My rig is in the garage which i thought being a double garage would be ok with the heat but no good, was already on 100% fans plus a desk fan blowing on all the cards lol..

not to worry, it will be winter again tomrrow! haha.. gotta love england.

Holy crap! We actually had a hot day in england and i didnt realise my mining rig was getting rather hot, cards almost at 90 degrees... dont like that... sorry but had to stop mining for now! lol

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Cheers 

Chucking my hashing power at this for a while, looks good

Cheers

my wallet just started saying checkpoint too old. Any ideas?

wallet version:
v0.4.0.0-g32a928e-beta

guess this is the newest, cant see much info?

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nice one cheers

exchanges should wait, coins hitting the exchanges straight away just die, although this coin is supposed to be stable

can anyone actually connect to any of the nodes? none of them are pingable.

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cheers!

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sent you a PM with email address and ripple address
cheers

Does anyone know what are the bandwidth requirements for running your own mining pool with p2pool or like a normal pool website site stratum?

Waht sort of outbound and inbound connect speeds do you need per miner/mhash for sha256 pool and what speeds per miner/khash for scrypt pool?

Just thinking about running a p2pool perhaps but interested in normal website stratum pools as well.

Cheers

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Thanks

difficulty up to 0.98706208 now

this p2pool is working well https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=217689.new#new

is there any way to check your hash rate on the p2pool website?

thanks!

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Coins received! thank you

Works a treat!
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I have been thinking of doing that, but have been a bit unsure if it was "plug and play"

I have read that at least earlier cards had to have a pin shorted to be able to use a 1x->1x riser. Is this no longer the case?
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I am not sure if it was earlier cards, or different motherboards which need the pin shorted. I am using an asus P8Z68-V motherboard which is about a year old now. I didn't have to short any pins. Also i an using a gigabyte 7950 on the 1x to 1x slot.

either way, i think the pin short trick is fairly safe if you do it properly and not as scary/dodgy as it seems