Does the molex connector on the motherboard mean that you don't need powered risers?

You could also talk to one of the escrowers on here before you engage in a transaction.  If you don't have anyone already lined up, talk with tomatocage, he seems reliable and responded to my PMs within a few hours iirc.  Sounds like you've already got someone lined up for the PSUs, but in case that falls through, how much would you charge for shipping to North Carolina?

Just for clarity, those are the prices for each of the items listed?  Also, are those PSU's 120V/240V?

edit: For the escrow, ship with a tracking number, then you have proof that the item was delivered to the agreed upon address

Soooo...


...not going to upload that picture again with your forum name and today's date then?

Put your forum name and today's date on a piece of paper in the images that you've uploaded to prove that this is your stuff.  If it is, I may be interested

Ah, so the single blower. Thank you.  I was looking for the dual fan version.

Which version card is this?  The AX7950 (single blower) or the PCS+ (dual fan)?  When did you purchase it and do you still have the original invoice?

Why are there pictures of 7870's under your comment about selling 7950's?  Do you actually have any 7950s to sell?

The most impressive part is that you tried to withdraw that on new years day in 1970!

Alright, thanks!

When computing the "profitability" for coins, do you take into account any sort of average stales/rejects from previous rounds mining that coin?  

The reason I ask is because the current round seems to be mining fastcoin which just plain sucks with regard to rejects/stales.  If the profitability of fastcoin isn't taking into account the ~15% rejects this round then isn't its profitability really ~85% of the reported value of 55 x .85 = 46.75?

(The round just changed to wdc as I was writing this post and it may have just answered my question...)

Looking at the current WDC round profitability of 48.2328, I suppose that your profitability calculation is probably accounting for those rejects/stales, though some feedback would be nice!  Also, sorry if this question was already answered, given the flaming that already occurred on this page... the previous page...

Cool idea. The first thing that comes to mind is that under the "exchanges" it would be pretty useful to list the coins that can be traded at each exchange. Keep up the good work!

edit: ...and having "take me there" buttons that actually take you to the exchange...

Ah alright, thanks for the snappy response

I'm assuming the balance that's been sitting in immature coins for the last week or so is that bug that you're working on?

Why is the immature balance getting so high on middlecoin?  It's significantly higher than I've ever seen it before... Anything wrong with middlecoin on the backend? Or is it just a coin with a long time between when it's mined and when the coins become available?

If you know the default prefixes for the various alt-coins (e.g., btc, ltc, wdc and mnc addresses usually start with "1", "L", "W" and "N", respectively) you can just open up the .dat file in a text editor (notepad, notepad++, etc.) and look for the addresses in there.  I think that you can find the addresses by searching (ctrl+f) for the text string "name" and a bunch of addresses should be listed near that.  Then it's just a matter of figuring out what cryptocoin the wallet belongs to depending on the first character of the address. Good luck!

Interesting... Cost? Hash rate?

Has anyone had luck compiling a linux wallet?

Weird...  how about listtransactions in the debug window?

Look at your transactions tab to see if it got sent to a different address

So apparently you can only mine this coin when your wallet is unlocked?