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I am having a very similar problem. After the Win 10 update, I cannot get system to boot up with more than 4 GPUs. All GPUs work fine if there's only 4. I do see lagging and GPUs behaving weird with 4 if the BC driver installed (it looks like an issue with the HD audio driver - but disabling in the bios strangely doesn't stop it).
mobo is ASUS z270-p, and I updated bios to 1205 - still no dice. ...and there's no way to rollback the bios unfortunately.
I guess I'll try re-installing an earlier version of windows from USB...
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It was running on bios v1002 fine, but now it seems it won't even boot with 5 GPUs connected.
I set 4G encoding enabled, and set all PCI/PEG/PCH links to gen1 and I've tried reinstalling Win 10 and both with and without the AMD BC drivers installed - nothing works. All GPUs work fine when limited to 4.
Anyone else is experiencing the same issue?
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I believe so. I've swapped out everything except the mobo. ...and one annoyance is that it seems like a one-way BIOS update. It won't let me even go back to revision 1010 from last month!
One theory I have is that it has some altered sensitivity to power draw. Running 7x Vega 64s was a bit hungry, so there were some issues before - but now I can't even get 5 running.
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I'm getting a boot loop on bios 1205 that was just released... anyone else have this problem?
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Rig was working with 7 Vega 64s prior to bios update. I set 4G encoding enabled, and set all PCI/PEG links to gen1 and I've tried reinstalling Win 10 and both with and without the AMD BC drivers installed.
Anyone else is experiencing the same issue?
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This miner mines for the developer as well under the covers. That's why it only supports NiceHash.
What is the effective dev fee? It doesn't say anywhere...
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Does WinMiner do any merge mining?
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I also like nicehash but they are constantly having problems with the new software. I always try to use an earlier version. They are too slow to post updates and so post not fully tested software. But in any case it is much more convenient than constantly monitor the profitability of mining coins. It seems to me that it makes no sense to reinvent the wheel and it is better to use ready-made solutions.
NiceHash no longer supports AMD, so that kills all my Vega rigs |
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I'm looking to mine zcash solo with a number of rigs, but I'm very interested in other new Equihash coins and want to mine them as well as they come online. Are there good merge mining programs out there?
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Correct.
Well, I'd be curious to know about a pool that does this as well.
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Ideally I'd like a miner that monitors changes in difficultly and switches the coin it's mining, but allowing me to favor certain coins over others. ...and obviously if possible, dual mines whatever it can.
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If you look hard enough you will see a number of connections between Gox / Eligius addresses, and DPR addresses if we look hard enough. Who's controlling the coins now? Well, let's see... which of these three entities is still technically in business?
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Just a head’s up for everyone:
The company has warned about this, but I’ll say it again: make sure you are logging in via the bitfinex.COM website. (Put the correct link on your toolbar, and make sure you use it every time.)
I had been a little sloppy, and was occasionally attempting to access my accounts via phishing sites like “bitfinex dot biz” If you do a yahoo or MSN search for “bitfinex” a link to the phishing site will be advertised right on top. The phishing site will capture all of your login credentials, including your OTP, and attempt to use them to withdraw BTC from your account.
Late Friday I stumbled into this and had a small account cleaned out in the blink of an eye. Damn they are fast!
Long story short, I've been reassured that BFX is taking measures to ensure others don’t get tripped up with this. Their response/effort is satisfactory in my view, and I continue to keep my BTC & cash at BFX, in confidence that things will continue to improve.
Let’s all be careful out there.
Don't take this the wrong way, but why would someone Google the name of a website instead of just typing in ".com" at the end of the name? |
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I agree a proper "big four" audit is in order. I threw out the Andreas idea as just a stop-gap measure because it's quick, cheap, and somewhat effective. Also, he has the experience, and can check some of the crypto related things that a normal audit might not, give some security tips, and also look at the site security. If these guys are working out of a basement....
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1. What percentage of liquidity are we still getting from Stamp on average? I do not see Bitfinex integrated with Bitstamp anymore. I think all the liquidity is at Bitfinex only.
Not correct. We are still integrated with Stamp (read the last release notes). The orders are all just blended on the screen and labelled as BFX, but many still are from Stamp. For the remaining concerns, the simplest solution is to simply hire someone like Andreas Antonopoulos to come validate your BTC balances, fiat balances (ie witness you login to your bank), Stamp balances That is a typical financial audit, which any accounting firm can do. The key is to get a world wide recognized firm, not a local CPA with no name recognition. Too much potential for abuse (buying the opinion) with a no-name firm. This also needs to be done on a regular basis (at least quarterly, preferably monthly).
I agree that only a well known (big four) audit firm should be used, but in the interim Andreas can give us a good level of confidence on almost all the points I mentioned in a very short time, for low cost. Again - follow Coinbase's lead until a more robust solution is accepted industry wide. It's important to put fear to rest and get on with business. |
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we are evaluating different proposals and ideas, but at the end of the day if we implement a system it must make sense.
To prove we have access to a certain amount of coins doesn't mean anything.
How can each of you be sure about the total number of coins we say we have on behalf of our customers?
Every customer just knows how many coins he has, but can never be sure of what is the total we claim.
Is seems easier than what it really is.....
Any suggestion is as usual more than welcome
.... In theory, the gain in trust by customers will result in increased transaction fees earned by Bitfinex. Those increased fees would more than offset the additional cost of Audits and Trustee fees. If Bitfinex were the first exchange to adopt the standard, that could be huge for you, and possibly make it the top exchange. Even though Bitstamp is "headquartered" in London, their use of a Slovenia banks makes me really wonder about them. A couple of things... 1. What percentage of liquidity are we still getting from Stamp on average? 2. How much of Finex's holdings are kept in the Stamp account at any time on average? For the remaining concerns, the simplest solution is to simply hire someone like Andreas Antonopoulos to come validate your BTC balances, fiat balances (ie witness you login to your bank), Stamp balances, your facility security, infrastructure locations/connectivity, cold storage, etc... like he did for Coinbase last week. A regular auditor wouldn't have the experience to validate many of these effectively. |
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has anyone else problems with logging in at bitfinex (who uses 2-FA) ? I enter my password and then when I enter my OTP (Google Authentificator) I always get an error message that my OTP is invalid. Google Authentificator works fine on other websites, I just have this problem at bitfinex since today. I also tried Google Chrome and Firefox, but in both browers I can´t manage to enter a valid OTP password  Mine is working. Usually this is because your time isn't sync'd with the network correctly. I think there's an option in Google Auth to reset time or somesuch. |
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They only filed for bankruptcy protection for this exact reason, to stop class action law suits while they attempt to find a solution.
They are safe from class-action suits for the moment but they are still open to criminal suits, which I'm sure will ensue. Especially after more facts of the case become clear. In Japan bankruptcy law does not protect executives from personal liability in the case of gross negligence - which is almost a certainty in this case in my opinion. |
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How do I move btc from trading to deposit? I have updated my account to be a deposit account.
click "manage wallets" button |
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