Just want to add that I recieved the cables a few days ago, good transaction. ... But now on second thought, I really want single molex to PCI-E power cables. I opened u pthe box and then suddenly thought "...Wow, thats a lot of molexes, and I don't nearly have that many on my power supplies... I should've waited for someone to offer single molex adapters..." But thats my problem now  Off to spend more bitcoins on more stuff. You just need a better psu.  I have 3 for sale  |
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TTT for added parts and updated pricing
Send me your offers!
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If you are looking for fresh hops, I know a few farmers in my area growing both organic and non. I do not know the varieties they produce though.
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My apologies for the absence this holiday weekend.
Dividends were paid:
2012-05-26 13:01 7.0 7000 0.001
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Any .308 168gr match grade? Preferably matching lots
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Thank you for your questions weex.
This week we will see the same dividend payments you have seen throughout MergedMining's operations, except all 10,000 shares will receive dividend payments.
I see huge opportunities for dividend growth. I plan to grow the operation in waves, implementing more hashing power and shares until we reach our planned capacity. Being in the position of operating 10GH/s of mining power, I will have the ability to grow this stock steadily as shares are exposed so there is no chance of a decrease in dividends, just growth. Hashrate will be exposed to the public owners as shares are sold and hardware is ordered, 10GH/s backing a 15-20GH/s expansion (no equipment will be sold to buy FPGAs).
The block drop is a questionable area for a lot of the current operators of mining companies listing on the GLBSE. Making a solid move to FPGAs is going to help immensely in offsetting costs of operations. This offset in cost should also grow the company and dividends in return. When the reward halves, it is just that. Our dividends will be effected by this, but moving now to FPGA will secure higher dividends in the future operations of MergedMining 2.0.
MergedMining 2.0 will be as transparent as it's little brother, MergedMining. Shareholders will have the ability to view current hardware and hashrate live, very similar to GIGAMINING.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
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MergedMining 2.0 is a Bitcoin mining company seeking to utilize the "merged" mining technique to increase investment returns by mining for bitcoins and namecoins at the same time. MergedMining has access to electricity at a variable $0.06-$0.12/kWh rate and free internet, making mining costs extremely manageable and giving MergedMining the potential to outperform it's peers.
The Future of MergedMining
Large scale low cost mining utilizing BTC/NMC techniques and GPU/FPGA equipment for current and future investors.
Plan:
Upfront rapid expansion in MergedMining.
We have a unique opportunity here to share in a very lucrative endevour. MergedMining is about to join forces with up to a current 10GH/s farm. Plans for a very rapid expansion are in the works and MergedMining will operate in one weeks time with 2.5GH/s opening all 10,000 shares to receive a full dividend payment of 0.001 BTC weekly. Further expansion into the 10GH/s farm will be done over weekly periods opening new shares to the market at current market value until we reach a maximum limit of 25,000 shares in MergedMining operating at 6.5-10GH/s. Under this plan, by the time we have reached capacity MergedMining will have raised enough BTC for a massive move into FPGA mining with a mining speed reaching 25-35GH/s!
It is my belief that moving into FPGA mining is the correct move to make. Difficulty is rising fast and with a block decrease just over the horizon, this is the time to make a move to secure profitability for the future.
Dividend increases have been purposely left out due to lead time in FPGA equipment & liquidity of market
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Just took a gander at one of my routers that is connected to 8GH/s 2492 TxB/s, uptime 2 days 5 hours ~6 B/s per GH I guess edited for retardation, I need to double check my work after work. It's probably still wrong  |
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Google reverse image search or TinEye. A couple good tools to help protect yourself
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How are you going to meet power requirements? I'm guessing you rent since electricity is included, for now at least
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Some back of the envelope calculations at the current difficulty and reward:
Difficulty 1733208
Block reward 50
Daily reward 1.33
Weekly reward 9.31
Montly reward 39.89
Annual reward 485.28
Each share is equivalent to 2.291GH/s and valued 300BTC.
You should be making your calculations at a block reward of 25 and difficulty greater than 1750000 |
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Your problem is your clocks. Set your core and mem to 725/350 and do not set voltages. Your conf should look similar to this; # Big A Miner Thing configuration
# /etc/bamt/bamt.conf
#
# When done editing, restart mining to make changes here take effect
# If you're just setting up BAMT, be sure to edit pools as well.
#
# As of 0.5, many less common options have been removed from this
# default config to make it easier on the noobs.
#
# You will find a complete example with all options described
# at /opt/bamt/examples/bamt.conf
#
# Note: This is a YAML file. Indentation is significant.
#
# If you break things badly, a backup of this file in it's original
# form can be found at /opt/bamt/examples/bamt.conf.simple
#
---
settings:
miner_id: yomommas
miner_loc: bedroom
do_monitor: 0
do_mgpumon: 1
gpu0:
disabled: 0
pre_oc_cmd: /etc/init.d/munin-node restart
fan_speed: 85
core_speed_0: 300
core_speed_1: 725
core_speed_2: 725
mem_speed_0: 350
mem_speed_1: 350
mem_speed_2: 350
# core_voltage_0: 1.05
# core_voltage_1: 1.05
# core_voltage_2: 1.05
# post_oc_cmd:
kernel_params: BFI_INT VECTORS FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=13 WORKSIZE=128
pool_file: /etc/bamt/pools
pool_timeout: 180
monitor_temp_lo: 45
monitor_temp_hi: 80
monitor_load_lo: 80
monitor_hash_lo: 125
monitor_fan_lo: 2000
monitor_reject_hi: 2
gpu1:
disabled: 0
# pre_oc_cmd:
# fan_speed: 80
core_speed_0: 300
core_speed_1: 725
core_speed_2: 725
mem_speed_0: 350
mem_speed_1: 350
mem_speed_2: 350
# core_voltage_0: 1.05
# core_voltage_1: 1.05
# core_voltage_2: 1.05
# post_oc_cmd:
kernel: phatk2
kernel_params: BFI_INT VECTORS FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=13 WORKSIZE=128
pool_file: /etc/bamt/pools
pool_timeout: 180
monitor_temp_lo: 45
monitor_temp_hi: 80
monitor_load_lo: 80
monitor_hash_lo: 125
monitor_fan_lo: 2000
monitor_reject_hi: 2
Just repeat gpu0 & gpu1. If it doesn't work it's because its x86 If it works make and image of your USB and post it here Send bounty to: 1Fd59Ew6GGSTudFzMfAD9Kynay76mdEWag |
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He seemed ok with sending from his address as I suggested.
Hey guys! Maybe instead of yelling scammer at every newbie, we can offer legitimate alternatives to what they want to do and see if they tuck tail?!
Just a though, I'm sick of reading scammer every tenth post but I understand it's needed sometimes
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no ,it just shows the total, no specific gpu
The upper right on the screen shows 8 GPUs total? 0-7 This is strange b/c 32bit version should not. If it does, please send me an image of your BAMT install so I can use it  810 is high too man. Welcome to overclocking. Step 1 - Start at stock and slowly work your way up to establish stability. |
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830/300
Say what? Are you overvolting them? Stock is 725, 830 is a bit hard man |
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A +1 on SeaSonic. But watch out it is hard to go back once you have gone with the best.
Those are the brands I love. I do love me a Cooler Master case. You'll never go back to Cooler Master after you've had a taste of Silverstone |
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Never replied to my PM...
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