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20 blocks in one day, very nice...
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You have the right idea, it makes the income from the pool much more stable, though it does involve higher risk. The major upside from this is that the pool is 100% hopper safe and we don't have to worry about any body hopping in just before the block is solved. As a gamer I still use bitminter for two reasons:
1. The miners simplicity and efficiency are unrivaled. Seriously, nothing comes close. 2. The high risk, high gain has benefited me very well over the past year leaving me, on average, with higher profit over time.
For a third reason, Dr. Haribo, the owner and operator, is simply the best. He is constantly working towards a better Bitminter for us and charger nothing in return. Over the past year I've watched this pool grow and because of Dr. Haribo's willingness to listen to users and his skill, the pool has simply become the best out there for most miners.
With all of that said, if you can only mine for a few hours a day then a PPS pool might be better for short term profits.
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DrHaribo, have you noticed the upswing in namecoins yet? Over at BTC-E the selling for .008-.0088 BTC, around $1.17 each namecoin. That's pretty impressive, more importantly, profitable.
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I've just used the old flexible friend and bought myself a new PC  The sticker on my Dell Inspiron 530 says it was built in 2008, so I needed to upgrade anyway (I keep telling myself this over and over) So a new Intel® Core™i7 Quad Core Processor i7-3770K (3.5GHz) 8MB Cache 8GB RAM 2x 3GB AMD RADEON™ HD7970 And so on... Hopefully I'll get at least 1GH/s..... I have 2 7970's and get between 1.2 and 1.3, so you're good. I'm getting a new case, the gorgeous Azza 9000, and may be adding a third. We shall wait and see. ::EDIT:: OR I may just wait I little longer for this -_- They need to stop teasing me!!
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So we get a huge jump in speed and we are hit with 3 stales in one day... Something seems off with this. Anybody have any idea?
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Hi,
Newbie here. Just getting into this, and I'm attempting to get this system working:
Powermac Quadcore PPC G5 (64bit) MacOS 10.5.8
The sticking point appears to be that JRE 1.6 is required (to run BitMinter), and it isn't clear that java 1.6 can run on this machine. I've spent some time googling and trying various things, but thought I would see if anyone else has gotten a miner set up on this type of system.
thanks
Not worth running on that machine, you'll pay more in electricity than you'll see virtually no return. Refer to my post above on the previos page already explaining what you need.
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The reward halfing at height 210 000?
Didn't realize we hit that already, looking it up I see it was the 25th... That kind of sucks, at least short term.
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Not sure what's going on, but I'm getting paid a lot less than normal this last week. I've been getting .05-.06 btc every block but now I'm lucky to get .02 or even .01 every block. Normally I get around .7-1 btc in a day and I'm not even getting .3 on most days. Has something changed that I missed?
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Well thats the speed of my GPU not my CPU which i have alrady disabled lol.
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have you all made a lot of changes in your settings to increase mining speed?
Long story short, just don't mine with Nvidia GPUs, not worth it in the least. If you are going with GPU based mining stick with AMD, most would recommend at least a 5850 to make it at least break even with your increased electricity bill. An AMD equivalent to the 210, while yielding much faster results, still isn't enough. You typically want at least 300-350 Mhps to see any real outcome. This is a link comparing different hardware and their mining speeds: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparisonThis link will tell you the profitability of your rig: http://bitcoinx.com/profit/
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I Still can't post in the main forums yet so I will ask here, hopefully you guys don't mind since one of yall can make some money. I'm would like this prgrogram which costs $5 USD and am offering .77 BTC for it, which is about 8.10 USD. PM if you would be willing to make that trade. Mods feel free to delete this if you like, I just have no where to put this.
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With me making so much from this pool I wish there were more easy ways to use my Bitcoins. I want to buy food with it on a whimsy or something.. Guess I have to wait for BitInstant to finish making their debit cards.
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1) GPU load on both my 6950 is only 95-96% vs GPU load of 99% on phoenix miner. Is there a way to increase the GPU load? And will increasing it allows for higher shares of mining?
I had the same issue once, I just set the bitminter client to performance mode and it cleared it up for me.
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Woot... I'm finally above 2Ghps spread between two rigs. One of them is just a bit warm though. May eventually add some airflow.
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This is sometimes caused by an anti virus trying to inspect the file transfer and accidentally breaking it. Specifically AVG antivirus will do this. Also it can be caused by a java bug after you upgrade from java 6 to java 7. You will have to clear the java temporary files to fix it. You find this in the java control panel. On Windows you can find the java control panel inside the windows control panel. Or you can open it with "javaws -viewer" from the command line on any operating system. The client can also be started from the command line with "javaws http://bitminter.com/client/bitminter.jnlp" Disabled AVG and followed your tip but mine is still stuck like RndmNumGenerator. This is on a clean install of windows, I have no issues with my other machine and the client. ::SOLVED:: Solved it myself, I had to completely uninstall AVG in order for it to work.
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For higher MH/s drop your memclock low. 300Mhz is easy. I run 160Mhz but some miners say memclock that low is unstable. The reduced heat allows you to overclock the core and still keep it cool and stable (plus less power usage).
700 MH/s is trivial. You can get 750MH/s to 780 MH/s depending on your luck, card, cooling, etc.
I also use this for gaming, so I'm just going to leave it as is.
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Wow, can get up to 600 on my 5970 with no overclock. Within my first 24 hours I've mined a whole bitcoin, averaging 540-600MH/s... Very impressed with this pool and software.
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You could probably push that 5970 a bit further. Are you over clocking your cards? My 5970 is getting ~ 760 with room to spare.
I have, but for some reason anytime I overclock it becomes unstable and freezes leading to me uninstalling/re-installing CCC and drivers. I have a feeling that it's because the card isn't overclocking on system boot, only when CCC is opened, so I'm going from the base clock and making a jump and the video card crashes. I do have a bit of experience in oc/ing (my 3930k is running @ 4.65 with a top temp of 72c under stress, and that's with low end ram) and this one has me baffled, would love some help. Also, sorry about the late reply and thank you for being so responsive. I'm begging to like the mining community, it's a fresh take from most I've encountered. Also, Deafboy.. Your signature link seems broken.
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