wow someone really wants some OCTO. Price doubled in the last day!

very interesting!

wow. less than 1/3 original price? won't you get a better price on ebay?

which version of qt is installed?  How about the other packages and dependencies installed for compiling other wallets?

I am still on 346 Linux drivers and I set my clock and mem speeds in .nvidia-settings.rc as an attribute.  My xorg.conf file enables all gpus in the system as well as coolbits.

sp_, what was wrong with nvidia-smi before the fix?  It seems to work great on my Linux install, there's just no power readings.

i agree. quark algo definitely in the shitter.  anyone have luck mining the newest announced coins, and then dumping right away for better profits?

any linux guys having trouble with commit # 829?

If I try to run the newest miner, the command prompt drops to a "#" (pound sign) and no mining happens.  Reverting to an earlier version of the miner shows the same results as well. 

well, i was just thinking, mining quark could give SP_ a larger sized beer as opposed to any X algo.

any of the X algos are less than half as profitable as quark or lyra2re

^^^ [sarcasm] wow, this guy's not a blatant scammer! [/sarcasm]

nothing about power consumption in that AMD release article.  which, for miners with > free electricity, means almost everything.

quark profitability dropping. major hit last week. anyone have suggestions on what else to mine?

well, in that case.... heh heh. 

just sent in my match screenshot and ino

I have a nice buy order, just waiting for someone to dump into it! 

@rednow, which cards do you have?

yeah power meters are pretty cool. i have a cheap-o Kill-A-Watt and the display updates only once a second, but the range of fluctuation is only a couple watts.

i'm drawing 2.75A from the wall.  All my miners run on the 80+ gold-rated supplies. Looking it up, put in a 12% gain in efficiency and the system is drawing 290W total at the PS.  System is:

• Intel Celeron G1830
• Biostar H81S2
• 5x PCI-e 16x-1x ribbon risers
• 5x Giga 750ti OC
• 1x Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3
• 1x cheapo Sandisk Glide 16GB USB stick running kopiemtu

here's the Seasonic I use: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/10/30/seasonic_gseries_g750_power_supply_review/4#.VVln4a3ImkA
This one's efficiency is pretty flat all the way up to full load.

The +125 MHz overclock in Linux gives me 6.0 MH/s right on the nose, for the Giga 750ti OC cards.

I just looked at my power meter.  I'm running a modded kopiemtu 2.0 usb stick install (ubuntu 14.04) with 5x 750ti cards (Gigabyte OC with 6 pin on top), and a +125 MHz overclock on each card .  With Quark on the latest commit and no -g or -i switches, power comes in around 330W total for the system.

lol. watt's up doc ?!