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[Pita]

Is there a short cut to find my miner in the list?

Like a way to show wallet from smaller to bigger, 1a to 1z?

Use this maybe:

http://www.bfpcoin.com/middle-coin-web.php?w=ENTER_YOUR_WALLET_ID&c=USD

where you replace ENTER_YOUR_WALLET_ID with your wallet address. Nice and simple, but without the graph, unless you click on the embedded wallet address link on the page.

[Doozie]

So I have been mining on Middlecoin for over a day now and have a small amount accrued so far. I am wondering at what point does this amount get transferred to the wallet I have provided my miner?

If it has already happened today then my next question is can you not use a BTC wallet from btc-e.com for the wallet on middlecoin? I didn't think this would be an issue but this question is mentioned nowhere on the middlecoin site.

thanks to anyone who can answer!  

[Quacko]

EDIT: I am using Asus R9 280x DC2 TOP version 1, I am getting around 780kh/s for each card.

May I ask your cgminer configuration, please?

+1

780kh/s seems very high

Not that special. Seen ppl doing 800 on a 280x, but those are hard to find...
I get 773kh/s on my 2 280x dual sapphire's @1110/1800 (didn't up the voltage though).

On and when will you all learn. Those last few kh/s extra all comes down to the card and not your cgminer settings tbh. It all depends on the ram speed, core and how good your vrm's are. Asus and sapphire are by far the best brands to mine (msi lightning edition too). Both manufacturers use ram that can be clocked very fast. My 3rd card from gigabyte can't even breach 6050Mhz and couldn't even mine on default settings (instant crash).

[Quacko]

Wow, this guy with virus miner is a genius! 602Mh/s and climbing
or maybe he adds new gpu every ten minutes

Interesting how much he will gain untill his infection treated..

too bad i'm not that skilled I would split to several wallets to not raise such suspision...

It's a Chinese asic farm. One of the first, the guy actually posted on the forum a few pages back.

[Shaban]

So I have been mining on Middlecoin for over a day now and have a small amount accrued so far. I am wondering at what point does this amount get transferred to the wallet I have provided my miner?

If it has already happened today then my next question is can you not use a BTC wallet from btc-e.com for the wallet on middlecoin? I didn't think this would be an issue but this question is mentioned nowhere on the middlecoin site.

thanks to anyone who can answer!  

It's been answered numerous times. Your balance has to be greater than .01 to get a daily payout. If you don't have .01, then any balance over .001 gets paid every 7 days

[Shaban]

EDIT: I am using Asus R9 280x DC2 TOP version 1, I am getting around 780kh/s for each card.

May I ask your cgminer configuration, please?

+1

780kh/s seems very high

Not that special. Seen ppl doing 800 on a 280x, but those are hard to find...
I get 773kh/s on my 2 280x dual sapphire's @1110/1800 (didn't up the voltage though)

How did you do that? I have 4 280x dual sapphires and whenever I turn the clocks up that high, they crash. I can't go over 1050/1500, and that gets me 730 khs.

My rigs were doing great, but I tried switching to the useast server and my rigs started doing bad... lost 1,500 khs... I tried switching back and it's not doing much better.

[Quacko]

EDIT: I am using Asus R9 280x DC2 TOP version 1, I am getting around 780kh/s for each card.

May I ask your cgminer configuration, please?

+1

780kh/s seems very high

Not that special. Seen ppl doing 800 on a 280x, but those are hard to find...
I get 773kh/s on my 2 280x dual sapphire's @1110/1800 (didn't up the voltage though)

How did you do that? I have 4 280x dual sapphires and whenever I turn the clocks up that high, they crash. I can't go over 1050/1500, and that gets me 730 khs.

My rigs were doing great, but I tried switching to the useast server and my rigs started doing bad... lost 1,500 khs... I tried switching back and it's not doing much better.

