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haha is that even worth it power costs vs. BTC mined?
Glad it's fixed though
Glad it's fixed though
Probably not, but if you're looking at BTC as an investment, it doesn't matter what the calculators say you're earning per watt, it matters what Bitcoin is worth when you decide to sell.
that's the thing, my first priority is getting some BTC.
Firstly, why not just use CGMiner?
Also, if your card dies at a certain unstable intensity/overclock it will often restart with secondary lower clock speeds and you will get almost nothing out of it. My 7870s drop to around 25-40mhash from 460mhash when this happens. Restart your computer.
Also, if your card dies at a certain unstable intensity/overclock it will often restart with secondary lower clock speeds and you will get almost nothing out of it. My 7870s drop to around 25-40mhash from 460mhash when this happens. Restart your computer.
restarting the pc fixed it. I had the gpu overclocked when i first set up the pc, but when i started mining the screen froze in under a minute. The problem i wrote about happend when the gpu was running at default speeds. I guess i'll underclock the gpu a bit. i'm not even sure it's worth trying to use this old piece of shit pc. (it's been collecting dust in a corner for almost 2 years, i just though i'd set it up to have a, slow, constant mining operation going.)
I'm pretty new to bitcoin mining, i just set up my old pc to mine today, at first it was working fine, the hashrate was around 90mhash/s, and i stayed like that for almost two hours, but suddenly, out of the blue the rate dropped to 50khash/s. I have no idea what caused this. I'm using GUIminer with CGminer at the backend.
need help!
need help!