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Aliencoin will begin contacting exchange sites very soon and would like to ask if you could continue your support towards this. Also a big thank you for the dedicated miners who are still mining in pools and mining solo. Keep sending me your ideas about the coin i would love to hear about them.
Kind Regards
Aliencoin
Awesome news!!! This coin should've had 51 as the block reward lol. |
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If enough people want a gambling website i will make one for Alien coin, Hope people start using it more.
I would love it if you could make one with blackjack! AXZj8dBGVaa1FCj1fx5QqkzGN9uFF6t3CB |
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Selling 390k Coinye BTC0.15 or 310 WDC
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I hope the relaunch will be solid, otherwise I'm give up on this coin.
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seriously can poolerino use other captchas, i think have a blackwhite weakness... took me 37 tries until i solve that bullshit  I know how you feel bro. |
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Seems to pass the furmark burn in test for 11 minutes at least. Temps are good it shows 55C the whole time. I knew something was fishy with the cgminer temps. It would be something on my end and not the pool itself right?
Yea, I can't see how it would be the pool. It shouldn't be running much higher in temp mining than what it shows while running furmark, so yea, there must be something wrong with your cgminer. Unfortunately, I am not sure where to go from here, as I use cudaminer (Nvidia). Maybe you can try lowering the intensity to 10 and see what happens with that, and then move up slowly to something stable. |
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@pork985 -.- Stop SPAM !!
The ignorance . They got DDOS'd to shit, but he gave back coins to people that contacted him with their IP, username, and a coinye address. This "heh scam meh heh scam meh" is really fcking annoying. Sheeple gonna sheep. Yes? explain then all the rage comments on the coinye adress The rage is from people instantly going to the "I got scammed" conclusion, instead of doing something rational like contacting the pool owner (spork985) to ask for their coins. |
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@pork985 -.- Stop SPAM !!
The ignorance . They got DDOS'd to shit, but he gave back coins to people that contacted him with their IP, username, and a coinye address. This "heh scam meh heh scam meh" is really fcking annoying. Sheeple gonna sheep. |
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I left it running and when I came back where it normally says the KH/s rate it said DEAD. It tried to turn it back on and it still works, not sure what happened.
The driver probably crashed. Try doing a 3d stability test like unigen heaven or furmark, and see if it runs stable for 10 mins. |
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Its how hard each share the pool gives you to complete. The higher the diff, the higher the payout, but the harder (slower) it is to complete. At least I think that's how it works.
I am not sure what the optimal diff is for your card, but what you can do is sign up for a pool that has vardiff. Let your card mine their for 10-20 minutes or so, and then see what the pool sets the diff to, and use that number.
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Hi guys I'm back! I just got my Radeon HD 6850 in the mail. Got it installed and the drivers sorted out, now I mine at around 100KH/s I guess. Whatever that means. So my questions are: how do I calculate how much power I use so that I know if I am mining coins for less cost than I could buy them. What do all these initials and numbers mean in cgminer, and how best to set up my mining operation to start generating some coins at a profit. I was thinking the easiest would be to use these new profit switching pools. Any favorites? How I do set up failover pools? Is it weird that my brand new refurbished graphics card started out at 100C before I even ran anything, probably a false reading? Lots of questions I know, hope you all can answer some for me!
coinwarz.com is a pretty good way of getting profit estimates. https://www.multipool.in/ is a good switching pool. |
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This guide will show you how to overclock your reference Nvidia GTX 780 but nobody cares about nvidia dude
For mining, yes, AMD wins the battle. But for many people that bought their card for gaming before they knew about mining, this could be a decent starting point for them. I would have gone with 2 280x's if I would have been informed sooner. I also wrote this guide as a way to get out of the newbie jail. |
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Taken from the newbie readme: Newbie Restrictions
You can only post in the Newbie and Local sub-forums till you have made one post and waited 4 hours. This post must be substantial: at least several sentences. The other two restrictions are you need 1 post to be able to send a PM and 10 posts to put a link in your sig. You can only post once every 360 seconds to start and there are a few other things that trigger this timer such as logging in and searching. |
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1. Android. Always.
2. Nexus 7 2013.
3. None.
Most android phones/tablets feel like little personal computers. IMO IOS locks the user up too much, unable to customize to the awesome extent android allows. Though, IOS is nothing like the garbage windows phones lol.
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I've been watching bitcoin for a long time and started mining a couple of months ago using a few block eruptors. I've made the decision to upgrade my mining rig and should hopefully be able to get some more mining hardware soon.
What do you guys recommend as required reading from someone just getting started? I'm not looking to get rich mining but I do see it as an interesting hobby and I would love to learn as much as I can so that I can make the most of it as well as become a part of the community and learn more about crypto currency in general.
Thanks for readying this and for any info that you might provide.
Get some gpu's and mine a good scrypt coin. Exchange that coin for btc and you will make a hell of a lot more than mining btc with block erupters. This is pretty cool too https://alpha-t.net/product/scrypt-asic-miner/ |
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Send spork985 (the admin of icyhash) a message containing your external IP, the account name, and a coinye address. He sent my coins really fast. |
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