This is one of the dumber requests I've seen. Motherboards are necessary for mining, does that go in "Mining Equipment" or "Computer Hardware"? If I want to buy a GPU for gaming, I'd consider that "Computer Hardware". With the exception of ASICs, all mining equipment IS computer hardware. You may as well be asking for a "Goods" and "Other Goods" forum.  If I want to buy or sell non-ASIC/FPGA hardware, it's almost impossible to find, or get noticed, because you get lost in the mining hardware noise. In favor of splitting off as suggested. |
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It's very hard to find non-mining hardware/items for sale in these boards.. this would allow clearer categories, and allow those trying to sell items not related to mining additional visibility.
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\jumps off sidelines Cancelling my orders straight away.
Please, more of these.. My hardware hasn't shipped yet. \jumps back onto sidelines  |
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Is there a thread/list somewhere of the people currently working on BFL 'clone' boards/designs? (KlondikeBFL anyone?)
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From the auction: For every 1K under 25K on the final sales price will cause a delay in shipping by one week. Please do not bid if you have a problem with this!
Creative, but really? I'm not sure you can actually do that and not violate EBAY ToS... |
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(4) Sapphire 5850's you might want. All will boot, run windows, even overclock, just choke at varying points if you try to mine with them.
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Now for the KlondikeBFL board...
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nifty -- tested against both emulated and real raspbian/pi setups.. worked well. I like the idea of where you're heading. Would be great to throw in bfgminer 'secret sauce' as well, since some people prefer it.
btw, I was able to compile cgminer successfully with "dh-autoreconf" -- what function does it serve? (Just asking because it takes an additional 10M of disk space)
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Offer below:
While I realize it's less than you paid, I also realize, as you have, what difficulty has done to your investment.. so there's good math behind my offer.. reclaiming some of your money faster than mining, and yet leaving me room to pay them off.
I'll take (10) for 10 BTC. PM me if you're interested.
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yes.. same yantis I used to own a large portion of IGE then I sold it.. then I bought back all of IGE and sold the whole thing off a second time =)
Thought the name looked familar... |
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Nice to see another Oregonian involved in BTC!
Kosmo - send me a PM.. I could be interested in buying either some of your pre-ordered chips, or a /16 or /64 board when you have them done.
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modify the source, use SSL/TLS, works fine.
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Broken..
arsenische, Try connecting via HTTP instead of HTTPS.
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I appreciate your videos and thoughts, it's all very nice. I also wonder why everyone uses BTC guild  like the guy who unpacked first Jalapeno :-) Im honestly unsure why im with BTC guild, i should shop around a bit more, but other than the fees %, why bother? Because BTC Guild is: - fast
- stable
- up
- redundant
- first to implement new features (like stratum)
- friendly
- well supported by an accessible admiin
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^^^ what he said.. Lots of people, Terahashs of people, mining Stratum at BTCGuild, including myself. If you'd like some help, I'd post details about miner (cgminer/bfgminer/etc, settings, hardware, etc.) Lots of people here actually like to help.  |
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VIRWOX.COM - running like a champ. no DDoS there. For now...... |
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...... If it were a getwork pool it could take up to 60 seconds. With stratum it's over 2 mins.
Perfect, that's what I'm seeing. Appreciate the response. |
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Just upgraded from 2.9.7 to 2.10.2 (pulled from git, compiled myself), and I'm noticing VERY long startup times before mining begins when primary pool is down.. by very long, I'm talking 2-3 minutes. I don't recall it taking that long under previous versions. Is there some new timeout value I might be missing, or need to set? [2012-12-20 14:00:19] Started cgminer 2.10.2 [2012-12-20 14:00:19] Probing for an alive pool [2012-12-20 14:02:49] Pool 0 slow/down or URL or credentials invalid [2012-12-20 14:02:49] Unable to get work from pool 0 http://btcguild.com:8332 [2012-12-20 14:02:50] Switching pool 1 http://de.btcguild.com:8332 to stratum+tcp://176.9.42.247:3333 |
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It's complicated, but here's a couple.
I think people are still mining because they hope the coin price 2x's, which makes up for the reward drop
I think people are still mining because they haven't done the math.
(While some people undervolt/passive-cool/etc) Since the block reward drop, as a -loose- generalization, if you pay more than -about- 11 cents/kw/hr for your power, and you run GPU's, It's costing you more to run the equipment, than you're making in coin.
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