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Quote from: BTCish on June 28, 2017, 09:11:17 AM

That is strange, maybe too littlepower to those 3 or 4 cards ? Did you checked PSU ?

1070's don't use that much power so I guess EVGA 1000W should be enough.

Quote from: reids on June 28, 2017, 09:27:56 AM

Quote from: bkviet on June 28, 2017, 04:54:52 AM

Hi Everybody,

Does anyone know what's the best miner that can not be detected by antivirus? Since I can not using so many miners due to antivirus detected and delete the miner.

Highly appreciated for your help!

Add it to the exceptions of your AV.

This. If you have a privilege to mine on these computers you probably know already how to do it.

Rigs can run just fine in higher temperatures but excess heat always shortens the life of your hw. Some kind of ventilation is necessary imo.

Nice video for anyone new to bitcoin. Thanks for sharing!

Check our website at http://www.dailycoins.net. We've gathered some information about mining and profitability that you might find useful.

Well to me it seems that God might actually be female. I say this because no one fully understands her internal logic and the way that she tries to communicate is incomprehensible to everyone else.

I would just ignore this "god" and keep mining bitcoins. I don't like gods that interrupt me for this kind of nonsense.

Well at least it would be healthier than most mass-produced foods in your local store.

1) The best wallet depends a lot on how you're planning to use your coins. If you're looking for a long time storage then consider paper wallet or at least HW wallet with backup. The general rule to be safe is to stay away from online wallets. I wouldn't trust any of them if you want to play safe.

Today it would be impossible to shut down the internet or restrict any serious part of it as our whole infrastructure and monetary system is based on networking capabilities.

If you're going to store bitcoins for longer period stay away from online wallets. Even HW can fail so make backups too. Paper wallets are a very good option but not useful if you're going to use your funds in near future.

For general use Mycelium is an excellent wallet and very secure. It changes address for every transaction which increases anonymity and also offers excellent backup feature which helps you to recover access to your funds if something goes wrong.

I personally wouldn't trust used hw wallets. Just buy a new one if you're going to store any serious amount of coins in it.

I agree that it is very hard to explain how bitcoin works for someone who's not familiar with digital stuff. There are some good videos but also excellent infographs available that makes the job easy! Just browse pinterest for example and you'll find couple good channels that offer well-made bitcoin related material.

Bitcoin wallet should create new address automatically for every transaction. If your wallet isn't doing so then change to something different. You want any anonymity for your transactions otherwise you might get tracked.

Our vote goes to Mycelium too (if mobile is ok). We've been using it for years now and never had any problems with it.

Mycelium is one of the best mobile wallets at the moment.