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2141  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Zcoin (XZC) - Implementing Zerocoin technology for financial privacy on: March 03, 2017, 03:52:27 PM

-a lyra2z dosn't work for me
2142  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. on: March 03, 2017, 03:17:49 PM
the bad thing that i noticed is that with spreadminer10, my gpu emits a stupid sound(a bip, continuously)  did you noticed it?

You meen if you turn the volume up alot on your computer?

no it's the gpu that emits that sound, i tested it with spreadminer 9 and there is not big

I have developed mining software for 3 years and the singing gpu is the wierdest bug ever reported. Smiley
Could you record it please I want to hear the bug;)

i can't now, but it's similar to a coil whine but it's not continuos like a coil whine, there are intermittences

the bad thing that i noticed is that with spreadminer10, my gpu emits a stupid sound(a bip, continuously)  did you noticed it?

You meen if you turn the volume up alot on your computer?

no it's the gpu that emits that sound, i tested it with spreadminer 9 and there is not big

I have developed mining software for 3 years and the singing gpu is the wierdest bug ever reported. Smiley
Could you record it please I want to hear the bug;)

I had that with a few algos back with 780 Ti's but it's disappeared a few weeks in on all the cards. Apparently some new cards emit high pitch noise until they burn in.

yeah it's still brand new, the strange thing is that this noise come only with spmod10...weird
2143  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. on: March 03, 2017, 02:31:44 PM
the bad thing that i noticed is that with spreadminer10, my gpu emits a stupid sound(a bip, continuously)  did you noticed it?

You meen if you turn the volume up alot on your computer?

no it's the gpu that emits that sound, i tested it with spreadminer 9 and there is not big
2144  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. on: March 03, 2017, 01:54:17 PM


Nice results

what clock setting is this?

2100 clock mem was 400, but mem is not a real factor with this algo, only core, consumption was way too high though, above 200watt as a peak

this is the superjetstream gpu, way better than the other, it can go very high, i'm pleased with this gpu

the bad thing that i noticed is that with spreadminer10, my gpu emits a stupid sound(a bip, continuously)  did you noticed it?
2145  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][HLM] - PRE NOTICE on: March 03, 2017, 11:21:41 AM
Interesting.

Will this be mineable? If so, what algo?

yes they said pow algo is undecided yet, not x11 for sure even this si a fork of dash, i hope for a new algo, but with fair launch
2146  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin Mining still profitable? on: March 03, 2017, 11:20:01 AM
you can pay $1900 for one x11 asic, against $1450, $450 difference

still i prefer to consume only 200 watt than 1400, it will last longer with that consumption and it's better for those that don't have 0.1 cent like me

Where can you get a baikal a-900 giant for $1900? If you could get it for that cheap, it would blow the S9 out of the water.

you need to be part of a group buy, i can actually buy one from them directly for that much, i just contacted them on skype, they are very polite and have a nice support, also their shippig is very fast, usually 3-5 days maximum
2147  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. on: March 03, 2017, 11:04:09 AM
If you read on the spreadcoin thread there will soon be a fork of spreadcoin where the old coin holders will have a stake in the new coin. Similar to the ethereum classic fork.

Might explain the +15% on the exchange price today.

Good advice. Mine and hold, and buy some as well..

More info here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1809278.msg18021096#msg18021096

this can have a potential for a great pump to 100k, very undervalued currently

If you're talking about Spreadcoin... meh, the last commits (other than two minor fixes) on SPR's github is from September, 2015 and since then it's always Soon™ and Stay Tuned™.

Don't get me wrong, the features that are cooking are great but not delivering small chunks is not the way to go.

If, and when georgem delivers it might get pumped hard but I don't think SPR is currently undervalued. A uniquie wallet and algo doesn't make it so and it can be poolmined...


HLM on the other hand we don't know much about. It will be a Dash fork with manual coinswap with escrow (instead of blockchain snapshot), not a Spreadcoin codebase fork.

i was talking about HLM, from what i've understood the swap should make spreadcoin more valuable if it will reveal to be a good project, it will not be another x11 algo probably...

2148  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin Mining still profitable? on: March 03, 2017, 08:45:46 AM
you can pay $1900 for one x11 asic, against $1450, $450 difference

still i prefer to consume only 200 watt than 1400, it will last longer with that consumption and it's better for those that don't have 0.1 cent like me
2149  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. on: March 03, 2017, 08:37:15 AM
If you read on the spreadcoin thread there will soon be a fork of spreadcoin where the old coin holders will have a stake in the new coin. Similar to the ethereum classic fork.

Might explain the +15% on the exchange price today.

