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3.3.0 is running well here, Win32 version running on Windows 8.1 Ent. Currently only controlling a few Block Erupters and two Blades.
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Cool story, bro.
Try reposting, only in English. Google doesn't translate from Gibberish yet.
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Woo-hoo! Mid October! Can't wait to get home to try my miners!  |
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To run those things, you need an old ATX2.01 PSU - you're probably talking a PSU around 10 years old. Back then they were heavily 5V biased. I'm thinking the old Enermax 430W PSU I bought to run a SlotA Athlon would be ideal.
Now PSUs are basically a 12V unit with a few 5V and 3.3V feeds for SATA and the likes.
Some very recent OEM PCs have PSUs that ONLY output 12V - there's no other outputs, the little 5V and 3.3V are produced by the board, and the drives are run from a connector on the board.
To design a mining board that needs a 10 year old PSU spec is madness, as DeathAndTaxes said.
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How is the BTC/hr number calculated? It's a bit pointless for me, as I'm not mining BTC - I'm mining PPCoin.
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No, it was two actual weeks. 14 days not 3 months like other companies  Heh, I'd be happy if it were 3 months. It's 6 months since I ordered a Jalapeno - still 4 months worth of orders in front of mine. By the time it arrives, the fan inside it will be the most valuable part. Then again, I'm hoping the altcoins I'm mining with my miners will go up in price... |
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Reputable? Who cares if its reputable? All it takes is one disgruntled employee or a dedicated hacker to take control of the pool and do whatever they want with that power. Sorry but no pool should have 40% of the network hash power which btcguild has had in recent months. That is more dangerous than a few small pools being "not reputable"
Except BTC Guild hasn't been 40% for roughly 6 months. Maybe you should learn more about the actual network hashrate distribution instead of quoting shit from reddit/forums from blockchain.info's 24-hour charts. BTC Guild was only ONCE above 40%, and that was entirely due to ASICMINER not being setup for solo mining when they first started up. Never said you sustained 40% of the network hash rate I just said you had it. An attacker doesn't need to sustain that forever just long enough to do whatever he needs to do. I like Btcguild and I think eleuthria has done great things over there. But having so much of the network's hash power (and hence it's security) at one pool is not a good idea. Just admit you were wrong, dumbass. You're just digging yourself deeper in to the hole you've made for yourself. |
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Mid October is the 15th. So they must be in the post today, then? Woo-hoo! Two weeks (tm)? |
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You'll see "Got Merged Mining Work!" in the P2Pool console. If you're getting that, it's working. Then just wait for your payouts...
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333Mh/s brings in about 3 to 4$ a month and rapidly becoming less...
It is possible to use them to mine altcoins, which can be a bit more profitable. You mean Litecoin? No it can't be used for that. No, I didn't mean Litecoins, because they're not SHA256.  Mining altcoins is a long term investment, and one that needs careful consideration and some market trading balls... |
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333Mh/s brings in about 3 to 4$ a month and rapidly becoming less...
It is possible to use them to mine altcoins, which can be a bit more profitable. |
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try to reset blade.
try to read thread. |
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in total P2Pool miners has higher payouts than mining in other pools.
Citation needed. You will receive payout value (shown on stats) each time the block is found by the whole p2pool network. Sometimes it can be a few blocks a day, other time no for a day. Yes, that is more variance accordingly to centralized pools, but in more long period P2Pool miners has higher payouts. Yes, you've just said the same thing a different way. You haven't proved it. I ran my own p2pool node for a while, and I didn't see any difference in payouts compared to Eligius or BTCGuild. |
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Well, I'm cancelling my Paypal account right now. If it's not linked to my bank anymore, good luck getting that money back.
Paypal will still take the money from your account - only way to stop it is to close your bank account. |
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I'm mining alt coins with my sticks. I'm hoping they'll go up in value.
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100TH, that's good for your pool which is apparently taking over BTC and paying for all these DDoS and taking over forums and the likes.  |
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That's a lot of TX fees you've lost. Maybe if you contact wizkid057 in the Eligius thread he could sort something out for you?
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Nice to see that totally unproductive 0.3BTC in your payout queue. |
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BTC-E can't handle "Mined" transactions reliably, if at all.
That's why you should use a real wallet, not a BTC-E one (which also change randomly).
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