Fixed.

So, is this a deal where you gave them BTC, and they return it you in the form of weekly LTC payments? Completely hands-off of the 'farm'?

10BTC seems like a lot for just 11MH/s and for LTC only, especially considering the risk. The least you should be able to do is control the miners remotely, and pick your own coins.

Buyer's remorse?

Understand that *you* aren't the only one having problems. I couldn't pull coins out at all last night, but I'm not whining about it.

When the price swings and the trades slow down because of it, the system recovers and catches up. That's why it seems like it does. Think of the order of magnitude that orders are happening now on Cryptsy. Vern is very likely making a massive payout just on trading fees. There is no reason whatsoever for him to have an incentive to slow them down at all. Any even tiny amount of scam involved in that would come at the cost of a loss in trading fees because orders aren't getting executed or aren't getting placed because the system is so loaded down. SMH....

Complainers: If you don't like it, go use another damned exchange. FFS, nobody is forcing you to use Cryptsy. You're using it, because despite it's flaws, it's one of the better exchanges out there. Effing BTER won't let you trade or withdrawl to 8 digits, so they are playing the office space game and trying to pocket a million half penny transactions. *That* is a scam. BTCe won't trade in many coins. I won't touch Mtgox because my fucking email and pass got leaked on the net when they got hacked. So please, go away or STFU.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. 

BTC could be worth $100 tomorrow. Some official in the PROC Gov't makes an announcement and overnight BTC loses half it's value. Yeah, it recovered SOME, but it's hardly a stable commodity. And is what BTC is, a commodity, not a currency. People mine/trade BTC like Gov'ts pump/trade oil. The price is just as volatile too.

Scarcity has nothing to do with it. Your advice is false economy. The coins only have value if people are willing to trade in them. Diamonds *could* be worth $1k, if someone was offering that much for them. Even then, are they the only one offering $1k? A 5,000 DMD sell wall could easily kill the price on it, because there just isn't enough liquidity to support it. As more and more Alt-coins are released, further diluting the liquidity of the market, spreading it out between coins. It will get harder to trade over time, not easier. There is no fundamental reason why *any* altcoin should gain value, other than it being traded and accepted more. Holding on to them is counter productive to that goal. Right now, it's just a game between currency speculators and miners.

Take your ball and go home please.

Seems like there should be a Doge meme to fit OP's problem:

So drama much...  

That's what you get for trading in a marketing experiment.

Go mine a real coin.

Seriously.  

My Cryptsy deposits on several coins have been crediting in 20 minutes or less. The points disappeared then came back, and are really rather insignificant. It's an incentive, not your rent payment. Oh the drama...

ASICs Killed BTC/SHA256 mining for GPU owners. LTC/Scrypt was born. ASICs compete with Scrypt, push out low end GPUs, a new (more ASIC resistant) coin will be made.

Bottom line, $9000 will buy you ~15MH/s in GPU Scrypt performance, with the added security of being able to resell the hardware. If you're frugal, you can probably improve on that. Cooling is still an issue, but both cooling and electricity aren't problems for a lot of people. Even if this isn't some elaborate scam (don't hold your breath) this isn't the same deal as with BTC.

Also, seems like saying Global Foundries will be doing your manufacturing is just name dropping for credibility. GF is a very large company. I'd be surprised if they would bother with a small order like this. Maybe we should call them up and ask if they are affiliated.  

Moved:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=388111.new#new

528w max on the 12v rail... Nevermind that running it near capacity for extended periods will burn out your PSU quickly.

http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8285

Likely your PSU rating is overstated. Don't even bother mining with the 660TI. That's worth what 180MH/s? Not worth the power costs, even if *you* aren't paying the power bill.

One of my temporary rigs was my gaming machine. 2 R9 280x's, built in a HAF X case, 2 slots apart, with the side panel open, and fans blowing in very cool air (25-35*F) from the outside ducted directly to the GPU intakes -- still overheated the top card. That's even undervolted to .980v VDDC. Unless I bring the ambient temp in the room down to about 60*F or so, the intensity will regularly drop to cool down the GPU. On the coldest nights <32*F, the cold air was enough to keep the GPU temp steady @ ~74*C. The room, which isn't particularly small, with a fan blowing in air from the outside, self regulated to about 62*F ambient when I had both cards running, but I started having low humidity problems in the house because of the dry air constantly pumping in. Waking up feeling like a dried out sponge with a nosebleed isn't fun. 

The heat output on these cards is enormous. Build it into a larger case, use risers, and/or use a skeleton frame case if you want to run multiple GPUs of this class. These aren't 7950's, they will heat you out.

For every DOGE there will be 7 KATCoins...

Finally. All Dogecoin does is shit on my lawn, time for something new.  

Watch out everyone! We've got a badass here. 

Your pool isn't reporting blocks found, nor paying anything out. I found several blocks while testing out your pool. Your website seems unable to see any of it.

FUD.

Don't you have some Ponzi scam to go spam?

Every bubble pops sooner or later. It's just an opportunity to pickup cheap coin and make a good profit on the ride back up.

My farm is complaining that work isn't being sent fast enough from my wallet. 

Any ideas to help speed things up? The wallet is running on an i7 920 @ 3.5GHz, 16GB RAM, on a 50Mb/s fiber connection. I'm quite sure my system isn't loaded down.

I didn't forget the fee. I have still made more. My portion of the lotto blocks isn't that small. I roll in the top 5 most of the time, and am #3 at the moment.

Having spent a lot of time solo mining & pool mining, based on the math, pool mining is better by about 10%. I think it has to do with the frequency that the pool hits the lotto blocks. Solo mining, I found 4 blocks in a row, so just over a minute or so I think. Made like 150k total from the random amounts. Around that same time, a pool found a single lotto block for 262k. It's just the luck of the draw, but it still worked out for the pool. If you take a look at all the blocks you've mined for a pool (coins generated) and you look at your payouts. If your payouts are higher than your coins generated (due to other miners in your pool finding lotto blocks), then you were better off in the pool, than solo. 

Genius. In fact, I have an awesome idea, I'll start a coin, KAT (Short for CatCoin) which will give you bonuses for any blocks mined on Caturday. Grumpy cat can be our mascot. 

Something is wrong with the hash estimates. It's saying the pool hash (135) is higher than the network hash (95).

Really? That joke of a coin? He seriously Photo-chopped a face of a dog onto a gold coin, added an 'e' and has all the grammar skills of a Nigeran Prince trying to give you money. Why would you waste your time with that?

I would hardly say it's stolen any thunder. In fact, it's thankfully tied up plenty of other mining resources while I mine the shit out of LOT.