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Alles verkocht.
Bij deze bied ik een Asus R9 290 videokaart aan, ideaal voor mining van Litecoins en andere 'altcoins' en natuurlijk gaming op het allerhoogste niveau.
Het gaat om een ASUS R9290-4GD5en twee stuks Gigabyte GV-R929D5-4GD-B. Kwalitatief zijn alle drie de kaarten gelijk en halen exact dezelfde snelheden zonder fouten.
Ook beschikbaar zijn een Corsair AX860i en Corsair AX860 voeding. Beide kwalitatief de absoluut top klasse platinum voedingen van 860W. De 'i' versie heeft een USB dongle om alle waarden zoals voltages en verbruik te monitoren.
Prijzen:
ASUS R9290-4GD5 275 euro (aanschafdatum: 9-12-2013, Megekko)
Gigabyte GV-R929D5-4GD-B 280 euro/stuk (aanschafdatum: 3-1-2014, Informatique) VERKOCHT
Corsair AX860i 145 euro (aanschafdatum: 9-12-2013, Azerty) VERKOCHT
Corsair AX860 120 euro (aanschafdatum: 3-1-2014, Informatique) VERKOCHT
Alles 100% compleet, in nieuwstaat, inclusief originele verpakking en facturen voor eventuele garantieclaims. Betalen in Bitcoins is ook mogelijk tegen de actuele koers op Bitstamp.
Hobbymatig vond ik het interessant om de in's en out's van het minen te leren kennen. Mijn woonsituatie is echter niet geschikt voor minen en daarbij kost 't me te veel tijd. Kortom de voordelen wegen in mijn geval niet op tegen de nadelen. Omdat ik ook geen gamer ben gaan de kaarten weer in de verkoop.
De kaartenen voedingen zijn direct beschikbaar en kunnen worden opgehaald, verstuurd en eventueel worden bezorgd wanneer de afstand niet te groot is.
Stuur me maar een berichtje als je geïnteresseerd bent in een of meerdere artikelen. Wanneer iets is verkocht dan pas ik direct de advertentie aan.
Het gaat om een ASUS R9290-4GD5
Prijzen:
ASUS R9290-4GD5 275 euro (aanschafdatum: 9-12-2013, Megekko)
Alles 100% compleet, in nieuwstaat, inclusief originele verpakking en facturen voor eventuele garantieclaims. Betalen in Bitcoins is ook mogelijk tegen de actuele koers op Bitstamp.
Hobbymatig vond ik het interessant om de in's en out's van het minen te leren kennen. Mijn woonsituatie is echter niet geschikt voor minen en daarbij kost 't me te veel tijd. Kortom de voordelen wegen in mijn geval niet op tegen de nadelen. Omdat ik ook geen gamer ben gaan de kaarten weer in de verkoop.
De kaarten
Stuur me maar een berichtje als je geïnteresseerd bent in een of meerdere artikelen. Wanneer iets is verkocht dan pas ik direct de advertentie aan.
Re: [ANN][POOL][PROFIT-SHIFT] Coinshift.com, the first profit-shifting multipool
I find two blocks and you reward me with a pool diff of 1280!? 
[23:02:38] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1280
[23:02:38] Accepted 4a93714f Diff 879/128 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:02:49] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:02:49] Accepted 3a04fe27 Diff 289K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:03:06] Accepted 03373995 Diff 20.4K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:04:01] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:04:01] Accepted 93e80614 Diff 113K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:05:06] Accepted 0679a5a0 Diff 10.1K/1280 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:06:51] Accepted 2ff077e2 Diff 1.37K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:02:38] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1280
[23:02:38] Accepted 4a93714f Diff 879/128 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:02:49] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:02:49] Accepted 3a04fe27 Diff 289K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:03:06] Accepted 03373995 Diff 20.4K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:04:01] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:04:01] Accepted 93e80614 Diff 113K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:05:06] Accepted 0679a5a0 Diff 10.1K/1280 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:06:51] Accepted 2ff077e2 Diff 1.37K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
Bah, lightweight:
[18:35:50] Accepted 07d5d5c2 Diff 8.36K/6826 GPU 5 at Pool 0
[18:36:13] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 54608
[18:36:13] Accepted 093976d5 Diff 7.1K/6826 GPU 4 at Pool 0
[18:37:53] Accepted 71a43cff Diff 148K/54608 GPU 4 at Pool 0
Did I miss instructions for individual workers?
