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1  Local / Deutsch (German) / TorGuard Black Friday Aktion, 50% auf VPNs! on: November 27, 2014, 04:17:34 PM
Hey,

alle die noch keinen VPN Dienst verwenden, haben jetzt die ideale Gelegenheit dazu. TorGuard bietet im Rahmen einer Black Firday Promotion 50% auf VPNs! Das wären dann insgesammt 30$ für ein Jahr! Ich hoffe dieser Beitrag wird nicht als Werbung missverstanden. Ich verwende TorGuard selber schon seit mehr als einem Jahr und bin sehr zufrieden damit. 50% auf einen solchen Service sind mehr als fair Leute, greifft zu Wink Bitcoins und auch Altcoins werden selbstverständlich als Zahlungsmittel akzeptiert.

Der Promotional Code lautet "BlackFriday".
Einfach beim auschecken rechts unten angeben.

Link: TorGuard Webseite


Btw, ich habe vor einiger Zeit mal einen Artikel über VPNs geschrieben. Er richtet sich an Einsteiger und erklärt die Grundlagen:
http://www.bonz.ch/23140/verschluesselt-ins-netz/
2  Local / Presse / Die Welt: Digitales Geld - 100 Euro an @Empfänger #überweisen on: October 15, 2014, 08:05:01 PM
Artikel: http://www.welt.de/finanzen/article133310336/100-Euro-an-Empfaenger-ueberweisen.html

Die kennen scheinbar weder Bitcoin noch Changetip. Meine Kommentare haben sie leider gelöscht. Vielleicht habt ihr ja mehr Glück Wink
3  Local / Deutsch (German) / Bitcoin Skype Chat on: September 24, 2014, 10:26:31 PM
Hallo Community

Vor ein paar Tagen habe ich zusammen mit ein paar anderen Usern aus der Schweizer Bitcoin "Szene" einen Skype Chat gestartet (nur Text, keine Konferenzen). Der Chat ist offen für alle deutschsprachigen User.

Bis dann  Cheesy


Edit: Hab die Skype Nicks aus dem Text entfernt....ich will da nicht auch noch mit Spam genervt werden XD Wer beitreten will, kann mich einfach via PN anschreiben. Vergesst dabei nicht den Skype Nick zu erwähnen Wink

Edit2: skype:?chat&blob=m6XDgDq8t-hwdsquMzgvd55tT7xS95a_ndIg6B_3yRbqltpECalDfPQe9XPzTJfmdGGarUD2bjaNZWcFaVmMeaVXfDmyZt8YbBM7PDl8Fbgx_T_PiRxgh30YmA3wmiq1_GMTXHcpdW5QBZUu2F0M_R6QJloRojS0DJowNWnS1553IgstyLskfwT2rGtV--yeMEMxQwrlyJt5KGBlSrVLoQOjHFlInQ_o9gQhne0BFuo1ygEn
4  Economy / Scam Accusations / Unofficial BITMINE CoinCraft series 28nm ASIC miners thread on: February 25, 2014, 02:26:33 PM

Original Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291141.0


Quote from: giorgiomassa
Ok enough now.

This thread has now been locked due to the fact that a few users have been going nuts and are acting without any kind of even basic knowledge of how an educated person should act. I can understand anger and criticism, but I cannot tolerate personal insults to me or to one of our co-workers, never.

After this public release that is meant to hopefully address in an objective manner all the latest source of criticism (or better said, "flames") that have popped up these last days, we'll keep the thread locked for a few days to give the opportunity to the spammers to cool down a bit and hopefully open it again at a later stage. I've always been a supporter of an official support thread on bitcointalk.org and an activist of the freedom of speech, but the lack of moderation is allowing a bunch of brainless spammers to destroy the experience and all constructive criticism made by the other wide majority of users.

Anybody questioning the reputation of Bitmine here should just ask himself why the people that got an appointment and came to visit us have NEVER posted bad things about us but, rather, all claimed that we are nice people, hard workers and yes, definitely not a scam. Just scroll back in the history of this thread and you will find all these testimonials. Me and our about 20+ people staff by now have been working hard, overtime and spending an astonishing amount of resources, nerves and money to recover on our delays while, at the same time, giving out free upgrades to everybody. So I would say that... no, I don't feel at all like having ripped off anybody but rather I feel that I did the best I could reasonably do for our customers, while admitting that some mistakes have been made and that we're still improving ourselves to address the open issues.

