Runs fine but i get a bunch of api errors [15:56:57] Error in pool api for mineco
[15:56:57] Error in pool api for mtred
[15:56:57] Error in pool api for bclc
[15:56:57] Error in pool api for triple
[15:56:57] Error in pool api for eclipsemc
[15:56:57] Error in pool api for ozco
[15:56:57] Error in pool api for bitclockers
[15:56:57] Error in pool api for bitp
[15:56:57] Error in user api for ('btcg', <__main__.BitHopper instance at 0x0000
0000030E69C8>)
[15:56:57] Error in user api for ('bitclockers', <__main__.BitHopper instance at
0x00000000030E69C8>)
[15:56:57] Error in user api for ('bitp', <__main__.BitHopper instance at 0x0000
0000030E69C8>) normal? |
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Why so soon?
The current 6000 generation plays all today and future games just fine.
no not really. 2560x1600 maxed in Crysis 2 DX11 destroys a 6970x2 setup. |
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Maybe their logic is that, since NMC is easier to mine and provided the value goes up over long term, they'll make more BTC. That's risky though...
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No way a 800w will handle 4x5830
5830s take up 188w each about, OC'd they can take up 250w
Even 3 will be cutting it close OC'd but will be alright so as long as you aren't running anything else high power.
For 4 I would get at least a 1000w PSU. I'd go with a 1200w just to have more headroom personally.
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The only pool I've used that pays out the full amount of BTC is Swepool. Other pools like Deepbit will only pay out a portion.
For example, if you had 1.79658246 in your Slush balance, you would only receive 1.79 BTC. Only Swepool pays out the full amount so that your remaining balance is 0 BTC.
Because anyone using the default wallet will lose out on the change, as it doesn't take sub-cents. This. Not everyone has upgraded, and it would suck to lose up to 20 cents for no good reason. Could be wrong, but I don't think you actually lose the money. The client just can't "see" it. So if you upgraded to the latest you'd be able to see your full balance. |
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The particulars on AMD's next gen GPU are still unknown, so, any opinion on whether it'll be good at mining is just speculation.
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I still don't understand with the financial resources they have, they insist on running it like amateurs. I think Tux needs to cash out his coins and just let a professional run it for him.
Mtgox is a peanut compared to Sony, and look how they handled the PSN fiasco... |
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I have a feeling that if i purchases 6990s instead of other cards.. i would mine with them for a while and
just when I wanted to sell them 7xxx would come out and the high end gamers would have no interest in
them especially if they blow them out of the water for a certain price point.
the cost per mh/s just does not make sense to me. but perhaps a spread sheet analysis now days might show
a different trend.
btw.. out of stock. lol.
Dual gpu on a single PCB cards do not have a good resale value. MOST gamers just get 2 or 3 cards. I had to sell my 5970 for just $300 before the bitcoin craze took off. |
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Does it have two 6 pin PCI-E connectors? I can't imagine an old PSU like that would.
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6970 runs around 90 C, fan speed auto
5830 79 C, fan speed 70
I'm a bit concerned about the 6970 temp but well it's on auto and not OC'ed or anything. If it breaks I have a lifetime warranty with XFX.
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Cool, thanks  |
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Hey,
So I just ordered a 5830 to go alongside my 6970... I heard Windows won't recognize it unless it's connected to another monitor.
Stupid question, but does it need to be a VGA/DVI connection? The card has HDMI out so I can just hook it up to my TV that way. Would that work?
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Holy crap  That's a lot of 5770s there. |
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I've been mining for a month. 6970 and a 5830 pushing around 650MHash/s
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Well, depending on how fast the difficulty ramps up, it may take you awhile to break even. At least 2 months or more.
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CPU mining isn't worth it, unless you have access to free power.
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Hi, I'd like to be added on the whitelist.
I've just compiled pushpool on CentOS, however it's hanging on launch and I'm at a loss as to why. Would like to ask in the dev forums if anyone ran into a similar issue.
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