No need for separate workers. Well it is still beta but just looking at my CGMiner screen shows me high diff as well for a short time, just before a disconnect.
[00:33:27] Accepted dcb1fece Diff 76K/7880 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[00:43:11] Accepted 0276b16c Diff 26.6K/7880 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[00:45:12] Stratum connection to Pool 0 interrupted
[00:45:14] Pool 0 not responding!
When it came back it was back at 512, then 1706, 989, 2197, 3515 which it is at now.
Reject rate is a perfect 0 after mining for almost 5 hours. Profits however don't look good yet.
Just found another block again as well!
[01:05:09] Accepted 0a45ee76 Diff 6.38K/2197 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[01:05:26] Found block for Pool 0!
[01:05:27] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 3515
[01:05:27] Accepted 15631a82 Diff 784K/2197 BLOCK! GPU 0 at Pool 0
[01:07:04] Accepted 09ba238e Diff 6.74K/3515 GPU 1 at Pool 0
Re: [ANN][POOL][PROFIT-SHIFT] Coinshift.com, the first profit-shifting multipool
I find two blocks and you reward me with a pool diff of 1280!?
[23:02:38] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1280
[23:02:38] Accepted 4a93714f Diff 879/128 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:02:49] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:02:49] Accepted 3a04fe27 Diff 289K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:03:06] Accepted 03373995 Diff 20.4K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:04:01] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:04:01] Accepted 93e80614 Diff 113K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:05:06] Accepted 0679a5a0 Diff 10.1K/1280 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:06:51] Accepted 2ff077e2 Diff 1.37K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:02:38] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1280
[23:02:38] Accepted 4a93714f Diff 879/128 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:02:49] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:02:49] Accepted 3a04fe27 Diff 289K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:03:06] Accepted 03373995 Diff 20.4K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
[23:04:01] Found block for Pool 0!
[23:04:01] Accepted 93e80614 Diff 113K/1280 BLOCK! GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:05:06] Accepted 0679a5a0 Diff 10.1K/1280 GPU 1 at Pool 0
[23:06:51] Accepted 2ff077e2 Diff 1.37K/1280 GPU 0 at Pool 0
OK fair enough, I could have added 'other priorities' to the list of reasons to mine at a pool like Waffle.
I think then it's all they deserve though but if only people would convert some of the energy put into complaining and whining about lowering "profits" into something that really helps them they would learn there are other easy ways to earn money with just that little bit more effort. Bye now!
I think then it's all they deserve though but if only people would convert some of the energy put into complaining and whining about lowering "profits" into something that really helps them they would learn there are other easy ways to earn money with just that little bit more effort. Bye now!
Your coin choosing algorithms are a bit simple then if they are affected so much by pumps. 
Since you wrecked the coin and need at least 103 confirms before you can trade the coins I'm happy to see you're not going to make much money out of it anyway. Since wrecking the coin, prices are down as well. Block times are high since you left the remaining miners at a very high difficulty, high enough for them to walk away, so you're probably no where near those 103 confirms yet. For once I hope prices will drop further so you'll be left with worthless coins and maybe learn something out of it.
Since you wrecked the coin and need at least 103 confirms before you can trade the coins I'm happy to see you're not going to make much money out of it anyway. Since wrecking the coin, prices are down as well. Block times are high since you left the remaining miners at a very high difficulty, high enough for them to walk away, so you're probably no where near those 103 confirms yet. For once I hope prices will drop further so you'll be left with worthless coins and maybe learn something out of it.umm, why you you blaming him? Is it not your hashing power helping "wreck" these coins? He may be steering the car but you are helping push the gas pedal. If we run over a few people I think its a little bit you fault too? seriously, go somewhere else if you dont like it.
