This was recommended and will keep an eye on. I'm all for community effort - together we stand.. you know the rest or look it up. 

ICO buyer here, and no waaay am I selling  - I do wish they would open a discord though.

If your not running a MN (I'm not yet, this just reinstalls 99% of pc wallets) - back up your wallet.dat, delete it all (including your Users/Name/Appdata/Roaming/Cropcoin files - where wallet.dat resides normally - can back all this up if you want in case) and fresh install 1.1.0.1
 After it sync's close it, then copy your wallet.dat back in and restart.

Get on discord to check with them asap though, just looking to buy some but have used this on other wallets.
 

 Hope you got it, but this is from discord - can't verify it will help
@everyone
IF SOMEONE OF YOU HAVE MISSING COINS DUE TO LATE UPDATE OR ANY OTHER REASON.
YOU JUST NEED TO OPEN WALLET GO TO DEBUG CONSOLE AND TYPE REPAIRWALLET THERE.
WAIT FOR A BIT AND YOUR COINS WILL BE BACK.THANKS

 Nice! thanks Vann!

 Finding some info -see above now, but good to get practical working experience from users is always best.

 Looks Like this old K9 board can do something useful yet  Mining - even Zen/zcash is a bit slow currently even w/1070 gaming, and found the option to sell hash on nicehash... anyone do this here? Granted could miss on early coin price increases if hoarding, but longer term - it seems a viable approach to setting up a (small) mine farm.

 Definitely be looking at powered risers - if not needed currently, in upgrades they would hold their use.

 Thanks for Reply so fast Vann 

 Great information, thank you  

 I started my mining career with just my solo MSI GTX 1070 on my home rig, but am looking at making a dedicated miner.

 Been building my own computers since way back but never made a miner, and my question is about the PCIe slots/speed -

 Got an older MSI K9A2 CF V2 motherboard I may use to start? (It runs now with 4gb ram and Athlon duo core 3.0/ Win 7 - was retired but mining got me to fire it up to test it. - not my current system) https://www.cnet.com/products/msi-k9a2-cf-f-v2-motherboard-atx-socket-am2-plus-amd-790x/specs/

 The card it has is too old - HD 5770 radeon and is a PCIe 2.0

 By looking this post over it appears one can run newer PCIe 3.0 cards on these older boards? i.e. the Dell T5500 - Just trying to wrap up my confusion on how PCIe 1/2/3.0 slots make any difference to mining. I'm used to building pc's for.. eh computing/internet/gaming/etc.

 If attaching by risers/cables - it makes no difference as to the cards requirements for a slot? So if anyone can enlighten me / point me to a good guide, I would be most grateful.

Happy mining!

EDIT:

found some info on this, sorry have waaay to many thing s going on here atm. But any comments to this are welcome, in case anyone has ? about this as well - here is a post I found:

http://www.gobitgo.com/articles/1001/How-To-Correctly-Use-and-Install-PCI-E-Riser-Cables/