Rejected at $6700 I think
 Deliverance, the banjo battle!!! GREAT play!  |
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Whohooooo!!  Greay week so far! This is how i like them, Mine on guys!!! |
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Well, of course it does decrease the lifespan... but seeing as the T9+ thermal protection kicks in at 110C chip temps, it shouldn't be hot enough to instantly damage any components.
im sure that revving your car in the red zone, but before rev limiter kicks in wont kill it instantly as well, but still i wouldnt buy your car if you did...  |
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Right now its just sinking to the bottom of the ocean, next to ethereum....  I don't think I would worry too much here about DGB or even Ether. Remember , many outhere want to buy in the top 100 for very cheap. There is plenty of stuff going on around crypto to make it look like the super bad deal but chances are high it's all bullshit . Remember that there is nothing else in terms of alternative investment and payment system like crypto, and DGB is well positioned there . If USD gets shaken just a little , or a new credit crunch strikes , many will see that there is no a lot they can do to save theirs money. - The gov bonds are risky due to the debts, - the papergold is more and more pointed out to be counting the days (more paper than actual gold on the market) - the physical metals cannot be stored inhouse when we talk about big money (like how a millionaire will buy for 5 mln physical gold and store it  ) - keeping cash in the banks will be a scary experience - fear of nationalisation taxation or gov control will grow This is where comes dad BTC & family such as DGB to save out the situation . Wait and see. welli was in a bit of doubt for buying even more at the dip of 330 sat. Didnt want to trade more btc for dgb... I have quite a few ( i think) now, and first want to see how they do compared to btc. right now we're about 380 satoshi. Whats the expectation at the end of the year? naturally they will grow, but so will btc. Whats best to have: btc or dgb, and why? depend on what price you get in and for how long, otherwise you better of holding btc, but if you get in in the deep and wait sell on the big pumps then better of with dgb, must say dgb did not drop that much compared to other coins, so if it get back to same high then dgb is not good, but it s probably going far higher than previous high as dgb looks strong now, i think dgb will go crazy high one day but maybe after 2020 2020 is too far away for me. I want to cash at the ATH dec/jan. and convert to fiat. Use some, upgrade my mining, spend some, and hold fiat for the low low bear and throw it all in. From then on, 2020 is fine, but i need a good jump first. |
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I am running a T9+ with two boards at 850 MHz, peaking around 109C. It's been stable at that temp for weeks. I had disabled the temperature protection earlier and melted one of the chips in the low 120C range. So 110C should be fine.
ok. They melt at 120 degrees.... So 110 should be fine... Am i missing something here? |
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in hot summer if my S9's came above 100 degrees, i rebooted and stopped them. 110 is suicide...
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  i have them running for a few weeks now. So far so good. both S9 13.5TH with APW5++ 1600W psu. |
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Right now its just sinking to the bottom of the ocean, next to ethereum.... I don't think I would worry too much here about DGB or even Ether. Remember , many outhere want to buy in the top 100 for very cheap. There is plenty of stuff going on around crypto to make it look like the super bad deal but chances are high it's all bullshit . Remember that there is nothing else in terms of alternative investment and payment system like crypto, and DGB is well positioned there . If USD gets shaken just a little , or a new credit crunch strikes , many will see that there is no a lot they can do to save theirs money. - The gov bonds are risky due to the debts, - the papergold is more and more pointed out to be counting the days (more paper than actual gold on the market) - the physical metals cannot be stored inhouse when we talk about big money (like how a millionaire will buy for 5 mln physical gold and store it ) - keeping cash in the banks will be a scary experience - fear of nationalisation taxation or gov control will grow This is where comes dad BTC & family such as DGB to save out the situation . Wait and see. welli was in a bit of doubt for buying even more at the dip of 330 sat. Didnt want to trade more btc for dgb... I have quite a few ( i think) now, and first want to see how they do compared to btc. right now we're about 380 satoshi. Whats the expectation at the end of the year? naturally they will grow, but so will btc. Whats best to have: btc or dgb, and why? |
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im missing 10 days of mining payment as well. blocks factory seems dead (and it is to me...)
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i always reboot first when intended to power down. Fans go running 100% and hashing stips, giving a forced cool-down. Then, after 30 sec to a minute, i cut power.
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Block! by Canaan! Finally!! What an awful ugly horrifying monster of a block! Can't you write a script that sends these blocks to the bitmain pool? |
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 just wow what idiots to see it so small minded .... let them fear and miss the NEXT 1000% or so  Let them be... We need them to invest when btc spikes, and they think they can still jump the boat...  |
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Hi,
As i want to try a totally different approach, im curious if you'd sell solely the waterblocks, and what they would cost.
Also interested to know how you remove the cooling fins from the chips without breaking them... ?
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it's better when dgb drops even further to lets say 200 satohi or so... |
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i think its quite simple and safe to say that 3k is just impossible, as mining 1btc cost more than that. At worst, people stop their equipment temporarily, and diff goes down, making it more profitable again, thus prices go up again, making people turn it on again.
Also, there is simply too much money related to btc to go that low. Think about jobs, space rent, builders, constructors, computer equipment, mining andchip fabrication etc. Its a whole industry... It doesn't just collapse. No where near possible...
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I appear to be missing something. That something might be the point you were trying to make... I think he's trying to point out that ALTS will dominate the market soon, while BTC will lose its dominance... |
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Right now its just sinking to the bottom of the ocean, next to ethereum.... You can always look from the other/bright side [1]: Finally, some cheap DGB's wanting to buy them for a long time. Also, the ether price is finally normal, now let's start shopping. (Makes 1st purchase out of 10 in next year or two) [1] Bright, if you believe in DGB/crypto on long term. yes, i already own a decent amount. last 60k i bought around 400 sat thinking it was the bottom... today we tipped 340... i think i'm going to transfer some btc to cryptopia for my next 60-80k purchase... |
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If not agree'd thats fine, but tell me why with facts, not opinions pls.
1. Decentralised PoS doesn’t even work in theory. Core Devs keep kicking the Ice Age can down the road. 2. Sharding is a fucking mess 3. ETH blockchain is well over 1TB and growing fast. 4. Even exchanges are having trouble keeping their ETH tips synched 5. Utility token ICOs are gone forever. 6. ETH still only does 16 tps 7. There is no monetary policy with ETH. It is just what the Core Devs make up on the day 8. Vitalik is a a key man risk 9. Solidity is insecure and unsuited for a store of value. 10. If you are going to be centralized with PoS you may as well use Stellar which at least works smoothly 11. One NFT with modest adoption (cryptokitties) crippled ETH for days hmmm... ok. Dont know all what it means, but i'm going to look at it. This is a comment that makes sense, thank you. |
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