Does anyone anywhere take any responsibility for themselves anymore? I must have missed that class in school where you learn that nothing is ever your fault.
I'm not mining here so I am not the one to blame. It's the auto-profit switching pools and ultimately the stupid, greedy and lazy clients of these pools demanding profits at all costs doing nothing but complaining profits aren't high enough.
Fuck, I thought we were mining for a loss..all this time making money! Who knew?
Lol, you can make so much more money! Mining at a multi-coin auto switching profit pool is the least profitable way, it's for the lazy and stupid people.
Re: [ANN][AUR][MANDATORY UPDATE] Auroracoin - a cryptocurrency for Iceland
Here's a tip for all the miners who keep dumping your shit on the market:
If you really like to sell at lower prices, keep doing that. If you prefer to sell at higher prices, then take it easy on the sell side, and spread your orders out a little bit.
It wouldn't kill you to participate in the trading a little bit, either.
If you really like to sell at lower prices, keep doing that. If you prefer to sell at higher prices, then take it easy on the sell side, and spread your orders out a little bit.
It wouldn't kill you to participate in the trading a little bit, either.
Except miners don't have faith in the coin (which is understandable) and rather cash in now than gamble on the future.
Right now the coin can't even process transactions within a reasonable timeframe and the developers are MIA.
Besides, miners can't even dump right now because the developers forgot to implement KGW.
Yet, for some reason, they continue to mine it. As long as they're gonna do that, they might as well try to get as much out of it as they can. Even if one doesn't expect it to do well in the future, it's still in his best interest to sell wisely now. Dropping a bunch of coins for sale at one price decreases the price right now, and delays the sale of those same coins that he's trying to sell. As much as one might like for it to be otherwise, everyone cannot sell at the same time. It's impossible, because the buyers don't all show up at the same time. There is enough hype about this coin to keep the price high between now and March 25. After that, mayhem. But until then, keep cool, don't panic, sell like you know what you're doing.
Don't blame the miners, at least the small miners not joined in auto-profit switching pools. The smaller miners are the ones keeping the coin alive with the highest operating costs and can't afford much speculation. Blame the auto-profit-switching pools for dumping their coins all at once and of course the pure speculators hopping from one coin to the other, bailing out when profit margins get to low.
Your coin choosing algorithms are a bit simple then if they are affected so much by pumps. Since you wrecked the coin and need at least 103 confirms before you can trade the coins I'm happy to see you're not going to make much money out of it anyway. Since wrecking the coin, prices are down as well. Block times are high since you left the remaining miners at a very high difficulty, high enough for them to walk away, so you're probably no where near those 103 confirms yet. For once I hope prices will drop further so you'll be left with worthless coins and maybe learn something out of it.
Since you wrecked the coin and need at least 103 confirms before you can trade the coins I'm happy to see you're not going to make much money out of it anyway. Since wrecking the coin, prices are down as well. Block times are high since you left the remaining miners at a very high difficulty, high enough for them to walk away, so you're probably no where near those 103 confirms yet. For once I hope prices will drop further so you'll be left with worthless coins and maybe learn something out of it.umm, why you you blaming him? Is it not your hashing power helping "wreck" these coins? He may be steering the car but you are helping push the gas pedal. If we run over a few people I think its a little bit you fault too? seriously, go somewhere else if you dont like it.
Does anyone anywhere take any responsibility for themselves anymore? I must have missed that class in school where you learn that nothing is ever your fault.
I'm not mining here so I am not the one to blame. It's the auto-profit switching pools and ultimately the stupid, greedy and lazy clients of these pools demanding profits at all costs doing nothing but complaining profits aren't high enough.
@Poolwaffle, nice politically correct answer. I will not provide you "any meaningful suggestions" as, to be honest, I want you to fail because (and I didn't know when I started mining but I am sure of it now) these 1.0 auto-profit switching pools are pure evil, wrecking the coin markets by operating the way they do.
