I just bought a bunch of 7950s to mine. As soon as the difficulty goes high enough they will be switched from BTC to LTC. I'm not worried.
you and 10,000 other motherfuckers, what do you think is going to happen to litecoin difficulty?  |
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I don't know how you do it dude
I can't stand computers like that
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Hoh!
Cute little guys aren't they
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My wallet is by far the most secure choice
PM me for the address
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The only reason for this is money though. If any of the other programs offered money as a reward for computing at the rate bitcoin does, they'd be taking a large chunk out. Makes you think of how greedy people are  haha And it's also a pity. Might be an opportunity for me to advert for my proposal about folding molecules instead of computing sha-256: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108888.0Uhhhh, the sha-256 computation secures the blockchain, kind of important |
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I am running 3 of them and it is right at 1 Gh/s actual performance in the pool
so about 330-340 Mh/s per card.
How many PCIe slots in your motherboard? How many Watts in your PSU?
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its a 6950
I have seen them going for under 200 now that the 7000 series are out, try craigslist or the marketplace forum here
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no, bitcoin is far and away the most powerful computing effort humanity has ever produced, it dwarfs folding at home and government supercomputers...kind of makes you think...
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yeah skip a couple bags, pop open your case, find this  and replace with this  |
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careful man, you'll push the difficulty up with that monster  |
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you people are insulting my invisible sky daddy
I'm going to go burn some shit
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If the economy recovers, interest rates will rise, rendering the US Gov debt untenable, and encouraging further purchases of gold as a hedge against USD collapse.
I think this is really important to understand there is no way out for the Keynesians at this point...when the music stops there will not be enough chairs |
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for Africa google M-pesa
there really should be a bitcoin to M-pesa service but I have not heard of one yet
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Granted, I was just pointing out a certain irony in the juxtaposition of your posts.
I do not find it unlikely in the least that prudent companies might hedge their operational reserves in commodities.
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something in between
a lot of the stackers of physical silver are banking on harvesting an "overshoot" in the panic, same thing could happen with BTC.
Trick is not to trade for a fiat that then becomes absolutely worthless
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Shareholders expect companies to put their cash to work.
You mean like the hoards of cash they are sitting on? |
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if I am not mistaken you actually need 3.14159265some odd bitcoins
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