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I just posted a big plug for Genesis Mining in the Unobtanium (UNO) forum.  I wasn't all that impressed with GM when I first signed up, but I am VERY much impressed now...

     https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=527500.msg12100466#msg12100466

Jelks

I just posted a big plug for Genesis Mining in the Unobtanium (UNO) forum.  I wasn't all that impressed with GM when I first signed up, but I am VERY much impressed now...

     https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=527500.msg12100466#msg12100466

Jelks

I got into mining about a year and a half ago.  Started with one Block Erupter and several USB Antminers. Just Bitcoin and Namecoin, trying out several different pools (BitMinter, Eligius, Slush).  

Then I discovered UNO on Bastille Day (July 14th), 2014, and started looking into it.  I ended up getting a bunch of more USB Antminers (each 2+GH/s), 2 IceFury/NanoFuries (~2.5 GH/s), then 6 BiFurys (~5 GH/s each, except for one defective one that ran at about the level of a NanoFury).  

I was mining UNO exclusively by now, using MultiMiner, and various pools, moving from one to the other.  Here is what my rig(s) looked like:



Note: the 2 NanoFuries are sort of hidden behind the fan on the little Amazon USB hub on the right, you can sort of see one of them.  Also, the Block Erupter is visible at the back of that same hub.

Total was about 70-80 GH/s.  Interesting, but USB ASICs are, to be frank, a PITA.  They've got to be attached to a running PC which has to be on all the time, or at least all the time you want to mine.

I was also buying UNO, here there and when I could.

Then I bought 2 AntMiner S3's.  Now we're talking serious hash power, at least compared to the Frankenstein USB rig setup.  Each S3 was ~440 GH/s.  And they ran *stand-alone*, so even when I was traveling or had my laptop off for whatever reason, they still mined.

Combined with my USB rigs, I was often getting about 1 TH/s.  Not bad.  At the time.

Then I bought a 2 TH/s contract with Genesis Mining.  At first, I wasn't at all impressed with them.  OK, just not impressive.

Fast forward to today.  I retired the USB ASICs (a friend of mine is going to help me try and sell them -- either piecemeal or the entire rig -- on eBay).  So I'm just left with the 2 S3's, returning me an average of 850 - 900 GH/s (just under a TH).  With mmpool, I get a teeny sprinkling of Namecoin, UNO, and Bitcoin.  And I *mean* a sprinkling, every 3-5 days!

Genesis Mining, on the other hand, has somehow upped its return so that I'm usually getting .9+ UNOs *every single day*!!!

So I'll be selling the S3's too.  Tired of the noise, the electricity costs, worrying about hardware, pool downtimes (with and without DDOS), occasional internet connection problems, etc., etc.

Bottom line, Genesis Mining is pretty darn cool (and I don't even follow their thread here on BCT).  Whatever they're doing, they're doing right.  Getting almost one UNO a day in these post-halving days with 2 TH/s is fine by me!

And I can dump the hardware and the hassles...

I'll be curious as to what GM can do come the next halving...

Anyway, in the meantime, a BIG THUMBS UP to Genesis Mining!!!

Wow, welcome back!!!


Looking forward very much to that!

When I downloaded it some days ago, the zip file contained only one file "unobtanium-qt_0.10beta.exe".  Since it had a different name than the old executable ("unobtanium-qt.exe"), I just dropped it in the same folder.  I then updated the shortcut which used to point to the old one.  To do this, right-click on the shortcut, Properties, and put this in the "Target" text box:


Worked like a charm (the first time, it did an automatic reindex).  Everything else is still the way it was, same folders same everything.  It just has that new beta wallet executable in it, which is what I run. No uninstalling, no anything.

Pregnant silence...

Actually, the unofficial one works well.  I dropped the 1.0 unofficial beta executable in the folder where the 0.95 executable is located (C:\Program Files (x86)\Unobtanium on my system), updated the shortcut to point to the new one, and once the reindexing is finished, everything seems to work well -- "missing" coins all of a sudden appear.

It would nice for appearances sake if there were an official installer/setup file that would create and/or update existing installations, and it would be nice for appearances sake if the newly installed version could check for updates automatically, but hey, one step at a time...

Interesting. My 2 S3's, both still mining at MiningPools.tk, are still shipping stuff into my 0.95 wallet as I type this.

However, a small test buy at Bleutrade and then withdrawn a couple of hours ago has still not yet shown up...

Take a look at the "largest wallets" tab on the rich list at Cryptsy, specifically the new #2 (uKFS ...).  He's got 8,726+ UNOs in various wallets, but the most interesting part is this:

    Addresses   22 with non zero-balance
                    1589 known

Wow.

You're absolutely right, the Uno blockchain should never take that long.

A week or two ago, I tried to install a software upgrade (TortoiseSVN FWIW).  The upgrade didn't take, tried it like 4 times.  But I needed my version control, so I did a System Restore to right before the first upgrade attempt.  Now System Restore claims it doesn't mess with your any of your "documents", but I guess the rockchain doesn't qualify as "documents", so it was like, 4 weeks, 8 weeks, 4 months, 8 months (I don't remember) behind.  But it took maybe an hour, at most, to catch up.

And none of my coins were missing.

I smell a keylogger on the OP's computer.  And a UNO-savvy keylogger installer at that...

ROTFL -- great post!

I hope you didn't already put that $1K into it!!!

Fascinating!  Thank you.

What IS his game, really?  Seems like he wants -- or at least wantED -- to "play" UNO (hence the pump and dump back in the day), but he's also *intrinsically* long UNO...

What a weird world we live in!