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ok, first of all, the good news is we cut our heating costs to 0. If you need your room heated up, just open a door and wait 5 minutes.
Then, this is our Rig that we built this weekend:
We built everything from scratch, and made our shelf modular, so new GPUs can simply be stacked on the top layer(or better the second layer from the top, and move switching, bitcoind and upstream up by one). We can do a total of about 3.3 GH/s with this.
Setup from top to bottom:
top layer: 1x iEi Atom SoC with a 1.6Ghz dual-core(+HT = 4 cores) processor and 4 gig ram. this machine connects to the internet, provides NAT and DNs. It also hosts propool(my self written backend), bitcoind and namecoind for merged mining. The DNS server automatically changes the entries for the pool host in case its local pool fails at some point, so the rig will never go down. In front of it, we have a modded linksys router that currently acts as a switch to provide all the miners with network access and allows for one maintenance access.
second layer:
My 1.3 GH rig, Celeron, 8gig DDR3 ram(didnt have smaller ram modules), running debian Squeeze, with:
1x 6770(the "flying" one) @ 250MH/s
1x 6850 @ 240MH/s
1x 6950 shaders unlocked + overclocked @ 370MH/s
1x 5850 @ 360MH/s
third layer:
rig of a friend, with some cheap sempron, a weird ubuntu that is to be replaced soon since starting miners is a bit uncomfy,
2x 6950
1x 5850
1x 5650
fourth layer:
The magic mystery mining carton. I really dont know whats inside, but its output is about 750 to 800MH/s. I know that there's 2 cards inside, and they keep "cool" at about 80° C.
Oh, there's some more pics at http://pics.mine-for.us/ (we're mining at solid.mine-for.us)
Then, this is our Rig that we built this weekend:
We built everything from scratch, and made our shelf modular, so new GPUs can simply be stacked on the top layer(or better the second layer from the top, and move switching, bitcoind and upstream up by one). We can do a total of about 3.3 GH/s with this.
Setup from top to bottom:
top layer: 1x iEi Atom SoC with a 1.6Ghz dual-core(+HT = 4 cores) processor and 4 gig ram. this machine connects to the internet, provides NAT and DNs. It also hosts propool(my self written backend), bitcoind and namecoind for merged mining. The DNS server automatically changes the entries for the pool host in case its local pool fails at some point, so the rig will never go down. In front of it, we have a modded linksys router that currently acts as a switch to provide all the miners with network access and allows for one maintenance access.
second layer:
My 1.3 GH rig, Celeron, 8gig DDR3 ram(didnt have smaller ram modules), running debian Squeeze, with:
1x 6770(the "flying" one) @ 250MH/s
1x 6850 @ 240MH/s
1x 6950 shaders unlocked + overclocked @ 370MH/s
1x 5850 @ 360MH/s
third layer:
rig of a friend, with some cheap sempron, a weird ubuntu that is to be replaced soon since starting miners is a bit uncomfy,
2x 6950
1x 5850
1x 5650
fourth layer:
The magic mystery mining carton. I really dont know whats inside, but its output is about 750 to 800MH/s. I know that there's 2 cards inside, and they keep "cool" at about 80° C.
Oh, there's some more pics at http://pics.mine-for.us/ (we're mining at solid.mine-for.us)
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thanks for that info. I'll edit my post right away.
ok, first of all, the good news is we cut our heating costs to 0. If you need your room heated up, just open a door and wait 5 minutes.
Then, this is our Rig that we built this weekend:
We built everything from scratch, and made our shelf modular, so new GPUs can simply be stacked on the top layer(or better the second layer from the top, and move switching, bitcoind and upstream up by one). We can do a total of about 3.3 GH/s with this.
