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Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Anyone else having issues with blockchain.info right now?
nope keeps doing the same thing as always, confuses me and gives me a head ache no problem. 
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Chyeah triple doublez like bosses
doesn't this just indicate that difficulty will be going up
That is the only way they can build in any kind of value otherwise this is nothing more than a great big ponzi scheme.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
..... Basically take the phase of the mood at 3pm then put in a constant for the size of your best friend's cat. divide that by the number of people in your home town during the year of your mothers birth. now multiply that all by your hash rate, divide by the total number of points and then multiply that by the total reward minus 2%. It really is that simple. 
Come on! I've explained it a thousand times.
It's the exponential of the [phase of the moon divided by the weight of the cat] * [the number of times your cat jumped on your miner (because it's warm) per hour] multiplied by your hashrate divided by the speed of light divided by the pool's hashrate * 0.98
There's absolutely nothing about the number of people in your home town in that calculation, I have no idea where you picked that up.
This is about to get totally out of controll isn't it.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
And because of my lack of cognitive processing it took about 5 pages to get me to understand. So if you cant get it from that please ask more questions. Basically take the phase of the mood at 3pm then put in a constant for the size of your best friend's cat. divide that by the number of people in your home town during the year of your mothers birth. now multiply that all by your hash rate, divide by the total number of points and then multiply that by the total reward minus 2%. It really is that simple.
Before anyone yells at me it's a joke and I'm picking on myself.
Before anyone yells at me it's a joke and I'm picking on myself.
And don't forget to consider the phase of the moon! Include also other important factors such as the weather in Alaska and whether the round ends on a high or low tide.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Well your shares are looking off. It seems like you had a problem at the end of a block 18152 and start of a block 18153. For 18152 you should have about 6360 shares and for 18153 you should have 4770. So it is clear what happened. You stop mining or you had connection problems. You do know how scoring system works right? If not look back it is explained(last time) from page 429 on. If you have additional questions let me know.
EDIT: End of page 429
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And because of my lack of cognitive processing it took about 5 pages to get me to understand. So if you cant get it from that please ask more questions. Basically take the phase of the mood at 3pm then put in a constant for the size of your best friend's cat. divide that by the number of people in your home town during the year of your mothers birth. now multiply that all by your hash rate, divide by the total number of points and then multiply that by the total reward minus 2%. It really is that simple.
Before anyone yells at me it's a joke and I'm picking on myself.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Heh, google.com gives different results to google.co.uk - go figure. First hit on .co.uk was the answer using that same search.
Yes google customises results of the searches according to the state and user. I hate this "new" option...Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
if the block is still going through the 100 confirmations, the volume you receive (should) correct its self. Mine said none, at first, then after a couple of confirmations, reset its self to 0.003BTC
Give it time. If it fails to come back at the end of the confirmations, post again about it, and Slush will probably look into it.
yup just happened, thats why i asked nice like. wow that was a short answer.lolGive it time. If it fails to come back at the end of the confirmations, post again about it, and Slush will probably look into it.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
can someone explain to me (yes I know it took 4 pages to answer my last question) why I recieved nothing the last block, ran my miner the entire time and it lasted like 2 hours, not sure what happened, I had almost 75 shares towards the end then they just went poof.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
you have to have the namecoin miner running with your cgminer or other software for it to register namecoins for you. been running it for a little over 3 weeks and have 0.00407408 namecoins
False. Your namecoin miner does nothing in slush's pool. I've been mining for about the same amount of time and I have .5 NMC. Current NMC round is 1 day, 19:07:35. Like I said, it's getwork only and using stratum means you are not participating in the mining of a NMC block. And paying the 10% fee to use getwork is more loss than you will ever gain via namecoin.18116 2013-05-20 09:43:31 3:09:59 23963018 95 0.00012246 0.00045825 237043 25.22500001 confirmed
If you are mining on stratum, then your miner specifically will not be contributing to a namecoin block. Since the pool is almost entirely moved over to stratum, namecoins are generated very infrequently. However, anyone with a namecoin address associated with their account will get paid namecoins based on their score in the next bitcoin block that is found. When namecoins are mined by a getwork user, the payout is distributed by bitcoin round score to all miners with a namecoin address, not just those on getwork. Hope that was clearer.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
you have to have the namecoin miner running with your cgminer or other software for it to register namecoins for you. been running it for a little over 3 weeks and have 0.00407408 namecoins
False. Your namecoin miner does nothing in slush's pool. I've been mining for about the same amount of time and I have .5 NMC. Current NMC round is 1 day, 19:07:35. Like I said, it's getwork only and using stratum means you are not participating in the mining of a NMC block. And paying the 10% fee to use getwork is more loss than you will ever gain via namecoin.18116 2013-05-20 09:43:31 3:09:59 23963018 95 0.00012246 0.00045825 237043 25.22500001 confirmed
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
why is namecoin merged mining turned off?
what makes you say it is turned offuser wtff in the irc chat said it was disabled, and I have been mining for 30 hours on this pool with a namecoin address added yet no results
18116 2013-05-20 09:43:31 3:09:59 0.00045825 237043 25.22500001 confirmed
you have to have the namecoin miner running with your cgminer or other software for it to register namecoins for you. been running it for a little over 3 weeks and have 0.00407408 namecoins
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
why is namecoin merged mining turned off?
what makes you say it is turned offRe: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Blockchain says Slush got block 237278, but his site doesn't agree? And that payout address is not right either. https://blockchain.info/tx/05250d0d298a075bc9cf7c224e2421d7387f1996d82dbef1982f36cb43acbb4e Whose is the error?
i second this missing.
currious would like to know the answer as well. Could it be he also has a solo rig and this is reporting a chain found that way?
