Thanks, got my payout, now can you fix my account on minergate? ... 0 out my balance & update the withdrawal requests.... I would like to keep mining here but cant if its gonna stay messed up as it is....
UPDATE: nevermind, I see my balance has updated. =) ... if you could just fix the withdrawal requests that would be great.
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6hrs later.... silence, this is not good.... I need my payout!
Please PM me what coin you are trying to withdraw, your email and tx hash Thank you Done, please send asap.
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6hrs later.... silence, this is not good.... I need my payout!
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How long do withdrawal requests normally take to actually process? mines been pending for bout half an hour...
Hi! Actually it usually takes about a minute. If you still have problems, please write to support and provide your email and info about transaction Thank you Its been hours now.... ugh.... Just opened a ticket via "ASK US" tab on right... I also submitted a 2nd withdrawal request, see if that goes any quicker.
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How long do withdrawal requests normally take to actually process? mines been pending for bout half an hour...
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Is there any way to change vardiff? 8 is to low as a starting value for me, I need 16 or higher. Thanks
Hello! I changed it to 32 Thanks a ton dude!
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Is there any way to change vardiff? 8 is to low as a starting value for me, I need 16 or higher. Thanks
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... Had a look at Cgminer from JakeTri and in Read ME file I can't see any voltage settings Here is copy and paste with relevant information from ASIC-README file from https://github.com/jaketri/cgminer--hfa-options <arg> Set hashfast options name:clock@voltage0@voltage1@voltage2@voltage3:clk0:clk1:clk2:clk3
This command allows you to set options for each discrete hashfast device by its name (if the firmware has naming support, i.e. version 0.3+). Currently this takes as option the clock speed, 4 voltages and 4 clock offsets (voltage and clock offset for each of the 4 cores of the ASIC) e.g.: --hfa-options "rabbit:650,turtle:550@800,bee:950@905@925@975@985:-100:-50:0:25"
Would set a device named rabbit to clock speed 650 MHz using default voltage, the one named turtle to 550 MHz using a voltage of 800 mV for all cores and the one named bee is set with different clock and voltage for each ASIC core as following: > core 0 at 850 MHz (950 MHZ base clock with -100 MHz clock offset) and voltage of 905mV > core 1 at 900 MHz (950 MHZ base clock with -50 MHz clock offset) and voltage of 925mV > core 2 at 950 MHz (950 MHZ base clock with 0 MHz clock offset) and voltage of 975mV > core 3 at 975 MHz (950 MHZ base clock with 25 MHz clock offset) and voltage of 985mV Starting the device at a speed where it is most stable will give more reliable hashrates long term and prevent it interacting with other devices, rather than depending on the clockdown feature in cgminer.
Note: Setting voltage may cause a board reset and hotplug event on cgminer startup.
Is it possible to run it without voltage modification yet still individual core speed settings? If so, what would be the syntax? Thanks
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Any details on new version? What is it a new ASIC or just a new board layout for more chips + lower clocks & voltage, for less power consumption?
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Yep, basically this. I'd love to just dump a ton of Fiat into bitcoin right now. This is a price that we may never see again!
Yeah, that could go both ways. =P
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HAHA, all some good shit right there!
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Bitcoin not only needs merchants jumping on the bandwagon, thats one piece of the puzzle. In order for the price to move, it needs consumer demand. All the merchants in the world could take Bitcoin but if ur average consumer doesnt desire to use it for purchasing then theres no new demand behind Bitcoin for being used as a payment system.
I think people will need to hit "rock bottom" by a failing fiat currency around them, the dominant USD would be a start. Then, they will start taking alternatives & freedom more seriously. Till then they are all just sheeps being lead to the slaughter and dont give a fuck about it.
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When explaining mining to people, I liken it to gold mining. It was obviously modeled similarly. A very obvious and key difference though... While mining Bitcoin serves to bring new bitcoin into supply, like gold. Bitcoin mining further functions to secure the network & process the transactions etc... (if you want to go into how that works from there w/ ledger etc... so be it) - gold mining in no way functions to secure gold.
After laying out the above, it usually starts to click to people.
There are obviously more differences but it covers things pretty well.
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Am i right in assuming flashing the new firmware will set the voltages back to default?
No, it shouldn't affect the voltages or the name of the device. Ah ok, also , how do you set the name? To set device name use: cgminer --hfa-name "name" How about for different devices(habs) on same cgminer instance?
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Am i right in assuming flashing the new firmware will set the voltages back to default?
No, it shouldn't affect the voltages or the name of the device. Ah ok, also , how do you set the name?
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Am i right in assuming flashing the new firmware will set the voltages back to default?
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So, I have a question regarding its backup format. Is it importable into other Bitcoin wallets or only Mycelium?
It is importable only into the Mycelium Wallet, but if needed, you can use the provided backup tool to decrypt it and have a standard wallet import format. Very good to know, makes me much more comfortable!
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So, I have a question regarding its backup format. Is it importable into other Bitcoin wallets or only Mycelium?
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Moon time. You mean, its coming out of its horrible crash last week? ... ... not even close to moon time. LOL What crash? Oh you mean a big whale that got impatient, dumped so now we have an even better distribution you make it sound like something bad while it's something really good, having less whales that can manipulate the price later. Someone that dumped, means someone else bought at a lower price... which could have been one person too.... or very few. Not really a good thing, but ok.
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