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Re: [~3000 Gh/s Mining Pool] HTTPS,API, instant payouts,LP,+1% for NO INVALID BLOCKS
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Orcworm
on 19/06/2011, 19:36:02 UTC
Quote from: CbineUltra on June 19, 2011, 04:27:05 PM
Quote from: Orcworm on June 19, 2011, 02:35:55 PM
Ach, my apologies, the proxy I was using filled the details in automatically, never thought to check what it was actually asking me for.

The site seemed to block my connection a few weeks ago but let me back in a few days later, so I assumed it would do the same now. The only thing I can think of is my IP ending up blocked whilst your site was being hit with DDoS attacks.

Same with me.

Glad it's not just me going crazy.

I understand you're probably busy a lot of the time Tycho, but I'd really appreciate it if you took a quick scan of your firewall and whatnot for me.

I originally signed up as 'sulgent@hotmail.com' using 86.19.228.17.
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Re: [~3000 Gh/s Mining Pool] HTTPS,API, instant payouts,LP,+1% for NO INVALID BLOCKS
by
Orcworm
on 19/06/2011, 14:35:55 UTC
Ach, my apologies, the proxy I was using filled the details in automatically, never thought to check what it was actually asking me for.

The site seemed to block my connection a few weeks ago but let me back in a few days later, so I assumed it would do the same now. The only thing I can think of is my IP ending up blocked whilst your site was being hit with DDoS attacks.
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Board CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware
Re: Good Speeds on Sapphire 5830's 311.4MHash/s
by
Orcworm
on 12/06/2011, 02:41:56 UTC
Quote from: aceman1011 on June 11, 2011, 08:17:41 PM
I get 325 mh/s with only 850 clock speed. Running poclbm.

How can that be possible? I'm hitting only 270mh with poclbm on both my 5830s clocked at 900 core, using Afterburner to overclock but anything past 900 (Enabling 'unofficial' overclocking in the config) puts the system in an endless BSOD loop.

Am using these for what it's worth: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/1gb-xfx-hd-5830-pci-e-21-%28x16%29-4500mhz-gddr5-gpu-840mhz-1120-cores-dp-2xdl-dvi-i-hdmi
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Board Mining
Re: 5830 only getting 215 mhash OC'd
by
Orcworm
on 10/06/2011, 16:45:38 UTC
http://developer.amd.com/sdks/AMDAPPSDK/downloads/pages/AMDAPPSDKDownloadArchive.aspx
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Board Mining
Re: 5830 only getting 215 mhash OC'd
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Orcworm
on 10/06/2011, 16:29:32 UTC
Make sure you're using ATI Stream 2.1 rather than 2.4, moved me from 220m to 270m at 900 core.
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Re: BTC Guild - 0% Fees, Long polling, SSL, JSON API, and more [~750 gH/sec]
by
Orcworm
on 09/06/2011, 01:26:45 UTC
Dumped both my 480s here from Deepbit, seems to be running perfectly, great stuff.
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Re: Risk of mining rig catching fire?
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Orcworm
on 20/05/2011, 17:38:24 UTC
As long as you keep your temperatures within spec you'll be fine. Of-course, using quality components is recommended as well.
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Board Mining
Re: Best client for GTX470's?
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Orcworm
on 19/05/2011, 17:43:29 UTC
I'm using 'poclbm' which seems to be working well for my 480s, I can't comment on a CPU miner as I haven't bothered with one.
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Re: Namecoin Mining Pool in testing
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Orcworm
on 18/05/2011, 15:45:51 UTC
Seems to be running perfectly with 'minerd', hopefully my server's i7-920 will be able to net me some of these namecoins before the difficulty spikes ;p.
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Re: How big of a power supply do I need?
by
Orcworm
on 15/05/2011, 14:52:17 UTC
Quote from: bytemaster on May 15, 2011, 02:17:12 PM
I think I just blew a 1200W power supply powering 2x Nvidia 295's just 18 hours after I started GPU mining.  (At least I hope that is all I blew).
It tripped the circuit breaker.


What model PSU is it?

Quote from: 1bitc0inplz on May 15, 2011, 02:47:09 PM
Quote from: ElectroGeek007 on May 14, 2011, 05:48:31 AM
I am also using the Intel D975XBX also; with an Intel E6300, 2GB DDR2 667, a reference 5850, and a non-reference Sapphire 5870, and this PS is serving me well (I don't have any exact usage figures, though): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371026&cm_re=earthwatts-_-17-371-026-_-Product

What does reference and non-reference mean in this context? And how does that effect wattage?

A reference GPU uses the 'stock' ATI / Nvidia board and heatsink, non-reference cards typically use boards that may restrict overclocking (By locking the voltage, for example) or they may have a custom cooler fitted.