Introduce yourself :)

[problemchild]

hi newbie, but not to life or forums etc.

been enjoying the posts so thought id better join

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[joest]

Hey guys (and gals),

I remember hearing about bitcoins a while ago, and I never really gave it much thought. I read an article the other day that got me interested in getting started in bitcoins, so here I am. I have a few things I'd like to put up for sale, along with design services (Did I mention I'm a Graphic Designer?)...once these newbie limits are lifted. Seems like a nice community, so I'm glad to be aboard!

[mallegold]

Hello who am i

[Spacky2012]

   Hi I'm a newbie!  I have .0029 Bitcoins right now.  

Does anyone have any good ways for me to earn bitcoin?  Thanks



 Please send me donations:  132Vh1QBwg6cEkzaoSKRGHg93cYnvwnfCM

[SoundMoney4aFreeSociety]

Joshwaa...I don't really have a farm set up yet I have a three gaming pc's that will be running part time here soon...I have resources and capital I just am not tech savvy I build gaming pc's for fun but other than that I'm really limited on what I can and can't do when it comes to computers...I don't want to waste any resources until I figure out the best and most cost effective way to start mining...A lot of the security issues are way over my head as well a hacker could kill me and take my stuff fairly easy I'm pretty sure and I wouldn't even know what was going on until after it was gone so i've been spending some time trying to read all the information available so that I won't do anything foolish without really understanding... do you have recommendations on a trusted e-wallet for bitcoin because once i get that i am interested in investing...and do you have any suggestions on how to set up the farm...I would like to spend as little as possible so I was thinking about getting a workbench set up with like 10 am3 mobo's then 10 sempron processors and the only thing I really want to spend money on is the PSU's so i'm using as little energy as possible and graphics cards was thinking i'm gonna go with 5850's have you heard of set ups like i'm describing doing pretty well from the graphics card guides i figured running 10 of these pc's all on box fan cooling(I also live in the high desert so its cold and dry coolign shouldn't be any issues especially with running only one GPU per system to start) I thought I would be getting a little over 5 MH/s??? any suggestions or ideas are appreciated like i said i am not going to pretend to know what i'm doing I can build a bad a$$ gaming pc built this mining thing is a whole different ballgame!  I am also curious about those FPGA boards but I don't really understand anything about them and I have asking questions that I can look up the answers to myself but I just havne't gotten around to looking into what these boards are and what they do because I am busy busy busy!

[Joshwaa]

Joshwaa...I don't really have a farm set up yet I have a three gaming pc's that will be running part time here soon...I have resources and capital I just am not tech savvy I build gaming pc's for fun but other than that I'm really limited on what I can and can't do when it comes to computers...I don't want to waste any resources until I figure out the best and most cost effective way to start mining...A lot of the security issues are way over my head as well a hacker could kill me and take my stuff fairly easy I'm pretty sure and I wouldn't even know what was going on until after it was gone so i've been spending some time trying to read all the information available so that I won't do anything foolish without really understanding... do you have recommendations on a trusted e-wallet for bitcoin because once i get that i am interested in investing...and do you have any suggestions on how to set up the farm...I would like to spend as little as possible so I was thinking about getting a workbench set up with like 10 am3 mobo's then 10 sempron processors and the only thing I really want to spend money on is the PSU's so i'm using as little energy as possible and graphics cards was thinking i'm gonna go with 5850's have you heard of set ups like i'm describing doing pretty well from the graphics card guides i figured running 10 of these pc's all on box fan cooling(I also live in the high desert so its cold and dry coolign shouldn't be any issues especially with running only one GPU per system to start) I thought I would be getting a little over 5 MH/s??? any suggestions or ideas are appreciated like i said i am not going to pretend to know what i'm doing I can build a bad a$$ gaming pc built this mining thing is a whole different ballgame!  I am also curious about those FPGA boards but I don't really understand anything about them and I have asking questions that I can look up the answers to myself but I just havne't gotten around to looking into what these boards are and what they do because I am busy busy busy!

