I just installed a bitcoin client on my PC , a was thinking before i download my wallet from blockchain.info, If someone has access to my PC or if i am infected by a virus will this compromise allow my bitcoin to be stolen?

So I'm sitting here and thinking. Other then Mining equipment ASIC company's don't make anything else. With them flooding the market how long till they end up in a hole. I know the first ones will have something nice put away but there might be an investment that will break them. Like at what point will people say hummmm there is no way to make money off that machine. Why even bother. Are we getting close? I mean a month and a half ago 400Gh/s was doing 200 USD a day. Now its only doing 100. Or do you think people will always be ready to buy the biggest and baddest even though it will not make any money at all? 

Is there any mining software which can auto setup itself regarding video card?
Or have some settings where I can define intensity with maximum of gpu temperature or gpu fan speed.
So GPU never increase for example 85 oC.
Or remote control of pc and mining settings, I don't like to use vnc or rdp, to change settings on miner.

Any wallet to keep all coins?
as Neuvira, but completely safe

Hello!

I currently got AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition

I like to mine CPU only coins, this is a 2-3 years old CPU.

How much more coins would I for example get if I bought AMD FX-8350 Black Edition ?

Would u guys think the cost is worth the upgrade?

cheers

Hello!  As I've stated in the title, I have $10,000 to spend on Bitcoin mining.  I'm however am having trouble finding the best buy.  If any of you can tell me what the best miner is for 12 BTC with the most reliability, highest hashrate, lowest power consumption, best reputation, fastest time from order to shipment, etc.

Thanks!
-Suo

I am curious to those of you in the blockchain engineering side of Bitcoin what would happen to Bitcoin if a large scale war developed.

Unless there are features I am unaware of it seems that Bitcoin would not survive as certainly internet access across the globe would be regulated and controlled the moment war broke out resulting in forked blockchains everywhere.

And doesn't this mean that eventually Bitcoin will die because another World War most certainly will happen some day...

i heard it's best to try to avoid power risers...

Hello. I run a small software development business. I was wondering if let's say 30 computers mining at roughly 10MH/s each to the same worker would be at all useful? I ask because my applications that I sell/distribute are made to be used for extended periods of time. So if a user is running my software and my software automatically runs CGMiner on their system (yes, I would get their approval first via the TOS), would it actually produce anything?


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Edit:
Would I be better to use LTC?