Good advice. Mine and hold, and buy some as well..

More info here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1809278.msg18021096#msg18021096

this can have a potential for a great pump to 100k, very undervalued currently
2150  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin Mining still profitable? on: March 03, 2017, 08:24:46 AM
they are not the same

antminer s9 consume a lot 1400watt, this one only 200watt, yeah it's pricy, but the antminer s9 cost at least $1500 right? not talking about second hand stuff of course

the s9 produce only 0.0089, this 0.011, currently roi is 6 months maximum, since there is nothing more powerful it should last 6 months at least, there are high chance to hit roi with these things
2151  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. on: March 03, 2017, 08:13:42 AM
crypto is up and down, now it's amd again, this is not a valid reason for me to choose amd, they have only etheruem now, which is again luck that its value increased randomly...

next time will be lbry or spreadcoin or zcash(amd is not that great here or at best the same cost per watt...), and will be talking about nvidia is better again...no point in these argument

also it's only because clymore didn't release the dual mining pascal for nvidia...
2152  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bad time to buy mining rigs? on: March 03, 2017, 07:56:50 AM
the problem is that if btc go very high you will lose on the investment, let's say btc skyrocket to 2k after you bought your rig, you would have payed less by waiting

but it is unknown and a gamble as usual, i'm building another rig, because it's only about resale value for me, if everything sink i can easily sell for 80% my 1070, there is a huge demand for them from gamers

Well that is assuming you purchase the hardware with BTC rather than cash

it's the same, because those cash can go in bitcoin instead
2153  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin Mining still profitable? on: March 03, 2017, 07:34:06 AM
not worth the investment unless you can go very  big, it's centralized as it get and not casual anymore

for example 1 single s9 net you less than 0.01 per day with 1.4kw/h of consumption, and the diff keep increase, which mean this amount is decreasing over time

we are already approaching the day where you need the whole resitendial power(usually here 3kw/h) to run a miner...

Just plug the numbers into a mining calculator, you'll find that unless you have ridiculous electricity rates, you can make profit. Electricity is 0.10 $/kWh where i live and I could easily turn a nice profit off 5-10 S9's.  

as i said in that post you need to invest big to make somethign significant, 10 s9 is $20k, not everyone has 20k ready to throw at crypto

and with 10 of them you are only generating 0.08 a day, minus electricity, it's not that much....

I plan on starting with four S9s which with a 10c power rate will net me about $700 per month after power costs. Factoring in the resale value of the miners, that's extremely profitable. In the real world of investing with stocks and real estate, you couldn't even dream of returns like those.

it's not about how much it net you, it's about roi , those thing will recover their initial investment? with the diff that keep increase? also isn't more wise to invest in x11 asic they consume 1/7 cost the same and earn you a bit more

What is x11, scrypt? I haven't mined with graphics card in years, is it actually profitable again?

x11 is an algorithm that can be mined by another type of asic, there are now x11 asic, in the past there were scrypt asic, but you should know about these

i have one x11 asic now in my home, it costed me 1.8 btc, but it can generate 0.01 a day with only 200 watt, much better than any antminer

There weren't even x11 asics a while ago, cool. Which one do you have?

yeah they are a new thing, from 2016 i think, dunno if there was one already in 2015 in production, i have the baikal a-900 giant

actually i hate asic, but this one isn't the same, because it can mine 6 different algorithm not like the ordinary asic that mine only 1
2154  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: LocalBitcoins !!!! 80 HOURS to confirm !!!! on: March 03, 2017, 07:32:44 AM
30-40 isn't good either, it should confirm in 10 minutes, when everything work good, which isn't the case with bitcoin that do not scale

with multibit you can't even do abandon transaction i think, or they have integrated it in the last version?

now just wait it will return back or get confirmed eventually
2155  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is this a REAL Bitcoin bubble? on: March 03, 2017, 07:26:32 AM
not yet, a bubble isn't something that you can see two time in a row so fast, i'm talking about the fact that this value was reached not long tiem ago before the dump from chinese exchange

we were at $1160, being at $1250 now, isn't much of a difference, a bubble at this point should go above $1500 at least or 2k to be called so
2156  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin Mining still profitable? on: March 03, 2017, 07:22:54 AM
not worth the investment unless you can go very  big, it's centralized as it get and not casual anymore

for example 1 single s9 net you less than 0.01 per day with 1.4kw/h of consumption, and the diff keep increase, which mean this amount is decreasing over time

we are already approaching the day where you need the whole resitendial power(usually here 3kw/h) to run a miner...