I hope to address all the pending matters with this post but please accept my apologies if I forgot to cover something and, again, I would be more than happy to receive anybody here ON APPOINTMENT in case you want to further discuss anything that may concern you.

Thank you,

Giorgio Massarotto
CEO
BITMINE AG



Personal threats and accusations
While constructive criticism, suggestions and a reasonable amount of anger is perfectly understandable and accepted, recent developments have completely degenerated in personal insults to me and my co-workers. This is not going to be accepted and, given that Swiss laws are very clear on this, I'm going to take all the available legal measures against these people.


Petamine units
As part of the deal that we had with Cryptx, given the big amount of the purchase, we have agreed to setup an additional dedicated production line that would be working in parallel to the existing ones and producing the units just for them. As soon as the PCB boards were hashing stable at our strict requirements, the production of both the commercial units (aka the ones sold on the website) and the petamine dedicated units started exactly at the same time. The fact that they reported them before anybody else is just due to the fact that they have been picking up their units in person and reported publicly just the day after having them in hands, while the other users that had their units shipped didn't yet report that fast on the forum, but some did a few days later. Petamine just as any other user have suffered delays and are being compensated for that.


Lack of frequent news
As I've stated previously in several posts, we don't have PR people here, so it's up to me to release news as soon as there are some. Unfortunately I also hold a key position in managing all this stuff and I'm working with an insane schedule, the company grew from a 2-people office to a 20+ employees one with production capabilities that have scaled 100-fold from when we started back in early 2013. This, unfortunately, takes time and focus has and will always be on making things run as fast as possible, however I will take the lesson and in the future we'll try to have more frequent news.


CPP and refunds deadline
Confusion would be the best term to describe an otherwise very straightforward policy. A dedicated page explaining in simple words how the CPP works has been available here http://bitmine.ch/?page_id=850 since day 0, but it looks like it wasn't clear enough, or just not read by most people. Let me resume some key points:

1) First 10 days don't count in late delivery calculation.

2) Refunds can be asked on the 71th day of delay based on the committed shipment date, which is the one published when you place the order. For avalon-clones and December batch customer, that means you'll be able to ask the refund starting from February 27th (December 16th stated delivery date + 10 days + 60 days). An appropriate page on our web site under support will be opened tomorrow for anybody willing to ask for a refund and yes, we will be honoring them within 30 days.

3) The late delivery compensation for your unit(s) will be determined at the exact moment of its assembly, that's why it makes no sense to keep on asking the support team, they won't be able to give you an answer till the unit is in production!

4) The compensation is calculated on 10% steps of increase of the nominal hashing power that you've ordered, rounded to the next highest hashing module. So, if you ordered a 200 GH/s unit and your unit leaves our warehouse after 32 days of late delivery, that is 22 effective days which is 30% additional power. Theoretically that would be 260 GH/s which, in case of the Desk unit where the hashing modules are 200 GH/s each, that would make your order shipped with two 200 GH/s modules for a total of 400 GH/s. Before creating again a conspiracy based on my words, please note that we're currently evaluating the possibility to supply late orders with half-mounted hashing units (i.e. 4 CoinCraft A1 chips instead of 8 ) so whereas you'll still get more than what you were actually entitled for, it may be less than the above mentioned example.

5) Refunds are made in the same payment method on which the payment was originally made. That means: wire transfers get refunded with wire transfers, bitcoin payments get refunded with bitcoin payments.

6) Refunds are pinned to the daily exchange rate at the moment when the refund will be issued, based on the original USD price of your purchase order which is the base currency for the prices stated in the website. That means:
    6.1 If you paid by wire transfer in USD, you get refunded by wire transfer in USD
    6.2 If you paid by wire transfer in EUR, you get refunded by wire transfer in EUR at the daily USD/EUR exchange rate based on your originally invoiced amount.
    6.3 If you paid by wire transfer in CHF, you get refunded by wire transfer in CHF at the daily USD/CHF exchange rate based on your originally invoiced amount.
    6.4 If you paid by bitcoin transfer in BTC, you get refunded in BTC at the daily USD/BTC exchange rate based on your originally invoiced amount.

