That is actually a possibility.  Right now I have someone working on parts of the game like the payment handling, but I think there is still a lot of work to do on the game, if you think you can expand on the game by making new things to do, I'd be more than happy to bring you on board!  PM'd.

I think this game is an awesome idea.  I can't seem to download it though.  I think you should try make it a web game to get more people to play, but I'm impressed that you got a working game!

For sale I have several Asus Radeon GPUs for sale. 

They are all in box with everything, were used for bitcoin mining in a cool environment and they were run at stock frequencies.  They are in like-new condition and under warranty.

PM or post here if you are interested.

Current Memory Express prices:
Radeon 6870 - $199.99
Radeon 6850 - $189.99

I am asking $160 for a Radeon 6870 1GB and $140 for a Radeon 6850 1GB, payable in BTC or cash, Paypal in certain cases.  Prices do not include shipping, 2+ card discounts available.

I am only selling because I am running out of room and we are upgrading to 5970s.

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I think it fits.  It seems like a gamble!  


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lol apparently living under a rock!  I know, they are like 2009-2010 but I just heard about them now..

I just wanted to post about AWOLNATION.  They are a new indie group that I think you will really enjoy.  They have one album, I can't stop listening to it!

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I don't really think it's worth it.  15 MH/s is like 0.01 BTC per day, so after 3 months you would get a bitcoin, only profitable unless you don't pay for electricity and I'm pretty sure the PS3 would burn out before then.  A year ago this would have been very profitable, but 15 MH/s doesn't cut the mustard like it used to. 

However, if you were able to make the GPU usage vary depending on GPU temperature, that would make sure the PS3 doesn't burn out.  In that event, it would be worth using but you won't actually see a profit unless you can get free electricity.

I'd love to see the project work but I'm just a bit skeptical. 

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Ditto.  When the price is $2, buy $2000 worth for 1000 BTC, wait till price is $10, sell for $10,000.  The price sways up and down often enough to be reliably unstable and there is so much money to be made in this system.

I can just see headlines now: Bitcoinica website source of major identity theft ring.

It makes perfect sense.  If you see a bet that is close to the deadline, you have a much better idea of the outcome than one that is a year off.  For example, there was a bet for the price of an ounce of gold at the end of 2011, and I think it was like $2000 or something, but the price was hundreds of dollars away from the goal and it was only a couple weeks away.  I was positive my bet was correct, placed my bet, and I won 0.13 on 3.00 bet.  If I had placed my bet 6 months ago or earlier, it would have been a lot more of a gamble, with a much better reward.  I absolutely love the system.

I'm really excited about making interest on my bitcoin, but I don't think I understand the system.

I put 4.991 BTC on my Bitcoinica account as a tester to see if I get any 'daily' interest.  This week I have not seen a single satoshi.  How do I get this interest?  Do I need a buy/sell position?  Because I don't want to sell any Bitcoin, I figured they would just add it to my BTC balance.

Today's new GUI miner release has somewhat solved my problem. 

I see that when I install 11.6, there are 3 devices, [cl:0:0], [cl:0:1], and [cl:0:2].

After installing SDK 2.1, there are now many more devices.
[cl:0:0] - Intel CPU
[cl:0:1] - Cypress
[cl:0:2] - Cypress
[cl:0:3] - Cypress
[cl:1:0] - Cypress
[cl:1:1] - Cypress
[cl:1:2] - Cypress
[cl:1:3] - Intel CPU

Which brings me to the conclusion that SDK installs an entire additional OpenCL platform for all devices.  Makes perfect sense.  Using the 0 platform devices, I get pretty decent hashrates (1.11 GH/s) and using the 1 platform devices I get pretty shoddy hashrates. 

My CPU usage is once again 100% on one thread, but I can live with that unless someone can shed some light on how to avoid this, but at least i'm hashing!

I absolutely love Phoenix 2. 

I installed it on a dozen systems, and everything went smooth, hashing all around.