Just plug the numbers into a mining calculator, you'll find that unless you have ridiculous electricity rates, you can make profit. Electricity is 0.10 $/kWh where i live and I could easily turn a nice profit off 5-10 S9's. 

as i said in that post you need to invest big to make somethign significant, 10 s9 is $20k, not everyone has 20k ready to throw at crypto

and with 10 of them you are only generating 0.08 a day, minus electricity, it's not that much....

I plan on starting with four S9s which with a 10c power rate will net me about $700 per month after power costs. Factoring in the resale value of the miners, that's extremely profitable. In the real world of investing with stocks and real estate, you couldn't even dream of returns like those.

it's not about how much it net you, it's about roi , those thing will recover their initial investment? with the diff that keep increase? also isn't more wise to invest in x11 asic they consume 1/7 cost the same and earn you a bit more

What is x11, scrypt? I haven't mined with graphics card in years, is it actually profitable again?

x11 is an algorithm that can be mined by another type of asic, there are now x11 asic, in the past there were scrypt asic, but you should know about these

i have one x11 asic now in my home, it costed me 1.8 btc, but it can generate 0.01 a day with only 200 watt, much better than any antminer
2157  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Should I start mining? on: March 03, 2017, 07:01:45 AM
Not even a 1/6th of investment in first month sadly.

If you can find ANYTHING that recovers that much of the investment in a month please let us know. That is a ridiculous ROI. Honestly the 1 year ROI on bitcoin mining still trounces most other legit investments you can make.

Coin mining is not a get rich quick scheme, but like any other business, if you put the time and effort into it you can be successful.

That's what I keep saying. People complain that it will take 1 year to hit ROI mining when in the actual realm of investing, ROI in 1 year is UNHEARD OF.

If you cannot make you money back in one year in mining, you will not make money back.

Not necessarily true if you factor in the resale value of your mining equipment which you should be doing anyway.

too bad asic are really bad at resale value, unless you sell them when they are still profitable, make this not make much sense, if not for speed up the roi time and be sure to get something back

Precisely why you should buy GPUs and use em to mine- better resale, more algorithms, more uses. BTC mining is becoming increasingly hard to do but you can reach roi easily with a few RX 480s running on ten cent per kilowatt power compared to a S9. I still do some limited btc mining but like others here I've shifted more to gpu mining.

well not that eaisly, you still need around 5 months, but altcrypto is more volatile than bitcoin, pascal coin, the coin tnx to why the 480 is good now, will not last 5 months, that is guaranteed, with only etheruem for them you will probably need to resale halfway through your earning
2158  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin Mining still profitable? on: March 03, 2017, 07:00:27 AM
not worth the investment unless you can go very  big, it's centralized as it get and not casual anymore

for example 1 single s9 net you less than 0.01 per day with 1.4kw/h of consumption, and the diff keep increase, which mean this amount is decreasing over time

we are already approaching the day where you need the whole resitendial power(usually here 3kw/h) to run a miner...

Just plug the numbers into a mining calculator, you'll find that unless you have ridiculous electricity rates, you can make profit. Electricity is 0.10 $/kWh where i live and I could easily turn a nice profit off 5-10 S9's. 

as i said in that post you need to invest big to make somethign significant, 10 s9 is $20k, not everyone has 20k ready to throw at crypto

and with 10 of them you are only generating 0.08 a day, minus electricity, it's not that much....

I plan on starting with four S9s which with a 10c power rate will net me about $700 per month after power costs. Factoring in the resale value of the miners, that's extremely profitable. In the real world of investing with stocks and real estate, you couldn't even dream of returns like those.

it's not about how much it net you, it's about roi , those thing will recover their initial investment? with the diff that keep increase? also isn't more wise to invest in x11 asic they consume 1/7 cost the same and earn you a bit more
2159  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The only acheivement of spam attack is prevention of scalability! on: March 03, 2017, 06:53:51 AM
more than a spam attack this seems a rally on who want his transaction to get confirmed first, that's why the fee are so high, everyone is jumping on adding an higher fee to be in the mempool or better to be confirmed before any other

if paying more fee help your transaction confirmed faster, it's obvious that this will start a game that will only lead to bigger fee

i'm wondering if miners ever care about adoption, seeing how they have their profit with this value and they know that bitcoin will not die anymore even without the fix of scalability
2160  Economy / Speculation / Re: What to do? on: March 03, 2017, 06:49:42 AM
how do you know that this is not the right time to buy, nothing is telling us this is a peak? this has more chance to be the next bottom for what we know

remember when bitcoin was struggling at $500 and everyone was thinking that the price was very high already and some said that it was better to wait that the price was lower again? well it went even higher

there are no rule here, just buy always bitcoin is bound to increase in the future
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