more weirdness: looks like my wallets are now listed under "receive money." But one of my wallets appears with a balance of 0 despite being different here: https://blockchain.info/address/1Ktqq2mmir4o4VgwV6qYke8XuMBg8NeDoR

I only want to view the addresses and their associated balances after importing.

I have some private keys created in a very old version of multibit (no recovery words ever selected/made). I can't seem to import private keys into multibit without having recovery words. And when I try to import them into blockchain, I'm unable to see the imported addresses (I did direct import) and amount associated with each address. What should I do?

EDIT: the money in my wallet from before is there, but I can't see any information about individual addresses (as far as I can see, only the multibit address appears to exist).

EDIT 2: more weirdness: looks like my wallets are now listed under "receive money." But one of my wallets appears with a balance of 0 despite being different here: https://blockchain.info/address/1Ktqq2mmir4o4VgwV6qYke8XuMBg8NeDoR

Started wallet after switch. Why am I on the old blockchain? https://chainz.cryptoid.info/noblold/address.dws?9kbG2Vwpf9Dq4RoX7aFcdbg45QcA2BVwTj.htm

I was able to resolve the problem by removing the AMD SDK and installing an old ATI one. I'll get you a download link for it when I can.

Wouldn't it be secure enough just to park your coins at a reputable exchange such as Mt Gox?

So fellow newbies, what are you mining with?

I have a dedicated single computer running 24/7 and here's it's specs:
-450 watt PSU
-AMD Sempron 145 CPU
-ATI 5850 graphics card
-1 GB ddr2 RAM
-windows xp x32
-16 GB solid state drive
-$45 micro-atx mobo

Basically I just got a graphics card with a cheap motherboard and CPU, but already had everything else in my spare parts bin. It currently gets about 300 mh/s, and I may eventually consider adding a second graphics card via a pcie 1 to pcie 16 adapter.

The price will likely increase with an increase in the difficulty to mine. Bitcoin has been constantly deflating as a result of the difficulty. Two bitcoins in todays market would've been like 20000 at one time.