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Re: [ANN][GIVEAWAY][GLD] 2000 GLD Giveaway on CoinEX
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shadizzle
on 24/09/2013, 01:45:44 UTC
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Re: Output 13 volts, 14 amps
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shadizzle
on 22/09/2013, 18:36:45 UTC
Id have to double check the amperage on mine,

but I have a tripplite that can output up to 18vdc, would have to check the amp. out though. 
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Re: All Newibes: Start Earning Bitcoins today! + Free bitcoin.
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shadizzle
on 22/09/2013, 03:09:29 UTC
I like it!  Thank you for sharing

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Re: EVGA 1300 SuperNova G2 pinout
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shadizzle
on 21/09/2013, 03:26:21 UTC
I think this guy was asking this question on bitcoin-otc the other day. If it's anything like my seasonic, the larger connector holds more common lines (12v, 5v, 3.3v, ground), and the smaller one holds the minor lines (5v standby, -12v, -5v PWR_OK, PS_ON#). My best bet is to connect a multimeter's probeto a known ground, and start sticking the other probe in the ATX 24 pin area on the power supply. You don't want to dead short random pins with a paper clip because if you dead short the standby 5v toa  ground, you're power supply will go pop, magic smoke.


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Re: Asic Eruptor Power
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shadizzle
on 21/09/2013, 03:13:02 UTC
You will be happy to know that the grounds are common.  Smiley


http://reprap.org/wiki/File:PCPowerSupply-atx-pinouts.gif
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Re: EVGA 1300 SuperNova G2 pinout
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shadizzle
on 20/09/2013, 21:54:18 UTC
You would have to look at the 24 pin plug via internet, or find who makes the PSU for EVGA in order to figure that out.

The colors you're looking for to execute the run command on the PSU are green(sometime dark green, but smaller gauge wire) and any ground off the 24pin plug.


GL
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Re: Supreme Leader of North Korea sends greetings to Western Bitcoin users
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shadizzle
on 19/09/2013, 23:12:46 UTC
How's Dennis doing over there coaching your basketball team?
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Re: World's fastest ASIC Bitcoin mining generators Made in North Korea
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shadizzle
on 19/09/2013, 23:03:10 UTC
This one is going to be good....
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Re: Which one to buy right now ASICMiner Blade or CoinTerra?
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shadizzle
on 19/09/2013, 16:26:57 UTC
@theSwede-  Where do you see the 1/2 TH miner on their site? I was only able to view their 1 and 2TH miners.


@dragonkid-  In regards to your logic via consoles, it sounds like you have made your decision.  Plus you can enjoy your PS4 the meantime Smiley

If you are looking for more RIGHT NOW, pick up another one or two blades, and resell them when you are ready(if your funding allows after PS4 preorder).  Though the difficulty rating is high,  there will almost ALWAYS be newbies out there looking for a start somewhere as bitcoin picks up in popularity.  
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Re: Which one to buy right now ASICMiner Blade or CoinTerra?
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shadizzle
on 19/09/2013, 15:28:57 UTC
Its a good question,  personally id do the blades since you can have them tomorrow vs. waiting till next year when the difficulty level is said to continue to skyrocket upward.  You'd be better turning over what you can now, rather than wait for later (IMHO)  Use this Link to help you decide a little better:  http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/  

You could also look into these guys: http://drillbitsystem.com/products.html  They seem to have a good rep, and are talking delivery in the next couple months.

As for speeds, just like any frequency out there-  MH/s(megahashes/second>GH/s(Gigahash/second)>TH/s(Terahash/seecond)


1000GH/s= 1TH/s
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Re: Need advice....blades or 60ghs unit?
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shadizzle
on 17/09/2013, 20:42:55 UTC
How many blades? did you have in mind?

Personally, if you have the loot to invest in a 60GH/s miner. The first thing id look at is what is the overclocking potential of the unit.
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Re: Gold Coin (GLD) Info Thread - The Gold Standard of Digital Currency [NEW THREAD]
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shadizzle
on 16/09/2013, 00:04:08 UTC
Hello

 New to the GLDcoin world by referral!



GLD: EEpY6kcRYmCYxNj4WXi8vsHH1QBEo6rjwm

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Re: Drivers help?
by
shadizzle
on 15/09/2013, 21:43:46 UTC
I was getting that feeling Smiley

No worries, I fought with them a good day myself- thats how ya learn, and thats why we're here.
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Re: Drivers help?
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shadizzle
on 15/09/2013, 21:16:11 UTC
Which driver version did you download the v6.6.1 right? Unzipped ok? (only one for win7)


Are all chipsets and other I/O drivers up to date for your system itself?

What version of win 7 are you running, home/pro, 32 or 64 bit- normal installation?


Sorry for all the questions, but other than maybe have downloaded the v6.3, these drivers should install just fine. Its strange you are getting this error.  Is the system memory in good shape?

What is your system spec?
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Re: Drivers help?
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shadizzle
on 15/09/2013, 18:16:28 UTC
Which USB port?  There have been issues in the past where certain USB3.0 ports actually are the issue.  Try a standard 2.0 port and run your driver install again (assuming you haven't already).

I had a similar issue at first myself- turned out being the usb3.0 chipset itself (first gen not integrated to the PCH yet).

If you do have this installed in a 2.0 port... where did you get these erupters?

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Re: Drivers help?
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shadizzle
on 15/09/2013, 17:48:41 UTC
Are your USB erupters showing up in device manager?  Should be showing as unknown device, that would be first thing to check. 

-How are these erupters wired to your system?
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Re: [ANN][GIVEAWAY][GLD] 2000 GLD Giveaway on CoinEX
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shadizzle
on 15/09/2013, 07:12:04 UTC
Signed up, ty!
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Re: Need a recommendation on motherboard
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shadizzle
on 14/09/2013, 18:39:10 UTC
Do you need a CPU with it?

I have a 990fx-ud5 w/a fx6100, and afew other pieces to go with it.
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Re: ASICMiner Block Erupter Blade Not Hashing
by
shadizzle
on 14/09/2013, 15:23:20 UTC
Who is your mining pool, and what is the mining pool address format supposed to look like?
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Re: Satoshi Forest shows potential power of BTC community!
by
shadizzle
on 14/09/2013, 02:31:30 UTC
Wow what a great idea, and you're a great person for pursuing your idea despite hurtles.

I dont have much, but def. will be sending you a small donation.