I think that to get 212 Mhs with a 5770 it must be already well overclocked.
One of my rigs has 2 5750@870/300 hashing at 172 mhs each, running fine 24/7 with an old 500W PSU.
I found them at 50 euros each used (one on ebay included delivery).

The day the evil gov't gets into bitcoin, I am out of it (and into the wild alt-coin west).
I wonder why the poster who like taxes and regulations got in in the first place. 

If I were a failed western gov't, I would play some taxpayer's money to manipulate the sh*t out of the bitcoin market, reaping phat profits up and down. Being not contabilized anywhere (ideally under some classified "national security" chapter of the budget), the stash could be then just distributed among the crooks involved in the black op.
But they are probably busy scheming much bigger and more evil plots with banksterz pulling more funny money/public debt out of their asses.

Just a question: I am mining on this pool from a couple of weeks hashing at 1 Ghs 24/7 with 4 cards.
In my statistics I notice huge differences in my BTC reward between the blocks: I got between 0.01 and 0.04 BTC per block in the latest 10 rounds and I wonder why, since I doubt that hoppers can explain a so big variance, and the pool speed do not seem to change so much.
Any idea?

I tried to follow the instructions of the first post, but all I get is a black window in Sierra and this log:


Anyone has a clue?
 

Many thanks, finally I can see streaming vids again.
Yet, I still need to find a way to make Media player classic (from K-lite mega codec pack) to work instead of crashing instantly if I try to play a video while mining.

edit: Smplayer worx fine though, so: problem solved

I like it, but I wonder why the OSD shows an hash rate quite lower than what I get with Phoenix 1.7.x (with phatk2, same aggression).
On a 5870@970/300 I get 410-420 Mhs against 440 Mhs with Phoenix. Similar difference with a 5830 and a much smaller one with 2 5750.
Maybe it is just because hash rate does not seem to refresh frequently?

Good find indeed
 

How about Bitchcoins?

You ain't see nothing:
Cops: Jailed man smuggled gun in rectum
http://www.pinewswire.net/article/cops-jailed-man-smuggled-gun-in-rectum
 

+1. Danloadin the friggin 1GB+ monetary base all the time seems overkill even to me. How about adding the option to use on-the-fly some online version of the blockchain (via p2p ideally, or some cloud) and/or download a shortened version, like Electrum / Multibit do?  

And how about a portable version which stores the wallet and everything in the same folder of the prog instead of hiding it in the system partition? I had to hack a .bat file myself to have a so essential feature.

Only legal tender is cash. Legally I doubt that BTC exists at all. But I am curious to hear opposite expert views.

How do you undervolt the cards? Trixx and Afterburner do not work for me (with the first the voltage is locked, and the second is not even able to read current voltage).

Since when Bitcoins = cash by law in italy? So you can pay taxes in BTC?

"Enemy of the state"? I would take that as a title of honour, even if it just the state that is the enemy of most of us. But even I expect a move to outlaw bitcoins at the moment they enter the radar screen of big brother, and I expect that such move will fail. Truecrypt and Tor are so easy to use.

Quote of the day:
“Remember, government is not an enlightened organization designed to promote public welfare. It is barbaric, uncivilized force… military and police power put to the service of the insiders who control it.

Yes, there are constraints on the way the insiders use their power. There are ‘checks and balances,’ built into the constitution, for example. And there are cultural norms and traditional prohibitions.

But eventually, the norms and traditions wear off, like painkillers. And then, the pain of raw government begins again.” – Bill Bonner

Amateurs. Italy just outlawed any cash tranfer above 1000 euros.
The more they outlaw and tax, the more bullish the Bitcoin scene gets.
Talking 'bout doom-profits.

Well I like many others (Doug Casey, Bob Chapman, Jim Willie, Gerald Celente, The Mogambo Guru, The Daily Reckoning, The Daily Bell, etc.) expect an economic collapse any time from now coupled with further attempts to implement a dictatorship (of the open, hard kind -provided that you don't have it already), not only in the USA, but even in some western european countries. So if you cannot expatriate (definitely the best option), you'd better be ready.  
BTW: That is one of the reasons I got interested and involved with BTCs.

Bump. Price halved 

Any way to import a wallet from the official client in Multibit?

No, since I am using XP64. No Roaming folder here.