I hope these pools like yours (and even the 2.0 ones) become even more useless soon when more coins start to implement custom/different protocols requiring modified mining software. We've already seen this with Keccak SHA-3 and Scrypt Jane and the different CPU only coins. I'm only hoping someone won't develop auto-protocol/algorithm-switching mining software then!
I will not provide you "any meaningful suggestions" as, to be honest, I want you to fail because (and I didn't know when I started mining but I am sure of it now) these 1.0 auto-profit switching pools are pure evil, wrecking the coin markets by operating the way they do.I hope these pools like yours (and even the 2.0 ones) become even more useless soon when more coins start to implement custom/different protocols requiring modified mining software. We've already seen this with Keccak SHA-3 and Scrypt Jane and the different CPU only coins. I'm only hoping someone won't develop auto-protocol/algorithm-switching mining software then!
Well done Waffle, you've raped and killed Auroracoin yesterday and the few days before. It's dead for now...and I'm sure you'll blame it entirely on the coin.
If a coin that is made to be mined, is destroyed by said mining, then that coin was poorly written and didn't deserve to be around. There are enough shitcoins floating around without any innovation and are no more than copy/paste's of other coins that suffered the same fate.Sigh, I'm not going to explain. Read this for example: http://coinshift.com/about/
Oddly enough, you could also claim that it was destroyed by someone spiking prices on exchanges, making people very excited about it, drawing them in to mining it, and then prices dropping drastically, turning people away from it. Or you could call these things market forces. Or you can blame it all on us. Its really completely up to you.
Your coin choosing algorithms are a bit simple then if they are affected so much by pumps.
Since you wrecked the coin and need at least 103 confirms before you can trade the coins I'm happy to see you're not going to make much money out of it anyway. Since wrecking the coin, prices are down as well. Block times are high since you left the remaining miners at a very high difficulty, high enough for them to walk away, so you're probably no where near those 103 confirms yet. For once I hope prices will drop further so you'll be left with worthless coins and maybe learn something out of it.Why don't you divide your 25GH/s hashing power a bit over multiple coins that can handle the load so your coin raping becomes a bit more sustainable? If you don't your 'clients' will keep seeing lowering BTC/MH/day numbers everyday then I guess they'll go back to dedicated mining the coins they themselves believe in or stop mining in any way. Coin profit switching pools like Middlecoin, of which Wafflepool and Cleverming are identical copies are so 1.0, we need a 2.0 version of these types of pools and fortunately they're beginning to surface.
Well done Waffle, you've raped and killed Auroracoin yesterday and the few days before. It's dead for now...and I'm sure you'll blame it entirely on the coin.
If a coin that is made to be mined, is destroyed by said mining, then that coin was poorly written and didn't deserve to be around. There are enough shitcoins floating around without any innovation and are no more than copy/paste's of other coins that suffered the same fate.Sigh, I'm not going to explain. Read this for example: http://coinshift.com/about/
Re: [ANN][AUR][MANDATORY UPDATE] Auroracoin - a cryptocurrency for Iceland
AUR is dead for now, profit switching multipools like Wafflepool raped and killed it yesterday. The difficulty is so high that it takes ages for new blocks to be found by miners. Because of this and dropping prices dedicated miners stopped mining and moved on. Don't forget: new blocks contain the transactions of the network and so your coin transfers. Each block is also a 'confirmation' for past transactions.
Incompetent devs launching a new coin without KGW are the cause. Not multipools.
Both are causes now. Root cause is indeed not implementing KGW (soon enough).
Well done Waffle, you've raped and killed Auroracoin yesterday and the few days before. It's dead for now...and I'm sure you'll blame it entirely on the coin.
