The original memecoin!

As much as i like BTC and crypto in general. It is not feasible as a replacement for fiat as it stands now due to highly volatile nature and speculation.
However it is already a world wide currency, and its use is encouraged highly!

Not just the future, it is the now of learning id say. Even people studying academics source information from the internet. People learn how to fix their cars by watching yt.
Learn to code by doing stuff like codeacademy and watching yt.

Try to keep it to coins/tokens that you have an insight to the community, roadmaps and upcoming events. Buy the rumor, sell the news.

You need to get the dependencies. Check out https://github.com/polispay/polis/blob/master/doc/build-unix.md

Is there any way of obtaining these now or do i have to wait for them to be on an exchange? Anyone willing to sell?

antminepool seems to be down, any info on this?

Yenten - the coin made for men over 21 only. No kids and no women!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2329470.0

If you got lots of cpu power you can get some profit of this currently.

I see many people recommending not using SATA to power the risers at all and that running multiple is a potential fire hazard. See: https://www.reddit.com/r/gpumining/comments/6pqb8i/question_about_safe_power_draw_for_pcie_risers/

If your running 5 risers on 2 chains that might be an issue since SATA cant provide enough power per chain. If you can run the risers directly on molex from psu i think that would be preferable.



Yes that is probably wise to avoid having different electrical sources per component. I think shubaduba's suggestion running two cards directly on the motherboard might be a solid idea. Have 3x gpu and 3x risers completely powered by slave.

Thats all ive got, good luck!

1 I can't get clear answer's on the 1080ti wattage. I read 250 watt each, but on load may be more. How much power should they consume if they are undervolted to 70%. Is this safe to run 4x of them on 1x 1000w PSU?

250W is during maximum load so if you run them at 70% we should roughly expect 175W per card. You could get a Wattmeter and keep it in your socket if you want the "true numbers". My say is that is safe to run 4 cards but going higher than 4 you might wanna be careful. Alternatively you could try powering the risers from slave PSU and run 3 gpus on slave and 2 on main.

2 How much power do the risers deliver to the GPU's? The light's and fans continue to run even if the power from the slave PSU is not connected.

I cant answer how much but i definitely think your main PSU. Im curious as to how you are powering the risers, are you using a single cable with multiple sata connectors to power them?

Heres some useful information: https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/9495/the-correct-way-of-powering-the-risers-for-the-470-480

3 Lastly I'm confused on the "core clock" and "memory clock" on MSI Afterburner. Would adjusting these down help? What setting are ideal?

Clock frequency has little to no impact on power consumption, what matters is the voltage. What settings are ideal are different for each card and since you have mixed brands you basically have to do some trial and error on each card. Core clock seems to have the most impact on mining Lyra2rev2.

Hers a list for comparison where you can see what other 1080 ti's are getting and their settings: http://www.verters.com/vertcoin-hardware-list

Best of luck!

Pretty high exchange rate for xpm today, but im curious to know more about why. It seems fairly popular on chinese exchanges, anybody has any insight if theres any talk on xpm in china?