Received and appreciated, I also voted for GRC on cryptsy
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Re: Gridcoin GRC GIVEAWAY / 20 GRC
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FrankyBoyle
on 30/11/2013, 16:45:49 UTC
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Just completed my BOINC setup. I have used Folding@Home and BOINC in the past on various rigs and recently told someone about it who then pointed me in this direction!
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Re: Free Devcoin Giveaway for Everyone! Over 100 coins left to give away!
Thanks I tried to mine Primes XPM but after 3 days I had 0 luck.
Yeah Primes are very popular, and very hard to get solo mining - I use a pool for SRC, but even that is getting lower returns as the price keeps going up.
I also think with the devaluation and inflation of the US Dollar and the USDs eventual collapse on itself, these currencies should take a piece of USDs action....or should i just start hunting beaver pelts to use as trade?
lol, I'd stick to Bitcoin. It may not hurt to have a few pelts lying around though
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Re: Newb trying to mine alt currencies
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FrankyBoyle
on 27/11/2013, 13:40:14 UTC
A CPU will have a hard time getting DGC, unless you use a pool (would still be low)
There are CPU coins though, DGC's sister coin is one of them (SRC - Securecoin) - you'd have much more luck with them, and they're worth a bunch.
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Re: Help getting started - What works and what doesn't?
Thanks Frank it's helps a little ... I guess the calculators do not take into account future exchange rates between btc and $$ which would be hard to do even if it's a guestimate.
I guess the real question is - if you had the spare money would you invest in 3 x Prospero X-1 and expect to get your money back + profit?
I'm not familiar with that brand, I'm hoping to get a KNC miner when they release their next lot. I do think mining is still a viable way to make some money.
When Bitcoin was first mined, it was practically worthless: electricity + equipment would vastly outweigh profit, but look at them early adopters now. With Bitcoin having the potential to capture 5% of the FOREX market, giving it a potential value of 1000000$ per coin someday, I'm not giving up, lol.
"Hello threads" will be deleted if they do not contain any information other than you announcing your presence here. Replies that contain no content will also be removed.
This is being done in an effort to lower the noise here, there is too much spam posting.
Anyway, welcome none the less. I hope Bitcoin is good to you
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Re: Hashrate decrease after 15 min.
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FrankyBoyle
on 27/11/2013, 11:24:20 UTC
Go to your power saving settings (in your OS), and change them to high performance mode. That's what mine is set on and I don't have those issues.
Hi guys. All of us were newbies once. Many of your basic questions may already have been asked, but fresh minds like yours are needed to expand bitcoin into new directions. Welcome fellow peers.
Hey thanks RodeoX
That was a very inspiring welcome, I hope it proves to be true.
if you have a good computer performance i3/i5/i7 do CPU mining; if you have a good GPU do the GPU mining.If you have good CPU with GPU mine with GPU&CPU
Yes, but check your electricity prices first. It might be the case you are mining at a loss, so buying might be cheaper
People stopped mining because they where paying more in electric than they got in Bitcoin. If they had the sense to realize Bitcoin would go up in value, they would of made a profit even they they where loosing at the time.
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Re: Help getting started - What works and what doesn't?
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FrankyBoyle
on 27/11/2013, 10:31:58 UTC
Profitability sites are based on the current price of Bitcoin, so even if you mine less than they predict, it may end up being worth far more.
Also, there are other coins that use the same protocol as Bitcoin, these can also be mined with ASICs.
Hope that helps a little
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Re: Can it be earning BTC from just ads and faucets
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FrankyBoyle
on 27/11/2013, 10:22:42 UTC
I believe it's not worth it, as tiny amounts will end up forcing you to pay higher transaction fees when you send over the size limit (Kb)