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2061  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Is your miner a botnet slave ? on: January 29, 2013, 04:28:13 PM
Exploit Kits serve numerous exploits to a user when visiting a site utilizing recent exploits which target Java , Adobe Flash, Reader, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Windows in General, you can read more about them here, https://krebsonsecurity.com/?s=exploit+kit&x=0&y=0 Simply scroll down for the latest news on Exploit Kits, the creators behind them and the arsenal of exploits they will use against you to install their malicious payload. Naked Security goes more into ZeroAccess in-depth here http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/06/06/zeroaccess-rootkit-usermode/ and Sopho's article on ZeroAccess and mining http://www.sophos.com/en-us/medialibrary/PDFs/technical%20papers/Sophos_ZeroAccess_Botnet.pdf .
java and adobe flash are the devil.

though I haven't had anything worse than Realplayer (what a PoS that is nowadays) in the last 15 years or so *knock on wood*

just watching my facebook feed, it's easy to see how many people will randomly click on links

(and watching w00tw00t spam)
2062  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: CPU mining on: January 29, 2013, 04:17:31 PM
I've been with 4 diff hosting companies, and Hetzner has been the best...   despite it being the cheapest...   yeah, there are setup costs, but you can also avoid those doing the serverbidding (the selection seems a little weak nowadays however)..  the customer support is better than 2 of those other 3... at least you get a response within a day.   last time I had some software issue and tech responded within an hr saying that they can't help at all with software problems on unmanaged servers, so he hooked up their LARA.  i fixed the problem, and was also able to change the BIOS.  so it was like win/win

i was sad to see that nearly all of OVH's offerings in Canada are Xeons.  It's damn near impossible to find any hosting company in the US that has high end i7's....

US needs a Hetzner and less overpriced Xeons and ECC RAM...  jesus frowns upon ECC RAM, which costs 2x as much for some feature that Intel just disables on desktop memory...   when was the last time you lost data from memory failure?  i haven't in... well.... forever.   yes, there are certain circumstances where you'd want it (very, very, very important data), but I suspect they wouldnt apply to 98% of the people that get it.   likewise, xeons cost 2-4x as much as similar i7's, without any huge benefits... unless you want to pay even more to add a second.   even then, you'd have to be doing something like running a ton of virtual machines for it to be worth it.

i spent months looking for a decent US provider.  there is one in Kansas City (I think that's probably the one EMC uses), though I forget the name...  other than that, you've basically got a few European companies that have US centers
2063  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: Record hashrate for a 5850? (me, showing off) on: January 29, 2013, 01:52:23 PM


there's a 5870

that's like, hmm, 3 or 4 days of stability i think (rejects are cause of p2pool)

it can actually go higher, cause that's only at 1.212

all day long, oh yeah

well, but not much point.  since it takes like 95-100 amps.   i run it at 0.95v now
2064  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: USD between MTGOX <--> DWOLLA on: January 28, 2013, 07:45:56 AM
$1000 gox available, seeking dwolla. I can convert to BTC then send to you as well.
just completed ~$175 gox/dwolla with garr255, he went first.  no problems, 5m from PM
2065  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: CPU mining on: January 28, 2013, 07:38:39 AM
my CPU gets about 35mhash/s

add that to 30mhash from my hetzner machine , and  that's cash money

$4~6/month is hardly "cash money".  The CPU burns more than that in electricity each week.

That's enough for 3 nacho cheese chalupas

3 nacho cheese chalupas cost negative money? They pay you to eat them? I wouldn't eat anything you're paid to eat, seriously.
hetzner doesn't charge me more for using more cpu cycles
2066  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Weekly pool and network statistics on: January 28, 2013, 07:36:38 AM
two of those unknowns are from HHTT
2067  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: CPU mining on: January 28, 2013, 07:34:54 AM
my CPU gets about 35mhash/s

add that to 30mhash from my hetzner machine , and  that's cash money

$4~6/month is hardly "cash money".  The CPU burns more than that in electricity each week.

That's enough for 3 nacho cheese chalupas
2068  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Miners might not know about this. on: January 28, 2013, 07:33:08 AM
Can you help me out with this one? My computer always go into idle.
the power settings?  or you dont want it to idle?

change the sleep feature on the ethernet card


I don't want it to go into idle.

should be an option in control panel -> device manager -> network card -> power options, then uncheck the sleep junk.
2069  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Miners might not know about this. on: January 28, 2013, 03:16:20 AM
Can you help me out with this one? My computer always go into idle.
the power settings?  or you dont want it to idle?

change the sleep feature on the ethernet card
2070  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: 5970 Info needed (noob) on: January 28, 2013, 03:12:03 AM
Proud owner of 6 x 5970 cards as the start of my 2 Proof Off Concept litecoin rigs

I also have  2 x MSI 890 FX G70 mobo & AX1200 PSU

Pardon my ignorance....