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Last few rounds, looks like it makes sense now just wish there was a line for my score thats all. and my hash is under 50 just dont want to admit how little it really is cause you would die laughing but like I said running this as a model and not as income generation yet.
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Plenty of miners have a hashrate of ~ 35 Mhps (like you).
Which reminds me organofcorti - you said you may find time for an updated blog entry - have I missed it or have you been too busy (watching day time tv - jeremy springer
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there has got to be a way to put this conversation into a wiki or a faq to prevent the need to go through it again for the next guy/gal
Just dont like the begging thing - the wiki thing is a good idea and has been mentioned before - I dont think anyone ever expected slush's thread to get to 431 pages...
[EDIT] someone will tell us if there's a thread with more pages than slush...
Ah ok that makes sense just teasing and I dont mind posting a website for free advert but not into begging but would still be happy to babysit any extra coins people have laying around
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Now I have a question for you. Someone tolled me that if I overclock my cards I need to increase the voltage. Even if that is not necessary for stability. You just need to or you will damaged it. Is that right? It sounds wrong to me but I'm no expert...
If you are stable, then there is no need to increase voltage. (You might have some issues that don't cause the card to stop working completely that require more voltage however.)
It will definitely not ever do damage to run at too low voltage. Running at too high of a voltage is where you might do physical damage to your cards.
he beat me too it, I agree. The best thing to do is to use the software that came with your card to over clock it. If it didn't come with software you are better off not overclocking it. Playing with voltage can seriously fry your system if you dont know what you are doing with it.
To pay for a BL 5gh miner will take around a month if the market price goes down to 100, 3 months if it goes under 75, those are just estimates so please no one correct me. Fact is no one should invest in bitcoins at all unless they can afford to loose every penny they put into it because it is marginally stable at best. People will always do currency conversions regardless of how much of a market there is. There is a movement to use silver as a unit of trade and people still convert silver to fiat.
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Last few rounds, looks like it makes sense now just wish there was a line for my score thats all. and my hash is under 50 just dont want to admit how little it really is cause you would die laughing but like I said running this as a model and not as income generation yet.
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Plenty of miners have a hashrate of ~ 35 Mhps (like you).
Which reminds me organofcorti - you said you may find time for an updated blog entry - have I missed it or have you been too busy (watching day time tv - jeremy springer
) there has got to be a way to put this conversation into a wiki or a faq to prevent the need to go through it again for the next guy/gal
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
Last few rounds, looks like it makes sense now just wish there was a line for my score thats all. and my hash is under 50 just dont want to admit how little it really is cause you would die laughing but like I said running this as a model and not as income generation yet.
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Plenty of miners have a hashrate of ~ 35 Mhps (like you).
Re: [8500 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
I think I've done that, ok he may be a troll but not currently, been an admin understand the head ache but at least he answered me. I think i've been short and to the point. Very happy with slush's pool just want to understand (as best as I am able) what i'm doing and how to monitor what i'm doing. I'm ok if my final answer is "i have no freeking idea what is happening, I basically trust slush, and I'm making some extra money so all is ok." but I follow the adage to never invest in something you dont understand or at least understand how to find answers. I've read the posts and I was impressed how the last hacking incident was solved and I hope to be able to help others later on.
You know why I'm a troll? Because I came out and say there are currently problems with the pool and there is no Slush to fix them. I also helped some others users that were having problems to figure out that it is not them but pool. Now that the Slush is back he confirmed all of the problems that I was talking about. But that makes me a troll. Nobody is allowed to say there is a problem or you are a troll or an idiot according to digital and nottm28. Now I'm just waiting for Slush to confirm that stratum problem is solved so I can move miners back to the pool.Last few rounds, looks like it makes sense now just wish there was a line for my score thats all. and my hash is under 50 just dont want to admit how little it really is cause you would die laughing but like I said running this as a model and not as income generation yet.
# Block found at Duration Total shares Your shares Your BTC reward Your NMC reward Block # Block value Validity
18135 2013-05-21 17:37:11 1:36:53 12695448 53 0.00006708 none 237231 25.48535000 81 confirmations left
18134 2013-05-21 16:00:18 0:26:35 3457677 18 0.00021083 none 237223 25.14300000 73 confirmations left
18133 2013-05-21 15:33:43 1:51:09 14747996 68 0.00018078 none 237220 25.30394083 70 confirmations left
18132 2013-05-21 13:42:34 4:36:39 35961484 130 0.00001743 none 237203 25.54100850 53 confirmations left
18131 2013-05-21 09:05:55 2:17:34 17724619 67 0.00007852 none 237172 25.46060060 22 confirmations left
18130 2013-05-21 06:48:21 2:25:12 18326315 60 0.00006342 none 237161 25.00000000 11 confirmations left
18129 2013-05-21 04:23:09 4:12:53 32550742 124 0.00008228 none 237141 25.42121000 confirmed
Looks about right for the hardware you are using - yes, sounds like you are well capable of understanding - mining is a minefield when you first start. I don't blame you for starting slow while you wait for new GPU hardware so you can get the lay of the land. The thing is though, CPU's mine so slow compared to the other hardware (GPU's and now a massive uptake of ASIC's) that you will only be submitting a few shares per round. This means your earnings will fluctuate wildly. When your new kit arrives you will see more of a constant kind of earnings - but you have to keep in mind luck plays a part to - so you may see double earnings one week, half the next etc.
Read those links I posted - they helped me understand loads.