Maybe this will finally disincentivize spamming for post racking to gain supposed credibility.


It's still in your profile, anyone can see it by clicking your username.

I wonder if it can go down.

Transisto's is the highest so far.

EDIT: I think the registration date plays a some role.

Bruno and I both have 742.

Only now have I noticed that ranks are also affected. Interesting.

4 actually
93.0, 83.0, 93.5 and 91.5

I suspect that the GPU core temperature is the 1st one (93.0) and the other ones could be memory and the voltage regulator module.

If GPU-Z doesn't give any information beyond that and XFX themselves don't supply any additional software I'm afraid it won't be possible to find out with 100% certainty which reading is for which sensor.

Although these temperatures are a bit high (OK for the VRM and a bit high for GPU or VRAM for long-term use) they are still 'safe'. You won't make any profit with one HD 6770 anyway so unless you leave it mining 24/7 for many months I doubt anything should happen (although I guarantee nothing).

Moi, je le savais

Je ne vends jusqu'a la prix n'atteint $120 car j'ai achete les bitcoins pour $110 avant l'abaissement de prix a $90...

That's Benjamin Franklin


I live in a country which became independent from USSR in 1989 and I know what you are talking about but you are looking at it from a wrong perspective.
There was more freedom but too many people (many with ties to the former communist system) had too much power amplified by the backing of the state. Add corruption, cronyism, nepotism and ambiguous laws to that and you get lots of theoretical freedom but also harsh, insecure reality.

One could set up a big successful import-export business because there was demand for it and become a billionair but someone else could try a similar endeavour, fail and end up in prison because his competitor was friends with a prosecutor or with one of the many intelligence agencies. Not sure about your country but at least that is how it was in mine.

What does GPU-Z show you under load?

What's your fan speed (in RPM)?

What are your clocks?

How much airflow is there / how is the GPU positioned?

For mining bitcoins you don't need a high VRAM clock so try to underclock it, though it can be a problem on the HD 6000 series.

Well, out of all the temperature reading software out there GPU-Z turned out to be the best for me for graphics cards.

Try GPU-Z it can read from more sensors than most temperature reporting software.

The differences that you see between the programs you mention is either a) buggy software / your GPU is new and the software is not up to date or b) they read from different sensors.

No need for that, with the default keypool of 100 pre-generated addresses a backup only after every 100 transactions is required.

It would be convenient if there was a way for the reporting person to see which exact reports where marked as 'bad' or 'correct' because sometimes it's not as clear as it may look.

For example:

- I learned from John that old threads are not moved for historical reasons (when I asked why the NMC thread wasn't moved to the alt-coin board)
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=205790.0
- as for the bad language or being insulting - I think I only reported one such post, don't know if the report was marked as 'good' or 'bad' but I've done because it conveyed no other message apart from the insult, it was deleted after I complained somewhere that it wasn't being deleted
Could someone comment whether this post is still valid/relevant? 


Many users posts' are not ''calm and polite''* and are not deleted, could that post be edited to reflect the current moderating policies?

Are posts to be reported and deleted if they are in any way insulting and add no value to the topic (either the rest of the post is off-topic or it consists of the insult only)?
Are posts to be reported and deleted if they are excessively* insulting and add no value to the topic (either the rest of the post is off-topic or it consists of the insult only)?
Are posts to be reported and deleted if they are in any way insulting but at least in some way are on-topic?
Are posts to be reported and deleted if they are excessively insulting but at least in some way are on-topic?

*I know these terms are not absolute etc.

No need for that.
Profile -> Look and Layout Preferences -> Don't show users' signatures.


Not necessarily. It benefits them if their ads are more conspicuous (though it can have an inverse effect if they become annoying).

As for the OP . . . +1

Yeah, I reported that post too, but not the first time.

And I reported it now again, after you edited the post to do it again.

OK, I have resubmitted the reports.

Very often when I report posts I do it in the following format:

-> SECTION

where ''->'' stands for ''shoulve be moved to'' and ''SECTION'' stands for the name of the appropriate forum section/board

I've worded myself differently this time so it should be clear now

Find an abandoned house / appartment no too close to you place and use the address of the abandoned house / appartment.

Before using this address check whether it's not already occupied by squatters.

You are not the first to come up with this idea, e.g. Blockchain.info allows the users to view their balances in milibitcoins (mBTC)

There's no we need, you are free to fork the client yourself and introduce these changes, it's all here for free.

I think the price and adoption is still too low to bother much about and people will probably arrive to similar conclusions as you.

Oh, and you forgot about one unit, Gavins - 5430 satoshis

Isn't a month enough for people to get used to the new sections? I reported a few posts that should be move to the mining and marketplace sections and soon after that my reporting accuracy dipped from 94 to 92%.

I wonder if the seller is going to be able to withdraw the money from his paypal account 

Could be reasonable doubt's alt account but the same local time is probably the default UTC +0.