The last blocks in the network (times between them should be 10 minutes):
4121 2014-03-05 09:09:50 172 8745.97877292 7109.79 10603001 31.4683 39.4882 19.825%
4120 2014-03-05 04:11:26 120 11079.38249692 7109.79 10602976 31.271 39.281 19.9051%
4119 2014-03-05 02:30:03 140 5097.71346093 10664.685 10602951 31.2062 39.2106 19.9269%
4118 2014-03-05 00:12:37 91 1719.5911466 10664.685 10602926 31.1112 39.1152 19.9747%
4117 2014-03-04 23:39:27 248 11456.37999395 10664.685 10602901 31.0885 39.0921 19.986%
4116 2014-03-04 20:06:58 129 4571.51438461 10664.685 10602876 30.9476 38.9446 20.0451%
4115 2014-03-04 19:04:28 117 1956.90333522 10664.685 10602851 30.9045 38.9012 20.0671%
4114 2014-03-04 17:45:49 159 5226.32712004 10664.685 10602826 30.85 38.8466 20.0952%
The last blocks in the network (times between them should be 10 minutes):
4121 2014-03-05 09:09:50 172 8745.97877292 7109.79 10603001 31.4683 39.4882 19.825%
4120 2014-03-05 04:11:26 120 11079.38249692 7109.79 10602976 31.271 39.281 19.9051%
4119 2014-03-05 02:30:03 140 5097.71346093 10664.685 10602951 31.2062 39.2106 19.9269%
4118 2014-03-05 00:12:37 91 1719.5911466 10664.685 10602926 31.1112 39.1152 19.9747%
4117 2014-03-04 23:39:27 248 11456.37999395 10664.685 10602901 31.0885 39.0921 19.986%
4116 2014-03-04 20:06:58 129 4571.51438461 10664.685 10602876 30.9476 38.9446 20.0451%
4115 2014-03-04 19:04:28 117 1956.90333522 10664.685 10602851 30.9045 38.9012 20.0671%
4114 2014-03-04 17:45:49 159 5226.32712004 10664.685 10602826 30.85 38.8466 20.0952%
Re: [ANN][AUR][MANDATORY UPDATE] Auroracoin - a cryptocurrency for Iceland
AUR is dead for now, profit switching multipools like Wafflepool raped and killed it yesterday. The difficulty is so high that it takes ages for new blocks to be found by miners. Because of this and dropping prices dedicated miners stopped mining and moved on. Don't forget: new blocks contain the transactions of the network and so your coin transfers. Each block is also a 'confirmation' for past transactions.
Last six blocks (they should come each 10 minutes)
4121 2014-03-05 09:09:50 172 8745.97877292 7109.79 10603001 31.4683 39.4882 19.825%
4120 2014-03-05 04:11:26 120 11079.38249692 7109.79 10602976 31.271 39.281 19.9051%
4119 2014-03-05 02:30:03 140 5097.71346093 10664.685 10602951 31.2062 39.2106 19.9269%
4118 2014-03-05 00:12:37 91 1719.5911466 10664.685 10602926 31.1112 39.1152 19.9747%
4117 2014-03-04 23:39:27 248 11456.37999395 10664.685 10602901 31.0885 39.0921 19.986%
4116 2014-03-04 20:06:58 129 4571.51438461 10664.685 10602876 30.9476 38.9446 20.0451%
Last six blocks (they should come each 10 minutes)
4121 2014-03-05 09:09:50 172 8745.97877292 7109.79 10603001 31.4683 39.4882 19.825%
4120 2014-03-05 04:11:26 120 11079.38249692 7109.79 10602976 31.271 39.281 19.9051%
4119 2014-03-05 02:30:03 140 5097.71346093 10664.685 10602951 31.2062 39.2106 19.9269%
4118 2014-03-05 00:12:37 91 1719.5911466 10664.685 10602926 31.1112 39.1152 19.9747%
4117 2014-03-04 23:39:27 248 11456.37999395 10664.685 10602901 31.0885 39.0921 19.986%
4116 2014-03-04 20:06:58 129 4571.51438461 10664.685 10602876 30.9476 38.9446 20.0451%