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check your CPU and RAM, try to pull it out and back in, ensure that it is properly in place, look also with the power supply for your mainboard, ensure that it is also plugged. 24pins and 8 pins
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I will save it, take it if there is a sudden need  how about you ? will try to make a living for this, I am reading how to trade, invest, or mining whenever possible depending to what will it turn out to later. |
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One question, what's the energy price in your place, if it's higher than 0.05$ KWH, it will be really risky for you to mine anything, because you may cost around 30~40% of coin income for mining. If the price is comparatively low in your place, you would be better utilize these resource. For me, you could buy some potential coins, e.g., DeepOnion. The price is around 3$, but I believe it will raise to around 100$ soon....
that's so f'king bull.sh*t!! if your electricity is hlgher than $0.05 kwh it won't be profitable to mine? do what this guy is doing, build your account to higher status and get paid chump change to advertise other company campaigns. Geez, dude, is that a hate comment? there is nothing wrong with getting to higher stats and paid by sig campaigns, better to correct it, you're not helping either. as for the OP, check/read about hardware hashrates on what you are going to mine, estimate difficulty, check online mining calculators, like whattomine. if your power pricings in your area is more than 0.2$/kwh think twice. |
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Sounds simple enough, right? But that's actually easier said than done. There's alot of "ifs" in your plan. You're just pretty much hoping that the markets move the way you would like it to. When the price climb to $4100/btc, I sell my 0.184 btc to get my first capital and get $754.4 and 0.191 btc left .then when the price dump again to around $3900, I buy it again with my $754.4, so I get 0.193xxx btc and my total btc is 0.384xx. Then what if the price dumped more after you bought at $3900? What would you do now? Panic sell? The bitcoin market isn't gonna hover around the $3900-$4100 price range forever. It could dump to $2500 next week, or rise to $5000, no one knows. Don't forget that crypto markets are super volatile. There are so much flaws I can see with this 'strategy'. But if you could make it work, then good. Best of luck. ,yeah totally agree, its sounds good to me when you are actually at the right timing and always keeping an eye at the market price, but what if you cannot watch all the time? it is not that you are always sticking around in the corner and just watching the price, does it even sound boring or as what have he said what if the price suddenly goes down but you bought not at the lowest? you'll probably panic sell or much wiser if you hold it then wait til it pumps back. this has caught my attention, then how do you handle this situation? I know there are flaws, will you still hold? what if it totally down to the deepest dip? how do you handle it? |
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I just sometimes rely on the crypto Exchanges news and updates, info gathering is not easy here, shitty comments are all over the place
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I dont understand, what are you trying to do?
Maybe he wants to stop EF to do POS, as would not need mining powers, but I doubt with his hashing power. |
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I strongly think it is and obv. this lowers the overall quality of this forum as a source for useful information. As soon as a newbie asks a question, sig spammers start crowding the topic with their 99% sensless/false/bs answers. Some (most?) of them didn't even understand the topic!
@Theymos: The problem is not created by the sig spammers, but the system allowing it. There might be a point where Bitcointalk will be rejected by the users, when you can't find the information you are looking for, because it's hidden in a flood of trash.
that is why there a people called 'Managers' in Sig campaigns, they kick people in the butt when someone spamming a discussion, and all but a trash statements, and by the way, there is an IGNORE Button that is somewhat useful. Cheers... |
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It is not necessarily to be 'rich', because people have their own ways on how they want to use their bitcoin. Maybe just to buy things that they want, or support the needs of their family, others may want to save it for something big, and many other ways. Maybe being 'rich' is one, but it doesn't mean that you'll become rich if you are using bitcoin.
Being Rich, doesn't mean necessary or unnecessary, it defines how much wealth you have, Instant rich in Bitcoin? I dont think so, but I know someone who got "Instant Loss" in Bitcoin. Lol |
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Price being unstable is not at all an issue with bitcoin. Real users were much attracted towards it just because of the volatility. Bitcoin will be used longer and keep growing reach a larger market around the globe. Same will not help with the bitcoin going mainstream.
Well it is an issue in the sense of acceptance for services people need to rely on. The unstable price is not an issue in the sense that the people who are into bitcoin now want to (A) change the world with the philosophy that bitcoin represents or (B) get rich and/or lambo's. Think the people you mean are of group B  I do not see why the instability of the price is an issue when in the long term bitcoin goes up, if the store owner gets bitcoin for his product and then the price goes down the only thing he has to do now is to hold for some time until he gets back his money, in the other hand if he is lucky he may get a price increase in which case not only he will get the price of the product sold but even more money in return. no need to hold, as the store owner can directly convert BTC into fiat, imho, fluctuations is not an issue in a store as it could adapt pricing automatically, what I see is that "Hesitation exist, due to lack of knowledge how blockchain/BTC really works. |
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it depends on what miner you are using, that you may adjust its intensities, however, for Most Nvidia, just play around with Overclocking and underclocking using MSI afterburner.
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check your hardware behavior, is it only the miner software that freezed? how bout the whole system, if your problem is about pools, you could try any other pools out there, nicehash for example.
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there is a project on this forum called SimpleMining, it is actually really nice and helps resolve most issues ever from the aspect of a newbie miner! it supplies everything needed.go ahead and look it up.
So how does your research turned out to? have you successfully run your miners? how much hashrate are you getting? |
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I am willing to participate, kindly see my details.
Btctalk name: Leonix007
Rank: Full Member
Current post count: 157
BTC address: 38kvWs8GPU39CMeXmbxytJZwJaqaZv8FYi
ETH address: 0x128b3F9661c912640854018c7485E2574df1C3D8
Wear appropriate signature: yes
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three weeks is not enough, some of us here took years to fully know each and every coins behavior if you go for trading, do your homework at crypto, it may save your ass losing money and making money here.
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I don't understand the question? You are asking if it is too late to use money.  No. you can use money whenever you like. The OP is seeking an advice whether it is too late to buy bitcoin, he might want to ride on a train with currently price versus previous BTC price. Anyone wants this answer as it is an equivalent to an easy money, however, there is no easy money nowadays. |
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Should I Say ' Bitcoin Falls, then Alt Falls', its obviously observed, when the mother falls, the children follows.
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Mining alts, dump to BTC  |
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Price go down, probably yes, IMHO, Death would be No, however once the fear is over and Bitcoin will start to climb up again.
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