I'm not sure what do you mean. Altera levels? Sure i could have a look at the schematics for fun but i don't really see how i could make use of it here.

Im just wondering if the controller can feed 4 stock fan at full speed without breaking a sweat, then its just figuring out how PWM work when you fork 2 fan with a y connector but only connect 1 PWM to it so that both fans are controlled by pwm feed. Thats how its done on my GPUs, so i'm certain its possible. Just need to wire it right.

Gotcha. Well 20$ for 8 hours is still low but i guess its more reasonable. Its just you said "I work full time on bitcoin every weekend" so that sounded like a lot more than 8 hours. And i was just making a pun on Tax and Bitcoin

There's absolutely no way, on sale those games are worth 170$. So basically someone could just buy all the game themselves for possibly even cheaper, minus the game you have they most likely don't want, for cheaper than your whole account.

I very much doubt you can find a legit buyer for more than 25$. In comparison mine is "worth" 2000$ and i would have a lot of trouble just selling it for 100$. Even though i never would.

And 95$/kW/Month is also pretty expensive, it would cost 35$/kW/Month to run in Québec in your house or half that in a data center. If the noise is/wasn't an issue i'd totally run this at home, though looking at the power consumption, its probably 240v. Unless the PSU takes 120 also, it wouldnt work out here.

Thats a nice way to name it. A Tax Job. Even though you mean Taxi job? What what i mean is BTC is a taxless job, at least where i leave, as long as you don't convert it to capital.

But you really spend 16 hours for 0.01-0.1BTC? That sound like slave work. 2-4$USD per hours is doable on this forum though and would give 0.2BTC in a weekend which is not too bad depending on where you live.

Its not really necessary. If you're using 2 PSU, you just flip its power switch in the back. If not there's those flip switch sure, but its added hardware that's ultimately superfluous.

You just power the PSU that is NOT connected to the controller first, then flip the one that is connected to the board last. It doesn't matter if its also connected to boards.

Its just that the boards don't actually power up and start running even though they are connected to a power line until the controller "wake" them up.

Cold storage mean offline storage. A wallet that has never and never will touch the internet, that way you can say with fair accuracy that it's impossible to steal its privkey. Otherwise you're susceptible to getting hacked. Especially when you're not an expert on internet security.

This explain cold storage for Bitcoins;
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Cold_storage

I have merely the one and i would like to sell it to someone who can buy a S7, since i can't.

You'd have to get in the next S7 batch not later than Oct 12 0:00. Here is a picture i took;
Picture Here!

I can make you a personalized picture to prove i still have it, if you're interested in buying it.

Escrow is okay if you want even though this is only 0.1BTC.

It's not a problem, it doesn't bother me, it was just a bit embarrassing because i have many miners with blinking lights and in the dark, they dont illuminate my living room.

Meanwhile the tiny stick does and its bright enough that from the outside, you can see the reflection on the window, so my neighbor was asking me whats up with the lightshow during the night. It was casual and its not bright enough to bother anyone, it's just enough to be noticeable.

I told him i had one of those modem with some flashy LEDS and we laughed it out.

Thats okay, but you said "sell copy of the blockchain download". There's many way to spin this but you'd simply be breaking the license in any case. If you're trying to make a payout system, then sure and running a bitcoincore can work, even though there's better options, but you'll also need cold storage.

You rarely need to read a whole thread to reply something constructive and relevant or proper by just reading the last page. But i agree that;


Is pretty Generic and doesn't bring anything to the discussion. He's not replying to the actual current topic, while staying only on topic based on the Thread's name.

But if that's spam and worth deletion, then you'd have thousands of posts per day to delete. I try to continue discussion by addressing previous posts and typically the poster don't even read reply or even read what was just said Above.

So basically i can give a lot of info about where to get a certain card, then the 3 next posters after my post will reply directly to the Thread name "Oh right, there's no such card that exist." =/

That sound borderline illegal. It's open source, if you sell it for profit you're breaking the license. Its also available for free, downloadable for free and the bootstrapped downloadable for free, all under the same open source license.

And there's nothing to learn its just a bunch of heavy .blck file that you slap in the AppData roaming folder, then let the wallet sync, which still would take a while.

And you can't manipulate parts of BTC.

I would figure that the controller would read one PWM signal and set the current to control the fan speed. Since one fan is being told for example to "run at 3k" the second fan on the Y splitter should also run at 3k. The controller will only read one but if both fan are the same there should be no issue?

I just need to know how to do the wiring, and the other thing is, can the controller support that much AMP? I'd ultimately be running up to 4 fans on it for less noise.

Depends on your download speed and the processing speed of the Raspi which might be pretty slow. Maybe some user who set up a node on a RasPi could help you, or do some reading on this search;
https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz=1C1ASUC_enCA589CA589&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=setting+up+bitcoin+node+on+raspi

But you still have not answered; Why do you want to set up Bitcoin Core this way?

It's an algo for Altcoins, another coin, one that can be mined with GPU perhaps profitably, depending on your electricity cost, unlike BTC.

Since this is the Bitcoin-only board, i can't really elaborate on it much. I would recommend you make a thread in the altcoin section and if you want, post the link here to continue the conversation with me/us.

I wanted to know this for controller efficiency. Basically it would be better to have less controllers for more miners. Keep the other controllers for backup.
And also, i can't seem to find the power consumption of the Beaglebone, did you calculate it yourself while you were messing around with the S5's? I'm guessing 10watts but just to be sure...

But 1% isint bad, even credit card take 2.5% or more from the merchant. The difference in price is why many online retailers has added bitcoin through payment processors to their checkout.
Even if the payment process take 1-2%, its still better than credit card. So overall if for instance CoinBase made a credit or debit card for their online wallet for 1%, it would still be a reasonable service.
As thus, the ability to send cash to my bank account within 24 hours for 1%+1$ is reasonable to me, even though i'm biased by previous method. If the seller could eat the 1% fee for the buyer on the account of saving some % compared to credit card, that would be pretty cool however.

His post quality is low, however is not spam. He is most likely trying to get all the posts he need for his signature campaign. While this can come up as annoying for some users, it's fine even if poor practice.

OP can go check the signature campaign's rules to see if posting that way is not respecting the minimum post quality and then report it to the Campaign Manager, but unless OP is on a personal grudge, i would avoid this witchhunt.

You can't, you can't mine SHA256d in an academic perspective.

You can replace your "scrypt" to "sha256" or try blank. Not sure for that particular CGminer version, you're using a pretty old one. But you'll be making a few cents per year at most, it would take you years to reach minimum payout at a pool and you'd be using tons of electricity.

I point you toward the Altcoin mining support section. You can get started with X11.

I'll pay 100$ which include shipping cost, to Canada, if the unitand its PSU is in good condition, guaranteed to work, the fan also need to be in reasonable condition and we're using Escrow. Fund to be released by escrow upon verification of the aforementioned.