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February 16, 2014, 01:29:28 PM |
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"I have given orders to my 100 chinese Panda Miners to bring in 100 miners each from China, be it their friends or spread online."
Not good. Diff is already high enough. We dont need 100 chinese miner farms joining us with each 100 MH/s.
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NetCrashGER
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February 16, 2014, 01:38:54 PM |
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danetti
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February 16, 2014, 01:42:51 PM |
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i cant for the life of me to get vertminer working properly. ive tried mulitpel setting and either it crashes or i cant mine more then 3 khash on a 280x. makes no sense.
can anyone with a single 280x help me out with a command/miner combination that works.
first person who post the working bat setup ill give my first 2 block finds just post your address in the message
first of all, try to reboot computer? someone had the same problem yesterday, probably driver malfunctioned and a reboot helped second, go to chaosagent's pool and there should be a simple guide there for 280x, seems most of the setting still the same, -I 13 -tc 8192 -w 256, -g 2 good luck Try using cgwatcher, just download it and extract it into the vertminer folder. I've setup that it automatically restarts if there is an error (no accepted shares for 5minutes for instance). Before I couldn't get the miner to work for more then 5hours straight I've tried cgwatcher for quite some time before but my miners sometimes have trouble reconnecting or restarting, they just hang So now I'm back to manual restarting :/ Thank you very, very much for tipping me on CG Watcher. I downloaded the latest version here: http://manotechnology.blogspot.com/p/cgwatcher.html . I stalled it and am running it. Finally i can go to sleep. My miners shutdown 30-40 times in 24h. I am in testmode right now to see if they mining continues now al the time, even after a powerdrop. Thanks again. Thanks to the guy I quoted  A lot of people have good experience with cgwatcher My problems are not with cgwatcher itself but elsewhere Good luck to you |
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Adamlm
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February 16, 2014, 01:44:10 PM |
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nosf009
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February 16, 2014, 01:51:49 PM |
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4.47 Ghs in vertminer = roughly 9Ghs for any scrypt => big big success for a few days old coin.
That's not the current net hashrate. It's ~2.74 GH/s. Not sure, but ok  I thought that vert miner gives roughly 50% of hash which regular scrypt does. Client -> Debug -> getmininginfo = approx 4.5gh/s Which if we double goes to 9gh/s of regular scrypt, right. |
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MintPal-Jay
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February 16, 2014, 01:57:37 PM |
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mctaino
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February 16, 2014, 02:02:55 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
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geokilla
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February 16, 2014, 02:04:13 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
I've seen more when miners were mining DOGE. Nothing special or crazy. |
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Kungfucheez
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February 16, 2014, 02:04:55 PM |
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This coins a joke, nothing works and Wolong is a scammer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=464476.0 go here instead, same coin, but the devs seem to be much more honest and reliable, they had a great launch, and they didn't pre-mine anything either. Support these guys people, not Woscam |
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binaryclock
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February 16, 2014, 02:05:26 PM |
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in most cases when there are payment issues, people freak out. 99% of the times they are right;
But that doesn't mean the payment issues are as bad as people make out though. It will be fixed very soon according to the Admin on the IRC and since it was temporarily fixed earlier it is probably not too far away.  No coins are lost in this. I'm looking at this right now and payouts should flow with the proper requested values. Give me one moment, I'm working with one person regarding this right now and trying to trace down the issue. I think once his problem is traced down everyone else will be fixed too. Please be patient but understand I'm working on this right now. Rest assured everything will be fixed, after all, it's dedicatedpool http://dedicatedpool.comRyan, dedicatedpool.com support/admin admin@dedicatedpool.com / IRC on freenode ##dedicatedpool  They are now fixed. The problem was due to us setting the confirms from 120 to 50 last night on block confirms. The problem is, we use custom code and in the code we hadn't put the 120 down to 50 as well. This means that the payment cron was judging your payouts based on 120 confirms for blocks, so in it's eyes, blocks were still unconfirmed. The website was judging blocks on 50 confirms, so in it's eyes, you had more confirmed coins than the payout cron thought you had. Now that it's fixed all your coins in your confirmed section are paid out to you. You can go ahead and re-enable auto payments. Took a bit to track down, but it's fixed now - confirmed by all members. Thank you for your patience in this matter. http://dedicatedpool.comRyan, dedicatedpool.com support/admin admin@dedicatedpool.com / IRC on freenode ##dedicatedpool |
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mmihai1978
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February 16, 2014, 02:06:29 PM |
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confirmed! payments are fixed!
