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After a couple of weeks of happy vertcoin mining with 5x EVGA 750ti's, I can't get anywhere now. When Cudaminer first started crashing, I found it worked fine when I removed the two cards on powered risers. So then I mined with three cards for a few days. But now it just crashes on startup... black or orange screen, even a green screen once. This happens with one, two, or three cards in the 16x slots. I've switched them around, no luck. I've reinstalled drivers, no luck. Stopped overclocking, no luck.
Win7 64 bit, Sempron processor. Any suggestions?
Mobo is new, no apparent damage. Power supply is new, only drawing about 60% of its capacity when everything is hashing. I don't think either of these are the problem.
Helps?
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I'd say that she's realizing now that she's gotten into bed with a bunch of crooks and liars. There will be a few weeks of denial and rationalizations, then a few of shock and indecision, followed by a couple of planning. So, anticipated departure date: Mid-May. |
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Maybe it's bogus, the dumbasses at scamfast did leak everyone's emails, but I'm not making it up. There's no reason to embellish scamfast's scummy behavior.
No you are not making it up, it's also posted on the HF blog emailed them asking for direct answers. and a refund. So, uh, Rascal... you were in here not long ago dismissing the complaints of people in earlier batches, making excuses for Hashfast, and saying that you thought choosing them was a smart move that you made. Do you still feel that way? Or would you agree that you were in denial, and that Hashfast wasn't such a smart move after all? |
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If HF sold all of their GN boards to third parties like black miner, it is possible that this means that HashFast will ship Batch #2 (and 3 and 4) customers the new EVO Sierras at no added cost:-). Perhaps!!
And it's also possible that a flock of unicorns will fly over your house and poop out millions of strawberry-scented bitcoins that you can go out and scoop up with your bare hands. |
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Where can I find functioning MZC / BTC merged mining?
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odds are he redirected the hashing power to steal btc. (not the first time)
all 20 of my 20 CT units worked fine.
Or long on self-confidence and short on competence. Goes with the teenage mindset. And HasfFarts. Arguably competent chip design, incompetent everything else. (<-- that was WRT HasfFarts) |
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It doesn't take anymore time to learn anything at 6 or 18 or 45. There are definitely stages of development or sensitive periods for specific aspects for all humans from birth through to 24 years of age and probably beyond. In terms of child protection there are laws in place for that I am not debating that I am debating the fact that a 12 or 13 year old knows right from wrong and can learn to handle a lot different things including money. I think this "kid" is now in 1st year college so we are not talking about a snot nosed kid of 11 or 12 are we? We are talking about an adult who could die for their country. Again my concern is he really being ethical?
No, MacDonald is not being very ethical, but what I'm saying is that I don't hold it against him to any great degree because, while there are exceptions, I don't believe that people are generally capable of sophisticated ethical thinking until probably their mid to late 20s. My cracks about his age, though, were honestly more directed at the self-described "adults" of the bitcoin mining industry, Hashfast, who apparently blew through $15 million or more without being able to service even their early orders and who have unleashed that juvenile idiot HasfFart_CL on these boards (among other things). The fact that these "adults" ass is being bailed out by a teenager under these circumstances should cause Edward, Simon, and pals eternal shame. I'm no lawyer, but I don't understand why there isn't a potentially good case for an injunction here. And MacDonald can get his production line, I don't begrudge him that in principle, it just shouldn't come at the expense of early customers who, to the day, remain without equipment. Personally, especially those of us with the "Miner Protection Program". |
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You guys do realize that "Garrett MacDonald" is Garr on these forums, right? The guy who scammed tons of people out of money, lied about his shill bidding of auctions, etc...
For once, Inaba has a useful comment. According to Garrett's resume, he's in high school, placing him on an approximately equal intellectual and social development footing with HasfFart's management, and maybe a short couple years behind the sophomoric Josh. I can remember back in maybe September, when HasfFart moved into its then new offices in downtown SF, that I openly worried that they seemed to be interested in bling spending before they had a viable product. Now they have no money left and are getting a bailout from Mr. Kotter's sweathogs. The "adults" have truly arrived in bitcoin mining! The HasfFart staff are probably on the verge of working out of their own closets by now. So much for the Fartoogle campus in hipster SF. Nice spend, Edward. Shame that HasfFart decided to fight its customers rather than work with them when their shit started hitting the fan. Shame that they then cut a deal with a teenager who probably earnestly thinks that this is a "win-win" scenario, even if it deepens the abuse of HasfFart's existing customers, since he probably has the conscience of a hamster. Not his fault, there are just some things that can only come to be understood with experience. |
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Has Hashfast ever confirmed that HashFast_CL speaks on their behalf? I can't believe that any company would let someone like her represent them. Would somebody with a known Hashfast account please confirm that she speaks for your company? Thank you.
I posted the above question twice on the self moderated thread and twice it was deleted.
The saddest thing is that HasfFart_CL is apparently pretty senior in the company. |
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Update. This is an e-mail chain with dozens of recipients, I'm pretty sure including others here... who are probably reading their e-mail and palming their face right now.
MacDonald seems to confirm the person's question. Basically, since Hashfast isn't delivering many units, current customers will be screwed because "this will not in any way change the rate at which existing HashFast customers receive their units".
