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Re: [SHS] Shares [Second Generation Crypto Currency] [Project Announcement]
I have sent all refunds. There is no funds left https://blockchain.info/address/16hZ1NdkvwLsPFADFcmoZwWgnXpgLHGZAK
No, you did not.
Still not recieved any refunds on the 0.1 BTC I sent you. Sent you a mail about it (as per your request) on:
Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 3:12 AM
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I'd like a refund on the Shares IPO.
Amount: 0.1 BTC
Address: 1wksa8X1KzCCtDcKQTycPYyQagwKyK5AR
TXID was b396d822ff1b46ffd84c7bbe04e67315ea933278e9afecebe90365dc37e3e2e1
Thanks in advance
- Naphoc
Amount: 0.1 BTC
Address: 1wksa8X1KzCCtDcKQTycPYyQagwKyK5AR
TXID was b396d822ff1b46ffd84c7bbe04e67315ea933278e9afecebe90365dc37e3e2e1
Thanks in advance
- Naphoc
And as you can see from my wallet:
https://blockchain.info/address/1wksa8X1KzCCtDcKQTycPYyQagwKyK5AR
Nothing has been recieved as of yet.
Re: [SHS] Shares [Second Generation Crypto Currency] [Project Announcement]
... If they do not reply within 48 hours I will try to gather some money and try to refund the users. I will eventually refund the users but in a matter of time.
Email Me If You Want a refund - MikeJonespb@outlook.com
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Email Me If You Want a refund - MikeJonespb@outlook.com
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Sent you a mail 2 days ago, including amount and TXID. Nothing so far
I had a 6990 running at 102 degrees 24/7 for about 3 months. It was fine.
If the fan stops, though - don't keep going despite the temperature looking fine. That's usually because the card throttles down to save itself. But with no fan, it will eventually hit "smoke poured out" state.
If the temperature worries you, you could manually up the fan speed of the card. They generally top out at around 48-50% of max speed under load. I had my 6990 set to flat 70% - It sounded like a jet engine, but at least I felt more safe keeping it on during nights!
If the temperature on your CPU reaches 99 degrees, I'd look into replacing the thermal paste between the heatsink and CPU. If that doesn't help, get a better CPU cooler.
In regards to watercooling, it does help keep the temperature (and noise) down. But it is an extra cost, and optimally, you should maintain a watercooling system by checking for leakage every now and then and refilling the water tank every few months.
If the fan stops, though - don't keep going despite the temperature looking fine. That's usually because the card throttles down to save itself. But with no fan, it will eventually hit "smoke poured out" state.
If the temperature worries you, you could manually up the fan speed of the card. They generally top out at around 48-50% of max speed under load. I had my 6990 set to flat 70% - It sounded like a jet engine, but at least I felt more safe keeping it on during nights!
If the temperature on your CPU reaches 99 degrees, I'd look into replacing the thermal paste between the heatsink and CPU. If that doesn't help, get a better CPU cooler.
In regards to watercooling, it does help keep the temperature (and noise) down. But it is an extra cost, and optimally, you should maintain a watercooling system by checking for leakage every now and then and refilling the water tank every few months.
A GPU holding a temperature in the 90's range isn't that big of a deal. They're usually made to withstand those temperatures under load.
I'd be a bit concerned if your CPU/Motherboard got that hot, though. CPU generally shouldn't be above 80 degrees for extended periods of time.
I'd be a bit concerned if your CPU/Motherboard got that hot, though. CPU generally shouldn't be above 80 degrees for extended periods of time.
I keep getting "you already posted this" or "need to wait 360 seconds" errors, despite my posts never showing up anywhere. System seems a bit glitchy...
I don't think the system is glitchy. You need to wait 6 minutes between posting messages or replies.
That much I understand. However, I made 5 post attempts in different threads on this newbie forum over a period of 4-5 days. Every time, it came up with "you must wait 360 seconds" or "you've already posted here". The post you replied to, was my first actual post that got through.
Re: How many graphic cards can i have on Gigabyte GA-F2A85X-UP4 motherboard?
You can have 3 standard 2x height graphics cards.
The Sapphire Vapor-X is slightly taller than 2 slots, though. So you could possibly run into space issues on the bottom 2 cards.
The Sapphire Vapor-X is slightly taller than 2 slots, though. So you could possibly run into space issues on the bottom 2 cards.