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Quote from: TomTomBC on March 02, 2011, 10:20:25 PM

Yeah uh I wasn't dead set on this working... Thats why I said it was TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. Thats also why I quoted stuff, because I was skeptical... I didn't say a thing about processing power, i just said it increased the speed of an "operation", which was a vague term...

And i didn't expect a 8000 percent increase in speed... that would be insane, i was just wondering if there was some kind of small effect on it.

If you are searching for a substantial MH increase, OVERCLOCK! I went from 229ish MH/s to 282~283 MH/s... That's almost a 25% increase

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Yeah uh I wasn't dead set on this working... Thats why I said it was TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. Thats also why I quoted stuff, because I was skeptical... I didn't say a thing about processing power, i just said it increased the speed of an "operation", which was a vague term...

And i didn't expect a 8000 percent increase in speed... that would be insane, i was just wondering if there was some kind of small effect on it.

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^Check Out^ Isle 3

Sorry Just a sec..... Grin

Whew !!!! Sorry, I was ROFLMAO Grin

So you say you Googled it and the Jump Drive will increase your processing power by 8000-10,000 percent. Hmm....
Grin

Yea, give it a try Grin

I hear jumping up and down while farting increases the processing of the hashes too... Grin

I couldn't resist, Welcome !!!!

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Quote from: TomTomBC on March 02, 2011, 09:59:12 PM

So ive been mining bitcoins here and there recently, just doing whatever. When i popped the 2gb jump drive i use for school in, the AutoPlay had an option called "Windows ReadyBoost" that was said to "speed up your system" . I went and wiki'd the name (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Readyboost) and in the article it mentions a 8000-10000 percent increase in the speed of an 'operation'. So could this be used to increase the hashrate when generating? Because it just seems really too good to be true.

Thanks!

0 hash rate increase...

Readyboost is when you don't have enough RAM, instead of using your HDD as RAM, it uses your flash drive, which has a much faster latency. Bitcoin uses almost no RAM (as long as you have 128MB your fine). This is more targeted to netbooks and very poor laptops and even worse desktops

and Readyboost is actually legit, you have not been probably hacked

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No. Also you have probably been hacked.

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So ive been mining bitcoins here and there recently, just doing whatever. When i popped the 2gb jump drive i use for school in, the AutoPlay had an option called "Windows ReadyBoost" that was said to "speed up your system" . I went and wiki'd the name (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Readyboost) and in the article it mentions a 8000-10000 percent increase in the speed of an 'operation'. So could this be used to increase the hashrate when generating? Because it just seems really too good to be true.

Thanks!

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