That one has 4 PCIe slots.  The three on the left are PCI slots, not PCI-express.

You will need risers... I do sell them but as I am in the USA, you might want to find a local supplier since the shipping would likely be ridiculous.

x1 to x16 risers can be used in all PCIe slots, and are preferable to x16 to x16 risers as they promote air flow.

The only two risers that are ever necessary on any motherboard are x1 to x1 unpowered and x1 to x16 molex powered.

Hope tha thelps a little bit

I can search myself and I don't see any for $6. 

I was drunk and being silly in a response to someone who was upset about not getting paid at 12:01AM on Jan 1st.

The amount of money paid out from the signatures is pretty insignificant, so I was just saying it in jest as I don't know how anyone could actually need to receive their payment so promptly.  

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Poor profit doesn't really matter.  I think the majority of miners hold their coins anyways.  I was making 0.01-0.03btc/day with my 700kH/s rig, but that is worth much more now than it was back then.  So since I held, wasn't I technically making $8-24/day back then?

Next week I am going to build two real rigs so I can get about 5MH/s total power. 

I started believing in Dogecoin a couple of weeks ago when I sold some PCIe risers to someone off of Craigslist.

When I met him he said that he kinda followed Bitcoin but never really got into it.  Then he said he was so pumped about Dogecoin that he just had to go out and buy a mining rig so he could get his hands on some DOGE.  He bought 8 risers from me, and had a car full of equipment... for Dogecoin.  Not Bitcoin or Litecoin, but Dogecoin.

Personally, I still don't get it but it clearly has much wow and such appeal.

You should always use powered risers if you have the option.  You don't necessarily need them (but should still use them as a precaution) in the following situations:

1) You are only using 1 or 2 GPUs on a motherboard.  The motherboard should have no problem handling that without extra power.
2) You are using an Asrock BTC H81 Mobo or something similar that has additional power connectors directly on the motherboard.

Prove it.

Or are you talking about the ones that ship from China and take 30 days to get to you?

Let me explain something to you.

I am not "Mr. Lebowski". You're Mr. Lebowski. I'm the Dude. So that's what you call me. You know, that or, uh, His Dudeness, or uh, Duder, or El Duderino if you're not into the whole brevity thing.

Wow... just looking at that calendar is depressing.  So many shit coins lol

Whew... I got nervous that yours were going to be cheaper than mine, but they aren't powered.

*breathes sigh of relief*

So, basically it would be like using Middlecoin except instead of mining the most profitable you only mine the newest coins?

How would people receive their coins?  Would the pool hold the balances until the users create a new wallet for the new coin that they have been mining?

This would require a very organized pool operator with a lot of time on their hands.  They would have to be up-to-speed on all announcements of new coins and get a jump start on setting up their own mining pool for each new coin. 

I could see a lot of people using a small percentage of their hash power for something like this as long as the coins were not automatically sold and converted to BTC.  It would be a convenient way to collect new coins to hoarde until the pump and dump is ready.

Three trans people on here?  No way...

Gonna go out on a limb and say he meant to quote the_unholy_grail

Either that or it was just a general statement from someone who has been here a while.  I've never seen people complain so much about a pool as they do about Middlecoin.  Between ignorance of difficulty and balances, there is never a shortage of pissed off people in this thread
 

I wouldn't trust the Alibaba sellers.  Both are unverified, and one of them refused to talk to me on Alibaba and requested I email his personal email at xiangliao@gmail.com

I'm curious about this US partner.

Your costs must be very low. 

Can we discuss difficulty again?  My 110kH/s rig is wasting hashes because the difficulty is too high




 

Apparently not... DHL just teased me I guess

I hope you are right.

The other numbers don't even need to be addressed since it is clear you are not interested in exploring hypothetical situations which is the preface of the entire message of mine that you quoted.

Good point, and I hope you are right.

I'm going to be very shocked if this ASIC is real and hope to hell it isn't.  Figured it would be a bit longer before we saw Scrypt ASICs.