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It's a bit 4F here too.
(4F = Fu**ing F**ker is F**king F**ked)
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500mA + 500mA = 1A. Not counting the hub's overhead, so your hub's PSU is underpowered.
//definetely not. Now i tried with one Block Erupter connected to HUB and one connected directly to computer, and effect was same, so i am sure there isnīt problem with power I'm sure it is, but hey, whatever. Knock yourself out chasing your tail. |
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I will use my name and my brand to promote the pool
This only works if anyone know who you are. |
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No, I can' find it.
Where are you in Canada? I'll just hop on a plane and come help you look.
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Yes. God no. What?  Setting up a company? Tax? Stop huffing the glue, man. It's bad for you. |
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PPLNS is better if you're leaving it running 24/7. You don't have to pay fees, and you get some NMC as a bonus.
PPS is better if you're only mining intermittently, but you have a 7.5% fee, and no NMC merged mining.
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Solo mining with GPU?  Did someone fall asleep for 2 years? |
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maybe its a bit underpowered? I had a similar problem when I connected two Block Erupters to a 5-port USB hub with cardreader that only has a 1000mA PSU.
I think not, Output voltage 5 V Output current 1 A 500mA + 500mA = 1A. Not counting the hub's overhead, so your hub's PSU is underpowered. |
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If you're mining on Nvidia GPUs, make sure to use CUDAminer. You prolly won't even make back the electricity it uses, but it will be a lot faster than the typical OCL applications used by almost every other mining software. It's not "a lot" faster. It's a little faster. A little faster than incredibly slow, is still incredibly slow. |
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I think it would also be important for the pools to list their bitcoind limitations.
Some p2pools are configured to limit transactions drastically on the Bitcoin network and thus are bad for Bitcoin.
Mine has no limitations set, and never will. I'm not going to support sending dust. |
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can i use the bitstamp as a wallet address?
Probably not, Eligius generates "mined" payouts, so you probably need a real wallet, or an online wallet that supports mined payments. |
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how do i sign a message to save changes?
I've entered my bitcoin payout address, i've entered the message as above ( my eligius...) but it doesn't work.
Copy the message to your Bitcoin-qt client's "Sign Message" function. You should get a long string of random letters. Copy and paste that to the second box on Eligius, job done. |
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Windbloze 7.
Grow up.  |
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Heh, well at least you pretended that you knew what you were talking about  1) A different serial-USB driver for EACH USB chip ... we only use one 2) Oops - you can't send a control transfer with serial-USB damn shame about that hey (I'm sure that one will be well above your understanding) 3) Though I guess you didn't notice the drivers in your God's miner that do use direct USB ... damn! What about the crashing on first run with GPU mining on Windows? You've still not acknowledged this. On several machines, several installs (Win7x64 Pro/Enterprise or Win8x64), I can only get cgminer to work with the ancient 12.8 drivers - and even then it's only 75% success rate. Yet 'the other miner' works with 13.4 and newer no problems. It doesn't make sense. Edit: Spelling typo |
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Thanks Kano. Much like with Butterfly Labs, your terrible attitude has driven me to your competition.
One less dick in this thread Nah, the dick is still firmly embedded in the thread. Right up to the balls. |
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Yeah, well one mining program uses stupid USB drivers which need so many hoops to be jumped through to get working, if they do at all, for no apparent benefit. The author(s) refuse(s) to accept that changing to the new more difficult and stupid USB drivers was a mistake, and won't go back to the original "just works" way of doing things. That miner also has issues compiling it's OGL kernel, crashing out instantly, unless the correct number of chickens are slaughtered while the moon is in the third quadrant and sacrificed to the SDK gods. The issue is also ignored by the authors, and has been for months upon months.
The other needs one set of USB or GPU drivers installed and everything just works.
I won't say which one is which, but I think anyone reading this has a fair idea..
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Price is still too high for me, so I'm no longer interested. If it were about BTC8 I'd jump on it. But BTC12 is far too much considering the difficulty increase recently.  |
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apparently don't live in Alaska
Up here,
You in baltic region or in north america? |
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I haven't seen it here. Hang on till I go out and have a look for it...  |
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Don't waste your time mining on the Intel GPU. It's too slow to bother with, I think I was getting 10KH/s mining scrypt coins on the HD4000 in my i3-3225. The HD2500 in my i3-3220T does about 6KH/s. Rubbish.
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