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Or get a ddns from no-ip.com
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I forward the port and use ddns
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Problem with multi rail is that you arent sure how they are split up
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May not be properly seeing your external address, also takes a day to get conncetions.
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Those chinese bricks make A LOT of heat, well never actually seen the bfl ones but I'm going to guess they are only 60% efficient.
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yup
bitcoin .6 final
p2pool 10.3
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1) Well this isn't a bug
2) It's been talked about since January
3) It's a feature that was voted on by many and needs everyone's support to work
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There was also something called a bucket but he shut down
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Oh no, it gives you a way to send an amount calculated like you wanted by percentage, etc.
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Theres a site that allows you to do that, i just forget what it is
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I think he means, whats new that we can do now?
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It's not totally their fault, tracking down updates and especially required updates is a pain. There will always be 10% still running 0.4 and then coming back a year later to check their miner wondering what happened..
Bitcoin desperately needs a mailing list. A locked google group that only instantly emails important updates for bitcoin, namecoin, p2pool, cgminer, etc.
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Yeah but you are setup very well and trying to earn a fee so I'm sure yours is great too.
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There are many threads that still say you need a load. But I'm just going to use my psu tester anyway, as a way to get the psu to turn on and have a cool lcd status. If it gives it a little load then maybe I also avoided another problem.
Instead of people shorting the power on wire and/or using a load, why not use a cheap tester like this to do 3 things at once?
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Sure, so 6 units
8 pin pci-e direct into psu to 2 dc plugs
Self reminder: 5v load, switch.
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Why do I need a load? I really don't want extra crap hanging off. I have a PSU tester that plugs into the motherboard cable. It turns it on and gives it a load. I think its the perfect solution plus I get a cool LCD to see PSU stats live. I just wonder how much of a load it is driving. Am I wasting 100w? What volts are being loaded? Is this a good idea to get the psu to turn on and give it a 5v load? http://amzn.to/GZcIINOr is this the best? http://www.pcpower.com/accessories/1a-load-resistor.html |
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