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I'm definitely in for silver.
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Kermee
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Watts Mhps Watts/Mhps Mhps/Watt
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530 800 0.663 1.509
433 780 0.555 1.801
439 800 0.549 1.822
300 723 0.415 2.410
520 800 0.650 1.538
820 1400 0.586 1.707
285 281 1.014 0.986
372 614 0.606 1.651
574 824 0.697 1.436
563 1135 0.496 2.016
800 1760 0.455 2.200
701 1200 0.584 1.712
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Average: 0.606 1.732 Ah Frig the formatting debacle! Y'all can see what matters! 8^) There. I fixed it. Cheers, Kermee |
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Assume DDoS.
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Kermee
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Majority of my rigs are 4x5830 at 998/300 (317 MH/s) with 640W at the wall (Kill-a-Watt).
~1.98 MH/watt.
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Kermee
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In stock. Limit 9.6 GH/s per customer.
LOL
Fixed it for you  Cheers, Kermee |
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2 of my workers have been in red for the past couple days but my Mhash/s has been the same.
Could be two things... #1. The 2 workers are accidentally logging in as another worker(s). #2. You have the 'idle timeout' set lower than when shares are actually being submitted. (i.e. 'Idle Timeout' set to 1 minute; your worker is submitting shares every 3-4 minutes.) Cheers, Kermee |
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hey the title says it all... deepbit's speed says "292MHs" whilst guiminer says "270mhs" which one is more accurate?
With most pools, your reported hash-rate is based off of shares over time. GUIMiner reports the 'actual' hash-rate. If the pool is reporting a higher hash-rate than what your 'actual' hash-rate is, you're getting 'lucky' solving each share. This is normal variance. Cheers, Kermee |
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"The FDIC doesn't guarantee virtual currencies."
Damn.  Cheers, Kermee
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Rent/Mortgage/Utilities.
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Kermee
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good point. i'd only send one! Don't get me wrong... I *LOVE* your idea. It would be the first 1 oz. Solid Gold 'Bitcoin'... Cheers, Kermee |
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You weren't the guy who picked up the Newegg Open Box HIS 6990 H699F4G4M within two minutes after it became available @ $521.99 USD when I tried to complete checkout and it was already sold last Friday? Cheers, Kermee |
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as i said earlier, i would like to be able to send in my Krugerands to be reshaped into Bitcoins and pay a fee to do it.
I'm sure I speak for RSantana when I say if I was in his position and someone wanted to send me several oz. of Gold coins, I would not feel comfortable handling them if issues arise. We're talking about taking on the responsibility of several thousands of USD... I'm sure it's not personal. Cheers, Kermee |
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Your two payments of 5.01 both went to 1FQXtNitJw4qjoyzZbodTkHtfmPBdqFV5Q . So far neither has been spent.
Is this address a personal wallet on your computer, or located at some online service?
If you're using the Bitcoin client on your computer, do the following:
1. Update to 0.3.24.
2. Start Bitcoin with the -rescan option. (This may take a while to run.)
3. Check to make sure you have at least 8 connections and that your block count is up to date.
+1; this isn't a Deepbit issue. We're at block 137270 right now. Make sure your client has the complete block-chain so far. Block 134646 (2011-07-04 02:06:37) 5.01 btc Block 136974 (2011-07-19 00:38:10) 5.01 btc It's all there... It's just your wallet.dat doesn't know about it Cheers, Kermee |
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I was just looking at codes on the back of the coins I bought and one starts with "69ME"....did you guys send that to me on purpose  Collector's Item! Cheers, Daniel |
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my rig with 4x5830 sapphires with clocks 1000/300 have power consumption = 786 W
That seems high. My 4x5830 Sapphires with clocks at 998/300 are 640W-650W at the wall with a Kill-A-Watt meter. Cheers, Kermee that's because you guys don't take into account power supply efficiency and other hardware like the motherboard and CPU. the DC power draw should be relatively the same, but a PSU with 80+ bronze will suck more juice from the wall than a 80+ gold PSU. Bingo. Excellent point. Didn't realize it at the time of my post. Cheers, Kermee |
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... every +~0.01 on the ask side... You're a very funny man/woman/bot. Cheers, Kermee |
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If you know the bitcoin addresses to which the wallet's coins were sent, just look them up on blockexplorer.com.
This. Cheers, Kermee |
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my rig with 4x5830 sapphires with clocks 1000/300 have power consumption = 786 W
That seems high. My 4x5830 Sapphires with clocks at 998/300 are 640W-650W at the wall with a Kill-A-Watt meter. Cheers, Kermee |
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I know of another Bellevue miner.
I live not too far away from the OP.
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Kermee
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