Thought id just copy this template...

My hashsrate about 1007 h/s
Now moneropool.org calculator 1007 h/s = 1.94 XMR/day
1.94/24 = 0.080833 XMR/hour
0.080833 x 9 hours = 0.727497 XMR
Amount owed 0.727497 XMR
My address 4ASiNAxWPsrRgBjD2MH9WyMmUSUudv5hf7WJfK21E4ssEUTCydBeAUg4uxanadv6zBdZ2tuqvVtinKg w6rZLkC8r7GDD49i

Thank you!

He's been busy working with D. Seaman.

Very compelling evidence here. Did you guys know that they have the internet for computers now?

Random use for old hardware...

If you wish that you could stake interest on a more frequent basis why not throw an old USB miner on the BC Multipool? I'm not BC rich, but by doing this it basically gives you full stake interest (Depending on how much BC you hold) every day via mining and you get to reuse your old hardware that would otherwise be collecting dust. I've been doing this for a while and its worked out well. You wont get rich, but its nice to have a small trickle of BC coming in everyday.

Version 5.0 gives me slightly higher GPU power usage (3-7W more) than 4.2 using -a 2, but also gives me 10-12 better h/s (Same performance as -a 1). This is using a 290 with Elpida - 670 h/s

Additionally using 5.0 GPU also made Claymore's CPU miner faster netting me an additional 10-15 h/s there as well. Nice release! 

Metro Last Light is pretty taxing and you can run the benchmark for hours on end. I'm not sure if it's still relevant, but Furmark used to be a really good GPU stress test. Good luck, and kudos for keeping the sale honest!

I'm just going to say that you have no idea what you're talking about. Claymore is a standup dev and in very active here on the forum and in chat on ypool.

Tried again from scratch and with an older wallet.dat. I used the "--salvagewallet" command on first start and the clam nazi said "No Clams For You!!!" It was worth a shot, thanks for your help everyone!

Anyone else end up clamless? Only had my DOGE wallet to use, ive mined, held at least a couple million DOGE since it was released and I didn't get any clams   Cool coin none the less!

Thanks for the update!

Game looks killer, nice work!

Anybody experiencing issues with their wallet syncing? Mine keeps getting stuck right at the end at 5 hrs behind, running the latest 64 bit QT.

It all depends on what you want to mine. Every algo has it's strengths and weaknesses and there is always the debate of GPU vs ASIC, ill do my best to summarize my personal opinion on the matter.

* Video cards - The Radeon is king, no if and's or but's about it. The 280 / 290 are the best performance out there for GPU and they have the widest support for mining different algorithms, loaded with a custom BIOS by the stilt they can't be beat. The Nvidia 750 Ti is a great card when considering overall power / performance ratio, and they are terrific at X11, but compared to the higher end Radeon cards they just cant compete.

One thing to consider before purchasing any GPU setup is that the 2xx series Radeon's will be replaced by a newer model later this year / early next year that are sure to offer better performance. The same holds true for Nvidia, their Maxwell chip will begin to be integrated into higher end parts later this year. These new cards could very well give the Radeon line a run for its money.

*ASIC - If you put your money into ASIC's you will get a SIGNIFICANTLY higher amount of hash power for your money, with the primary downfall of only being able to mine Scrypt or SHA256. FPGA options are available for other algorithms, but its cumbersome and help / documentation for these setups are scarce.

Bottom Line = Make a small GPU farm and set aside some space for a couple ASIC units to mine scrypt, or just go all in on GPU (It will EAT power). Many people will tell you GPU mining is dead; I disagree. If you want to ROI or make a profit you will need to follow the markets and watch new coin launches like a hawk. If you just want to set it and forget it you will never make a profit. Hope this helped, good luck!

Please take this in the most polite way possible, but I think its time you stopped. You've made your point, multiple times over now. The constant name calling and usage of foul language is doing nothing to help your cause. I don't feel the Noir Group is a trustworthy entity and with a 50% drop today it would appear that the markets agree as well. Everything will come to light in due time, just let nature run it's course.