I started the same way throwing AMD cards in my rigs that I used for gaming.  I currently have 8 Machines running 23 AMD GPUS Most of them HD5770. (Cause they were cheap) I however am one of the lucky ones I do not pay for power where I am at it is included so I do not worry about MH/Watt so I can not give you the best advice there. (all my cards are overclocked and drawing tons of power)  But I will tell you the HD7970's are outstanding mine draw 142 Amps to 155amps at 1144MHz GPU Clock 700MHash/s each. Thats just crazy! Can't wait till the HD7990's come out. As for FPGA's I have no experience. Also all mine are in cases with about 8-10 fans per case. Keep my AC set to 70F and they all run cool. Let me know if you need more help.

[WhiteWine]

Hello everyone!

New here, but hope to get my name out there.  I go by WhiteWine (WW) and I've developed a pill that's from ALL natural and LEGAL supplements (list to come with sales thread) to help you relax and sleep.  Hope to start sending out samples in the next week or two.

Thanks

[late443]

Hi i have been mining in pools for a while with my gaming rig. I decided to sign up to the forums to expand my knowledge and find some trustworthy people to do buisness with.
currently mining bit coins @ about 70 m/hash a sec and lite coins @ 18 k/hash a sec on  free electricity (live in a college dorm on a full ride scholarship)
really excited to meet the community and lose newbie status

[r3s]

Hi my name is r3s and i'm a bitcoinaholic......

Bumped my production up to around the 5ghs mark, looking forward to ozcoin coming back online to lower my stales rate again.

[TheHeroMember]

I came here interested in BTC Mining, but there seems to be a wealth of information on just about everything relating to the currency.  It's nice to meet all of you!

Nice to meet you too. Let us know if you need help!

We'd be delighted to help. Nice meeting you. 

[Andrei]

Hi there!

I'm a Canadian living in Shanghai, China and working as an English teacher

I'm excited about Bitcoin becoming a global currency, and potentially leading to creation of a world government.

Hope to meet other Bitcoin users in China here!

Andrei

[Teryakizhang]

I am who I am...enough said

[Finny]

Hey there guys.

From the USA here, a student, looking to make a few extra bucks off bitcoin to pay off my PC that I can't afford.

[Cranky4u]

An electrical engineer in regional Victoria, Australia. Planning to build a 10kW solar panel system to support a bitcoin rig habit. Predominaetly a Win 7 person only because I haven't used Linux (Redhat & Fedora) for nearly 10 years.

By the way, anyone know when / if the GUIMiner poclbm fix is going to be pushed out or do we need a reinstall?

[Joshwaa]

An electrical engineer in regional Victoria, Australia. Planning to build a 10kW solar panel system to support a bitcoin rig habit. Predominaetly a Win 7 person only because I haven't used Linux (Redhat & Fedora) for nearly 10 years.

By the way, anyone know when / if the GUIMiner poclbm fix is going to be pushed out or do we need a reinstall?

Use Diablominer or cgminer for now. I have not seen the update yet Gui/PY

[akarius]

Hi, I'm akarius, it's been a few months I started to discover bitcoins and I finally registered on this forum that I read regularly.

[wizkid057]

Greetings,

Programmer, hardware dev, server host, etc etc here.

Need to post here I guess for some reason...

-wk

[nave]

Hey everyone,

I've been mining and lurking around here for a while, and figured it's time to create an account and be part of the community. Been mining on bitlc.net for ~10 months now, and wanted to be able to contribute to the discussion of what reward system they might be switching to.

-nave

[Tittiez]

I am introducing myself. I am saying that I own a 6850. I am also saying that I generate 260MHash/s. I am even saying that I hate typing like this!

[TheHeroMember]

Hey there guys.

From the USA here, a student, looking to make a few extra bucks off bitcoin to pay off my PC that I can't afford.

Cool, how's school?