Setup from top to bottom:
top layer: 1x iEi Atom SoC with a 1.6Ghz dual-core(+HT = 4 cores) processor and 4 gig ram. this machine connects to the internet, provides NAT and DNs. It also hosts propool(my self written backend), bitcoind and namecoind for merged mining. The DNS server automatically changes the entries for the pool host in case its local pool fails at some point, so the rig will never go down. In front of it, we have a modded linksys router that currently acts as a switch to provide all the miners with network access and allows for one maintenance access.
second layer:
My 1.3 GH rig, Celeron, 8gig DDR3 ram(didnt have smaller ram modules), running debian Squeeze, with:
1x 6770(the "flying" one) @ 250MH/s
1x 6850 @ 240MH/s
1x 6950 shaders unlocked + overclocked @ 370MH/s
1x 5850 @ 360MH/s
third layer:
rig of a friend, with some cheap sempron, a weird ubuntu that is to be replaced soon since starting miners is a bit uncomfy,
2x 6950
1x 5850
1x 5650
fourth layer:
The magic mystery mining carton. I really dont know whats inside, but its output is about 750 to 800MH/s. I know that there's 2 cards inside, and they keep "cool" at about 80° C.
Oh, there's some more pics at http://pics.mine-for.us/ (we're mining at solid.mine-for.us)
Then, this is our Rig that we built this weekend:
We built everything from scratch, and made our shelf modular, so new GPUs can simply be stacked on the top layer(or better the second layer from the top, and move switching, bitcoind and upstream up by one). We can do a total of about 3.3 GH/s with this.
Setup from top to bottom:
top layer: 1x iEi Atom SoC with a 1.6Ghz dual-core(+HT = 4 cores) processor and 4 gig ram. this machine connects to the internet, provides NAT and DNs. It also hosts propool(my self written backend), bitcoind and namecoind for merged mining. The DNS server automatically changes the entries for the pool host in case its local pool fails at some point, so the rig will never go down. In front of it, we have a modded linksys router that currently acts as a switch to provide all the miners with network access and allows for one maintenance access.
second layer:
My 1.3 GH rig, Celeron, 8gig DDR3 ram(didnt have smaller ram modules), running debian Squeeze, with:
1x 6770(the "flying" one) @ 250MH/s
1x 6850 @ 240MH/s
1x 6950 shaders unlocked + overclocked @ 370MH/s
1x 5850 @ 360MH/s
third layer:
rig of a friend, with some cheap sempron, a weird ubuntu that is to be replaced soon since starting miners is a bit uncomfy,
2x 6950
1x 5850
1x 5650
fourth layer:
The magic mystery mining carton. I really dont know whats inside, but its output is about 750 to 800MH/s. I know that there's 2 cards inside, and they keep "cool" at about 80° C.
Oh, there's some more pics at http://pics.mine-for.us/ (we're mining at solid.mine-for.us)
Nimm doch was fertiges, wie z.B. Eloipool ( http://gitorious.org/bitcoin/eloipool ).
nur als hinweis, wenn man fertige scripte verwendet sollte man sich mehr gedanken über sicherheit machen als sonst noch. Das problem dabei ist, dass sich diese scripte via google aufspüren lassen, und sobald es ein sicherheitsleck in einem script an die öffentlichkeit schafft(oder noch davor) ist man hauptziel. Dass das gar nicht so unrealistisch ist, hat man letzten monat bei den diversen litecoin pools gesehen, bei denen im stratum mining server ein sicherheitsleck existierte, das es ermöglicht hat, ungültige shares zu submitten. das hat bei litecoin hauptsächlich die grossen pools getroffen, aber es zeigt das konzept - wer auf standard OS setzt, ist bei sicherheitslücken gerade im bitcoinumfeld primärziel!
hi there,
as a collateral of a defaulted loan I just received some one click hoster accounts. these are from the hosting services:
rapidgator.net
netload.in
filepost.com
bitshare.com
uploaded.net
cloudzer.to
while I dont think that its a good idea to cash those out via the respective cash out functions, especially since I dont know what has been shared with them, I'd rather like to sell premium accounts/vouchers made from them instead.
