Will someone please help me fill a shared masternode?

https://www.mintnodes.com/clusternodes

I see blindness in you, you have the bold decision to sell your home to invest in BTC, this is not necessarily wrong. But look how you will live from now until 2019. Are you sure your family will have enough money to live each day. I think you are making mistakes that will make your life worse. Believe in us is good but your life and family are always more important.

I restart maybe once a month on win7 just to install updates and give it a reboot. None of my rigs have all the same model card in them as I am way to cheap to have bought them all new and at once.

Well, he does tend to visit the forum though under a different username, he'll find a way to respond indirectly if he's amused.

I am sorry . I had to go to cousin wedding. So i was afk whole day. We are now going as planned again.

NOTE: on 1. March , I will relocate my news to new topic and first 10 readers there will be rewarded with some nice free and shiny BTC .

Dude this is thread only dedicated to BTC.. leave the other altcoins ... Only discuss about BTC and stop promoting something which doesn't worth for now.

I guess it's the getting the bandwidth of the RAM maximised in a way the the GPU is smoothly and constantly fed with data. Not sure why, but anything other than 1500 or 1800+ RAM is rubbish on R280X.

Buttercoin Promises To Launch *Very* Soon… But Where And What?

 Caleb Chen  28/02/2014


Buttercoin has just emailed everyone that signed up for their early access list!

buttercoin launch
That’s right, they made a PR campaign out of their launch.
If you are interesting in pushing me further up the queue to get more information on Buttercoin to the masses faster, please follow this link and register for early access.



Who Is Buttercoin?

Buttercoin was founded by Cedric Dahl and Bennet Hoffman, formerly of CoinHarvest, back in 2013 and received roughly $1.6 million in funding from various sources including Google Ventures and Y Combinator.

Dahl and Hoffman are targeting the International Remittance market, a $550 billion USD market that is currently run by “cartels” such as Western Union which charge up to 10% for a transfer.   Buttercoin seeks to rebuild this crucial international infrastructure using Bitcoin as the centerpiece instead of the current hodgepodge mesh of bank transfer systems riddled with middlemen and governments which is currently used.

As I mentioned back in 2013, both domestic and international remittances highlight Bitcoin’s superiority to the USD as a medium of exchange. I posited that we may soon find ourselves in a world where Bitcoin and other cryptocoins are the best “bank account” that someone in a third world country could conceivably own or have steady access to. A Bitcoin wallet in a fiat denominated world is useless without trusted exchanges though, and that’s where Buttercoin comes in.

How is Buttercoin Launching?

Buttercoin’s plan, as revealed to TechCrunch in an interview last August, is to partner with existing local money transfer businesses in order to guarantee regulatory compliance within the country.  However, they plan to keep these local partners’ hands out of the pot, so to say, by only giving them 50% of generated fees.  Buttercoin is merely using these existing local money transfer businesses, or third party payment processors as China likes to call them, for regulatory compliance.  The hands off partnership offers the established fiat businesses a way to legally tap into the growing Bitcoin economy and in turn allows Buttercoin to bring Bitcoin to that specific country.

What And Where Exactly Is Buttercoin Launching?

It isn’t yet clear what exactly Buttercoin has lined up for the launch.  Back in August they informed the press that they planned to open in India by the end of 2014; however, it is likely that the regulatory haze within the Indian government that delayed Unocoin for awhile may have also delayed Buttercoin’s plans in the region.

Astute Bitcoiners may recall that Sunny Ray is involved with both Unocoin and Buttercoin.  The connection is simple, Sunny Ray works with BitPay in India and likely knows all the channels (read: existing local money transfer businesses) that will settle Bitcoin with Indian Rupee.  Whether or not Buttercoin’s new launch effects Unocoin in any way, remains to be seen.

Buttercoin’s announcement hints that they will be launching their Bitcoin trading platform globally; however, I still sincerely hope that they also have a fully established Bitcoin exchange to announce in a new country.

The new cards do get reliably higher hashrates, but only at certain special frequencies such as 1500 or 1800 RAM on 280Xs coupled with 1080 or 1160 core respectively for 750 and 780-807 khash!

As far as I know this is Satoshi's account => https://blockchain.info/address/12c6DSiU4Rq3P4ZxziKxzrL5LmMBrzjrJX

I just found this transaction has added some coin to it. Anyone know the source of this transaction as it is sending coins to multiple accounts at a time ?

https://blockchain.info/tx/065ef6b1463f552f675622a5d1fd2c08d6324b4402049f68e767a719e2049e8d

Yes, don't forget to look at the max TDP Watts, it's a good guide on which is most power efficient.

All take power from the Motherboard = 75W
6-Pin PCI-E power connector = 75W
8-Pin PCI-E power connector = 150W

HD7850 = 1024SPUs = 150W max = 6.83SPUs/W
HD7970 = 2048SPUs = 375W max = 5.46SPUs/W

Therefor you should find 2x HD7850s give the same hashing power for 25% less watts.