Ok I'm at home and ready to work on the website again. Someone already gave some suggestions which I worked on so I'm ready to receive more suggestions. Thank you ahead guys:)

If I want to make a rig that can hold 4 GPU, would any problems occur if I tried to put a AMD 7770, 7950, and 2[7970] or a similar configuration using those graphics cards. My reason is because 7770 are cheaper so I can start with those and as I make money upgrade, or upgrade as I want to.

Also, I know I'd probably be setting myself up for trouble but what if I mixed and matched AMD & Nvidia (I know Nvidia isn't for mining:)).

Thanks ahead guys!

You can get 7970s. I think they use 200 watts/each so you need to multiply 200(number of GPU's) + like 150 watts to spare. Try to go for the most efficient PSU's to save electricty.

I use coinotron.com and it works well for me. I tried connecting to some other LTC pools but they were down, coinotron was always up. Plus, coinotron allows you to mine other coins if you want to, which I see as a good thing because they can sometimes be more profitable.

For me they mine pretty much the same, however, they do have some differences.

Windows: You have to pay for. Maximum of 4 GPU's if you want it to remain stable. Easier to use (IMO).
Linux: Free, can use more than 4 GPU's and it remains stable. Harder to use (IMO).

Seems interesting, however I don't want to take the risk, and why should we trust you to do this, it just reads like a scam, you should use John K. for escrow.

Wrong section.

This belongs in the marketplace section. Or you can trying using Mt. Gox. When you post it here, it looks like a scam.

double +1... I feel like that jump was called by Asics because a 20 th/s jump in GPU is 34,000 high end GPU~.... that's a lot:)... if it was Asics this will just get worse and worse over time.

Woohoo, goodthing governments are taking action to help make bitcoins more popular.

I see where he's coming from because if a bigger play saw the opportunity in over $1b in bitcoins being released over the next years they could move over and take over a large portion in network hashing power to attempt to get these bitcoins. However, he still isn't upgrading his mentality.

And this belongs in the news section I think:)

I've updated the list with the ones that I can find but I can't figure out all of them until adf.ly updates showing me all of the links. I have 13 that I haven't managed to complete yet.

I have found one. Please comment here with the faucet# on the list of any you find to be dead (such as faucet#9 ect...).

Ok, I'll go work on that right now and update this thread when it is completed. Thank you so much for your suggestion!

Morning bump for today:)... some of you guys are visiting the website still so I'd like to know your feedback on this site and if there are any sites you would like to make in the future to support bitcoins.

FPGA's you can buy though there less effective. Try and get Asics already out there. I saw a USB one which did 300mh/s and is available now. (on this forum in a thread somewhere)... you would need 13 so 26btc.

There is someone whose already developed a board for Avalon's Asics which they are releasing in batches of 10,000. You would need 10,000 to build yourself a 1.5 th/s rig... and I calculated once, the cost of that rig would be like $200,000 using the guy whose already built the board for help. At the current difficulty, that's like 60 btc/day or $6000 a day which means it would pay itself off rather quicky if you could have it now. .2 BTC a day (which I've heard is 4gh/s from another post on this topic) requires 8 GPU which you would put on 2 motherboards or around a $4000 investment + 2kw/h of power~

Before bed bumpity bump bump... bump bump... will check out this thread in the morning let me know if you have any recommendations to help improve the list please (you can use this thread, pm me, or the comments section of the article). Thank you!

Right now bitcoin network difficulty is at around 85 th/s from what I see. Avalon Asic = 66 gh/s or 1/1333 of that. Since 150 bitcoins are released every hour it would take you 9 hours to get 1 bitcoin. Since they are released in blocks of 25, you would need to wait ~9.4 days to get a single block... I would rather be paid regularly. If I had ~10 Asics though I would mine solo.

It is very rare for the request to be fulfilled in the 4 hours and you shouldn't count on it... that was a failure to plan on your part.