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so I have 3 scrypt rigs, about 2kHs each (3 x R9 280x in each)  that I am considering getting rid of.

question is - sell as complete rigs, or breakup and sell gfx cards seperately

any thoughts?

(I may keep one and my cube just to stay involved - thinking...)

I'm desperate. At the end of my rope. Unless I can get this loan I don't know what to do.

The money is needed for this - please someone out there have a heart and help me out:
http://www.eggify.com/vehicles/cars/2014-mclaren-mp4-12c-spider_i1516

as for collateral - I can provide your choice of 50,000 DOGE or a few million infinitecoins

whoever is behind these on the various pools I use, I hate you

however I am somewhat curious as to the details and mechanics

ie how much difference does it actually make - I presume there is a real financial benefit or people wouldn't do it. Does it actually effect the pool or just the website reporting stats?

also who is behind most DDOS attacks - are they individuals or is it big mining groups trying to dominate?

just curious...

Hi all

Thanks to some help on here I got my first cube up and running but I'm only getting about 37% efficiency and a hash rate of 18GHs

Its currently running off a Corsair CX500 and I'm wondering if thats adequate for the job. What PSU would you recommend/are you getting great results with?

I'd like to get to 95% efficiency and 38+GHs clock speeds - any other things I can do?

thanks!

Hi all

In another rash move to throw money at mining hardware that I won't recover, I just got myself a cube from Jones' Gear. I've built a few scrypt coin rigs but wanted to get involved with bitcoin as well - its a little beyond my comfort zone and whilst I think things are set up correctly, for some reason its not actually mining!

My Cube shows the following screen:


I've installed my stratum proxy server (on Xubuntu) - thats churning away saying:

2014-01-14 01:16:25,762 INFO proxy client_service.handle_event # New job 6579 for prevhash 84a7d989, clean_jobs=False

and updates every now and then with a new line and new job number

Looks like the proxy server is working and listening for a miner, but the miner isn't actually starting and getting work for some reason - can someone put me out of my misery and let me know what I need to do?
(note I have 2 routers set up - one with 192.168.0.x addresses which is connected to one with 172.22.42.x addresses - I don't think thats the issue as I can happily connect from one to the other normally)

any advice very gratefully appreciated!

when I left the house this morning my machines were merrily hashing away, but the dashboard hasn't changed since then. Other d2 pools seem to be fine.

anyone know if this has stalled, is working but website not updating (shows 5 hours since last block)?

Tried raising a support ticket, pm'ing the owner on here - no response.

anyone else using them?

I'm guessing that they are just backed up with support tickets with the recent craziness but on the off chance someone from Coinbase sees this, I'd really appreciate a response as I'm not sure whats happening:

I made a panic sell/buy combo about a week ago when the price started crashing. When I made the sale I instantly regretted it and about an hour later rebought (at a slight loss)

Should have been fine - they credit my account, and then take the money for the purchase slightly later - and judging by the dates I was told in my transaction history there should have been a couple of days difference.

I emailed support a couple of times to check that this would be ok - and to ask them to just debit the difference to be sure. I thought it would probably be ok as normally they take payment the day before I get the coins.

You can guess whats coming - no reply to any of my emails, and then they processed them out of sync. My purchase was cancelled for lack of funds, and the sale went through the next day (and has been credited).

This is not a fraudulent cancellation - I've always left money in my account previously to cover purchases which I could have made several thousand on, had I cancelled, because I'm not a thief. In this case, its just a mixup on both sides, and I'm just frustrated that they didn't read/respond to my requests. How can I get them to resubmit payment?

If  they'd even replied to tell me this would be happening I would have found additional funds from somewhere to cover (hindsight is a wonderful thing)

Any advice? I've had responses from Coinbase before but its never taken this long - in my short time with them, I've found them to be pretty straightforward, open and reasonably responsive to questions.

Hi - thought I'd make my first post.

What is needed to be able to post on other forums - just this one post or more?