primecoind modified with mustyoshi's changes for linux http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/86926056/file.htmlCompiled on debian x64, no idea if it'll run on other systems. Use at your own risk, no guarantees that this is mining any faster. Also, learn to compile yourself, it's fun, much more secure and feels like hacking.  I know how to compile in ubuntu, but windows is a huge pain in the ass for compiling (and btc/ltc mining gives me errors in ubuntu 13.04). |
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What a weird thing, I had to run on only 4 of 8 cores on my FX 8350 to get to 19 primes per second only, with all 8 cores it goes to 8 primes per second  |
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i7-3770: 157
i5-2500k: 122
Amazon EC2 XL HCPU (8 Core E5-2650): 24
8350: 83
A6-4400M: 14
What did you do to pull 83 primespersec on that fx 8350? mine is only giving 10  Did you make sure you are using all 8 cores? Did you give it half an hour to warm up to the right speed?  Yep, using all cores and it was already at 15 minutes at around 5 to 10 pps. I just saw the problem, as I saw my gpu0 scrypt hashrate was reduced, I just stopped mining on that and my pps rate is going up. |
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i7-3770: 157
i5-2500k: 122
Amazon EC2 XL HCPU (8 Core E5-2650): 24
8350: 83
A6-4400M: 14
What did you do to pull 83 primespersec on that fx 8350? mine is only giving 10 |
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I'm getting primespersec 3, I have a FX 8350!
edit: and it's ramping up, I'll tell you when I get the final result. It's weird, my CPU is at 100% but it's at 45°C, prime95 normally gets it to 55°C.
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I'm interested in the 5870 and 5850, are those prices shipped to 33166?. And please give me rep links, I'm paying with BTC/LTC.
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Possible but extremely improbable.
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PGP: 4A9473F846DEE9C93DF20207D5880D1DC7015FAD (C7015FAD)
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When they have legal issues I think they're not allowed to go public on that.
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I have that exact same mobo, I used 16x to 1x or just 1x risers on all the pci-e slots, and have it working with 5 GPUs with no hassle since july 2012. Although recently it became unstable if I had a card on an specific pci-e slot, don't know what happened.
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I think we're seeing a larger-scale dead cat bounce. After all, you can see that in the 2011 bubble we crashed to about 10$ to then go to 25$ then kinda "stabilize" at 16$. And you know what happened after that.
I think the real bottom is at 32$, although I have like 1.2 BTC (cashed out and withdrawn the rest) in a paper wallet.
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Yep, ACH is pretty reversible.
I think Bitfloor is just going down to avoid the payout of their previous hack debt.
How much do you think they still owe? TBH I don't know and can't find lots of info in the subject. Did they even start to pay people?. |
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Yep, ACH is pretty reversible.
I think Bitfloor is just going down to avoid the payout of their previous hack debt.
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Hey, I think you should fix that!. Where I placed the red circle/ellipse thingy, I think the text should be fully centered (to allow seeing the decimals without wasting the space) instead of starting on the middle like it is currently. What do you think?  |
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Probably, but 31.8 hit would also mean $24, and what $24 would mean i fear to imagine.
why would 31,8 imply 24,? I think it's because 31.9099$ is broken (previous ATH). I think we could see a retest of 33$ to 36$, those are the two panic sells bottom (one normal and the other caused by the blockchain split). Never breaking 32$ IMO. |
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update: my wire went through.
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I'm waiting for a transfer to USA since April 11th
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yeah I know what it is... just don't know what will happen to them
Anything satoshidice returns to you now belongs to Mt.Gox. |
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So now they are selling because of the price implosion
Yes, markets are irrational both ways. Pigs get slaughtered. |
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I put this onto speculation, as the organized offering of such instruments is forbidden for me. I can only privately bet against my friends, and private means "PM". Anyway, I think the widely traded $50 OTC put would hit the sweet spot for many of the readers: - With maturity of all of 2013, it essentially hedges the total market failure risk of Bitcoin. Dipping to $50 after staying the whole 2013 above it, is not a likely event in this market climate. - No differential betting, the exerciser of the option needs to have the bitcoins to sell, if he wants to profit. Free resale of the option OK. - In the event of a total wipeout of the protocol, it would return the whole $50 to its holder, even if he cannot complete the sale of the bitcoins in the destroyed protocol. Somebody willing to write or buy and at what price. Just speculate To be honest, Bitcoins only went over 50$ on 18-20 MAR 2013, so it could be a bit higher risk to you. Any guess on the price?. I could be interested, to secure my future mining income. |
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