If you search long enough you can find an article about almost anything on the internet.
I can find a dozen of articles that reveal the ripple scam. Just type ripple/scam on google. Why do you ignore those articles?
why do you ignore articles like this? https://stripe.com/blog/ending-bitcoin-supportthe miners / btc overlords can't figure out what to do, and it's impacting widespread adoption. enjoy living off the grid with high fees! hahahaha, I found an article saying the world was flat!!! im scared, if its on the internet it simply must be true right? Umm, what are you babbling about, its article about stripe and btc on stripe web site ummm are you ok? check what what he responded to, perhaps I was too  I do not babble..... much. I can find a dozen of articles that reveal the ripple scam. Just type ripple/scam on google. Why do you ignore those articles?hahahaha, I found an article saying the world was flat!!! im scared, if its on the internet it simply must be true right? there you go, for the simple. But, can you find article about ripple been scam on AMERICAN EXPRESS SITE, OR ANY SITE RELEVANT TO RIPPLE and not on babblers websites? |
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Its great that you believe in your investment with ripple but you have to admit. Most xrp investors would have already made a fortune if they just left it in bitcoin. XRP continues to dissipoint day after day after day. Do you think devs care? Prob not or they would have done more to keep the price from collapsing vs bitcoin.
Are you sure? I invested $3000 a year ago, and its worth almost a million now...how much it would be worth in bitcoin, 10 millions? |
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If you search long enough you can find an article about almost anything on the internet.
I can find a dozen of articles that reveal the ripple scam. Just type ripple/scam on google. Why do you ignore those articles?
why do you ignore articles like this? https://stripe.com/blog/ending-bitcoin-supportthe miners / btc overlords can't figure out what to do, and it's impacting widespread adoption. enjoy living off the grid with high fees! hahahaha, I found an article saying the world was flat!!! im scared, if its on the internet it simply must be true right? Umm, what are you babbling about, its article about stripe and btc on stripe web site |
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Ripple is centralised coin, owners have billions and they have absolutely no reason to want to see its price rises because that will make them super rich /sarcasm off Edit: i bookmarked this thread so I can come and laugh once it hits $150  |
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Hello,
ok i post original bios after to return home from work but you want to post all bios of my card but only one ??
i buy all card in one time and all have same pakage
thanks for you reply
sorry for my english
You should use GPU-Z to check if all of your cards have same memory (hynix, micron, elpida or samsung), thats all that matters...memory straps are different...only need 1 bios if all 6 cards have same memory type |
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Whats wrong with Adrenalin Edition 18.1.1 ?
Since I use this card for things besides mining at times I don't wanna lose the HBM overclock. That's why I haven't kept up too well with drivers, btw the bios signature checks in newer drivers are only making trouble on Polaris not Fiji right? I only tried the 16.x.x versions since they are most often advertised as the most compatible for certain mining programs I guess. I can test the newest drivers out today and report back what they do performance wise. I'm curious if compute/graphics workload selection works for Fury too That could bring you some more performance |
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It is never about the price, it is all about the market cap of the coin, read about it.
Yea but the market cap is linked to the coin it self ,if the coin doesn't offer something ,no one will invest on it . Of course people will invest in worthless coins...look at Bitconnect |
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Theres always possibility that there are 2 or more revisions of the same card, or different memory even for same revision, so its wise to both check all your cards, and also to post original bios if you want someone to help you |
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I have a rig 5х1050ti and I am very happy because in little money you can get a good income for the budget farm. Each card gives approximately 15.5 Mh/s when mining Ethereum. In addition, this rig can be easily place in my apartment and it will not be greatly disturbed.
