I hear all the bitmain L3's sold out yesterday in the world (or at least china sites) is that so I made my killing on those so fat and happy on my bet that
it shall hold over $6 ltc bet)

still stunned I am ($8.60 ltc as I speak)

later

during a pump it doesn't matter what you claim you do. and it really doesn't matter if you and other miners are actually selling. what the miners may or may not sell is the sell pressure that is always present in the market (nothing new about it) but what is different during a pump is the demand and the demand or buy support is much stronger than miners can sell.

and besides big miners aren't stupid to dump and crash the price, they also want more profit and will sell on top and slowly in order not to create any sell pressure or resistance on the way up.

Not sure if you were being serious.

You also only get one credit rating, and digging yourself out of a hole is no fun.

I'm telling you someday in the next week you'll wake up and see that LTC has landed on moon with a $45 market price. after seeing DASH and ETH pumped so fast I'm planning to liquidate my entire life, house/car/gold/bank accounts savings all included and buy LTC I might be able to earn 8 times over in less than a month.

What do you think?

You need to understand that Ripple-the-company is not the same as XRP and the Ripple Consensus ledger it resides on.

The bank quoted in "Google" agreed upon to use Ripple Solution. Ripple Solution is an umbrella term for in-house developed pieces of software called Ripple Connect and Ripple Stream. They include private implementation of Interledger protocol  that works without any XRP at all, and offers the privacy XRP&RCL don't have.

I'll give 10000XRP to whoever quotes me a Financial Institution that shared its  Issuing wallets, currency codes, and txids of transactions on RCL. Because only then you could truly say the banks use XRP.

Check the volumes, Polo currently stands for $150M+ volume, RCL only 20. What now is happening is a pump, driven by people misunderstanding the news.

If your theory was correct likely the price increase would be coming from Chinese exchanges. The price increase is coming from western exchanges and the Chinese exchanges are lagging far behind. You can see for yourself here:

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin/#markets

It's unfortunate that you didn't do well with your miner. That doesn't predict the market as much as you might think.

Read a news report saying Bank Mitsubitshi in Japan agreed to work with Ripple

I think it's safe to say most of think this is a crazy idea.

You would need to actually keep a spare one of those around.  Otherwise if you have a problem you've got 18 GPUs that aren't mining.  And it's not like you can go to the local computer store and pickup another one. You have to order it.

Not to mention the complexities of getting it all running.  Meanwhile someone only running 4-7 cards per rig already has been up and running mining and making $$$ while you're fiddling with your toy

No thank you.

you already know this article? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64450.0

600 USD from his source, or near double - so 1200 USD directly by trentonsystems..... i think the starting invest just for a board is to high. for 100 USD each i get a 5 - 6 GPU supporting Board. so with 500 - 600 USD i will get 25 - 36 GPUS.

Just CPU and RAM you will save a little.

I have Ordered 4 of these: https://mineshop.eu/cables/pcie-adapter-1-to-3-slots-detail

still waiting for testing if they are supported by SMOS. I have already made my Rigs with a 1700 - 2000 Watt PSU system. so it would be great if these extenders would work. Unser Windows they are already running. but still dont know about linux support.

This board is not so old according my mining standards.    One thing You should take into account is that RX4-series GPUs do not boot as primary GPU if the BIOS of the motherboard doesn't support UEFI. No problem if the board has onboard graphics that will be used to boot the system. Of course there is possibility to make mix with cards that can boot non-UEFI board, but expect time consuming problems during mining on mixed rig.

Hey all,

Shown up to the game super late. Everyone is using ASIC, running at light speed.

I was wondering has anyone that uses a pc, considered VCPU? 1core could safely fit 8 processors. I have an i3 so I'm going to test this out until my unit arrives.

To the pool operator, thanks! I love your pool, and wish more where as transparent and efficient as litecoinpool.

Depends how old your Mobo is, depend of the FSB (Front Side Bus) speed, what type of RAM max allows etc. If it is a good HP with DDR3 ram support and at least 2nd-3rd generation intel core i processors should be working fine with risers. In fact should be working well even if your processor is a bit older like the Core 2 Quad Q6600 and alikes. Try it with risers first as one costs only 5 USD. If it doesn't work, order at least a 4th generation intel core i motherboard. There are a lot of videos on youtube that shows they work perfectly with risers and one of such video is exactly running with 6 RX 470.

Here is a link to that video running  a good mobo that supports gen 4 processors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTPlkLOx1Bs

In my experience old mobo's are kind of hit or miss with the 1x PCIe slots using risers.  Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't work, and sometimes they work with a lot of finickiness, so you have to deal with crashes and freezes and things that occur much less often with more modern mobo's.  For me though I have ready access to old PC's so making rigs with old PC's that run a single GPU is easy and cheap for me.  I try and use risers where they cooperate but as I say, it is kind of hit or miss with old boards.

maybe.


 can you link the psu?