Hopefully gmcroman's boost will help us pop this sucker.

The general consensus is that you want manual fan setting.  When set to auto if the internet goes down the fans don't cool the miner enough and it can over heat.  Just find the manual setting that gets the temps you want, best hashing usually happens in the 60's.

Some of these big miners are fickle.

Did they have their maintenance downtime?  I see people in the trollbox still complaining about no BTC withdrawals.

It's ironic actually.  They joke about cryptsy going full mt gox and then someone asks which wallets are working and it's only a couple of obscure coins.  No they're not like mt gox at all, you just can't get your coins out.  Totally different.

My batch 8 is much less impressive than my batch 5.  It does a weird thing where the hashrate drops 200-800 Gh for a short time and simultaneously the temp on the third board in the GUI goes down a degree or two.  Looks suspiciously like that board is losing part of the chain for a period of time, although no x's in the GUI.  It doesn't last that long (3-5 minutes) but it happens very often so the end result is the overall average is less than the 4.7 they claim.  It spends much more time hashing in the 4200-4500 range than the 4700+ range.  I have an EVGA 1600 on it same as I do on my batch 5 (which happily hits 5 Th almost continuously).

Wallets broken for weeks and yet vern is going to fix them in a mere hour of downtime, but for some reason not until Friday?  I predict that the withdrawal issues will continue past the downtime on Friday (assuming craptsy even comes back from the downtime).

So now that you took the time to make that nice shading you need to add to your "to do" list to make it unshade for orphans and stale blocks  

Also now that I see it, eventually it will all be shaded except for the leading edge so maybe each block should get a different color?

Crypsty has nothing at all to do with this site.  It's not crypsty's fault that their name is all over it and that the parent company owns the domain registration.  Stop fudding.  If you posted this in cryptsy chat you would be banned.  It's exactly this type of fud that keeps breaking withdrawals.

You know the more I think about it, the more this whole thing is starting to remind me of Garza and paycoin.

Head guy getting caught in lies: check
Non-affiliated websites found to be totally affiliated: check
Problems blamed on fud and fudsters: check
People asking questions get banned: check

Aaaahh that's the deal.  Thanks for that ck.  I just noticed that some pools it works and some it doesn't I didn't realize this was the reason.


Also, not to disparage ck's solo pool at all but another small pool that can use hashrate is bitminter.  I have that as my backup for miners on kano.  Not that I have anything against the Chinese (they make nice hardware after all) but I do think that having more than 50% of the network hashrate in a single country is potentially problematic so I would avoid chinese pools for that reason alone, to say nothing of the whole SPV argument.  I also am a firm believer that smaller pools should be supported to disburse the hashrate as well.  If you mine small pools like I have always done you can also reduce variance (because small pools have greater variance) by putting hashrate on more than one pool (if you have the hashrate to spread around that is). 

I added me newest S7 to kano yesterday.

Those are great numbers across the board.  I am curious, what happens with your hardware error rate if you overclock but don't overvolt?

Yes.  If people would just stop trying to use cryptsy it would be working flawlessly.

After how long this has been going on there is no way it's technical.  They could have fixed this by now no matter how shitty of a coder vern is.  And if it was a hot wallet/cold wallet issue funds would have been transferred a long time ago.  I think there really is no other conclusion but that they don't have the user funds.  Insolvency.

You're freakin' my mellon man.

For a model with that hashrate that's a good price (based on what you would have paid for it new from bitmain).  Provided of course it works well and doesn't have any weird issues.

EDIT: I should say though at current USD\BTC price (like $450\1BTC) it makes it a high $ price.

Batch 8 purchased 12-6 shipped today.  They are almost caught up and could be shipping from stock within a few days.

muggle-fudders

You have to mine at kano for a little over 5 days to start getting full payouts.  Look at your shifts page.  When your shifts get to the red line then you are getting the full payout.  So your first payouts will be less than later ones assuming there are blocks found in the next 5 days (which there definitely should be).

Also, S7's under 4 BTC now on bitmain's website.

Well it's going down as the pool hashrate increases and of course depends on whether or not you have been mining the full 5n and what your hashrate for that 5n has been.  But as of the last block for me it was 0.00735736 BTC/Th.  I have a stable hashrate for the full 5n.

Got another S7 on the way, think I'll put it on this pool along with the S5 in the screen shot below.

That bad boy would be a block at almost twice current difficulty.