Cognitive meanwhile makes "a few thousand" and sells them, while Hashfast continues to ship a board or two every once in a while.
You legally focused folks, I think your lawyers might want to take note of this one.
On 19/03/2014 17:49, Garrett MacDonald wrote:>
> [Person's Name]:
>
> I apologize for the vagueness, I cannot reveal the exact numbers. The
> main thing to note is that this will not in any way change the rate at
> which existing HashFast customers receive their units, until after our
> agreement is fulfilled, then it will expedite the rate at which existing
> customers receive units. This is a win-win all over.
>
> Best,
> Garrett
>
> On 3/19/14, 4:35 PM, [Person] wrote:
>> Mr. MacDonald:
>>
>> If I understand you correctly, you are saying that you have entered into
>> an agreement with Hashfast that will result in production and sale by
>> Cognitive of a "few thousand" Hashfast boards before Hashfast's
>> outstanding orders are filled?
>>
>> [Person]
>>
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"Win-Win" unless you are already a Hashfast customer, in which case you are reamed up the ass by those "few thousand" boards, whose buyers paid less and will receive their hardware before or at the same time as you. From Garrett MacDonald - garrett@cognitivemining.com... --- On 03/19/2014 05:30 PM, Garrett MacDonald wrote: > The situation right now is: HashFast is short on money, I am paying > for a new, separate production line to begin and will be recieving the > profits from it an it's first few thousand boards. Beyond this, > HashFast will take control of the line producing Evo boards and will > be able to serve customers much faster than before. > > The hashfast directors, myself and my partner, and both of our lawyers > have talked it over and it is a go from everyone legally. > > Cheap hashpower for all, and the ramp-up of a new production line for > HashFast customers. This is a total win-win situation. > > Best, > Garrett > > >>>>> On 19/03/2014 15:18, Garrett MacDonald wrote: >>>>> Hello all, >>>>> >>>>> As of today, the 19th of March, Cognitive has entered a >>>>> partnership with >>>>> HashFast to open a parallel production line and resell HashFast >>>>> chips. >>>>> We will be selling Cognitive branded Hashfast "Evo" boards >>>>> ( http://hashfast.com/shop/sierraevo/) for April delivery or your >>>>> money >>>>> back. Starting on the 4th of April, 2014 we will be producing and >>>>> shipping 300 boards per day achieving an average (+/- 10%) of >>>>> 750Gh/s each. >>>>> >>>>> The boards are available for purchase at >>>>> http://cognitivehardware.com/>>>>> <http://cognitivehardware.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=33&product_id=50> >>>>> >>>>> today. >>>>> >>>>> If desired, I can provide you a private link that displays the >>>>> realtime >>>>> hashing output (cgminer feed + eligius address) of a single Evo >>>>> board. >>>>> >>>>> Best, >>>>> Garrett MacDonald >>>>> CEO, Cognitive >>>>> 1.424.253.4278 >>>>> >>>>> |
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A person representing a concern named Cognitive Mining is making some very interesting claims about his company entering into an agreement with Hashfast.
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Congratulations to Hillbillyjoker, who now owns a Radeon 7750 for the bargain basement price of 10,000 MZC, including shipping. Up now at the Mazacoin Marketplace is a dazzling iPod shuffle. Bid your hearts out. It'll be a collector's item soon. Coming next: A Raspberry Pi, with extras, and a (nice) VOIP telephone system. And if this ever gets too spammy, I'm happy to stop it. I'm just trying to promote some MZC transactions with tangible goods, and hope you'll join me. |
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We have the most potential that is why herpie and his minions have planted their smelly asses here for so long..and once they are loaded up and we rise again they will vanish like a fart on The Alaskan Tundra
imo
Yeah. Why else would they hang around? Keeps your eyes out folks, for more irresistible offers appearing this evening at the Mazacoin Market, like this handy Radeon 7750 already listed.  Tonight we'll have an mp3 player and a small "hobby" computer (miner controller?), all for auction and payable in MZC. |
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Has anyone else with a higher order than 2211 received their order yet or some notification that is even being dispatched?
this isn't a rhetorical question, i'm actually asking all members reading this if they can throw some light on this subject and let us know whats going on as hashfast is giving us nothing. we need to work together here.
They don't even return my emails. I have an order about 100 below that (21XX). Nothing shipped. No notifications whatsoever. |
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Don't miss it... unbelievable Mazacoin auction deal: http://www.mazacoin.org/market/item.php?id=9It's a Sapphire Radeon 7750. Low profile card. Fits in small cases. I presently use it to mine LTC but don't feel like messing with LTC anymore. Let's make some tangible Mazacoin transactions. |
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-given MPP for free as delay compensation
Who has received said MPP? Not me. No "Batch 2" upgrade board, either. |
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YEa. It seems we finally touched the bottom. And we are alive  Alive maybe , but you're still one of the endangered species  ))) The buffalo was nearly driven to extinction by stupid idiots. Now it's come back to the point where (at least in Texas), you see some around, and you can buy buffalo meat not only at the fancy grocery store, but at the regular one as well. |
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