Working on my side as well

Problem already described here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=570248.0

Same here. Seemed to working again yesterday for a short time, now it's broken again.

Seems to be fixed

EDIT: Problem just reappeared. Are they working on their API? Really nobody else seeing this?

Hi,

I was using Bitstamp's API for quite some time now and everything worked just fine. However, as of today all private functions (account balance, user transactions, etc.) return garble instead of the expected JSON.

Is anybody else having this problem or knows what the issue here is?

Wüsste ich auch gerne.
Ich orientiere mich im Grunde immer am MtGox Kurs, aber bin mir nicht sicher wie ich ohne große Verluste meine BTCs in EUR wechseln lassen kann.

- Die Gebühren über AurumXchange finde ich persönlich zu hoch, gibt es etwas günstigeres?
- Gibt es anders ähnlich offizielles wie MtGox für EUR, sodass man nicht mit Privatpersonen in Kontakt treten muss, und am Ende vielleicht sogar gebührenfrei?
- Was sind eure Erfahrungen?

Hi,

verkaufe meinen Rig, entweder in Einzelteilen oder komplett:

- 3x Sapphire Extreme ATI 5830 1GB, OVP
- Motherboard 790FX
- Lian Li Test-bench, offenes PC-Gehäuse
- 900W Netzteil Antec HCG-900

Das ganze Set gibts auch fertig zusammengeschraubt, mit Festplatte, Prozessor, Windows XP und gemoddete Graphikkartenadaptern um mehrere Karten ohne Bildschirm gleichzeitig nutzen zu können.
Alles funktioniert einwandfrei, hab ca. 312MHash/s pro Grafikkarte.

Alle Teile bis auf das Motherboard besitzen noch ein knappes Jahr Restgarantie.
Die Grafikkarten sind gerade mal 2 Monate benutzt, ansonsten wurde das Rig nur wenig benutzt. Restgarantie für die Grafikkarten ist bis 14.06.2013, für Testbench und Netzteil etwa ähnlicher Zeitraum.

Alle Geräte stehen in München und können auch gerne abgeholt werden, oder eben per Post

MfG

Update: Verkauft

Hi!

I want to make clear that this is not meant to be a accusation of anybody, instead rather some questions that I hope somebody can prove as wrong.  

Would it be possible for a big pool to secretly sideline some of the total hashing power to another pool or to solo mining?
A big pool could easily divert a very small percentage of its hashing power without anybody noticing. This "side"-hashing-power could be connected to another pool or simply to solo mining which would make it nearly undetectable.

As far as I understand this matter it could be theoretically possible as it is the pool deciding which piece of work the miners receive.

I was thinking about this theory lately because I did notice a significant difference between deepbit and BTCGuild over the past 5 weeks. I was pointing my miners to both pools, 50:50. However, with deepbit I almost always had a better BTC/24h ratio than with BTCGuild EVEN THOUGH deepbit subtracts a 3%-fee! In total it made a difference of around 1 btc which is not huge but very annoying nevertheless.  

Of course there is a lot of luck in the game, but in a time span of 5 weeks this variance should be heavily diminished.

Hi Tycho (or anybody else  ), just another short question.
I couldn't find an explanation for "pass" in the account overview at the worker's-stats. What is this number for?

Thanks,
Jonas

Thanks.
This is exactly how I think, I'm not accusing Tycho for these problems. I'm sure he is doing the best he can.

Btw, would it be realistic to think that these attacks could also exist because people want miners to go offline in order to drastically decrease the difficulty for a week?

Tycho, is there anything reliable that you can say about down-times due to ddos- or dns-attacks?
Because I really like your service over all other pools I have tried but I'm tired of checking my hashrate every 20minutes just to see if deepbit is down again or not.
Is there any statement possible at which point the servers will be stable again?

Greetz

Ok guys, here is help! Yesterday I was setting up my rig with several 5830 under windows XP and hat the exact same error: "Verification failed, check hardware!" Wenn I had just one card plugged in, everything was working perfectly fine.

It has something to do with the Kernel32.dll which is a library in windows. My problem was, that I had a fresh Version of Windows XP SP1 running without any updates. So all I had to do was updating to SP3 and now it works just fine with all cards running simultaniously. (updating to SP3 should be enough, however I installed all other updates too, just to be safe).

I hope this helps you solving this problem.

I love deepbit for their transparency but the pool's fee of 3% is too much in my opinion. Other pools do it just based on donations. And 3% is really much more than they need for their server's infrastructure.

Have you tried this site?
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison

Most beautiful logo I've ever seen!

I also like deepbit.net, I've been using it for a while now and never had any downtimes. The downside is the 3%fee you have to pay at this pool.

I'm afraid I have to correct myself: the 5 (or6) posts are totally ok, but the 4hours are a pain in the ass 
There are issues that I really want to answer to but I guess have to wait and wait and wait...

Even though I am new to this forum I really appreciate this effort. Thanks
(gonna be established soon, anyways, I guess  )

Thanks! That was somewhat helpful but mostly just funny!

I also had a case with really nice coolings inside. This let me run a 5830 @ 80C. But some days ago i left the side of my tower open and since then it has been running at cool 70C so that I could even turn down the fan-speed to about 65%.
Sounds like there is really something going wrong with either your computer or your video card.