Read: "How to up your hashrate on TeamRedMiner" - Read on Medium

How will the ERC20 tokens be exchanged / swapped for this new tokens and at what ratio? 1:1?
And any idea when this will be possible? Estimated Date?

Where is this KuCoin exchange located? I could not find any address. And how trustful is this exchange? Any experiences?

When will be the next payout from the ICO site. I requested it about 2 weeks ago now, but the status is still pending:
"Please wait for your pending payout to be finished until you can do your next payout."
Any idea?

I'm trying the same right now, and at the moment it is so damn slow....
I see increasing the last digits of the block counter in seconds interval...
Any tips for how to get synced faster?

Regarding payout requests on the ICO site, just to be sure I understand correctly:
If I want to transfer my KMD balance to a exchange, I need to enter the KMD wallet address I got from the exchange in the field "Enter KMD Address" and confirm to change the KMD address. Then I go to the "PAYOUT" page and request the payout.
Maybe this sounds obvious (I know) but it's better to ask...

Is this trustfull and secure?

16GB RAM, a fast 128GB SSD (Samsung ~500 GB/s for R/W)
virtual memory set to 32768 kb - 65536 kb
and a i7-4770K @4GH OC on a MSI Z87GD65 (Gaming & OC board)
Windows 8.1 pro 64 bit

on the same system I'm runnig wolfs cpu miner with 4 threads giving me additional ~190 h/s

no OC and no under voltage - just all cards running with stock settings.
the rig is now running fine, almost 3 hours and stable with this hashrate (~1330 h/s)

http://www.new-media.at/download/claymore-4x280.png

with 4 x R9 280X Sapphire Toxic

Sure, if there is really no other way, I will do the same...

Hm, and you thought you could run Windows being not activated for ever?

Hi miners,
currently I'm running up to 4 GPUs in my rigs using Win7. I know that Windows 8.1 can support up to 6 GPUs (maybe even more), and that Win 7 is limited to recognize up to 4 GPUs only.
But is there really no hack or trick how to overcome this limit under Win 7 ?

Cheers and many thanks in advance,
BitWalker

Hi, sorry for a newbie question!

I have just startet to explore Nxt a little, downloaded and installed version 0.4.8,
bought some Nxt to have something to play with (I have 558 NXT),
and now I have the wallet open and running since about 3 days (localhost:7875).

Currently it shows active peers=131, recent blocks=2588 and my question now is:
Why the number of days telling me when I can generate the next block is jumping up or down all couple of minutes?
It startet first telling me in 5 days, later in 144, then about 500, later about 300, back to 90 ...
currently it shows in 114 days 12 hours ...

From what it depends on?

Cheers,
BitWalker

Okay, sounds reasonable. Can you point me to a source where I can find circuit diagrams?
Are the leads from the Molex connected in parallel with the ones comming from the board, or is it connected exclusively to the Molex?
And do you connect both, ground AND +12V or only the +12V (like I could see already) ?
On some solutions I could also see a capacitor - do you use one too?

Thanks for help in advance!
BitWalker

Hi, is there a rule when it's really necessary to use powered risers, I mean instead of normal not powered ones?
I would like to use up to 5 (maybe even 6) 7970 / R9 280 cards on a Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 and on a MSI Z87-GD65
And for sure I will use 2 PSUs. I could read that the supply for each powered riser and the associated GPU has to come from the same PSU?

And does someone knows where I can find instructions to make a powered riser out from a not powered? (just by DIY
Here in Europe I had no luck to find a supplier for powered risers, only for normal ones (not powered) 1x and 16x.
But I guess it should not be too difficult to make a powered one out from a normal one...?

Cheers,
BitWalker

Hi, does someone knows where I can find instructions to make powered risers out from not powered? (just by DIY
Here in Europe I had no luck to find a supplier for powered risers, only for normal (not powered) 1x and 16x.
But I guess it should not be too difficult to make a powered one out from a normal one...?

Cheers, BitWalker

"feindlich" schon, aber nicht unmöglich. Und ein scrypt FPGA oder ASIC holt dann auch nicht soooo viel mehr raus wie das ein SHA-256 ASIC gegenüber FPGAs und Grafikkarten kann.
Deutlich energieeffizienter und etwas schneller werden sie sein, aber bis dahin dürften noch ein paar Monate ins Land ziehen...
Ach ja, und was wohl auch noch wichtig sein wird: Die Kosten! Ich glaube nicht, dass die FPGA (und erst recht nicht die ASIC) Maschine deutlich günstiger als eine entsprechende Anzahl von GraKas sein wird :-)

Ähhh, welche LTC ASIC Miner denn?
Also mir ist noch keiner bekannt - bisher gibts nur Ankündigungen, und wer weiss wann es wirklich mal ein marktreifes FPGA- oder sogar ASIC-Produkt geben wird, dass dann auch wirklich mehr Hashes fürs selbe Geld wie mit Grafikkarten produziert...

Hm, weiss nicht...

das Teil soll ja "erst" so ab Ende Februar 2014 verfügbar sein und rund $ 10.000 kosten bei einer Leistung von min. 3 THs.
=> Kosten / GHs = ca. 3 $/GHs

Wenn man sich die Difficulty für März 2014 anschaut, so wird es mit 3 $/GHs recht schwer werden dass so ein Teil überhaupt seine Kosten reinspielt -
ja höchstens wir stehen dann schon bei $ 2000 - 3000 für 1 BTC, und das Teil liefert eher 4 THs als "nur" 3 THs.

Damit man mit Start ab Frühjahr 2014 seine Hardwarekosten überhaupt reinbekommt, braucht es Hardware die deutlich unter 2 $/GHs, ja besser nur so um die 1 $/GHs kostet...

Cheers,
BitWalker