7) Refunds are not mandatory: if you don't request them with our refund request form, we won't be doing this automagically for you. You can opt to wait for your 50% (the maximum) compensated order to be delivered for any amount of time.

8 ) Refunds are based on the originally paid amount, excluding any coupons or discounts. For example, if as an avalon-clone customer you opted for a 50% free coupon on your originally paid amount of $1000, your refund will be based on $1000 and not on $1500.


Turbo mode issues
All of our products have been sold, stated and guaranteed in NOMINAL HASHING POWER. For example, product model CCD-800 is a CoinCraft Desk 800GH/s, CCD-1000 is a CoinCraft Desk 1000GH/s and so on. The Turbo feature is by purpose indicated as "up to", which if I'm not wrong given http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/up-to?q=up+to , means literally "indicating a maximum amount". This is depending on overall operating conditions and will vary depending on your specific use case scenario, while the nominal power is guaranteed to work always. This is exactly what has been done here, the 1TH/s nominal units can reach easily 1.3TH/s in normal operating conditions (read: 25°C ambient temperature) and up to 1.5TH/s when conditions such as very low ambient air temperatures and a more powerful power supply are provided. Let me explain this again with different words: it's not that your unit will not reach the highest peak of the Turbo mode, it will but based on the specific conditions in which you operate it.


Production capabilities
As everybody knows by now, we have been delivering units since last week and are now nearly in full scale production ability with about 30 units/day, targeting 50 units/day in the next days. Based on current production schedules, we should recover the delays within a few weeks.


Support not answering e-mails or phone calls
Some people have blamed the support to not be answering e-mails, I can just say that probably some of them are the same people that are sending daily flood e-mails that have the only consequence of delaying the response to the other perfectly legit requests.
We are not delaying any legitimate request and currently we answer e-mail requests within 3-4 days with volumes of about 250 daily e-mails. As for the phone calls, you have to be patient because all of our support staff may be busy during some peak hours. Please hold the line, and you'll see that you get an answer. We are working on staffing additional people in the meantime.


Rig device issues
As it has been known for some time now, the rig design is having some engineering problems due mostly to the heat and the internal DC distribution design. We have been working hard in fixing this, the prototype is currently in our lab and we expect to be able to let it go in production within short time.

Well then, let's continue in this thread.
5  Local / Projektentwicklung / Werners Head Shop akzeptiert Bitcoins als Zahlungsmittel on: January 13, 2014, 12:40:12 PM
Der wohl bekannteste Head Shop der Schweiz akzeptiert absofort Bitcoins als Zalungsmittel im Onlineshop!

http://www.wernersheadshop.ch

Bislangs sind laut Anfrage leider noch keine Einkäufe mit Bitcoins bezahlt worden aber ich finde, ein solcher Schritt sollte belohnt werden. Falls ihr also mal wieder eure Tabakvorräte aufstocken, eine eine neue E-Zigarette oder Wasserpfeife kaufen wollt, dann bezhalt doch einfach mal mit Bitcoins Wink

Passender Artikel auf Bitcoin Schweiz: http://bitcoinschweiz.blogspot.ch/2014/01/werners-head-shop-akzeptiert-bitcoins.html

Greets
6  Local / Off-Topic (Deutsch) / Animierte QR-Codes on: December 13, 2013, 12:01:55 AM


Leider werden Animationen in diesem Forum nicht angezeigt.
Hier könnt ihr euch das Bild anschauen: http://s14.directupload.net/images/131213/85oktpkw.gif

Der Code kann trotz Animation noch gelesen werden.
Verwendet habe ich dazu Photoshop, After Effects und VisualQR.

