I was thinking about this. would cut cost in half but then id have to pay the solar company lol

The @Vod one im not worried about. That one was a dumb move on my part years ago to try and get startup funds. The other has been removed thxs to others getting involved thank you very much.

I will as soon as i figure out how to send a message with pics appearently the person i thought i was talking to and the escrow user was on an ignore list.

Yes and to confirm this i have all the documents. Emails sent messages pics i can prove it wasnt me trying to scam an escrow but a user impersonating one.

  OMG changing it right now and keeping a closer eye on it TY

Its a sell from this site and the escrow list is this one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276897.0


It wasnt demanded and i contacted the escrow earlier and recieved a message back from them as thats the one i wanted to use. The seller recomended the same one which confirmed that was the one we were going to use.

So I'm trying to purchase from a seller and he messages me from a different name. He then emails me from a very similar name that is on the Escrow list and I cant confirm the email as its hidden. They then switches emails after they realized that I thought i was talking to the escrow person. Now the email is random letters but user name is correct. So i sent an PM to the Escrow person it looked like he was to escrow the transition (the same person they recommended to escrow it). I get a message back with the fees of the escrow and address to send the BTC to with a quote of what i sent but the person I received the message from was my own account. This would be my first purchase from the site and I'm just a little nervous about sending $4200 in BTC to an address received from myself after all this. I thought about maybe the guy goofed and used the wrong email the first time and has multiple accounts and doesn't want them affiliated together but then why the self received message? Any thoughts or is this normal activity?

Pming you

yeah china is insane lol 49 cents. and i dont necessarily mine for bitcoin. GPU mining. The profit is close to about 40 bucks with my rig of 5 cards. I am looking into an L3+ but it pulls just as much as my rig does. so i was just curious if there was a trick or program other then going solar.

Got some questions
1. Are the L3+ still availiable and how many are left?
2. Is it $103.5/kwh or /month as /kwh sounds very high with a 590kwh/month

I live in california and the average teir without mining is .33/kWh. With mining it jumps to the .49/kWh. Ive just been informed that there are people in CA that are mining less then .2/kwh!! How is this possible? Is there a special program? What am i doing wrong?

Price on the msi's?

Are these still availiable? PM me if so pls.

how long does this take to recieve rewards? iv been mining all night on btgpool.pro and have recieved nothing. Also have tried 4miner yestarday and pool.gold with same results. the pool picks up my 1400 s/sec but no immature/pending balance ever appears although miner produces thousands of shares. am i just setting it up wrong or is there a block to the us?

Ok so i tried a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro and after 3  attempts to install it i finally got a good install while using the 580 only hooked up. So i updated everything(chipset drivers, windows updates, etc...) Then did a DDU and set to no auto driver install. This is the first time that ddu didnt say that it couldnt do something that required admin account so maybe there was something going on that was screwy last time but its always said that before i tried using the x1 slot too. Rebooted into windows installed the Blockchain drivers and shutdown. Installed all other cards via usb risers Booted (this time normal boot time instead of Long boot time)and and let drivers install for other cards. Patched the drivers before reseting. All went well. Started the miner and bam all good and hashing away.

So tried the latest amd driver and it does the same thing. Is it possible that the card in the x1 needs a dummy plug? im out of ideas. The next thing im gonna try is running Ubuntu and see what that does there.

So I did a ddu in safe mode it took a long time to boot after. It detected all as a generic windows graphics device. Installed the latest blockchain driver, Aug 13 I believe. It installed, patched the driver and rebooted. It detected the card as an rx 470 in the pcie x1 slot. Started Afterburner and it showed it was idling at 300mhz like the rest of them. Started the miner and after dag set it goes back to idle. So I restarted the miner and the it crashed with a video scheduling bsod.

Rebooted started miner again same thing went back to idle. So I disabled the card and went to renewable it and another same bsod.

Not with it installed. Just put it on let the driver is tall itself and patched it for the missed bios. Ill try did and reinstall with it I stalled and report back tomorrow.

Gigabyte 990fxa-ud5 v3.0 w/latest bios
Kingston hyperX 16gb(4*4gb) 1600mhz
FX - 8320e
Crucial ssd 256gb
Windows 10 pro 64bit
1 x msi rx580 8gb via x16 to x16 cable
4 x msi rx470 4gb via x1 to x16 usb v006(? The one with the 6pin power) risers
1200 watt silent gold coolermaster (powers risers and 470s)
650 watt evga gold (only powers 580, board and had)
Latest amd blockchain drivers

Shorting yes the a1 and b17. It started to smell so I pulled the plug. The small board was burnt but I had another so no loss there.

I have a 990 fxa UD 5 and I can't get the 1X pcie slot to function properly. It recognizes the card and it functions but the hashrate are way below and sporadic. I have tried the shorting method which did nothing except burn the Riser USB connection. So how do I get it to function properly and have the correct hashrate? The cards I'm using are the RX 470 MSI gaming X 4gb.