33btc...
Just US shipping or international (UK?) |
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I'll totally take some (maybe even all) this stuff off your hands if you can offer escrow  |
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This should be in the hardware forum. Also, references?
Why should selling something be in hardware?.. And what are you asking for when you ask for references? References to what? References as in people who can attest that you aren't going to just scam them out of their BTC I would think. Unfortunately I don't have much history to provide, besides a lack of people who are unhappy with me.... I would be happy to handle the transaction through eBay and their buyer protection program, however that leaves people who want to pay with Bitcoin out in the cold.. I simply wanted to make that option available to people if they feel comfortable doing so.. I'm afraid that's the best I can do until I have a few more transactions under my belt, sorry  You could get a well recognised member to offer escrow, there are quite a few willing to do it. By the by, can you voltage tweak on these when unlocked? |
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Call me paranoid, but 6 selling feedback with all the high value stuff from a couple of other users and in the last few weeks + foreign country + only accepts moneybookers just seems like a wonderful way for me to get scammed out of a large chunk of cash. Don't get me wrong, I'm watching ebay - picked up a 5970 for £172 the other day  |
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Looking to pick up a pair of 5970s or a pair of 7970s & some water blocks for them, whether together or seperately.
I'm Glasgow-based so any price would need to include shipping to there.
I also have a couple of 5830s and an unlocked 6950 I'm looking to get rid of if anyone's interested in a partial trade.
pm offers
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You're UK right?
I'm looking to pick up some more 5970s, how much for those within the UK?
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Do the maths
It is obvious that you math skills are far superior to mine. You win. Studied Fourier Transforms and Matrix manipulation at Uni. You mean in High school right? Right?... |
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Would anyone be interested in a group bulk order? I want to pick up a couple of these to test, but I don't see them ever being profitable @ 309 EUR.
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Not to mention if you're mining to a bitcoin wallet local to the server linode might just make off with it  |
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Are we just having terrible luck at the moment or is something wrong with my setup - I'm mining on the ~270Gh/s fork and have had no payments at all thus far today.
Switched most of my own mining power over to PPS, but I've still got ~700Mh/s pointed at p2pool and have been paid a whole 0.11btc over the last 48 hours ¬_¬
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I've been getting great peaks and troughs in my proportion of "dead on arrival" shares. Been seeing anywhere from 0.4% to 25.8% (!) over the course of the day... I'm still ahead of the network average stale rate though, at least according to p2pool Anyone been experiencing anything similar? |
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ok, i think i got this going, lol we will see anyway,
if i wanted to charge .1%, i would put -f .1 in the shortcut correct?
if i wanted to receive payments to specific address, i would put -a ADDYGOESHERE in the shortcut also?
using windows
thanks fellas
Yes and yes. awesome, i need a tester now to see if i did indeed do it all right hehe. who wants to be my guinea? I can point a couple of my low power miners your way for a couple hours if you like  @Shadow383; Want me to list you on my public node list?
My server's not showing up on the public node list anymore, how come? It's sat ticking over @ about 400Mh/s currently and I'd really like some exposure so I can get more than one person connecting |
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However, you won't find the stats you're asking for on our site!
ABCPool is all about predictably high mining rewards. The stats are focussed on helping (potential) miners manage their rigs and optimize their rewards. ABCPool is a PPS pool, meaning our miners always get the same high amount for every share submitted, no matter when (or even if) any blocks are found. Current or historical round information, while interesting, has no impact on earnings. There are also some practical barriers to providing round info, because we offload part of pool risk to third parties to be able to offer you such a competitive rate. Could you have found a more convoluted way of saying "we hop a whole lot of other pools, so don't really generate blocks identifiable as our own"? By the by, there's something up with abcpool, I had an x6500 mining fpga, a 5970 and a 4670 (only about 35Mh/s) pointed at abcpool. The 4670 is showing 0 Mh/s on the site, and the 5970 and the x6500 between them are only showing 280Mh/s... Very low stales on my end but the shares just don't seem to be getting counted, so I've diverted my mining power over to p2pool until this gets sorted out. |
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90 degrees core temps 24/7... Enjoy your dead GPUs in 8 weeks  What I would do in your position is take everything back to stock clocks and undervolt, you can get 5Mh/J out of a 7970 if you're careful, and you'll make a lot more money than you do now, particularly when the cost of replacing cards and the cost of replacing your testicles when your significant other forcibly removes them over the sheer scale of deeply irritating fan noise is factored in. |
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Could someone make a simple script or something to DDoS deepbit? I'd happily donate some CPU and bandwidth to such noble cause.
1-That's easy, there are scripts to do that all over the internet. 2-Go fuck yourself, deepbit are successful, deal with it |
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I don't care what the means are. They have the direct ability and financial incentive to influence the dev team to their whims -- and vice-versa. The 30%+ hash rate is a dangerous majority and needs to be lowered to less than 10%.
I WILL NOT REST UNTIL DEEPBIT IS A SUBJECT TO THE WHIMS OF ALL BITCOIN SHAREHOLDERS.
Bitcoin shareholders, your assets are in the hands of this monstrosity. Do you want that to change?
Join me. Join the cause of getting all miners on P2Pool and away from these power-wielding parents we call pools.
Having the illusive man as a user icon put your comment in a rather negative light |
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@Shadow383; Want me to list you on my public node list?
Sure thing - node ought to hold up just fine unless it gets attacked again |
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Brought mine back online - can't run anything on port 9332 anymore because someone seems to be pointing bots at that port  Leeds::UK::195.234.11.101:9338::0.1%::P2P-Bit::Shadow383 Server was able to handle 10GH/s with almost no visible load and "102%" efficiency before the (presumed) botnet traffic hit, so I can cope with anything you point my way. |
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My node luck's been horrible Running 2.5-4Gh/s for the past couple of hours, one share found  |
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My node appears to be back online, ticking over @ around 800-950Mh/s and finding shares again - looks like something had got badly corrupted before when I was running 0.5.3.1 New bitcoin install, new p2pool install, new blockchain download, working again |
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