armyman your PSU isn't enough. You shouldn't run a PSU at more than 80% of it's rating. rx480's can pull up to about 225 watts each, which is 1,350 watts. You have up to another 150-200 watts for the system also, excluding the vid cards. So you are over 1500 watts on a 1200 watt PSU. Of course it will not be stable. A 1600 watt PSU will run 6 480's and the system....just. It is still pushing the limit a bit much when you factor in the 80% rule....but it will run stable.

I'm perfectly calm. Been doing this shit far longer than most people. What I said hasn't been disputed. Have you backed your own coin with your money by buying up coins you promised you would? No. Was not getting a good exchange a huge mistake? Yes.

So speak facts instead of blah blah blah "keep calm, what he said" non-sense. The fact is.........pay close attention on this.......the fact is nobody is putting money into your coin, and those that have some coins are looking to dump. That is FACT, not fiction.

The coin has far more problems than Tier 1 earnings lol. You are the dev and said you would buy all coins under 100 sats. Just checked and there are over 180k RBIT waiting on your purchase. No one is investing....possibly following your lead. Not paying for a listing on a good exchange was simply idiotic.

http://scrypt.ispace.co.uk/coindetails/?coin=gld&id=9   but expect a LOT of orphans

He has about $7000usd to play with from the ICO. Isn't smart enough to use some of that to get premium listing on decent exchanges. Terrible strategy for a coin "dev".

Searing your story is that KnC had enough left over parts to create 160 or so miners. Does that really make sense to you? Seriously? Would you let 160 units worth of parts sit on a shelf when you could easily assemble them and mine? I doubt it. Having a dozen or so backup cubes would be standard practice for replacement hardware, not 160 full 400mh/s units.

KnC told people that refused shipment due to the lawsuit that they would hold the units in storage until the buyer wanted them. Those units have since disappeared..........and you magically were able to buy units no longer produced.

It sounds to me like you bought miners that belonged to old customers that refused shipment due to a lawsuit. Don't be shocked if contacted by the lawyers lol.

Why be patient when you can get your coin off to the best start? I've seen far too many coins simply die waiting. Crypto is fast and ever-changing, so the wait game can kill you.

If you are using funds people deposit to pay off earlier depositors, that by definition is a PONZI. If you are only using the 50 coins per block and transaction fees, then it isn't an outright ponzi. So which is it? Also you are fast approaching block halving and thus 25 coins per block instead of 50. When I used the figure of 5+ days to get the unpaid people paid, I was being rather generous if the rtrust only gets coins from mining rewards and fees. If it is a PONZI, then everyone could be paid quickly or not at all. I suspect you will very soon see miners stopping. I know I already did.

Actually yes. Using your best case scenario figure of 72,000 coins a day, you have an unpaid total of 418731/72,000=5.8 days

At this point it will be 5+ days before mining can pay the unpaid. Very little point in sending in more Tier 1 coins.

Couple of things..........
1: your site doesn't offer me a way to sign up.
2: The info on your site says "50% of every block that is mined & all tx fees are sent into rTrust." Says 50%, not 50 coins from every block.

Exactly where did I mention fiat or dumping coins? I repeat: "you should NOT be mining scrypt algo based coins. You will not make any money." Trying to mine with GPU's on coins dominated by ASIC's simply means what I clearly said. You mention a lot of scrypt miners have done ok which is true in a given context. Mining scrypt when it first came out was very good. GPU's got the competition heated. ASIC's then simply crushed GPU/CPU miners on any scrypt coin.

https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison

It should be noted that you should NOT be mining scrypt algo based coins. You will not make any money. Do some research into Ethereum, X11, X13, X15. To get you started easier, search for Claymore and read about his various miners. Here is a good start https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1433925.0

http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/goldcoin-mining-calculator or https://bitmakler.net/Goldcoin___mining or simply search online for goldcoin profit calculator. You can find a calculator for almost any coin.

Anyone know of a working pool? bbqpool.net died about a week ago and it was the only one I knew of.

Coinwarz is rarely correct and are rather unwilling to make any effort to fix the site. I've messaged them about 4 different coins, got two replies, one coin daemon was restarted and the other coin was removed. 50%

Microguy it is totally baffling to me why you are so unwilling to fix things related to your coin. Look at the vast numbers of orphans. Surely you can't think that is a good thing. Just for the hell of it I went to http://inetrader.com:8221/static/ to check stats. The blocks I checked started at 483835 thru 483846 as it the last 1 hour. Out of those 6 blocks, 4 were orphaned.

You should try to get GLD removed from Coinwarz. It often displays inaccurate data, which in turn gets miners joining in with huge hashrate, which then makes the security system kick in, resulting in horrendous numbers of orphans. I don't care for the security system at all, but Coinwarz is just making it worse. GLD is simply unmineable for me.

You can use the -di parameter to run off card(s) so you can game. It took me a bit of trial and error to turn off the right card so I could use it for gaming. Once you figure it out create a second start.bat.........one for full mining and one for gaming.

Can someone look into the global hashrate? inetrader shows it as ~300mh/s, but ispace pool has ~3gh/s just on that one pool. Coinwarz shows a similar figure to inetrader. Doesn't make sense when the diff is 9 :/

EDIT: Coinwarz has replied and thinks the coin has forked and are looking into it. Until it is sorted out, I wouldn't be mining at ispace since it appears they are on a different fork. I sent them a tweet to investigate.