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Anyone else has problems with last payout?
I can see in my payout history entry from 6:02 and with exact same time in my wallet. But last payout is in history at 10:05 but nothing in my wallet and nothing in blockchain for my address - even if this transaction should have allready few confirmations?!
I can see in my payout history entry from 6:02 and with exact same time in my wallet. But last payout is in history at 10:05 but nothing in my wallet and nothing in blockchain for my address - even if this transaction should have allready few confirmations?!
Re: [850 TH] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + VarDiff
I am often confused about block time and numbers of actual shares >90% - I am still very new to this mining, but so far I understood that we all try to solve the actual block and if somebody else find we start over with a new one and even more with arrival of new transaction, they in included in calculation - so at all we again start over? How often? After every new transaction, after 10, after 100 or it`s limited? If we always start over - we at all ever try more then 1-5% of possibs on one calculation?
Can i ask why you soldered the wires instead of use the original connectors?
The original supplies were to weak and the PC-Supply of course not had round connectors - so instead of buy extra plugs - I thought its simple solution to solder the cables directly.
wow very impressive 
hope you dont mind me asking a few questions 
are you running that off the raspberry pi in the lower picture? and if so how are you configuring the USB? (something like PI>>un-powered hub>>powered hubs/ants?)
also did you have to do the resistor swaps to get the speed above 2Gh/s?
and did you have to direct wire the hubs? and chance of a link to the info or pic
thanks in advance
hope you dont mind me asking a few questions are you running that off the raspberry pi in the lower picture? and if so how are you configuring the USB? (something like PI>>un-powered hub>>powered hubs/ants?)
also did you have to do the resistor swaps to get the speed above 2Gh/s?
and did you have to direct wire the hubs? and chance of a link to the info or pic
thanks in advance
Yes, its running on/with raspberry. I not configured USB, I used the Minepeon-Image and only updated bfgminer on 3.10.0. So far I not touched resistors. The Hubs are connected through a fifth HUB with 4 ports with usual USB-Cables, Power-Connection for HUBs I soldered directly on the HUB-Boards on the original Power-Connector.
Re: [850 TH] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + VarDiff
Not being a conspiracy theorist or general moaner nor am I a genius but I have noticed that as soon as the pool hash rate goes over 800TH the blocks get massively longer.
SO......
if some of you conspiracy theorists or serial moaners wouldn't mind doing a one, to bring the hash rate below 800Th again I and my earnings would appreciate it....
cheers
I am sure it just depends on position of the moon
I use actual 23 Antminers on 4 Dlink DUB-H7 - 3 are full and one just with 2 miners at the moment.
The HUBs are powered by a 350W PC-Supply and Ants are running without mod on 0A81 stable.
Cooling from downside from power-supply and from front with 120mm Fan running on 5V silent.
At all actual power consum 72W ! I have an asic-cube also taking arround 300W for less GH.
http://www.teneco.net/ants/1.png
http://www.teneco.net/ants/2.png
http://www.teneco.net/ants/IMG_2228s.JPG
http://www.teneco.net/ants/IMG_2239s.JPG
The HUBs are powered by a 350W PC-Supply and Ants are running without mod on 0A81 stable.
Cooling from downside from power-supply and from front with 120mm Fan running on 5V silent.
At all actual power consum 72W ! I have an asic-cube also taking arround 300W for less GH.
http://www.teneco.net/ants/1.png
http://www.teneco.net/ants/2.png
http://www.teneco.net/ants/IMG_2228s.JPG
http://www.teneco.net/ants/IMG_2239s.JPG
Re: Bitcoin Fundation charging for membership in dollars, not BTC
And if you read the text on page... 
"We only accept Bitcoin as payment for members dues. Our membership pricing is pegged directly to the market value of Bitcoin, updated on a daily basis."
"We only accept Bitcoin as payment for members dues. Our membership pricing is pegged directly to the market value of Bitcoin, updated on a daily basis."