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So I was browsing around on http://p2pool.pl/dash-p2p.php and happened to take a look at the largest single entity on p2pool... http://82.200.205.55:7903. The node has existed since 4/13 and has only ever had one active miner who has been collecting a significant amount of all p2pool earnings. A...

From my experience over the past few years, you can run as many cards as your mobo can support as long as the the power supply is adequate. Buy a killawatt, worth it. I always leave a minimum of 20% overhead, ex: 750w psu, so my max draw is 600w. I have a couple of 5x7790 rigs that have been...

If the thought of it bothers you still, just wrap that support bar with electrical tape. Peace of mind for just a few duffs!

Disclaimer: I'm not a shill, just a guy who has spend enough time configuring mining rigs over the past two years to lose much needed sleep and stress his family relationships in the process. If they are AMD cards, for an easy "set it and forget it" mining operation I would recommend...

Same issue here, been trying to anon some coin for several days now. Coins will be submitted to node and accepted in queue 1/3, then next time I look queue is full and its retrying. Seeing a lot of this in debug: 2014-10-11 03:08:58 dsee - Got mismatched pubkey and vin 2014-10-11 03:08:58...

Off topic, but what happened with MP?

Background info: win7 64bit, amd 13.12 drivers with 14.6 ocl files dropped into sgminer folders for bin creation. 7790 x11 hashrate: 1.7-1.75mh, 270 x11 hashrate: 2.6-2.75mh So I've been testing sgminer v5 (nicehash release) on my PC for the past week or so, using multialgo switching between...

Awesome to see this coming back so quickly!

Bump. Currently willing to take 20DRK.

I had this thought as well. How would the user client acquire the privkeys of these masternodes without risking the security of the given masternodes?

Do you know the hashratres from before the voltmod?

Spork="soft" fork. Update will be released, once a large majority updates or "complies" with the new network standards, the update can be "enforced" (soft fork) with minimal risk to the network. As far as I understand it anyway.... Someone feel free to correct me or elaborate.

Info regarding the Tor "attack" https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tor-security-advisory-relay-early-traffic-confirmation-attack And no... No need for hardforks now.... Our amazing devs created the spork!

I recall someone in the ANN thread on bitcointalk mentioning undervolting their cards actually increased hashrate, anyone have more info on that?

Here are the important bits... "intensity" : "17", "lookup-gap" : "2,2", “gpu-engine” : “1130,1130″, “gpu-memclock” : “1500,1500″, “gpu-powertune” : “10″, “thread-concurrency” : “22400″, “gpu-threads” : “2″, “worksize" : "256", Etc..... They are Sapphire 3L units, stock bios and stock voltage...

So all through June there was always a newer, faster x11 miner release every few days it seemed, and I'm starting to wonder if I'm still using the best software available since I haven't updated anything for over a month now. I am currently using sgminer_14.6 and have dumped the ocl files from...

After you update drivers be sure to delete the old .bin files so sgminer can compile new ones.

Yes WU will be very different from what you are used to. My 270s have a WU of 0.036-0.037 per card.

Yep, sure is nice to see those divs trickle in daily. Will be sending some more drk soon!

Hey all, I've been working to consolidate my rigs a little better to save some power lately, and it appears I have one more Sapphire 270 than I have a place for. It was purchased in Feb and has been mining continuously since with no issues. Mining x11 it uses ~90w and produces 2.7mh, at 62C...