Bitcoin is a distributed digital currency which has attracted a substantial number of users. We perform an in-depth investigation to understand what made Bitcoin so successful, while decades of research on cryptographic e-cash has not lead to a large-scale deployment. We ask also how Bitcoin could become a good candidate for a long-lived stable currency. In doing so, we identify several issues and attacks of Bitcoin, and propose suitable techniques to address them. Bla bla bla, yadda yadda  |
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I'm mining with my simple 6950 and i sell and buy things for Bitcoin. Someone interested in buying an EVE plex?  |
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Basically it says they will attack us in any possible way to defend THEIR interests
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Interesting. About Italy, here it's not that ppl are panicking "omg omg default is near, penitentiagite!" anyway  |
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+1 Niann, sent me BTC for EVE Plex
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It has been explained in page 2.
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I've read a bunch of threas from here and around the web, best seems to be the 100 mhz below unless you do a bios flash and then run them on linux?
any development for windows 7 32 or 64 bit?
Windows: MSI Afterburner. Is Afterburner capable of breaking the 125Mhz memory/gpu clock difference on a 6xxx card to lower the memory further ? I haven't tried it for quite some time now (ever since switching from GUIminer to CGMiner 4+ months ago) but I have some 6xxx cards that I would love to get the memory lower on if it's possible and are all Windows7 x64 machines. Could you share a bit of info ? does it require 'unofficial overclocking' to be enabled ? It work for me Yes it require the unofficial overclocking thing. Then you start Afterburner and put the frequency at the minimum. Apply, open again and you will be able to go even lower. That's how i am at 310mhz on my 6950 (300mhz would require another close-reopen but i'm too lazy) |
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"trusting" p2pool is misleading. P2pool do not require trust, because it CANNOT scam you.
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Having a better interface and less things active would be better. Normal pool: you start the miner and that's all P2pool: you need also bitcoin and p2pool running and hope none of them crash (and bitcoin QT client is prone to crash with p2pool... but not bitcoind as far as i know) |
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Can I mine with this card? I don't think it's got OpenCL Support.
Its on the mining hardware comparison list though, as 9800GT and 9800GTX?
Does this mean I can mine with this card?
You can't mine on that card. It doesn't support OpenCL (OpenCL is supported from ATI 4000 serie) And it doesn't even support CAL (wich is deprecated but work fine for simple things like mining, is supported from ATI 2000 series) (so 2000 and 3000 have only CAL, while from 4000 to now they have also OpenCL) He can't. That miner is in CAL, supported since ATI 2000 His 9800 is much older and doesn't support it. |
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Yup, english is my second language. Maybe i shouls start write in my language and use google translator, who know... Maybe i should translate it like 4-5 times between other languages for increased randomness...
Your point is that the "big guys" stay on other pools instead of moving to p2pool, and thus you try to imply that it's somehow p2pool fault. Problem is this is not true. It's a fact that they are NOT on p2pool. But it's also a fact that p2pool is better than a pool with fees. P2pool works, there aren't "game-breaking" bugs, payouts are received and mining work without problems.
P2pool is small but isn't so new, it has been around since a lot of time, and no one report "my btc vanished, help me" things.
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Probably yes, maybe cpu is used by the OS and gpu pause for a moment, who know
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Check under the FAQ
Yeah it's a bit too hidden indeed...
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Avast report me a malware when i clic the first link in your sign |
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nonsense
Why the world don't use bitcoin? Why it's so small? Maybe paypal and dollar is better after all. But then why we are here?
Also, p2pool is open source, nothing is hidden. Performance? It's the same of a normal pool. No need to trust anything.
So since they are big they must be right? Then we are better uninstall bitcoin, we are small.
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Also funny fact  5% is wasted due to paypal. So, use bitcoin, not paypal! |
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Anyone else notice the trend of rising hashing power and falling users? The avg hashing power per user is rising.
Higher network hashing power = lower block variance.
Higher network hashing power = higher share variance.
The above combo is a win-win for large miners but a win-lose for smaller ones. Taken to the extreme at 600 GH/s avg block time is roughly 3 hour (current difficulty). However at 600 GH/s share difficulty is ~1400 and for a 500 MH/s miner that means a 3.3 hour share time. Further increases in network hashing power mean increased not reduced effective variance.
Of course there are potential solutions I am just pontificating.
So in other words little guys like me doing 200 MH/s should probably just stick with a traditional pool until these p2pool issues are settled. 340mhash/s here and i have no problems so far... sure i just find some shares but since each p2pool share right now is worth like 620 normal shares... i'm fine |
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Yes but P2Pool is better in anything you said.
And is really free. Because YOU host p2pool. No need to waste money on servers
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Omg headphone miner looks like a revolution.
So wait, then maybe if i have a 7.1 audio system...
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