Just used cgminer to up the core and mem speed, is all. You sure your psu can handle that many on those clocks? Maybe it's 12V line aren't stable enough when you draw that much power. I just bought them a week ago, so maybe I have a new revision? But tbh a mate of mine has the stock sapphire and can run his ram @ 1800 too.

You could try upping the voltage, I didn't need to, but every chip is different.

-edit- Oh, are those plugged in x16 slots?

[Shaban]

EDIT: I am using Asus R9 280x DC2 TOP version 1, I am getting around 780kh/s for each card.

May I ask your cgminer configuration, please?

+1

780kh/s seems very high

Not that special. Seen ppl doing 800 on a 280x, but those are hard to find...
I get 773kh/s on my 2 280x dual sapphire's @1110/1800 (didn't up the voltage though)

How did you do that? I have 4 280x dual sapphires and whenever I turn the clocks up that high, they crash. I can't go over 1050/1500, and that gets me 730 khs.

My rigs were doing great, but I tried switching to the useast server and my rigs started doing bad... lost 1,500 khs... I tried switching back and it's not doing much better.

Just used cgminer to up the core and mem speed, is all. You sure your psu can handle that many on those clocks? Maybe it's 12V line aren't stable enough when you draw that much power. I just bought them a week ago, so maybe I have a new revision? But tbh a mate of mine has the stock sapphire and can run his ram @ 1800 too.

You could try upping the voltage, I didn't need to, but every chip is different.

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

[Doozie]

So I have been mining on Middlecoin for over a day now and have a small amount accrued so far. I am wondering at what point does this amount get transferred to the wallet I have provided my miner?

If it has already happened today then my next question is can you not use a BTC wallet from btc-e.com for the wallet on middlecoin? I didn't think this would be an issue but this question is mentioned nowhere on the middlecoin site.

thanks to anyone who can answer!  

It's been answered numerous times. Your balance has to be greater than .01 to get a daily payout. If you don't have .01, then any balance over .001 gets paid every 7 days

Yeah, I understand that one already and I should have mentioned that my current amount is over that. About 5 minutes ago I received the deposit so the question was answered for me. Thanks though, sorry to bother.

[bal3wolf]

I know this is a little off topic but whatever.

I decided this seemed like it was the best method for a UK miner (like myself). So I went to my bank today to open a Euro account and they want to charge me to have this account open and i have to have a minimum of $2000 worth of Euros in it at all times! So I told them to stick it up their arse!

Back to square one

Unless... Does anyone know if you can do a sepa transfer of Euro's directly into a GBP current account?

Take a look at bitstamp.net or ibwt.co.uk.

Bitstamp allow you to cash out with wire transfers to sterling accounts.

ibwt.co.uk have actually just started allowing deposits straight in to sterling accounts - https://ibwt.co.uk/files/News%20Release%2007-01-14.pdf - low volume but hopefully this encourages people to trade there with £.

Your other option is to look at hsbc for an account, they have the lowest SEPA fees (£4 I think) but I'm not sure if you have to keep a certain amount of cash in the account.

Have you considered maybe coinbase.com? If you had someone in the USA that could link their checking account (or a secondary checking account for you under their name) and have them transfer into it in USD and then just send it back to you via Paypal? The conversion costs for paypal may be not as profitable perhaps and I know coinbase may not have the highest BTC/USD conversion ratio either.

coinbase has been down in price for last 2 weeks befor that they were staying higher then btc-e and close to mtgox.

[chriswen]

How come you aren't mining lottocoin?

[npno]

Is there a short cut to find my miner in the list?

Like a way to show wallet from smaller to bigger, 1a to 1z?

ctrl+f then type the first few letters/numbers of your wallet address

[phzi]

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

Heterogeneous card configurations almost always sacrifice performance.  Specifically with 3 different types of cards, you're going to be losing at least some hash rate.

Go with Homogeneous card setups (all the same brand and model, preferably the same batch), if you want to really push your machines to the limit.

