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No AustraliaCoin I see. We're still too busy trying to work out if climate change is real though so you've gotta give us time with these things.
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I did a partial double spend by accident since I have installed Primecoin-Qt on two computers. Does anyone know how long the transaction will be in the memory pool and block my funds?
The usual answer is "its unknown: up to a week". Just leave the client(s) running until it works itself out. |
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OP is an anti-bitcoin troll. You all fell for it again, in another one of his threads, hook line and sinker.
Just read his comments from other threads. I have no idea WTF he's doing on this forum.
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1000+ pages. Now dogecoin is fairly-serious business indeed.  |
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Brought back from the CPU/GPU archive section. Please stick to bitcoin only hardware to keep this thread alive.
What's wrong with scrypt hardware? Thread title says mining rigs, not Bitcoin-only mining rigs.... If you follow the bread crumbs it says "Bitcoin Mining Hardware": Bitcoin Forum > Bitcoin > Mining > Hardware > Pictures of your mining rigs! They are somewhat scrypt hostile here  When this thread was created: 04-05-2011, 22:49:40 GPU were the primary method of mining bitcoin. Today, the majority of pics here arn't ASICs, they're still GPU rigs, so unless you want this thread to die I suggest we all simmer down. (PS: This topic comes up in this thread couple of pages...) |
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Can we have 1000 pages already? Geez. |
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Anyone do or have a benchmark to compare http://primegpu.com http://rapidprime.com as GPU vs CPU on Primecoin? It would be interesting to see whether it's profitable to do CPU anymore and how profitable with GPU. I'm going to guess it is (or will soon be) roughly equal to the more profitable scrypt coins but 10-20% less profitable than vertcoin (on highly optimised cards reaching their limit for scrypt-n). Everything has its way of working out... |
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You got something, let's see it, and let the product sell itself.
All products on their site are sold out, so I guess they did. |
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OP is clearly conflicted: "How did we let this happen?" We? Don't you mean "How did you let this happen?". So either: - You don't know how to form sentences and you actually have some involvement with bitcoin, but fucked up something and lost a lot of money. Now you're bitter and looking for sympathy in the wrong places, or,
- You're here to troll and nothing else. and/or,
- Both.
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So primecoins are gpu mineable now cool. I know primecoin creates primes but what is the technical algo behind this that makes it work?
Have you seen the whitepaper by Sunny King on the .org address? |
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Sexism aside, ask her what she would recommend as an investment instead. Compare expected % growth and assess the risk of anything she suggests. If she has nothing to offer then she shouldn't be so critical of your investment.
It really bugs me when people complain but offer no constructive input of their own.
If you (two) are investing then bitcoin should not be your sole investment. An good portfolio will have a distribution of risk vs reward across many asset types.
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Tell me in detail how these vanity address work ?
Who: GPU owners What: Addresses with specific patterns, like names, in them. Refer my signature. When: Since OP Where: Your GPU's core and memory chips Why: Because it looks cool How: It uses your GPU (or CPU) to randomly generate private keys and their derived public key ("address"), discarding all of them except the ones that match the pattern you've entered. You then import the private key (and hence the address you wanted) into your wallet software. |
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Using the 'refresh page' idea above seems to work sometimes.
But today the images are displaying black, or only partially loading.
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Can it utilize multiple GPUs? Available OpenCL platforms:
0: [Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.] AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing
0: [Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.] Tahiti
1: [Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.] Tahiti
2: [GenuineIntel] Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.80GHz
-d 0,1 didnt work, -d 0 -d 1 neither ^^ Run 2 instances of the command window. You can open a command window at the correct folder path by Shift+Right clicking a folder in Windows and clicking the hidden menu item: "Open command window here", then use the square in the top left of the window to access copy/paste commands. Keep a document open to edit your command parameters (-d) for your different GPU's. Chances are you'll make lots of adjustments to the commands you use anyway. Another fun fact, my 7950 seems to be just as fast as my 5850 - around 20 mkey/s
Check the GPU is at 99 or 100% load with something like GPU-z or MSI Afterburner. If it is not, run multiple instances of the command window on the same GPU. This has all been covered in the previous pages of this thread but it's grown a bit too large now. |
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None of the images in this thread have displayed for about 48 hours now? No changes on my end. Anyone else having problems?  |
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They were the PSU's own modular adapter for the molex plugs, and then using a Gigabyte 280x's twin molex to PCIe 6pin. Lesson learned!
Those things are a trap. IMHO they shouldn't be included with mid or high end GPU. |
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Will a standard AC adapter work for powering gridseeds? I have around five 12v 10a laying around and it's silent unlike standard gridseed PSU. Will they work to power 8 units each? Won't fry them or something?
You must ensure they have regulated voltage output. This means that the voltage they output does not vary with the attached load. It should also output 12 volts when no load is attached. |
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Try the card in a different computer.
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