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I don't know if it counts as overclocking, but I was going to flash the cards and turn them into 6970's.
I have modded the original 6950 bios of mine, just unlocked shaders but kept the original voltage. Instead of raising to 1.188V, it stays at 1.1. I get 490 Kh/s out of it at 900Mhz core and 1500Mhz vram. You may get a tad more if you use the 6970's voltage. Regarding if you will manage better Kh/$ elsewhere, I don't think so. |
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Nothing stops you from developing your own client and promote it
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On (most?) pools you don't pay transfer fees when auto-payout is used. The pool absorves those fees because they pay out to multiple outputs on a single transfer.
Correct me if I'm wrong, though...
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So you ordered pre-order hardware from a company with shitty history, non existent customer service and owners that are convicted felons and you are surprised you get scammed?
You're talking after the fact. It's obvious NOW. Then you aren't trying to put the burden on the victims of the scam, right? The criminals are the ones 100% to blame, all the time. And it was obvious to everyone who used there brains from December 2012, latest Feb 2013 for the slow people, that bfl and josh were scamming cockroaches. Which i say, and will stick to that If you ordered after this date, you need to start doing your research before you jump the gun and act like a fool! Its nothing personal, its just the truth. People are falable, always but you can do something about it, like thinkingngor yourself instead of being a sheep! I didn't order anything. The fact that people are naive does not justify scams. Then they do not have to do research on scams, that's the job of the police, regulators, etc... Furthermore, the rhetoric of blaming the victim is getting old, to say the least. People should be ashamed of insisting on this crap, libertarian or not, wild-wild West or not ... |
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There's problems here...logins not working, withdrawals not working.
I'm pulling my miners until it is fixed.
Goodbye |
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Yes, buy them! You get 2.5 - 3$ /day mining and then you may even sell them for more than you paid for!
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There are at least 3 ways to get bitcoins from "mining": - Having the specialized hardware (starting with the mentioned USB miners ) - Mine other coins with ATI video cards and trade for bitcoins, or just point to https://hashco.ws or middlecoin.com - Mining contracts or virtual mining. eg. buy/trade "virtual Gh/s" at https://cex.ioNow, the associated risk, start-up and recurring costs are very different. Ex: GPU's are the least efficient, but you can always sell the video cards or use them for gaming/specialized software later |
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Try different miners (cgminer and bfgminer) and for each, try different kernels. Make sure your USB provides enough power Or maybe your hardware is indeed faulty  |
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So you ordered pre-order hardware from a company with shitty history, non existent customer service and owners that are convicted felons and you are surprised you get scammed?
You're talking after the fact. It's obvious NOW. Then you aren't trying to put the burden on the victims of the scam, right? The criminals are the ones 100% to blame, all the time. |
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Hi there i would like to know if mining ltc is any decent profit? Any calc that you recommend using out there? I would love to know estimated profit per ghs. Thanks, Dani
What some people do is point their miner software at a pool that switches to, and automatically mines the most profitable coin. https://hashco.ws, http://middlecoin.com, https://multipool.us To calculate, go to coinwarz.com |
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Are you guys really experienced at cracking in the real world?
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If the accounts are refunded, that will actually give me confidence to start using inputs.io
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Very nice giveaway!
* rushes *
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Para terem uma ideia o valor de 6 meses de alojamento no datacenter deles fica mais ou menos por 2.000$. Preferi que ficasse lá pois não iria gostar de ver a minha conta de luz em valores astronómicos e também por não conseguir garantir Internet 24/7.
Huh !? $2000 dava para pagar 5 contas da luz e 5 contratos de internet! Lol. sim estimei +- 350€ de custo de electricidade durante os 6 meses. Mas havia vários factores a considerar que são bem mais pertinentes: - Avaria de equipamento (não me preocupar com RMA's o que implica dias ou semanas de inactividade); [No forum da KNC não imaginam a quantidade de pessoas que fica 1 semana à espera pela troca do equipamento ou reparação. Fora os custos de reenvio que são suportados pelos compradores.]- Internet 24/7 durante 6 meses seguidos. Não me pareceu que ia correr bem para os meus lados; - Upgrade de firmwares e aplicação de Patches (feito por eles); - fonte de alimentação +- 150€ que não me preocupo, eles colocam. Na minha opinião foi a melhor escolha ... de ele ter explicado melhor, já não é dificil chegar a essa conclusão  |
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Atleast I'm glad I'm not the only one.
I'm sure that is not what you intended to say ... |
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Para terem uma ideia o valor de 6 meses de alojamento no datacenter deles fica mais ou menos por 2.000$. Preferi que ficasse lá pois não iria gostar de ver a minha conta de luz em valores astronómicos e também por não conseguir garantir Internet 24/7.
Huh !? $2000 dava para pagar 5 contas da luz e 5 contratos de internet! |
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User: clock2013_2
Thank you!
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Thanks man!
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