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yeah real ROI... i bought hashlet prime when they were 17$ now you can sell them for 39.99. thats the money .
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Say please, does the size of rafts on the extraction ? Better for hard 3 TB generate 13 plots 210 gb or 3 plot 900 gb.. maybe just use one plot 2.7 TB ?)) Thank for answer.
doesnt matter how you do the plots. stagger is what will matter the most. 100plots or 1 plot will both work the same |
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reading that thread is more fun than reading this one! lol why dont they just read our two forums they would instantly know how to use all the software needed to plot and mine. over there its like the blind is leading the blind. they should BCT.
edit lol @ the troller guy who said he found a block within a few minutes.. and he got 10k burst. hell feel stupid when he learns it hasnt been 10k burst in what 2k blocks?
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its like watching a baby crawl for the first time they just gotta figure it out |
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 Why do people complain they lost their coins. a normal person would see TWO boxes there AND NO QR code and think HMM I should look closer at this... NAH copy and paste. So excited to dump....lol you sure did dump didn't you |
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there is two boxes for depositing in btrx....
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Does anybody have the Plot merger for windows link ?
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I could use some assistance figuring this out as well. (purchasing shares, how the 'assets' section of the wallet works) Your Accounting of shares, payouts etc. thx BurstMultipool.com was unexpectedly restarted by OVH and offline for a short time - it is back online now. Please point your miners and help generate buy pressure. Completely optimized, automated payouts.
I have also set up the startup scripts so in the future restarts by the VPS provider will result in the pool coming right back online
The pool has issued shares for fractional ownership of it. Dividends will begin once a portion of the shares have sold. The asset number is 11375670541237055652 I just bought the first share  Paradigmflux, am I reading that right? You are selling 5,000,000 shares? At the current BURST prices that comes out to 16,700 BTC, or $4,932,500. Seems a bit high, don't ya think? You will need to produce almost 5 million dollars with your multipool in order for a share to ROI, right? New to this asset thing, so let me know if I am misunderstanding. Hey bro, There are 5000 shares for sale, for 1000 burst per share. It would take 5,000,000 burst to buy every single share currently for sale. All BURST raised from selling shares will be used to buy hosted mining hardware which will be pointed back at the BURST multipool and the proceeds from it will be distributed equally amongst the shareholders. The dividends will never be issued to the asset issuer, so the profits will be split equally among whoever has purchased the shares so far. I do the same thing for NXT and have paid out nearly 100k NXT back as a dividend already. It helps create some buy pressure for the coin, and removes the pool's reliance on independant miners by allowing it to actually run some hardware. I'd like to buy into this! Can you PM me back with instructions? Enter the asset number in your wallet. You can buy there. (Asset Exchange is on the left-hand side) Bought some shares! Hopefully people jump on this quick so we can get some extra mining done  Wait wait. You said that the BURST collected will be used to buy mining hardware. That implies that you will dump the BURST you receive in order to get btc/USD. So short term super dump, long term, minimal buy pressure? So i just issued a asset.. for 1000 burst what did i just do? and how would i buy shares ? |
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BurstMultipool.com was unexpectedly restarted by OVH and offline for a short time - it is back online now. Please point your miners and help generate buy pressure. Completely optimized, automated payouts.
I have also set up the startup scripts so in the future restarts by the VPS provider will result in the pool coming right back online
The pool has issued shares for fractional ownership of it. Dividends will begin once a portion of the shares have sold. The asset number is 11375670541237055652 I just bought the first share Paradigmflux, am I reading that right? You are selling 5,000,000 shares? At the current BURST prices that comes out to 16,700 BTC, or $4,932,500. Seems a bit high, don't ya think? You will need to produce almost 5 million dollars with your multipool in order for a share to ROI, right? New to this asset thing, so let me know if I am misunderstanding. Hey bro, There are 5000 shares for sale, for 1000 burst per share. It would take 5,000,000 burst to buy every single share currently for sale. All BURST raised from selling shares will be used to buy hosted mining hardware which will be pointed back at the BURST multipool and the proceeds from it will be distributed equally amongst the shareholders. The dividends will never be issued to the asset issuer, so the profits will be split equally among whoever has purchased the shares so far. I do the same thing for NXT and have paid out nearly 100k NXT back as a dividend already. It helps create some buy pressure for the coin, and removes the pool's reliance on independant miners by allowing it to actually run some hardware. I'd like to buy into this! Can you PM me back with instructions? Enter the asset number in your wallet. You can buy there. (Asset Exchange is on the left-hand side) Bought some shares! Hopefully people jump on this quick so we can get some extra mining done Wait wait. You said that the BURST collected will be used to buy mining hardware. That implies that you will dump the BURST you receive in order to get btc/USD. So short term super dump, long term, minimal buy pressure? So i just issued a asset.. for 1000 burst what did i just do? and how would i buy shares ? |
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Setting OpenCL step3 kernel static arguments
0.0576701% (10652672/5326848 nonces), 8299.71 nonces/minutes...
0.11534% (10655744/5326848 nonces), 10400.3 nonces/minutes...
0.17301% (10658816/5326848 nonces), 11357.2 nonces/minutes...
0.230681% (10661888/5326848 nonces), 11893.5 nonces/minutes...
0.288351% (10664960/5326848 nonces), 12215.5 nonces/minutes...
0.346021% (10668032/5326848 nonces), 12467.4 nonces/minutes...
0.403691% (10671104/5326848 nonces), 12626.9 nonces/minutes...
0.461361% (10674176/5326848 nonces), 12742.9 nonces/minutes...
0.519031% (10677248/5326848 nonces), 12851.2 nonces/minutes...