Some chat logs were posted in the thread last night, which were removed shortly there after (They were quite condemning). There have been several allegations and general questions directed to the dev, to which he has completely ignored. To settle this nonsense, the community has simply asked for an explanation which they have not yet received.

"Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice...."

The latest issues surrounding NRS are only the half of it...

*The abrupt change to eliminate POW - At least we were given a couple days lead time before the change, but NRS holders had no say in it and furthermore were given no explanation as to the reason for the change.

*Wallet issues - It's already been stated, but the fact still remains. A development team promising a wealth of DAC's with an unheard of level of sophistication can't quite cut it when it comes to a working wallet for their platform. I'm not a coder, but that strikes me as being quite odd.

*Noir Pool - If you read through this thread from the beginning you will see the primary focus for everyone involved was to get more NRS, get more NRS! The Noir Pool was a catalyst to that very idea. I first started to question the NRS team when they claimed this pool was their first DAC, however they quickly edited that statement to "DAC Style" The first release of the Noir Pool wasn't innovative, multiple other pools were using the same interface / back end (hasher.ca)  and it was clunky to say the least. Then, one day, without warning it gone, just gone,. It eventually came back weeks later, but the fact still remains,  this is the only offering that we've seen from the NRS team and its integrity has been questionable from the start.

*Community - I don't feel I need to explain this one. There are users here that have supported NRS since day one and they are a vocal minority. However if you read this thread from start to finish you will see a good deal of cheerleading from new users that have only posted in this thread claiming the dev is a god and NRS is the best thing since sliced bread. On top of that you will begin to find multiple comments being repeated verbatim from different users basically creating a manufactured level of enthusiasm for a coin that hasn't delivered on any promises.

*Noirbits - NRS is the dev's second project after Noirbits (to my knowledge) and it was a colossal train wreck. Check the threads here or even on the official noirbits forum to get an idea what im talking about. Noirbits was a coin with a vision, which failed due to lack of dev involvement and a slew of broken promises. NRS was supposed to revive Noirbits.. somehow, but all questions asked about this, much like the current questions at hand have remained unanswered.

I encourage everyone here to perform there own due diligence and come to their own conclusions regarding the future of NRS. For me its been a fun ride, but im not going down with the ship. Good luck everyone!

BLC is a great coin, period. I'm not quite sold on the rest of the coins in the current Blake ecosystem, but for what they lack in mass appeal, they make up for it in network stability and community. I've seen your posts in the majority of new Blake coin threads and you're always helpful to the community, no matter how trivial the question, thats huge.

Sorry things haven't worked out for Dirac, but im pretty certain that this coin would be dead / dying if it weren't for the help of the Blake256 merge network keeping it alive. I've asked too many questions with this coin, and I never got any real answers from Bryce here in this thread or on twitter. This thread has been a disaster from early on, ive been patient with his other coins but there are too many red flags to continue my support here or elsewhere for his projects.

BlueDragon747, I have a lot of faith in the Blake ecosystem, and I hope that ill be mining another Blake coin sooner rather than later. Thanks for being a tremendous asset to the community. For everyone else, good luck with Dirac!

As of the date and time of this post, this information is correct. NOTE - The main block explorer from http://www.nautiluscoin.com/ is not operational at the moment, but according to my wallet the page referenced matches the current block. A clear explanation from the dev would be welcome at this point.

If you're looking to start mining with GPU / ASIC and want to set it and forget it to make profit, it's not going to happen. If you want to take the time to study markets / forums & mine different coins on a daily basis then you will ROI, perhaps more than you could ever imagine if you have the discipline to hold long.

The best is yet to come. Speculate on price all you want, this coin is solid. If you're working on trading strategies from information in this thread then you need to rethink your game plan. The landscape of BC will change significantly by the end of the year, I hope to see all of you when we get there!