I watched it before... I guess?

Something as unique as that sticks in my head.  Guess it does help that I am a fan of rodriguez/tarantino films also.

People lost money reading your post. Re: medical bill from having to bash head against wall.

Not a show. It's a movie: Grindouse: Planet Terror.  The other subflick is Death Proof.  Dual feature, if you will.

Unfortunately or perhaps fortunately, all hardware, even those of the same brand and model and batch are unique.  I dare say they are almost human in that regard.  Bottom line is that you have to manual inch your way up (or down, if you will, regarding memory and/or efficiency).  Test for long periods, test a wide array of drivers, SDKs and for some people, even OSes.  On top of that, even BIOS settings which may or may not affect your PCIe lanes.


There is already a wealth of information out there and too much as a result of variables to list here.  I know that you don't want to hear it but perhaps you should try Google.

We ain't going anywhere.  Going to stay relatively flat for the rest of the month.

Sent another donation your way.  Look forward to your work on cgminer.

Scam... not in the literal sense.  It is a pump and dump operation, though.  He obviously mined all those coins before releasing it to make profit.  He's basically feeding off the dreams of people to become "Early adopter millionaires".  But hey, forget Ixcoin for a second, look at the person behind it.  He came here posting and basically showing himself as another "japanese guy with an idea".  Someone found out his avatar is actually someone else's pic but it's conveniently someone he just likes, that's why he has it as his avatar.  Solid.  Not to mention his name was found to be an anagram of Satoshi's name.  And to boot, he has a facebook paged registered with the same name and picture.  No doubt in attempt to make himself come off as the "real" person.  Sure you could say Satoshi himself played the same game but he made sure to cover his tracks, not to put more evidence out there to say "hey, look, this is me!".

Literally just changes a few values and copies the Bitcoin webpage and replaces it with a new banner.

Would definitely be interested in a cgminer fork.  Don't get me wrong, phoenix is great and has always given me the best performance overall but it does lack some of the more refined features, which the other poster listed above.  Failover and nice static but updated command line "UI".  Seems like you and diapolo are hitting the ceiling with phoenix anyway.

I mean it should be obvious from his original post.  He comes up with a japanese name and puts a japanese picture as his avatar so he can siphon off a supposed "Satoshi"-esque aura "hey, he is from japan.  must be awesome!!11!".  Then someone finds out he stole some random dude's picture.  He responds by saying "oh, I have him as an avatar because I like that guy".  Convenient.  On top of that, his name is found to be an anagram of Satoshi's full name.  Which is particularly odd because he advertises his real name as such and even went as far as to create a facebook account with the same/name picture to make himself appear as a real person.

And obviously the whole mining 500k coins before presenting it to the rest of the community.  All it takes is a little bit of research to find this all out.  Some people are making quick returns in BTC off it but I don't think they are mistaken that Ixcoin is some sort of legitimate alternative to bitcoin.

11.8 / SDK 2.4   920c/320m  5850 reference

-k phatk VECTORS VECTORS2 BFI_INT FASTLOOP=false AGGRESSION=10 WORKSIZE=256

393-394 Mh/s, compared to 398-399 with prior version.

Err so basically, he goes with a name that resonates in the similar persona-esque "Satoshi Nakamoto" (Hey, it's another Japanese developer, must be awesome!) and using an avatar-image of said nationality and someone finds out it's someone else's picture.


No, not sus at all.

Yea beats me =/  I haven't been able to get my second 5850 (new 230SA Sapphire 5850 Xtreme) to achieve the same results.  In fact, it seems to hate SDK 2.4.

This will set a precedent for bitcoin services to users:  I AM SO ANGRY but sure, I'll let you take advantage of me and only take whatever pittance you are offering me, thus removing myself for any sort of action against you in the future.

Catalyst 11.4 / SDK 2.4
Ref 5850 @ 920c/320m

-k phatk VECTORS BFI_INT FASTLOOP=false WORKSIZE=256 AGGRESSION=12

2.1: 399.27 to 399.63 Mh/s
2.2: 399.87 to 400.17 Mh/s

It's quite simple, actually.  If you look at the trending in that chart, they people who performed the massive sell-off did so because they had a light bulb go off; that is, if you bring down the brice of Bitcoins to zero, they can get bitcoins for free.

Profit!

WERE.  Repeat after me.  WERE.  Not where.


Sorry, I usually don't go anal on people for spelling but I seriously felt like I had gone full retard trying to read your post.

I have been noticing something weird over the last few days.  I usually keep the statistics page open to see progress and check on luck every once in awhile.  Now, I've been having a few moments where I could have sworn my BTC balance at the top right said one thing but infact said another.  Well, just a moment ago after about an hour I refresh and noticed my BTC balance dropped by .01.  And if this is infact what was happening before, there were other instances where I say my balance drop by .01 or .02.

So it leads me to ask what is going on?  Is the 3% fee taken out an hour or more later for a previous batch of rewards or something?

Life imitating life.

I was able to get phoenix to work now, btw.  I don't know what it was but after a lot of driver changing and removal and reinstallation, so to speak, of mining software, it works fine.  Currently at 975core/325m 1.088v and getting 404Mh/s with phoenix phatk 2.1

Actually able to get it to 975 on stock voltage.  Still testing the limits though as I go about 12 hours of stability tests per 5 mhz increase from here.  So far I am liking these new cards.