0.576701% (10680320/5326848 nonces), 12947.5 nonces/minutes...
0.634371% (10683392/5326848 nonces), 13030.8 nonces/minutes...
0.692042% (10686464/5326848 nonces), 13093.8 nonces/minutes...
0.749712% (10689536/5326848 nonces), 13161.1 nonces/minutes...
0.807382% (10692608/5326848 nonces), 13223.1 nonces/minutes...
0.865052% (10695680/5326848 nonces), 13281.6 nonces/minutes...
0.922722% (10698752/5326848 nonces), 13347.3 nonces/minutes...
0.980392% (10701824/5326848 nonces), 13393.2 nonces/minutes...
1.03806% (10704896/5326848 nonces), 13444.7 nonces/minutes...
1.09573% (10707968/5326848 nonces), 13473.2 nonces/minutes...
1.1534% (10711040/5326848 nonces), 13509.5 nonces/minutes...
1.21107% (10714112/5326848 nonces), 13537.3 nonces/minutes...
1.26874% (10717184/5326848 nonces), 13566 nonces/minutes...
gpuplotgenerator generate 0 0 G:\plots blablabla 10649600 5324800 3072 128 1024
r9 280x
Your doing better than me on v.2.0.0, I'm doing 11.5k nonces/min, but my hashes is at 8160. biphen still hasn't answered my question how stagger_size/hashes ratio relates in this gpu plotter as the read me vaguely discusses it. My answer is available here (must have been lost in the whole flood) : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731923.msg8772880#msg8772880the nvidia are still poor in optimization, the 750ti isn't working very good one of mine works just over 2knm it runs really warm though |
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what a good setting for a 750ti?
the gpu plotter keeps crashing...even with 8 512
try 20 76 |
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When you are using AMD GPU plotting , does the CPU still matter ?
im plotting 100% with cpu and 100% with gpu all is going well. gpu stays at 50c |
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670 running at 2100nm at degree 60c steady. wish i had amd
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working on a gtx 770, but at 3000 nonces/m my i5 is a lot faster  what hash count are you trying to use on it |
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file name is 3243305246736502377_0_20800000_1000
Ok, so you started at zero and planned to go to 20800000 but it quit halfway through. So you know it's ended somewhere between 0 and 20800000, right? So just start the new plot at 30000000 and you are guaranteed to not have any overlapping plots. Trying to start exactly where it left off is unnecessary and just making more work for yourself. so I have to change the code in run_generate from C:\Windows\SysWOW64\java -Xmx1000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 3243305246736502377 0 20800000 1000 4 to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\java -Xmx1000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 3243305246736502377 30000000 20800000 1000 4 ? yes but if you still use the "count" ....20800000 youre going to be generating the same size file you were trying to in the first place.. you said it got half done. so cut that number in half since you dont need to generate as big of a file for the remainder. EDIT if you want to know how big to make the count... multiply it by 256.. that gives you the file size it will generate in bytes... |
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so okay my file is exactly 2 558 720 000 kB = 9 995 000
what should i do next ? I need to make this file of total 20 800 000
make a new file starting where it ended.. or just start a new set of numbers higher than the one you already used for the remainder.. 10,805,000 sure how exactly to make that new file with gonna start where I ended ? Im not programmer I dont understand of code. copy the file name in question and paste it here ill tell you what to make the next one |
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so okay my file is exactly 2 558 720 000 kB = 9 995 000
what should i do next ? I need to make this file of total 20 800 000
make a new file starting where it ended.. or just start a new set of numbers higher than the one you already used for the remainder.. 10,805,000 |
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Hey, need an advice before I get mad.
My stupid neighbour taked down electricity when I generated plot. 2.5 / 5.4 tb file. What should I do now ? I wanna mine that old plot and also generate the new one with im gonna mine in same time as the old one. I dont wanna touch it till i get an advice from pros because generate that plot file took me 4 days.
Working out at what point the last nonces are shouldn't be too difficult. Paste the file name into dcct's plot overlapper thing on the first post and then change the amount of nonces down on the file name until it comes close to the file size currently on the GB size under the paste section. Add quite a few nonces on top of that and then making nonces from that point again. or instead of punching in numbers and guessing... 1 plot = 256KB of space Take your size in bytes and divide it by 256 and you will have your exact number of plots EDIT... so looking in windows i have a 102gb file that under size is listed as ... (102,400,000) divide that by 256...the answer is 400000 that matches to the file name.... 13650942247580182448_77100000_400000_5000 Yeah, that's an better way than my way. I didn't know the size of an individual plot so I couldn't do it your way. i had to go back and edit some numbers.. but now it is correct hit to many 0's in one spot |
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Hey, need an advice before I get mad.
My stupid neighbour taked down electricity when I generated plot. 2.5 / 5.4 tb file. What should I do now ? I wanna mine that old plot and also generate the new one with im gonna mine in same time as the old one. I dont wanna touch it till i get an advice from pros because generate that plot file took me 4 days.
Working out at what point the last nonces are shouldn't be too difficult. Paste the file name into dcct's plot overlapper thing on the first post and then change the amount of nonces down on the file name until it comes close to the file size currently on the GB size under the paste section. Add quite a few nonces on top of that and then making nonces from that point again. or instead of punching in numbers and guessing... 1 nonce = 256KB of space Take your size in bytes and divide it by 256 and you will have your exact number of plots EDIT... so looking in windows i have a 102gb file that under size is listed as ... (102,400,000) divide that by 256...the answer is 400000 that matches to the file name.... 13650942247580182448_77100000_400000_5000 |
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