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Argh no where to switch..
Btcmine server issues Btcguild server issues Deepbit has just hit 50% -.- Everywhere else is small...
Guess I'll go solo then? lol.
Slush's pool?
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I have an instock supplier of 5830s for ~125USD, but the Mrs. says no more rigs so I'll sell the link for 1 BTC.
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I also have an in stock supplier of 5830's. But for 105$ CAD. I won't sell the link.
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I mine for deepbit, and I'll tell you exactly why I do.
After deepbit was DDOS'd, I decided to try some other pools.
I tried BTCMine, and had issues. 7% stale shares, consistently.
I tried BTCGuild, and had issues. Loads of idle miner times that cost me hours of mining. Definitely more than a few percent, I would guess around 10%, but could have been way more.
I went back to deepbit. Everything was fine, my generation was consistent, always under 1% stale shares (which are paid for anyway), it's extremely reliable now that Tycho has gone through a full DDOS attack and knows how to fight against it properly.
It is well worth it to mine at deepbit for the reliability and attentiveness of Tycho to any problems that arise. It is worth paying an extra 0.5% to 1.5% effective fee rate in order to have 100% uptime, instead of 95%. It just makes sense.
I concur... same exact situation I faced. I don't think they pay for stale shares though.Correct.
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Holy crap Did someone with a MASSIVE hashrate drop out of the pool or something? edit when i read your post I checked deepbit and it's hashrate was reported as 1800GH. Now it's 2300GH and bitcoinwatch is looking normal again.
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You should earn about the same amount.
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Oh cool, you used the image I uploaded to mediafire Deepbit miners, please join smaller pools
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They're getting a bit too close......
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You've got problems again. My workers are shown as offline but they are still submitting work.
This. I am getting spammed with miner notification emails, lol. EDIT just recieved long pulls and my miners seem to be submitting valid shares. EDIT2 And we just solved a block. Everything is working.
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Is it just me, or is something seriously wrong with btcmine.com right now. I got a notification that my miners went down but they are still mining as far as i can tell. It doesn't look like they are recieving long pulls, and on the site it shows that there are no shares submitted by anyone in the last 7 minutes or so.
EDIT - Everything is working now.
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I would like to test on BTCmine.com using phoenix with phatk kernel. I`m assuming you need the arguments to send me a hardcoded version as you stated in your other thread, I will pm you.
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No, I have a 5850, I just think Trixx is buggy.
I started Trixx up once and it was set to 725, 4000, and 1200 for the three settings, the Memory clock seems to vary widely. Plus, it doesn't help that when I click to move between the entries it clears them so I am never certain what I am setting them to when I click "Apply".
I'm wondering if maybe there's a better overclocking program I'm missing out on. Also, how hot is too hot to run these cards? I never really hear anyone commenting, but I've heard some people were going as high as 80 to 90 degrees Celsius, that seems awfully hot...
MSI Afterburner works for me. Also, I have had my Gigabyte 5850's running as hot as 99 degrees Celsius without failure.
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Mining on BTCMine (0% fee) for 24 hours = 1.17 BTC Mining on Deepbit for 24 hours, during the 0% fee period = 1.55 BTC
So one pool had better luck than the other pool? ok I don't know about you, but personally I want to mine on the pool with the highest payout. I have factual evidence that deepbit pays out higher, while you are just here arguing that the pool is "luckier." Alright. I don't think you understand how the Bitcoin system works. In some 24 hour periods on BTCmine I will make double what I would have made on Deepbit. This is simply due to variance. EDIT - rezin777 beat me to it
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I lowered my memory clock to 300 in Trixx and it crashed my computer. It never used to do this, so I'm not sure what is going on.
Do you have a 5830? I am unable to bring down the memory clocks on my 5830's but I can do it with my 5850's.
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This is what works for me
Memory clock = (core clock / 3) + 14
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0% proportional fee for a few days, I like!!!!! Gee, how many pools have had this for ages now? Ya, but their payout is not as high Are you on drugs? Are you? Mining on BTCMine (0% fee) for 24 hours = 1.17 BTC Mining on Deepbit for 24 hours, during the 0% fee period = 1.55 BTC So one pool had better luck than the other pool? ok
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Okay, thanks for the help. Seems like the only way to increase voltage on this one is a hard mod, but I'm not gonna do that. I tried to push it a little bit and the card is now running stable on 990/300 (I'm not kidding) for some hours. Getting 435Mhash/s out of it.
300 memory clock? Why? I had one of my 5850's running at 970/1250...but 990/300? Just why? My hash rate INCREASES when I drop the memory clocks down. Memory clock = (core clock / 3) + 14 seems to give me the best speeds for my 5850's
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Failed on my 5830
I was able to lower the memory clock on my Sapphire 5830 to 300mHz when it was the only card in my rig. I tried with two 5830's and it failed, and also tried two 5850's + one 5830 and it failed. Weird stuff.
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you're a computer-nerd. You enjoy dealing with a lot of complicated hardware, and you are good at setting them up MMMMMmmmmmmmm hardware.
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http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/old_calculator.phpgood luck edit - for some reason the difficulty on that calculator seems to be way too low for me, replace it with 434882.72175 Probability Time Average 5404 days, 14 hours, 48 minutes 50% 3746 days, 4 hours, 40 minutes 95% 16190 days, 18 hours, 50 minutes
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