PP: I'm especially interested in bulk deals, but will happily sell single accounts/sets of accounts!
as a collateral of a defaulted loan I just received some one click hoster accounts. these are from the hosting services:
rapidgator.net
netload.in
filepost.com
bitshare.com
uploaded.net
cloudzer.to
while I dont think that its a good idea to cash those out via the respective cash out functions, especially since I dont know what has been shared with them, I'd rather like to sell premium accounts/vouchers made from them instead.
PP: I'm especially interested in bulk deals, but will happily sell single accounts/sets of accounts!
Hallo auch,
ich habe hier aus einem nicht zurückgezahlten kredit ein kollateral erhalten. Darunter sind zwei netload.in accounts mit je > $ 1000 guthaben, einige uploaded.net accounts, einige cloudzer accounds, sowie ein paar rapidgator, bitshare und filepost accounts, sowie noch ein paar andere. (Der Kreditnehmer war "uploader")
Ich bin mir absolut nicht sicher ob es eine gute Idee ist, das ganze über mein bankkonto zu liquidieren, und hatte deshalb die idee, stattdessen gutscheine aus den guthaben(netload.in) bzw die accounts selbst als premium-accounts zu verkaufen.
Hat da irgendwer interesse daran? Kleiner rabatt ist ja selbstverständlich, ich wäre auch an bulk-deals dafür interessiert, wenn jemand selbst reseller ist o.ä.
ich habe hier aus einem nicht zurückgezahlten kredit ein kollateral erhalten. Darunter sind zwei netload.in accounts mit je > $ 1000 guthaben, einige uploaded.net accounts, einige cloudzer accounds, sowie ein paar rapidgator, bitshare und filepost accounts, sowie noch ein paar andere. (Der Kreditnehmer war "uploader")
Ich bin mir absolut nicht sicher ob es eine gute Idee ist, das ganze über mein bankkonto zu liquidieren, und hatte deshalb die idee, stattdessen gutscheine aus den guthaben(netload.in) bzw die accounts selbst als premium-accounts zu verkaufen.
Hat da irgendwer interesse daran? Kleiner rabatt ist ja selbstverständlich, ich wäre auch an bulk-deals dafür interessiert, wenn jemand selbst reseller ist o.ä.
und was ist wenn durch den blödsinn ein Fanatiker nicht geschnappt wird und sich neben dir im Supermarkt in die Luftsprengt?
und wie viele terroranschläge hats in deutschland in den letzten 15 jahren gegeben?
und wie viele terroranschläge wurden in deutschland in den letzten 15 jahren verhindert?
und wie viele terroranschläge wurden in deutschland in den letzten 15 jahren durch massives eindringen in die privatsphäre verhindert?
und nur zum vergleich:
und wie viele Menschen sind in den letzten 15 Jahren durch die Polizei oder in Polizeigewahrsam unnötig ums leben gekommen?
Seriously, Thanks but no thanks, I'll take my chances with the terrorists!
nur so als info, der deutsche Perso enthält ja alle angaben auch in englisch und französisch. daher liegt es in einer für gox passenden form vor.
notarielle bestätigung war bei mir nicht vonnöten, allerdings ist meine gox zwangsverification anderthalb jahre her.
Was die notarielle beglaubigung angeht, bin ich mir nichtmal sicher ob ein deutscher notar eine persokopie beglaubigen würde, immerhin besteht in deutschland ein kopierverbot für ausweise...
notarielle bestätigung war bei mir nicht vonnöten, allerdings ist meine gox zwangsverification anderthalb jahre her.
