I was paid in full on Monday.
Me too. I was too, but this second payment has not been processed, and coinlab has been online yesterday, no notifications. |
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I would like to report on fraud. His nick is Nikkidonna, email: paulevans607@yahoo.com23143 13.11.2012, 23:10:17 Nikkidonna 1.26 BTC 10.99 EUR 13.84 EUR Confirmed He payed for this transaction and in some way managed to get back money from my moneybookers account, and moneybookers even locked my account for this. Be aware from this shit. |
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Coinlab:
Thank you for the great updates tonight. You have helped to clear up a LOT of the uncertainty surrounding this system.
I'd like to go ahead and summarize what you have said to make it a little easier for other users to understand. Please correct me if anything is wrong.
1. Saturday evening November 24th (for US miners) is the last time loyalty points will be earned.
2. Miners have complete control as to when to redeem just by switching to a different pool (clarification at some point as to if we'd need to register again for this pool or just a switch of URL for miners could be helpful)
3. While on the redeem pool, all shares will be paid at $0.00012427 PPS, or 8046 shares per dollar.
4. Payout of these dollars will be IN BTC, on monday, converted at the MTGOX average price for that day.
5. If a miner feels BTC price will rise, they are free to let their dollars accumulate.
6. the HPC client is coming soon, with neat projects coming (video encoding, science stuff etc)
In short: it looks like coinlab might just have found that way to keep our GPU's profitable after the block having and ASICS. WOOT
Suggestion: The sooner you can come up with profitability calculations for HPC work the better for your company.
People with GPU's will start contemplating selling their cards sooner than later at this point. The more information they can get regarding if it will be profitable to "work" for you, the better a decision we can make as to sell or not.
Great summarize in short words  Human readable changes  |
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Is there some problem with bitmarket? The site is down today, any coments?
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I am still kind of curious what kind of HPC work it will be (scientific, economic modeling etc) and what the typical payout will be for a "1gh/s" equivilent of computing power for non-bitcoin work.
That said.. I am glad a company like this has come along to essentially provide supercomuter power on a decentralized basis.
Would also want to know abot this. Will it be better to do HPC work if i already have loyality points, or will it be better for me to swith to HPC ASAP ? |
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Will i be able to use those loyality points mining, or doing HPC work, or that HPC will be compleately independent?
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Just put on all the machines and , and get those points while you can |
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When you will get that asic device at your door, than it will be delivered, now its just confirmation of order |
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Its nice to know that nvidia cards will begood for BTC ernings too.
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When loyality points will be spended, what then? Will it be profitable to stay on this pool with gpu's? Will nvidia perform better for this?
I would imagine that the value of the work would be based on a supply/demand basis. If there is say 3 thash equivilent of computation needed by customers and 4 thash of workers available, the reimbursement rate would likely drop, but if the reverse was true than the amount the customers are charged would likely go up along with our pay. Is that what you imagine, or it will really work like this? Realy nvidia will be beter? |
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When loyality points will be spended, what then? Will it be profitable to stay on this pool with gpu's? Will nvidia perform better for this?
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Had to lower clock speed to 300 nd memory to 150 to that hot card and still sits at 63 degrees. Its like no heatsink would be applied  Too bad i will be abl to get my hands on it only after 4 days. |
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Just an update.
Today connected the rig to free eletricity facility.
Problem was on the 3rd card, which hanged computer, when started mining. Interesting, than after a wile it restarts whole rig. Probably something went wrong with cooling on that 3rd card, because now without any load on it, it reaches 79 degres, any more ideas, what went wrong? Yesterday all was fine. Thanks.
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Lets just sit and wait. ASIC's will not be delivered until blocks halving, thats for sure.
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Thanks to all, i got it working. 2nd psu is now connected to primary psu's - and are now feeding one card compleately. Strange thing thoe: it works only on rear card that is connected to pci-x1. Anyways, it works fine, with 1 card connected and a couple of vents on it it consumes totaly ~220W.
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When i connect 1 card compleatly to 2nd psu, windows cant see it. When i connect 2 cards partly to one and another psus, it is working, vents are spinning, but no power from second PSU is taken. Do i need to connect both PSUs 24 pin motherboard 2 wires to get it worked?
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I have set backup pools in cgminer, doesnt it automaticaly switch to thoes, if coinlab is not accepting shares?
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I am just attempting to figure out if the foregone earnings now is worth the potential bonus later.
If you use cgminer, there will not be any 'foregone earnings', the shares will be at the other pools. or solo. hmmmm, I do not see any shares bleeding over to the back-up pool. Dammit this sucks. Yoch. Since your using cgminer. you can easily test this. create a new user for coinlab and restart cgminer with new user. cgminer will track the number of accepted shares which can then be compared to the coinlab stats. roger Is this possible with gpu ming, anyone has compared cgminer shares and coinlab? |
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