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tng811
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February 16, 2014, 02:07:24 PM |
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in most cases when there are payment issues, people freak out. 99% of the times they are right;
But that doesn't mean the payment issues are as bad as people make out though. It will be fixed very soon according to the Admin on the IRC and since it was temporarily fixed earlier it is probably not too far away. No coins are lost in this. I'm looking at this right now and payouts should flow with the proper requested values. Give me one moment, I'm working with one person regarding this right now and trying to trace down the issue. I think once his problem is traced down everyone else will be fixed too. Please be patient but understand I'm working on this right now. Rest assured everything will be fixed, after all, it's dedicatedpool http://dedicatedpool.comRyan, dedicatedpool.com support/admin admin@dedicatedpool.com / IRC on freenode ##dedicatedpool They are now fixed. The problem was due to us setting the confirms from 120 to 50 last night on block confirms. The problem is, we use custom code and in the code we hadn't put the 120 down to 50 as well. This means that the payment cron was judging your payouts based on 120 confirms for blocks, so in it's eyes, blocks were still unconfirmed. The website was judging blocks on 50 confirms, so in it's eyes, you had more confirmed coins than the payout cron thought you had. Took a bit to track down, but it's fixed now - confirmed by all members. Thank you for your patience in this matter. http://dedicatedpool.comRyan, dedicatedpool.com support/admin admin@dedicatedpool.com / IRC on freenode ##dedicatedpool Thank you!! Confirm it is fixed now |
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mctaino
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February 16, 2014, 02:09:52 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash |
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dboylc
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mine for future~
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February 16, 2014, 02:16:42 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash The settings of vertminer must be readjust. I shared the 280x & 270x conf in my QQ group. And Ubuntu mining is very sweet~~! |
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nosf009
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February 16, 2014, 02:17:12 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash And I've seen up to 0.8gh/s miners on scrypts so, this is nothing unusual. Some people I guess invested zillions into miner rigs, which makes sense, if you have funds. |
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mctaino
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February 16, 2014, 02:20:23 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash The settings of vertminer must be readjust. I shared the 280x & 270x conf in my QQ group. And Ubuntu mining is very sweet~~! can you post a link to it |
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geokilla
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February 16, 2014, 02:20:31 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash The settings of vertminer must be readjust. I shared the 280x & 270x conf in my QQ group. And Ubuntu mining is very sweet~~! Do you mind sharing it with us? Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash And I've seen up to 0.8gh/s miners on scrypts so, this is nothing unusual. Some people I guess invested zillions into miner rigs, which makes sense, if you have funds. I know someone with 10 R290 lol |
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mctaino
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February 16, 2014, 02:24:07 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash The settings of vertminer must be readjust. I shared the 280x & 270x conf in my QQ group. And Ubuntu mining is very sweet~~! Do you mind sharing it with us? Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash And I've seen up to 0.8gh/s miners on scrypts so, this is nothing unusual. Some people I guess invested zillions into miner rigs, which makes sense, if you have funds. I know someone with 10 R290 lol 10 r290 is not even close to 137,00 KH/s on vert.... Come one now thats like 367,000 KH/s in Video Cards cause vert is having our hash rate to hit 137,000 you will need over 200 Video cards and a data center of power and more crap |
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sydeu
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February 16, 2014, 02:27:01 PM |
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Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash The settings of vertminer must be readjust. I shared the 280x & 270x conf in my QQ group. And Ubuntu mining is very sweet~~! Do you mind sharing it with us? Ok can anyone be so kind as to explain to me how in the world someone is hitting 137,276 KH/s on this coin. Everyone knows our hash rate is halved... What is going on?
Look at this numbers 31,738 KH/s that is more acceptable but 137,276 KH/s come on now?
the thing is that this is vert coin based so our hash is half the normal.. The whole entire reason to make this coin vert was to eliminate this so called asic hash And I've seen up to 0.8gh/s miners on scrypts so, this is nothing unusual. Some people I guess invested zillions into miner rigs, which makes sense, if you have funds. I know someone with 10 R290 lol lol 10 r9 290, that's like mining on a single core cpu in comparison to the hashrates we are talking about. Everyone has more hashrate than 10*r9 290... |
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mctaino
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February 16, 2014, 02:33:18 PM |
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listen this week I'm getting around 16 cards and I got 3 running even at that I will probably be around 11,000 Kh/s witch is nothing compared to 137,000 KH/s... On this coin 11,000 Kh/s is like 5,500 kh/s What is that.... How is someone getting 137,000 kh/s
That is like 250 + video cards LOL
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