited so long. So much more easier in so many ways.
Winpoker accepts Bitcoin (this is not a referral link, just thought I would mention it). There are plenty of others of course |
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1000 is still just the beginning. We may see 200 again, but unless Bitcoin fails, we will see 10.000+ eventually.
It's just a fact. Now I'm not saying it will never fail, but if it doesn't before it really goes mainstream, yes, 1000 is only the beginning.
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Maybe not in Q1, but I expect that we'll see the first 10.000ish bubble at least within the next two years, and a sustainable 10.000+ as soon as Bitcoin becomes mainstream. IMO, the latter requires upper layers to facilitate Bitcoin adoption as a clearing and P2P banking system.
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I heard about it about a year ago but didn't research anything about it until 2 months ago. I became fully convinced in the potential of bitcoin after watching a video on youtube where Andreas Antonopoulos explained it in more detail.
How did you find that video? |
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I'm pretty sure that Dropbox will eventually accept Bitcoin. No need to boycott. However, my premium subscription has now expired and will stay so until they accept BTC |
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Some random link online  Seriously? |
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But as i understand it's not NEOBEE who jumped in.. it's just a single person who is working for NEOBEE...
As for most BTC related projects at this stage. Google, Apple and Microsoft started with 2, AFAIK If only they had the same success... |
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"Dear Lawyer,
I've got to tell you something about BASIC-MINING, LABCOIN, ACTIVEMINING and WeExchange.
(...)
Sincerely,
Screwed up bag holder"
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I don't really get the point of liquidating BitFunder and moving funds to WeExchange, if there are no funds at all?
I have 3.2+ BTC on WeExchange but of course can't get past the infamous Could not connect to 2nd stage server. Do you think there are any chance to recover the funds, or is the whole thing yet another scam?
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Sp0tter:
Your allchains.info Difficulty and Hash Rates sections are broken, at least with respect to LTC.
It should be fixed now. I also added the market price for Coinbase for btc. It seems to be broken again, current diff is 2218 and it still shows 1965 Thanks for your useful page! |
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Hey guys,
I have a couple of Blades running for the past few months and I've been tweaking them a bit when running into issues with the chips, i.e. when I was getting one or more X in the "Chip: ..." diagnostics line.
One single X (might be XX), or a couple of them scattered among O's:
Probably heat related. Try power down, 5 min cool down and restart.
Your Blade may require more cooling.
XXXX or XXX (might be XX), sticky after power cycle
Probably voltage related. Locate the corresponding power lane, and use a multimeter to adjust the voltage to the required level (1.06 for low clock, 1.2 for high clock)
All XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
If 5 min cool down doesn't help,
- check PSU voltage under load (should be near 12V)
- check power lanes voltage (should be 1.06 or 1.2V)
- if low clock is OK but not high, your power lanes may need 1.2 instead of 1.06 V
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it's not a bubble.
That is the tl;dr Well not quite |
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Ya Bit and Lite are the Gold and Silver of digital I believe
So do I :-) |
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