Using CCC 11.5 and I got a huge increase.  My 5850 went from 290 to 315.  My 5870 went from 360 to 405.  My 6870 went from 285 to 310.  Don't know if it will be everyone's experience or if this will be stable for me, but this was a great upgrade.

Depends on when you made your investment.  If you got in at 5 and your asset is sitting at 20, you haven't merely doubled your investment, you've quadrupled it, with strikes people as more exponential.

The drivers work fine for my other XFX 5850, an identical card.  I didn't increase voltage and the temps were always in the 70 range.

I have an XFX 5850 that I've been mining on for a few months.  It was my first card that I started mining with and it looks like it might have been the first to go.  I can't identify any physical problem with the card (burned or damaged transistors or broken fan), but when I try to boot with the card plugged in, my box won't make it past the Windows XP screen with the moving orange boxes under the logo.  I can run 3 other cards in that same slot and there are no problems.  Only with this card are there issues.

If I can't boot to Windows with the card, how can I test to see if it is fried somehow?

I haven't overclocked it past it's CCC limits and it has always been well ventilated.

I logged in and happened to see some funny action on the chart, so I immediately withdrew all my coins.  It might have something to do with a Twitter about the 3rd largest exchange losing their wallet.dat.

Someone needs to start a site with this as a central purpose.  Trust centers around people doing what they say they will do.  So here's the idea.

You can earn trust points by either offering Bitcoins, or returning Bitcoins.

So you create an account and you know that you might be required to offer a Bitcoin.  You must transfer to a particular address, 1BTC by a certain time.  When you do, you get 1 trust point.

Or you might be selected to receive Bitcoins.  In this case, you have them transferred to your wallet, and you don't get the trust point until you transfer it back to the sender who gave it to you.

Based on the ratio on defaulting senders and receivers, the trust points might adjust.

Voluntary transactions are not theft; taxes are not voluntary.  If you're looking for inconsistencies in the libertarian position, you won't find in there.

Now you're showing that you're just weak in general.  Man up and justify your question.

So.... not theft then.  OK.

How did the employer steal the land then?  There is something you're not telling me.

Then the oppression comes from the land theft, if that's what happened, not the employer.  You don't punish a doctor for dealing with your stab wound which was left by a mugger, do you?

That is only an analogy if the employer in the first statement is offering a job and then banning the potential employee from doing anything else.  Criminal A, in offering a choice between a gunshot or hanging to Victim B, is kind of like a Government A that offering choices to Employer B, either employ people at a particular wage Government A approves of or don't employ anyone at all.

In both cases, the A's oppression stems from the forceful limiting of B's liberty.  Criminal A arbitrarily takes away Victim B's liberty to simply be left alone.  Government A arbitrarily takes away Employer B's liberty to offer a wage below whatever wage Government A dictates.  In either case, you will forever lose this debate; not because you can't convince a majority of people to think like you (they already do), but because you rely on illogical non-analogies to support your fallacious premise, that you can make better decisions for people than they can make for themselves.

Give it up already.

Payment sent at the half hour just like normal.  Thanks.

Oh, Hell.  I'm an idiot.  It was missing a couple letters on the end for some reason, as though the copy and paste didn't totally work.  Probably fixed now.

Well, it's been half a day.

Anyone else failing to have their payment sent out?  My threshold was 1.0 and it failed to send.  So I put it at 1.3, which is how many coins were in my Slush account, saved, and still it fails to pay.  Now I'm holding 1.4.

Trololololololo  .... Weeee.... eeeeeEEEEEEeeeee

Go to mtgox.com.  Don't refresh the support page.


Are you a simpleton or something?

Not open for business yet... but it's a start.