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I have a couple of rigs with assorted Radeons 58XX, and I'd like to move them to LTC mining.
My problem is that my cards get way too hot for my taste when mining LTC (since I am used to undervolted BTC mining with memory @300 or less), so I am asking for some proven undervolt/underclock settings suitable for LTC mining to try to keep the cards below 80°C.
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Imagine you’re buying socks or more likely, since this is bitcoin, assault rifles stuffed with heroin. On the checkout webpage, the “buy” button could use the “bitcoin:” link, which would automatically pop open your bitcoin wallet, which might reside in an external application, on another website, or even in your browser itself. In any event, it would make paying with bitcoin dead easy and absolutely universal. http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-closer-to-being-in-web-browsers-2013-4
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Probably others already said it, but if many follow this technique with the same EMA triggers, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy, or at least they could intensify even greatly some price moves when they move all together. (Not that I see anything inherently wrong with this, especially if I can profit on it).
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The same can be said about you. Your ignore tag is already very brown. So guess who's who, troll. |
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As Bitcoin grows large enough to represent a real threat governments might make noise about regulating it or shutting it down, but the entire time politicians are spewing hot air insiders throughout the bureaucracy are going to be quietly stashing whatever money they can get control over in Bitcoins. All the scare stories that pop up between then and now are designed solely for the purpose of scaring early adopters into letting go of their bitcoins so those who don't have them yet can buy in cheaply.
Fore ever and ever. Same shit, and same asshholes. |
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Now sure, you can put the guy in jail until he gives his password away.
Free life-long food and accomodation? Sign me in! And if they put some booze, blow, bitches and parties in it I could even pay some Satoshis for that. And password of what? One of the dozen of my empty wallets? Maybe if they torture me nicely I could give them one of those. |
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Non arruffatevi, che il prossimo paese nella m3rd@ siamo noi!  io sono a favore: prima si fa il botto, e prima se ne esce (forse. Di certo non se ne esce senza fare il botto) |
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Even if the US law could force one to "confess" his passwords (so the Miranda rights exist just in cops' telefilms?), since you can have as many wallets as you want, encrypt them in the way you want and store them wherever you want at zero cost, your BTC assets remain infinitely safer against any banana government endowed with metal detectors than gold/silver/anything else. |
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An anti-Bitcoin government ruling could certainly cause the price to plummet to the single digits.
Then I would have 2 reasons to buy MOAR |
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And here we go.
Time to let loose the "energy saving lamp crowd" on Bitcoin, to destroy it
Fucking Goremons  It's either them or us  |
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Hoarding is not a problem. The word merely means saving. Saving is virtuous, not a problem to be "solved". I'm not interested in what "mainstream" economists take, give or do. If you want what they are selling, then please just stick with dollars or the local currency of your choosing, and leave us bitcoiners alone.
+ 1 Quadrillion |
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Start setting the cards' memory at 300 Mhz. If that is not enough undervolt and underclock the cards, and if that is not enough try to leave your case open.
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there is nothing that can grow this much in price.
Except for food and water when there is nothing to eat and drink.
...and real value where there is just fiat paper monies and IOUs  |
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I miss how they profit.
Is that just to buy low?
or are they just hateful?
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