[alanlee87]

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

Heterogeneous card configurations almost always sacrifice performance.  Specifically with 3 different types of cards, you're going to be losing at least some hash rate.

Go with Homogeneous card setups (all the same brand and model, preferably the same batch), if you want to really push your machines to the limit.

So true. Also, the 7970's and 280x run "gpu-threads" : "2" while the 7950 runs "gpu-threads" : "1" so you have to run 2 instances of cgminer or you will get poor performance.

[STT]

sounds good
(no homo)

[tjc]

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

Heterogeneous card configurations almost always sacrifice performance.  Specifically with 3 different types of cards, you're going to be losing at least some hash rate.

Go with Homogeneous card setups (all the same brand and model, preferably the same batch), if you want to really push your machines to the limit.

I've found after a year that pushing my machines to the limit is less productive than a nice stable continuous hash day after day after day. But maybe I suck at this.

[tjc]

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

Heterogeneous card configurations almost always sacrifice performance.  Specifically with 3 different types of cards, you're going to be losing at least some hash rate.

Go with Homogeneous card setups (all the same brand and model, preferably the same batch), if you want to really push your machines to the limit.

I've found after a year that pushing my machines to the limit is less productive than a nice stable continuous hash day after day after day. But maybe I suck at this.

Also, I've had a 7970 running at 95-100 degrees for 3 months now. Just waiting for it to fail I guess (others all run mid 70s to 80s).

[neofatalist]

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

Heterogeneous card configurations almost always sacrifice performance.  Specifically with 3 different types of cards, you're going to be losing at least some hash rate.

Go with Homogeneous card setups (all the same brand and model, preferably the same batch), if you want to really push your machines to the limit.

I've found after a year that pushing my machines to the limit is less productive than a nice stable continuous hash day after day after day. But maybe I suck at this.

Also, I've had a 7970 running at 95-100 degrees for 3 months now. Just waiting for it to fail I guess (others all run mid 70s to 80s).

Is it running that hot in a case with the others? Why dont you add some more cooling and save it?

[tjc]

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

Heterogeneous card configurations almost always sacrifice performance.  Specifically with 3 different types of cards, you're going to be losing at least some hash rate.

Go with Homogeneous card setups (all the same brand and model, preferably the same batch), if you want to really push your machines to the limit.

I've found after a year that pushing my machines to the limit is less productive than a nice stable continuous hash day after day after day. But maybe I suck at this.

Also, I've had a 7970 running at 95-100 degrees for 3 months now. Just waiting for it to fail I guess (others all run mid 70s to 80s).

Is it running that hot in a case with the others? Why dont you add some more cooling and save it?

They are all in here. Cooling is quite good as the rest run close to 80. I'm sure its a failing card or a card issue. I have it underclocked and undervolted and its still hot. Frankly, I don't really think its a problem but we will see.

[RickJamesBTC]

I have 2 7970's, 1 7950, and 1 280x on a 1200 gold rated psu. It should handle them no problem, I tried upping the voltage, and I tried it in both the config file and in msi afterburner with no luck

and yes, all in 16x slots - two 7970's directly connected to mobo, and the others on 16x-16x risers

Heterogeneous card configurations almost always sacrifice performance.  Specifically with 3 different types of cards, you're going to be losing at least some hash rate.

Go with Homogeneous card setups (all the same brand and model, preferably the same batch), if you want to really push your machines to the limit.

I've found after a year that pushing my machines to the limit is less productive than a nice stable continuous hash day after day after day. But maybe I suck at this.

Also, I've had a 7970 running at 95-100 degrees for 3 months now. Just waiting for it to fail I guess (others all run mid 70s to 80s).

Is it running that hot in a case with the others? Why dont you add some more cooling and save it?

They are all in here. Cooling is quite good as the rest run close to 80. I'm sure its a failing card or a card issue. I have it underclocked and undervolted and its still hot. Frankly, I don't really think its a problem but we will see.

Looks like a little closet grow setup.