I have radeon XFX Black ops & Diamond Brands

Couple of questions

1) Whats the Max safe temps you can run the GPU's (without killing them)
2) Whats the max is it VRM speed of the internal fan
3) Just using cgiminer what is the M/Hash or K/Hash I can get out of these cards using s/w
4) How do u overclock & what are the things to look out for (i.e heat & vrm speed anything else ??)
5) Can you run 3 5970 on a AX 1200 pSU or is it too close to max rating ??
6) Can u just use the standard AMD drivers in win 7 x64 & not go for the branded stuff ?
7) I am putting it all into a 19 inch rack ... have people been able to use risers in 4U rackmount cases or will i need to build out myself

Thanks in advance


1) i'm not positive what the GPUs are rated at.  I believe 100oC... because I had a fan go out once in the summer and one of my 5970's was hashing away at 50mhash/150mhash, with temps of like 106oC and 103oC.  you're fine running it 24/7 at 80-85oC or lower, I'd say (although right now @ 9pm, i'm sure all of mine are at or below 60oC).  sometimes you have a crappy thermal paste job and one GPU sensor will be a lot hotter than another.   in summer, i was mostly limited by GPU temps, now in winter, it's usually the VRM temps.  those are rated for 120oC.  I try to keep mine under 100o, but it doesnt bother me if they get up to 110o (if it isn't 24/7).  i mean, like today, it got to 78o, some near record high, so im sure some of my VRMs were running 110 or so.  they're in a sealed off room, so the ambient temperature is controlled entirely by what it's like outside (essentially, outside temperature +10 or 15o,  so around 120oF in summer).   i don't tinker with the clock settings every day, sometimes I don't go in there for days at a time, so...  what they're set at now, if the temperature was what it should be (like 50-60o in the day and 35-45o at night) the VRMs on my "worst" card would be running around 95'ish max

2)  well, i guess that's RPM.  i've had a few fans that went up to 5300, they tend to gradually slow down with all the dust buildup.  i run them at 100% 24/7.  at the moment I have one fan that runs at 5000 and the rest are all around 4600-4750..  I guess if they dropped to 4500 or below, you'd want to clean out all the dust, spiders, insects, etc.  i have this sweet case fan (it's positioned strategically on the windowsill) that glows neon that draws most of the bugs away from my other stuff, that pile gets vacuumed every few weeks

i've had to replace half a dozen fans in about 20 months of mining.  so dont believe the BS about them burning out in 6 months at 100%

3) it hasnt been very cold this summer, but there was like a one week cold snap where I spent some time tinkering with the clock settings.  i was limited by the VRM temps.   i have one weak GPU, but the rest can do 950 core at 1.1375v.  around 900mhash each card.  right now most are set at 1.05v, with one weak GPU at 1.0375 and a super weak one at 1.025.  i could probably set them higher, but i'm sick of resetting cards.  i have a 5870 that can do 1080 core at 1.200v, that's like 505mhash (not worth doing though, as that bumps it to like 100 amps)

4) umm, i use barelyclocked, msi afterburner, and trixx.  

5) yes, quite easily (unless maybe it's a really crappy 1200W PSU)

6)  i dunno what branded drivers are.  i dont update my drivers, since i havent played any games in like a year or two.   i think to run 5 GPUs or more, you have to go back to some really old drivers.  or maybe they fixed that now.  i dunno.    sdk 2.1 is best.  2.5 isnt much worse

7)  unknown, my computers are placed equidistant on wood blocks or cardboard



2071  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: CPU mining on: January 28, 2013, 02:35:05 AM
If you CPU mine, you'll lose money and earn minimal coin.

Assuming you're not trolling for the hell of it, try using using BitMinter: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=27062.0

They have a simple client that will allow CPU mining.

I know you're trying to help organofcorti...but please, never tell somebody how to CPU mine Sad.  They suck up the same pool resources as GPUs (or worse with some CPU miners), and they're simply wasting [or in most cases, stealing] electricity.  You can't even "test" mining with a CPU these days, you'll never earn enough BTC to be able to spend it anywhere.

Yes, you're right.

I didn't think to figure out how long it would take (on average) to create a share. At 5 Mhps and D = 3000000, that's about 100 shares / day or 0.0008333333 btc (at current D) and 1.4c (at current BTCUSD), and would have cost about a dollar or two of electricity. I'm sure even a botnet owner could find more lucrative ways to use their herd of cpus. Even for non botnet owners that don't pay for electricity, you could probably earn more through free bitcoin sites.
my CPU gets about 35mhash/s

add that to 30mhash from my hetzner machine , and  that's cash money
2072  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MT.Gox will not release over $26,000 USD on: January 28, 2013, 02:10:53 AM
So you did receive those previous 26K?  How long did you wait total to receive the money?

Any explanation from Gox as to why the delay?

is there a way to get validated for more than $1000/day or $10,000/month?
2073  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do Trading bots control the market on: January 28, 2013, 12:53:01 AM
Cheers Luno, big traders not advertising there bid or asks , do you mean they just buy or sell at the market price? Anyway need to do my own reaserch I haven't got trader blood running through my veins  Tongue

Hi, I have no idea if there any ex pro traders here, It could be nice with some tips.

