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Re: [Poll] Which Doge - Mining pool do you use / like / is the best ?
Now the bad news about mupool.com. MuPool was my pool of choice for the last month and a half. Last week as most of us already know, DOGE blockchain has changed to ver. 1.6 and all of the pools had to update the protocol too. Guess what, MuPool.com missed that and me and my friends have been mining in vain for over a couple of days, now having the coins that will never get confirmed over the network.
We have contacted customer support via contact form and live chat - no answer, guys obviously know they screwed things up and neither want to confirm that nor address the issue. I'm saying Bye to this pool and will advise all my fellow miners to do so as well!
Proof:
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
We have contacted customer support via contact form and live chat - no answer, guys obviously know they screwed things up and neither want to confirm that nor address the issue. I'm saying Bye to this pool and will advise all my fellow miners to do so as well!
Proof:
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
Re: [10 TH] [0% Fee] [10 LTC Bonus] MuPool.com Multi Coin Pool now Supports Bitcoins
Now the bad, MuPool was my pool of choice for the last month and a half. Last week as most of us already know, DOGE blockchain has changed to ver. 1.6 and all of the pools had to update the protocol too. Guess what, MuPool.com missed that and me and my friends have been mining in vain for over a couple of days, now having the coins that will never get confirmed over the network.
We have contacted customer support via contact form and live chat - no answer, guys obviously know they screwed things up and neither want to confirm that nor address the issue. I'm saying Bye to this pool and will advise all my fellow miners to do so as well!
Proof:
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
We have contacted customer support via contact form and live chat - no answer, guys obviously know they screwed things up and neither want to confirm that nor address the issue. I'm saying Bye to this pool and will advise all my fellow miners to do so as well!
Proof:
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
http://i.piccy.info/i9/318cb27bbca8503317798b8bb3575737/1395597435/54876/719711/1.png
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]
That's why I said to buy 4gb.
I know it works on 4gb, and he is using windows not Linux. So even the OS will use more ram.
He asked if Linux would require less memory. I said yes. I recommended 4gb ram. You have said your works.
Which bit was wrong? The sorry part confused me, was it sarcasm from what I said or what?
I know it works on 4gb, and he is using windows not Linux. So even the OS will use more ram.
He asked if Linux would require less memory. I said yes. I recommended 4gb ram. You have said your works.
Which bit was wrong? The sorry part confused me, was it sarcasm from what I said or what?
It's been said in the last few pages that to run 5 gpus you need more memory 8gb ish and a higher power cpu
I would second doubling the RAM at least.
Sorry dude I misread your saying. I thought you mean 8GB is at least for running 5GPUs rig so it is confusing for newcomer. And RAM is much expensive than last year, at least twice.
Don't mind me I'm crazy those days, dude.
Thanks everyone for the input! Last question is do you think guys 4 Gb might be enough to run these kids under Win x86? AizenSou, could you please recommend Linux distro to go with? So far been helpless w/ Ubuntus of all tastes.
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]
Thanks for your feedback! Would it matter if it's Win or Linux (regarding RAM and CPU)? My excuses for being a noob, coming from AMD cards mining where I see RAM is not of that much importance?
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]
Hi guys! Would you please take a look and see if my 750Ti config is good enough? I get a lot of errors 6 and 30 in cudaminer, sometimes with drivers crashing and barely running stable over 10 hrs. So here it is:
Biostar H61B mobo w/ 1 PCIe 16x and 5 PCIe 1x
XFX XXX Edition 750W PSU
2 Gb RAM
Celeron 1620 LGA1155
5x ASUS GTX750Ti all on 1 to 16 powered risers
This rig is running Win7 x86 and I spent a couple evenings trying to run off Linux with no success yet. Waiting for advice and any comments, thanks.
Biostar H61B mobo w/ 1 PCIe 16x and 5 PCIe 1x
XFX XXX Edition 750W PSU
2 Gb RAM
Celeron 1620 LGA1155
5x ASUS GTX750Ti all on 1 to 16 powered risers
This rig is running Win7 x86 and I spent a couple evenings trying to run off Linux with no success yet. Waiting for advice and any comments, thanks.
Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]
Hi guys, I'm having an interesting issue with miner and cards. This is my first nVidia rig and been running it with x86 Win7. Cudaminer seems to crash when cards are either in overclocked or in stock mode, software like Afterburner, Gpu Tweak and OC Guru just crash the system. I'm pretty sure the issue is with the cards brand/risers, but would like to see if anyone is having similar issues. Hardly breaking 280 kh/s barrier per card with a 5 card setup:
Biostar H61B, 1*PCIe 16x, 5*PCIe 1x
2Gb RAM
32 GB SSD
Celeron G1620
XFX XXX Edition 750W PSU
Win7 pro x86
5*ASUS GTX 750Ti, all on 1 to 16 powered risers (seems that the problem is here?)
The longest I've run before Cudaminer crashing is about 8hrs. Does anyone have nice Kepler bios settings I can flash or other remedy to break the 300 kh/s per card?
Biostar H61B, 1*PCIe 16x, 5*PCIe 1x
2Gb RAM
32 GB SSD
Celeron G1620
XFX XXX Edition 750W PSU
Win7 pro x86
5*ASUS GTX 750Ti, all on 1 to 16 powered risers (seems that the problem is here?)
The longest I've run before Cudaminer crashing is about 8hrs. Does anyone have nice Kepler bios settings I can flash or other remedy to break the 300 kh/s per card?