Si, ma a voltaggio minimo reggono clock di core molto + alti dell'idle: la mia 5870 ha minato mesi a 830Mhz di core con 0,96v e le mie 5830 a 730Mhz a 0,95v. Ci sono dei thread sull'undervolt dove trovi molte altre esperienze.

Another good reason to stay clear from centralized exchanges as much as possible. I expect a similar move any time from now on.
I just hope that the GLBSE has a good backup plan up and ready.


Are we already at the point of having to prove one's innocence?
Yes, I know. My suggestion is to stay as much underground as possible anyway, always deny everything to the "authorithies", and try to keep confidential info confidential.


I would see this as free publicity. Many ppl are smarter than that and appreciate real value. In any case if TPTB were not able to stop any form of cybercrime, you can figure what could they do about BTCs.

"conti di deposito" si intende deposito titoli. Vale a dire se tu attraverso la tua banca compri/vendi azioni o obbligazioni devi averne uno, ma ovviamente non e' obbligatorio.
Vale a dire che se non fai operazioni finanziarie di compravendita titoli verifica se ce l'hai o no e in caso chiudilo (non il conto corrente, ma il deposito titoli associato al tuo conto corrente) x non farti fregare dallo stato 34,20 euri in + a tutti gli altri che estorce in un modo o nell'altro

Io le mie schede serie 5xxx le tenevo con mem a 300 e scaldavano (quindi suppongo anche consumavano) molto meno. Poi ho preso anche a undervoltarle a 0,92-0,95v, e questo dicono riduca i consumi in modo esponenziale (ma bisogna ridurre il core clock in modo proporzionale).
Per ora non mino perche' fa troppo caldo, ma in autunno penso di riprendere. Al peggio le usero' solo come riscaldamento d'inverno.

So for the moment who is using AMD puters is supposed to be safe from this mother-of-all-rootkits?

Otherwise I would suggest to put together some BTC to pay a prize to whoever comes out with a way to kill this orwellian device.

I would be more encouraged to invest if:
1. you get verified on the GLBSE
2. You tell us something about your hardware assets and a measure of MHs per bond.
Thanks

Mi sa che ti riferisci alla tassa sui depositi titoli?
Meglio investire sul GLBSE.

IMHO c'e' anche un botto di tasse che pesa.
Cmq le schede erano overloccate, undervoltate, o che? e la mem a quanto era cloccata?

I'd bet it's the other way around.

You asked for it:

Even the Internet cafe may be not really needed: you might use localization apps like google latitude to find and be found.

What goes up and upper, at some point has to come back down.
Let's hope that this will be a soft landing, not crashing and burning. It may get interesting if the banksters start playing with BTCs like they do with PMs.

Wonder if this may be relevant for the BTC mining scene?

http://thehackernews.com/2012/07/hacker-going-to-demonstrate-open-source.html

Quote:
"Yes, that's 154B - as in Billion. It was done entirely with AMD hardware, and involved 9x6990, 4x6970, 4x5870, 2x5970, and 1x7970 - for a total of 31 GPU cores in 6 physical systems." BitWeasil posted.

I keep invested about 70% of my BTC on the GLBSE from some time, but it is just play money, since I am quite worried that it may vanish in the air, be hacked, or taken down for a reason or the other.
Otherwise, the biggest mining companies seem quite a solid investment to me.

I would be really scared if evil governments, central banks, and what have you started playing with BTCs.
They could corner the market in a nanosecond.

Check out this:
http://www.micronationconference.com/delegates.html

If you compound, you double the investment in 10 weeks (if you are lucky).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_72

I could have had 2 buy orders filled for 0.329 more.
And we don't know if that would have been the correct option since I am too lazy to calculate every operation in my long .CSV history.

Order removed and now I am poorer:
Balance: 0.27717 | Available: 0.27717
Thanx   

Note that I have Buy orders for TWO 0.1645 shares,
if you add 0.107 you get 0,434, much more than the 0,27 in the balance