The big traders don't show their intent by having big orders on the book. So big walls are almost always fake.

They have their target price and buy small chunks below a certain price. When they got enough coins they put up a buy wall to drive the price up ad as the price rise, they put up a new wall at a higher price.

When they gained enough, they start selling, not in one big dump but little amounts not to scare anyone.

In the end they either dump a lot to drop the price down to their buy order exactly, or they put up sell walls to drive price down.



The buy orders value here down to $11.75 is 80.000BTC but I'm pretty sure that 20.000 of them are fake.

So the big trader uses bots to manage his simulated walls and moving them around to make it look like there are nervous buyers or sellers, by moving orders closer to the current price. The instant he chooses to "break out" of a price range his fake orders are cancelled instantly and the small traders left get wiped.


I figured that at least a few of those mtgox bots are down to the .25% commission rate.  so if the price is at $17, you only need a 9 cent swing to make a profit, eh?   quite often the bid & ask are more than 10c apart..    might not be as easy now as it was when it was at $6-8 all summer

right now someone is selling 0.01 whenever it goes up.  why would you do that unless you intended to buy?  afaik, there is still no way to short bitcoins
2074  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: PHP martingale bot for satoshiDICE on: January 28, 2013, 12:45:31 AM
How would I set this up?

I guess that'd depend on your OS
2075  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Is btchyip a scam? on: January 28, 2013, 12:37:38 AM
yeah, i am getting emails from them too (three, thus far).  gg mtgox.
2076  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: BitInstant extremely poor design, lots of confusion, poor service on: January 27, 2013, 03:07:23 AM
Lets all move on and look at the real enemy, the state!  Grin

I used to vote Republican  Shocked until they passed that vile Safe Ports Act w/ the (republican pushed) UIGEA 'hidden' inside

i think both parties are at fault for the Patriot Act (senate was 99-1?)... not sure about the house, except I know Ron Paul voted against it, without even having to check  Grin
2077  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Linden dollars or w/e they are, for free, if it's possible to send on: January 27, 2013, 02:56:05 AM
Or put in a buy order for all your leftovers for a single bitcoin.  (Nevermind, those are probably not enough unless there's a huge crash.)  Eventually mine was filled when I did that.  Maybe not in this market.

LOL, I traded myself down to 0.3BTC at Virvox, don't bother to cash out, their trading fees makes it impossible to trade for profit.
That's really a shame as they could be bigger than Gox is they were a slick business. Trading in L$ and BTC could be clever way of keeping business outside AML.

I cashed out to Paypal, but forgot that I had forgotten my PP password. Writing support 20 times didn't even give a response. My $25 would have given me 11 BTC back then.
I just didnt like the whole idea of cashing out $3-$4 and paying them $1 to do so (well, plus the 5% commission fee or so on the trade itself)... I'd rather just give it to someone else


As to the offer:

First off, sorry, I forgot about this and went to sleep, so didn't get around to paying out/cancelling offer..

I compared times on some PMs to those on this post, I got my first PM at January 26, 2013, 11:48:14 AM, the first post on here was Posted on: January 26, 2013, 12:04:39 PM... so I'll be sending them to that person.
 
I'd say who it was, but not sure if they care about privacy or not.  Maybe they'll post about how they used the free money to buy some chalupas Grin
2078  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Buying Bitcoins w/ Paypal on: January 26, 2013, 06:36:47 AM
I need to purchase a few Bitcoins quick and I'm willing to do so over paypal with a long-standing member.  I need to 2 coins exactly and i'll pay market price + $5 extra, and send the money prior to receiving the coins.  I'm verified with Dwolla but the transactions take a few days to clear and I ned them sooner than later. Just PM me. Thanks!

What do you plan on using the coins for?

Two 30mg adderall tablets.
2079  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Linden dollars or w/e they are, for free, if it's possible to send on: January 26, 2013, 06:32:52 AM
i'm going to go watch tv.  i dont think theres any security issue with giving someone a nameto send to?  shrug.

it's 948 SLL.  about three fitty worth, that's nearly enough for 4 crunchy tacos

when i get back i'll send it
2080  Economy / Currency exchange / (closed - vile linden dollars have been transferred) on: January 26, 2013, 06:24:35 AM
Is there a way to give these to someone w/o actually making a Second Life character?  I have something like 1000-1200 of them left and it won't let me buy fractions of a bitcoin so they are useless to me.

If anyone wants them and can tell me how to transfer them to you, they're all yours.  I'd rather do that then convert them to $3 or whatever then pay another $1 transaction fee.  

the shenanigans and chicanery on that website is enough to last a person a lifetime


oh, I see.. send money works

first person that gives me a working virwox account to send to gets my chicken quesadilla's worth of linden dollars

oh, i have 17 cents too
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