Is it really worth it to mine ETH with them? Here in Croatia 1050 is about 50% more expensive than RX560, and they have 15+ MH/s too in ethash |
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Hey, I just tried this miner and I am very impressed. I have a Sapphire Fury Trix (4096SP) it runs at 1020Mhz with -60mV @~55°C. I get about 48-49 ish MH/s it started slowly creeping towards 50 thought. I ran version 3.0.1 of the miner with 16.3.2 drivers. Some things I noticed: - As mentioned before make sure you have the x64 AND x86 version of the Visual C++ Redistributable package installed - I had pretty much all other versions (2015, 2017, x64, x86) but it only works with the 2013 one
- Doesn't seem to work on 15.12 drivers, went over to 16.10.3 which got the power limit working but was rather unstable, couldn't get it to run with -20mV even. Try the 16.3.2 Version this worked well for me (-60mV). On that note I wonder what other Fury owners get hashrate wise especially with newer drivers - maybe it's just my card
- Never play with MSI afterburner and AMD Overdrive/Wattman at the same time....apart from weird graphic glitches it disabled the automatic fan control and set it to 20% resulting in a rather toasty 74+°C card
- Intensity 23 did not work for me, 22 was the maximum, asm was turned on though - maybe that's why my hashrate was a bit lower, then again I have a Fury "X" so who knows
It's an awesome miner and I am happy cause it shows what even older AMD cards can do compared to Nvidias Pascal lineup. However, the powerdraw of 250W+ and heat and with that fan noise made me switch back to equihash again. My setup is pretty much a workstation with a miner running if I don't use it and for that it is simply too loud. It's about 20% more profitable than the alternatives for sure but for ME the drawbacks are too much to bear. Lastly, I got a more general question regarding Fury undervolting and AMD drivers. Because I really really struggled getting any of the 16.x.x version to play nicely even on other algos. I got it running now on 15.12 with -100mV no problem on 16.10.3 it would glitch or crash on the desktop with -30mV and 16.3.2 was "stable" with -60mV but that was it's limit no matter the algo. Is that "normal" behaviour? How are your cards doing regarding different drivers and voltages? Whats wrong with Adrenalin Edition 18.1.1 ? |
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people are still MINING SOIL coin
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lol How to remove "Just a moment..." pop up window? I can't save my bios
Wait until it ticks 10 seconds or whatever it takes? |
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Ripple still does not trust. I have been researching XLM a similar project in recent times and it has come to me more securely. We can invest in XLM.
I agree...main guy in Stellar once worked at Mt. Gox, what can go wrong? |
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Hey, 4x Opteron 6378 64cores 2,3GHz. Does anyone have experience how powerful these processors on mining? For example Monero?
Posible hash rate?
Between 2000 and 2500 |
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New drivers is always best.New ryzen have Vega in cpu,launch this year.
That may be true for new Ryzen, but what about RX 480? Wont their hashrate drop to before Blockchain driver? It will drop for people that don't know/don't want to read driver release notes |
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Hi all, Does anyone know who is controlling the Ripple and NEO?
But, According to the information I heard:
Ripple controlled Bank, Banker "Bankster",
Meanwhile, the NEO "Pro Chinese Government" coins are released china.
If they compete, which one wins? ...
In ripple vs NEO,I think both the coins are very promising and are doing well but there are hiccups in XRP which comes regularly with time and affects it's growth.On the other hand there is no set pattern for NEO,it has also gone down several time and attain stability so both coins are not a wise choice for long term investment.You can consider both for short term investment or for daytrading.But if i have to choose one than i will go for NEO just for one fact that the volume of growth for NEO is higher than that of XRP. I have totally opposite opinion, and think theyre both excellent choices for long term |
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And still, they can't just arbitrarily increase the supply without people jumping off. Centralization is not just about who owns most coins, but also who owns most mining power...obviously you didn''t even care to read his link |
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i would choose neo rather that ripple..ripple is not an alts anymore, it is controlled by banks  Its NOT controlled by banks...bank have to buy is to own it...but what prevent banks from buying BTC? Start using brain and logic I see generally 2 incomparable projects, these both coins are from portfolio,but future of NEO seems more clear than Ripple. сhinese NEO has a big chances to move Ethereum and devide the smart contract market. I guess it would be clearer this year. ABout ripple - I still don't understand , why it gained in the price so much , but in the case with Ripple there is high risk to lose this value as fast as it was gained. yes, transaction are fast, when i transfered from githab to bittrex it took 20 second  really impressive, but future is misty. Please, try to read whole thread before stating wrong facts. Ripple already has smart contracts, too, and they stated their intent to competen in that area, too See, you can even dlownload code and be the first guy making ICO on their network: https://github.com/codius/codius/wiki/Smart-Oracles:-A-Simple,-Powerful-Approach-to-Smart-Contracts#contract-apis |
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The big danger with Ripple is how much the developers own of it. See https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/16/why-ripple-is-not-cashing-out-its-xrp-holdings.htmlRipple owns about 60 billion of the 100 billion XRP created, giving it a market value -- based just on its holdings -- of close to $80 billion.
The company's revenue is unknown, although CEO Brad Garlinghouse told CNBC that some banks are paying the company millions of dollars for its software. Regardless, $80 billion is far ahead of where any reasonable investor would value the company.
Ripple has placed limitations on how much XRP it can sell each month to remove the concern that it will suddenly flood the market with tokens. The company placed 55 billion of its XRP in a "cryptographically-secured" escrow account and can release up to 1 billion every month. Ripple has never come close to selling that amount in a month and said in December that it's averaged selling 300 million XRP a month since mid-2016.
By selling a tiny fraction of its holdings each month, the company brought in over $90 million in the first three quarters of 2017. So Ripple is slowly selling it's stash - and they probably took advantage of the recent pump to offload some more. Its a blockchain...with blockchain explorer...any mildly educated man could go and check for himself, instead saying "probably" |
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