Jetzt fehlen eigentlich nur noch die solarbetriebenen e-Ink Sticker  Grin
7  Local / Projektentwicklung / Bitcoins für die 3. Welt on: December 06, 2013, 07:08:59 AM
Wir alle erahnen, wie sich der Bitcoin Kurs in den kommenden Jahren entwickeln wird. Damit 21 Mio Bitcoins weltweit als Zahlunsmittel dienen können, muss der Kurs zwangsläufig weiterhin ansteigen. Bliebe der Kurs bei 1'000 USD stehen, hätten wir theoretisch ein maximales Volmen von gerade mal 21'000'000'000 USD...ein ziemlich geringes Volumen für einen weltweiten Markt. Mit anderen Worten, je früher man einsteigt, desto besser.

Nun haben wir allerdings das Problem, dass derzeit noch immer ca. 1,2 Milliarden Menschen ohne Strom, geschweige denn Internet leben müssen. Sollte sich Bitcoin eines Tages tatsächlich als eine Art Weltwährung etablieren, würde sich der gesamte Reichtum vorwiegend in den reicheren Industrienationen verteilen. Mir stellt sich daher die Frage, ob es nicht sinnvoll wäre, solchen Problemen bereits jetzt vorzubeugen.

Wir könnten beispielsweise jetzt damit anfangen Spenden zu sammeln. Statt diese Spenden dann aber gleich wieder in Dollars umzuwandeln und auszugeben, verteilen wir sie auf Wallets und verwahren diese bis zum Tag X. Angenommen wir füllen jede Wallet mit nur 0.0001 BTC (derzeit 10 Cent), dann könnten wir mit nur einem Bitcoin Wallets für 10'000 Menschen erstellen. Die Investition zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt wäre für uns sehr gering. Diese 0.0001 BTC könnten eines Tages aber locker mehr als 1'000 USD wert sein.

Mag sein, dass diese Idee nur ein blödes Gutmenschen-Hirngespinst ist, dennoch möchte ich mit euch über Sinn und Unsinn, sowie der praktischen Umsetzung eines solchen Projekts diskutieren. Was haltet ihr davon?
8  Local / Off-Topic (Deutsch) / Rap News on: May 31, 2013, 12:00:01 AM
Rap News ist Kult!

Aber vielleicht gibt es unter euch ja ein paar Leute, die's noch nicht kennen  Grin

Ein Beispiel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o66FUc61MvU

Und hier der Youtube Channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/thejuicemedia

Wenn euch die Arbeit gefällt, habt ihr die Möglichkeit, Bitcoins zu spenden:
http://thejuicemedia.com/donate/


Greets
9  Local / Deutsch (German) / Bitcoin Conference 2013 on: May 27, 2013, 11:07:03 PM
Die ersten Vorträge sind nun endlich online Cheesy


Brewster Kahle - Jordan Modell - Internet Archive, Bitcoin, Internet Credit Union
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD6fVNGEnlI

Edward Clements - Bitcoin Benefits for Merchants
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Tg_hGLkF5Q

Jack Zwick & Colin Doherty - Innovation & Decentralized Systems
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Od4tV88oR8

Yifu Guo - Avalon ASIC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY1xgGiejIc

Roman Snitko - Decentralized Share Issuing and Distribution
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH5OUtWMeZc

Tamas Blummer - Enterprise Bitcoin Server
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBLd_wFmbjg

Adam B Levine - YouTube is Broken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4tgNi5gle0

Steve Kubby - Medical Marijuana
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUMPjOJPeI4

Tuur Demeester - Bicoin as an Investment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7LQu-eIOO0

Security Panel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si-2niFDgtI

Developers' Roundtable
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hF4XUmnWGM

St. Clair Newbern IV - How to Manage Electricity Usage for Bitcoin Miners
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6JdcrIT_Pg

Antonin Hildebrand - Trezor: The Bitcoin Safe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3t18a-wXBnw

Bitcoin in the Future Panel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qdr_Z3hrqQ

Alt-chains Panel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Iir3_dYmK8

Charlie Shrem - Cash Deposits, Challenges and Ideas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqzubpLxmSQ

C Terence Lee, MD - A Physicians Experiences with Bitcoin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Mqm9F0V30

Funded Entrepreneurs Panel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUV5KzYkQVc

Lasse Olesen - Seasteading - Entrepreneurship in Government on High Seas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5RszFHuDhU
10  Bitcoin / Project Development / Transaction history by address on: May 21, 2013, 02:57:43 AM
Hi,

I'm trying to get the transaction history of a specific bitcoin address by using the deamon.
I know that I can use listtransactions to get the history of my own wallet....but that's not what I'm looking for. I need the histories of foreign addresses.