But then I figured I could squeeze a few extra hashes out of my main system here, i was getting 1.12GH/s with a 5970 & a 5870, Windows 7 x64.

All my other systems are just running the latest ATI drivers, but everyone is raving about 11.6 and SDK 2.1, so I figured I would give it a shot and roll back my drivers. 

I installed 11.6 and SDK 2.1, and now I'm having issues.  I would uninstall ALL ATI software, install 11.6 then 2.1, uninstall, try 2.1 then 11.6, over and over, trying to figure out the order in which to install them.  I know the order shouldn't matter, but installing SDK 2.1 seemed to have an affect.  Installing the drivers as I thought they should be installed would work until I tried mining with Phoenix.  MSI Afterburner would report the proper Catalyst version, and it would mine when I started it except I would get bluescreens, total lockups, or it wouldn't detect OpenCL.  Also, it would appear that when I install 11.6, everything is good, but installing 2.1 gives me an additional unwanted GPU in Phoenix.

Screenshot 1

Right now in my cfg file, if I leave all my configuration commented (just the card configuration) it should default and start mining.  It shows 4 GPUs.  This only appears after I install SDK 2.1.  Hopefully I have the right version, the app filename is ati-stream-sdk-v2.1-vista-win7-64.exe.  .  This current installation I have uninstalled ALL ATI software, installed 12.1 drivers and SDK 2.1.  If I just install 12.1, it only hashes at 1.00GHz (120MH/s less than before) but when I install 2.1 it gives me much faster speeds but not faster than before I started messing with things.  Once I install 2.1, my CPU USAGE IS ZERO on all cores.  This is why I haven't changed the current installation.  In this first screenshot, it detects [cl:0:0], [cl:1:1], [cl:1:2], and [cl:1:3], however when it starts mining, I see [cl:0:1] and [cl:0:2] submitting shares (these, plus [cl:0:3], are what it should be displaying, or at least it did before), additionally we see [Cypress 0,1,2] submitting shares, so there's some madness going on! 

Screenshot 2

So if it detected [cl:0:0], so let's tell it to ignore it.  [cl:0:0] disabled = true was added to the above screenshot.  You can see it no longer detects it, but we still have shares coming from both the [cl:0:1]/[cl:0:2]/[Cypress 0,1,2].

Screenshot 3

So I figured if it is detecting [cl:1:1], [cl:1:2], and [cl:1:3], let's disable them.  I commented the [cl:0:0] disabled line because if it isn't commented it doesn't use the 5870 at all.

Screenshot 4

So let's uncomment the card configurations.  CPU usage goes up.  It actually feels like it's mining now.  Hashrate is around 1.04 GH/s.  If I leave the [cl:1:1], 2, 3 disabled = true lines off then it detects them and then I see the [Cypress 0,1,2] submitting shares as well. 

Screenshot 5

This is an interesting situation.  Hashrates go up to 1.16GH/s and CPU usage is ZERO.  The system has very low stale shares except I let it run all night and it crashed some point in the night.  Also, temps are higher here than ever.

I think i'll stop with the screenshot posting madness, I'm just trying to figure out why sometimes my CPU usage can be zero and hashrates be high, when sometimes I install 11.6 and my CPU usage is 100% on all cores.  Bearing in mind, all my other computers are mining happily and this is the only machine I am having problems with.  If I uninstall all ATI software on it and put on 12.1, my hashrates do not go above 1.00 GH/s.  Sum Ting Wong!

Are these bugs in Phoenix?  Something I am doing wrong when installing drivers?  Is there a magical order to the installation?  When installing your ATI drivers, do you uncheck the SDK version from the custom installation and then install SDK 2.1 after?   Or before?  I tried unchecking the SDK version in installation and Phoenix said it didn't see any OpenCL devices.  If I put 11.6 on here I get bluescreens and driver crashes constantly so I might need some advice.  My goal here would be to have 0% CPU usage and go back to a 'normal' situation where devices are detected properly.