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1  Economy / Computer hardware / WTS-3X7970 1100mhz 700kh/300$AUD each,power supplies OZ,AU on: March 21, 2014, 07:57:34 AM
Hiya I'm parting out and selling all my rigs.

I have 4 gigabyte 7970 graphics cards here : http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/GIGABYTE-GV-R797OC-3GD-Radeon-HD-7970-3GB-384-bit-GDDR5-PCI-Express-3-0-1100Mhz-/261429787045?pt=AU_Components&hash=item3cde6df9a5#ht_0wt_0

I also am selling two power supplies.

http://www.thermaltake.com.au/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001780
1200w, cost $249, Selling for $187.50 post is a little high, but should be under 30$
http://www.thermaltake.com.au/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001781
1500w, cost $335, Selling for $250 again post is high, but should be under 30$

All items come a notarized copy of the reciept for warrenty, posting to australia only

2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / [ANN] Happy Halloween - Monster Zombie Bonus Round! 6900 SXC Up for Grabs! on: November 01, 2013, 04:06:03 AM
Are you ready for a MONSTER Zombie Bonus!

To celibrate Halloween we're unleashing the...

Monster Zombie Bonus Round !
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10X Payouts !

Tomorrows payouts for the "Zombie" bonus will be increased from 69 to 690 SXC!

Miners must spend a majority of time on one of the SXC p2pools.

http://sxc.outhashed.com:9699/static/ Wedges P2pool
http://sexcoin.lavajumper.com:9699/static/ Official P2pool

Payouts are at my discretion, and attempts to double dip, or rort
the bonus by mining on both pools will not be rewarded.

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Any member of the community who is the first to correctly
name the movie we quote will get a 100X payout !

Thats a monster 6900 SXC Payout !!!!!!

Check the Officail Sexcoin Thread around Midnight (U.S., EDT) to enter !



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3  Local / 山寨币 / 性感的硬币 删除:在中国是不合法 ! on: October 25, 2013, 06:41:41 AM
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4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / What's up with SXC ? on: August 26, 2013, 03:32:29 AM
Can't help my curiosity...

I know SXC is a popular coin, and I'm pleased about that, by my count it's rated #16, out of 123 coins in this post.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264016.msg2984683#msg2984683

It's been growing nice and steadily, but today the network reached about 40 M/H. to put that into perspective, I looked at the averages of the hashrate of other coins on coinchoose.. Here's a list...

Americancoin    0.76 M/H
Nucoin             1.43 M/H
Craftcoin          4.46 M/H
CHNcoin           4.57 M/H
Nibble              4.91 M/H
Nanotoken        5.06 M/H
Phenixcoin        8.85 M/H
Orbitcoin        13.37 M/H
Richcoin         14.39 M/H
Elephantcoin   15.17 M/H
Redcoin          15.33 M/H
Stablecoin      19.39 M/H
Bitbar            24.00 M/H
Alphacoin       34.93 M/H

Usually the network sits in the 12-16 M/H range, the news that a new client is being tested for release is well known, and SXC hasn't hit an exchange just yet so..

Any theories or ideas on why the huge surge ? I can account for an extra 10 M/H, but the rest is a mystery...
5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / [WTB] Sexcoins! on: August 26, 2013, 01:44:09 AM
Hiya guys,

I am looking to buy as many SXC as possible.

I've got 7000 BBQ and 32000 LKY I'm willing to exchange, but I might drag out some of my LTC if I think it's worth it.

The exchange will be through Fendlesticks free escrow service, once I arrange it with him. His website:

http://www.porndatabase.co.uk/buy-sxc/

Just post your offers in this thread, and I'll PM you if I like your offer
6  Other / Beginners & Help / HOW TO: Boot Ubuntu from a USB Flash on Gigabyte Motherboard useing windows on: June 30, 2012, 01:30:02 PM
Disclaimer: It's taken several hours trolling this forum and the net and lots of trial and error to get Unbuntu to boot from a USB Stick on a Gigabyte motherboard. Here's what finally worked for me, other gigabyte motherboards may vary. Some I hear, have no problems at all. I decided to put everthing I came across in one post, made as simple as possible to follow so others wouldn't have to experience the sheer fustration I have.

Software Needed:
HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool : http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/HP-USB-Disk-Storage-Format-Tool.shtml
Windows 98 Startup Files             : http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=196/
Unetbootin                                  : http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
Ubuntu                                        :http://www.ubuntu.com/

Part One : Formating USB

Step 1: Install HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool
Step 2: Unzip Windows 98 Startup Files
Step 3: Plug in your USB Stick  
Step 3: Run HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool (as Adminstrator)

 

Step 4: Select your USB under "Device"
Step 5: Select FAT32 under "File System"
Step 6: Check "Quick Format"
Step 7: Check "Create a Dos Startup Disk"
Step 8: Browse to your unzipped  Windows 98 Startup Files  under "useing DOS system files located at"    
Step 9: Click Start, wait until USB is formated, then close      

(NB: I tried various partioning programs, to no avail. My board only accepted the drive after it had been formatted by this particular Tool . I used 2.1.8 but any version should do)

Part Two : Installing Ubuntu to USB Stick

Step 1: Run Netbootin

Step 2: Check "Diskimage" and browse to your downloaded Ubuntu .iso file
Step 3: (Advised : optional) Input number of MB's for preserved files (If over amount on USB defaults to max possible : Allows changes by user to stay between boots)
Step 4: Select your USB stick under "Drive"
Step 5: Click "OK"
Step 6: Close Netbootin when finished

Part Three : Configuring Bios Settings

Step 1: With USB still plugged in, Reboot
Step 2: Press Delete to bring up BIOS
Step 3: Under "Intergrated Perpherials" check "USB Storage Function" or "Legacy USB Storage" is enabled. If not enable, save, and press delete on reboot to bring up BIOS again
Step 4: Under "Advanced Bios Settings" change "Boot Priority" so USB-HDD0 is first
Step 5: Under "Advanced Bios Settings" change  "First Boot Device" to USB-HDD
Step 6: Save and exit

Part Four : Booting into Ubuntu with USB IMPORTANT!!! Must be done for EVERY Boot

Step 1: On booting, Press F12 to bring up Boot Menu
Step 2: Select +Hard from Menu (IMPORTANT!!! : DO NOT select USB-HDD )
Step 3: Select USB-HDD0 from drop down list that appears.

FINAL Step : Enjoy playing with Ubuntu.

FAQ

Q: Is part one really neccesary ?
A: Not with every board I suspect, but on mine the BIOS is fussy enough to trigger a BWS event that freezes just before the DMI pool data is verified. I have no way to explain this, since I'm not an IT guy but I would think that the format is changed by Unetbootin anyway  Huh

Q: Why do I have to do all this rigamarole to boot a USB on a gigabyte board?
A: All boards are capable of BWS events (Bookoo Weird Shit) which exist for the sole purpose of agravating users  .. Apparently the designers of Gigabytes boards thought this was a good thing  Roll Eyes

Q: I went in to my bios and now my computer won't boot at all why are newbie morons like you giving bad advice?
A: I may be a moron but at least I know how to clear the CMOS using the supplied jumper on the motherboard. Wink


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