I know there has to be some way to do that. All the blockchain explorers are doing it somehow Tongue

Thanks!
11  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / [WTS] 0.5 FRK @ 6 LTC on: May 12, 2013, 04:58:14 PM
I sell 0.5 FRK for 6 LTC, pm me...

And mods, please create a trading sub forum, thx.
12  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / [WTS] GMC - 1k @ 0.3 LTC [CLOSE] on: May 12, 2013, 01:23:28 PM
Just post on this topic or send me a pm.

1000 GMC - 0.5 LTC
1000 GMC - 0.4 LTC
1000 GMC - 0.3 LTC

THX  Cheesy
13  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Help getting my 7970 past the 660 Mhash/s barrier on: May 11, 2013, 10:57:24 AM
Once again....the mods like to close and move this topic....however. It's a question about Bitcoin mining hardware.
It's not about Litecoin, it's not about Chinacoin and it's not about BBQ. It's about Bitcoin god damn. Please don't move this topic to the Altcoin forum, mkey?

My Card: Gigabyte 7970 OC (GV-R797OC-3GD)

Code:
cgminer -o stratum+tcp://server:port -u user.1 -p password --shaders 2048 --intensity 14 --worksize 256 -v 1

CC: 1100
MC: 800

Driver: 9.14
Catalyst: 13.1
CGMine4: 3.1


That give's me about 660 Mhash/s. Now, if I try to higher the core clock , let's say to 1150, my hashrate goes up to 690...but then, after 1 minute or so, my card crashes and I have to reboot. Any idea how to solve this problem?

Thanks.
14  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Help getting my 7970 past the 660 Mhash/s barrier on: May 11, 2013, 10:40:06 AM
Hi,

I'm gonna reopen this topic, because a mod moved the original one to the altcoin forum, where it moves to the 2nd page within one hour. Nobody there is interested in mining hardware. They're just hyping their new coins.

Quote
I have a Gigabyte 7970 OC (GV-R797OC-3GD) and I'm trying to mine a SHA-256 coin.

Code:
cgminer -o stratum+tcp://server:port -u user.1 -p password --shaders 2048 --intensity 14 --worksize 256 -v 1

CC: 1100
MC: 800

Driver: 9.14
Catalyst: 13.1
CGMine4: 3.1


That give's me about 660 Mhash/s. Now, if I try to higher the core clock , let's say to 1150, my hashrate goes up to 690...but then, after 1 minute or so, my card crashes and I have to reboot. Any idea how to solve this problem? Thanks.
Original post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=197386.msg2108671#msg2108671


Thanks!
15  Local / Off-Topic (Deutsch) / Altcoin Talk on: May 10, 2013, 07:40:11 PM
Ich starte hiermit mal einen allgemeinen Thread für Altcoins.

Weiss jemand, was zur Zeit mit dem Terracoin los ist? Da gab's grad einen kontinuierlichen Anstieg auf 210%. Wie entsteht sowas? Wie wird da manipuliert? THX Smiley



Edit: Das hat wohl irgendwas mit dem vircurex Hack zu tun...gleichzeitig werden bei Bter ein paar tausend BBQ Coins für 9 BTC das Stück vertickt. Da werden gerade enorme Summen verschoben und/oder Statistiken manipuliert :/
16  Local / Deutsch (German) / Leere Casascius Münzen on: May 07, 2013, 05:24:57 PM
Heute sind meine leeren Casascius Münzen von www.bitcoinstore.ch angekommen. Ein paar Worte dazu...

Wie schon gesagt sind diese Münzen leer. Man lädt sie selbst mit einem beliebigen Betrag auf und versiegelt dann den Key mit einem Sticker.