Was die notarielle beglaubigung angeht, bin ich mir nichtmal sicher ob ein deutscher notar eine persokopie beglaubigen würde, immerhin besteht in deutschland ein kopierverbot für ausweise...
hi there,
I still have some x1->x16 with a molex connector lying around in my basement, some of them in original packaging. However, I'm in the EU(Germany), so this probably only makes sense if you are within the EU as well, or if you are willing to pay horrendous amounts of money for express shipping(dunno how much it'd actually be, but germany->us and vice versa is usually not the cheapest if you want to receive stuff in a timely manner)
I still have some x1->x16 with a molex connector lying around in my basement, some of them in original packaging. However, I'm in the EU(Germany), so this probably only makes sense if you are within the EU as well, or if you are willing to pay horrendous amounts of money for express shipping(dunno how much it'd actually be, but germany->us and vice versa is usually not the cheapest if you want to receive stuff in a timely manner)
I have one 7970 here. slot blend has been taken off to enhance airflow, original packaging available, has been purchased end of january 2012, so there's a sharp year of legal defects liability left. Card has been treated good, as in not modified, only overclocked within the ATI driver range(no volting crap), and has been operated in a climated facility, to ensure that it never went above 70 celsius.
The card is a reference design from Club3D, Location is in germany.
what would you offer on that?
The card is a reference design from Club3D, Location is in germany.
what would you offer on that?
Re: Habe evtl. einen Bug in bitcoin.de-Engine gefunden! Bitte verifizieren.
kleiner wink mit dem zaunpfahl - der TE hier hat einfach nur ne kreative bettelmethode gefunden. warum sonst sollte er euch direkt schon ne btc-addresse für die einzahlungen geben?
Re: Are there any filehosters (cyberlocker) with Bitcoin support?
well, uploaded.net used to accept bitcoin. but they did a poor job, as in not updating prices(to a point where they assumed $15/BTC when 1 BTC was at $3), and accepting 0-conf transactions. I think most other filehosts just dont "know" how to implement that.
However, you can still buy your accounts on bitmit. I usually buy from epaysolutions(https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/27616-uploaded-net-30-days-premium-account#), the guy isnt always the fastest, but he delivers, and you save a couple bucks, plus you stay anonmyous. Also, the guy has most accounts that you could need in stock.
Edit: there also used to be a guy running a site called bit-host which delivered instantly after 1 confirmation, however the guy ran at some point. dunno really what happened, but I liked his shop until he got like 0.6 BTC from me and didnt deliver...
However, you can still buy your accounts on bitmit. I usually buy from epaysolutions(https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/27616-uploaded-net-30-days-premium-account#), the guy isnt always the fastest, but he delivers, and you save a couple bucks, plus you stay anonmyous. Also, the guy has most accounts that you could need in stock.
Edit: there also used to be a guy running a site called bit-host which delivered instantly after 1 confirmation, however the guy ran at some point. dunno really what happened, but I liked his shop until he got like 0.6 BTC from me and didnt deliver...
Servus allerseits,
ich bräuchte ein paar btc, und wollte fragen, ob jemand vielleicht in zukunft seinen Kaffee mit bitcoins bezahlt. Als mitarbeiter in einer Starbucks-filiale bekomme ich auf die Kartenaufladungen etwas über 10% rabatt, den würde ich an euch weiter geben. um das Guthaben zu transferieren, brauche ich dann nur noch die nummer eurer Starbucks-card, die ihr bei bedarf in eurer nächsten Filiale kostenlos bekommt(naja, nicht ganz, die karte muss mit mindestens 5 euro aktiviert werden, die werden aber sofort als nutzbares kartenguthaben gebucht).
Also, wenn einer von euch, oder gar mehrere von euch interesse haben, meldet euch doch bei mir.
ich bräuchte ein paar btc, und wollte fragen, ob jemand vielleicht in zukunft seinen Kaffee mit bitcoins bezahlt. Als mitarbeiter in einer Starbucks-filiale bekomme ich auf die Kartenaufladungen etwas über 10% rabatt, den würde ich an euch weiter geben. um das Guthaben zu transferieren, brauche ich dann nur noch die nummer eurer Starbucks-card, die ihr bei bedarf in eurer nächsten Filiale kostenlos bekommt(naja, nicht ganz, die karte muss mit mindestens 5 euro aktiviert werden, die werden aber sofort als nutzbares kartenguthaben gebucht).
Also, wenn einer von euch, oder gar mehrere von euch interesse haben, meldet euch doch bei mir.