Latest posts of: CentroniX

Quote from: Veldy on June 09, 2011, 02:03:13 AM

Wow, I hope you have funds in an exchange to buy coins if you fall short. "Futures" on bitcoins seem extremely risky to me.

I've got a stash of coins in a savings wallet, I'm just doing my damnedest to not dip in to it!

Quote from: Veldy on June 09, 2011, 01:56:00 AM

I think he is working on the stats now. I am seeing an estimated reward when I check. I am seeing an estimated reward, but I didn't receive any payment for the round that just ended.

I am sure that he will get it worked out. I am sure the data is all there, do I wouldn't sweat it. I am not aware of anybody not getting paid when they should be on this pool. Most likely the front end web site will be fully updated and working soon.

Oh yeah, I agree, but just want to be sure. I've worked out deals with people who've pre-ordered bitcoins at a locked in rate, and I gotta try to deliver tomorrow as promised! Cheesy

Quote from: eleuthria on June 09, 2011, 01:50:26 AM

Quote from: CentroniX on June 09, 2011, 01:42:56 AM

I've been on the current block for 22 minutes, not sure which server I'm on as my miners are just pointed to btcguild.com. Done 181 shares with 2 stales, yet my estimated rewards and unconfirmed rewards are both 0.0000. Is there a problem with the totals, or are my shares being disregarded for whatever reason? I've had no problems on the previous two blocks...

Estimated rewards wasn't adding EU shares. This has now been fixed. Actual rewards were not affected, only the estimation display.

So I take it then I was on the EU server? Guess I better hardcode one miner to the west coast, the other to the east....

In afterburner, lower the memory speed all the way down, click apply. Then close afterburner and restart. You should then be able to decrease the memory even further.

So you're interested in bitcoin mining, you put $2k in to a single card, "never really got in to the whole thing", came here and signed up today, and posted it for sale as your first post.

No offense, but I call shenanigans.

Pleasure doing business with you, OtherStuff! Look forward to more transactions in the future!

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Thanks for the smooth transaction, Dan! Hope to do business with you in the future!!

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Quote from: dharper on June 08, 2011, 05:34:38 PM

+1 CentroniX

Great seller, awesome communication. Will be trading with again soon.

+1 dharper. Dan was extremely easy to work with, and I look forward to doing business with him in the future. You'll have no problems trusting and working with Dan.

Thanks for the smooth transaction!

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Quote from: OtherStuff on June 08, 2011, 04:48:02 PM

+1 CentroniX

When things weren't going smoothly, he continued working with me and gave me a lot of help.

+1 Other Stuff. Very smooth transaction, willing to jump through technical hoops in order to complete the transaction. Have agreements to do more business tomorrow!

Thanks for the smooth transaction!

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Quote from: noahhova on June 08, 2011, 03:04:22 PM

3% fee as far as I know but I'm pretty sure that is already paid as soon as you get the coins so you will get paid out the full 15BTC. Don't quote me on that last point though.

You're correct sir, fees are deducted as soon as your deepbit account is credited with the previous block's earnings, so what you see for your balance is post-fees. I have mine set to 1BTC instant payout, and I get exactly 1.00 BTC transferred to my wallet.

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Quote from: error on June 08, 2011, 01:13:22 AM

Carrier? Country?

This would help... I have a few CDMA android devices, and at least one GSM...

According to this calculator, with the current difficulty level you'd have a 95% chance of finding a block within 1 minute if you were running 100,000,000,000 khash/s.

Bitcoin Generation Calculator
Bitcoin Mining Calculator

Those should give you an idea of what to expect. I go with a pool for daily payouts, personally.

Good luck!
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Quote from: @theman on June 05, 2011, 05:20:53 PM

So theres no app out there that can utilize my GPU even for solo mining?

Quote from: mattpker

4xxx series video cards do not support openCL so you CANNOT mine with them.

Thanks for this! Exactly along the lines of what I've been wanting, but too lazy to create myself. Grin

Also, this works great in Numbers on the iPad. The only feature that appears ot to work is the color-highlighting. Graphs, calculations, etc all work as they should. Very cool!

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Quote from: milesc on May 25, 2011, 11:20:57 PM

In the past week, I've seen the value of a bitcoin swing way high and low. Just because it is worth $7 today certainly doesn't mean it will be tomorrow. Maybe I'm pessimistic, but I've got a feeling the value is going to plummet after one or two more difficulty increases as the new adopters that were spawned by the recent media attention leave in droves.

You may be exactly correct. However if I am going to plan a purchase today, in bitcoins, I'm obviously going to compare it to today's market price. You can speculate all you want as to what's going to happen in the future. I'm just saying, there's no way I'm paying $28, today, for a SNES cartridge. YMMV!

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It's working, you're just mining by yourself which at ~70Mh/s, will take close to a year to find a valid block.

Forget the bitcoin app for anything other than sending/receiving funds. Go create an account at one of the various pools (deepbit, btcguild, etc) and modify your scripts to connect to them with the username and password you setup. That way you're adding your resources to a pool of other people, which greatly increases your chances at getting valid blocks, and you all share a portion of the 50BTC.

For what it's worth, I'm using two Geforce 9800 GT's and have about the same hash rates, and I'm averaging 0.33BTC a day. Can't wait for the 5850's to get here!!

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