Anders als bei der aktuellen Serie, die man auf der offiziellen Casascius Webseite bestellen kann, haben diese Münzen kein Hologramm, sondern lediglich einen goldenen Sticker (siehe Foto). Die Keys waren nicht versiegelt, sondern befanden sich zusammen mit den Münzen in einem Plastikbeutel. In einer beiliegenden Anleitung wird ausserdem darauf hingewiesen, dass der Eigentümer des Shops die Keys theoretisch kennen könnte und dass man deshalb neue generieren sollte.



Fazit: Diese leeren Münzen sind billig und sehen in der Vitrine ziemlich toll aus. Man kann sie auch gut in der Brieftasche lagern und bei Gelegenheit vorzeigen. Der Wow-Effekt bleibt wegen dem fehlenden Hologramm aber leider aus. Bei 0,02 BTC kann man nicht meckern. Ausserdem hat der Shopbetreiber noch gratis 2 Ausgaben vom Bitcoin Magazin beigelegt, alles top! Solltet ihr aber bei eBey & Co. mal Casascius Münzen mit einem goldenen Sticker statt einem Hologramm finden, dann lasst man lieber die Finger davon Wink
17  Local / Mining (Deutsch) / Mining Rig im Öl on: May 04, 2013, 10:55:59 PM
Na wie wär's?  Grin



Hier: http://www.tomshardware.de/Eigenbau-ol-PC,testberichte-1342.html

Lautlos und kühl...warum eigentlich nicht...
18  Local / Projektentwicklung / Bitcoin Schweiz Blog on: May 03, 2013, 05:05:12 PM
Weil mir in meinem Umfeld andauernd die selben Fragen gestellt werden, habe ich mich dazu entschieden mal wieder zu bloggen.

http://bitcoinschweiz.blogspot.ch/

Die Seite wird nach und nach mit Anleitungen und News für Einsteiger und Fortgeschrittene gefüllt. Einige Dinge habe ich bei den Einsteiger Tutorials absichtlich weggelassen, damit die Neueinsteiger nicht gleich zu Beginn mit einer Fülle an Informationen erschlagen werden. Solltet ihr inhaltliche Fehler finden, lasst es mich bitte wissen.

THX
19  Local / Treffen / Bitcoins in der Schweiz on: April 30, 2013, 04:56:45 PM
In der Schweiz gibt's zwar einige Miner und auch Trader, aber als Währungs sind die Coins irgendwie noch nicht so richtig angekommen.
Kennt jemand irgendwelche Bars, Restaurants, Hotels oder was auch immer bei denen man mit Bitcoins bezahlen kann?

Bars & Restaurants:
[AG] Hotel/Restaurant/Bar Gotthard

Onlineshops:
http://www.bitcoinstore.ch
http://tazzine.ch

THX
20  Local / Mining (Deutsch) / GTX690 -> Tesla on: April 29, 2013, 11:50:27 PM
Nvidia Karten sind ja bekanntlich ziemlich lame wenn's ums Mining geht. Mal abgesehen von den Tesla S2070 Karten, aber die sind ziemlich teuer.

Scheinbar kann man aber aus einer GTX690 eine Quadro oder gar eine Tesla basteln:
http://www.golem.de/news/grafikkarten-hack-von-geforce-nach-quadro-per-loetkolben-1303-98294.html

Nun frage ich mich: WTF?
Wenn das im wesentlichen eh nur eine Frage des Treibers ist, wäre es dann nicht möglich Mining Treiber für NVidia Karten zu schreiben?
Oder wo liegt das Problem? Hardware? Ist die S2070 nur wegen den Fermis brauchbar? Was macht die NVidia Karten so langsam?

THX

Edit: Die Teslas ohne Fermi sind scheinbar auch nicht besonders effizient. Die K20 schafft nur 134.8 mhash/s. Aber es bleibt die Frage: Wo liegt das Problem bei den NVidia Karten?
Edit2: Antwort gefunden: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Why_a_GPU_mines_faster_than_a_CPU#Why_are_AMD_GPUs_faster_than_Nvidia_GPUs.3F & http://www.extremetech.com/computing/153467-amd-destroys-nvidia-bitcoin-mining
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