[ANN] [ASIC-RESISTANT] UltraCoin (UTC) - Ultrafast 6 second transactions!! - page 295.

Mikebeav3r

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Quote from: MasterCATZ on April 01, 2014, 01:33:51 AM

I think closer to the truth is they have no money ...

I did post a pastebin link to their drama here somewhere .. if its not been moderated ...

Yep, I had .26 BTC in there, UTC/BTC trading platform is down, they have a message saying which currencies are affected, UTC was not one of them, but you still cant trade it there, so I dumped my BTC (which I would never have seen again) into MAX and pulled it out of there, spent ages trying to figure out which was the best format to remove it in and gave up, just waiting for my MAX wallet to sync on my Mac Book before dumping it at Cryptsy and buying up some UTC with it, lost a little, about .1 BTC, but at least not all of it.
If you do have anything in Cryptorush, it might be worth getting out while you still can, withdrawls for everything apart from what is listed at the top of their page are going through at the moment.

azerbaidjan

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Today: April fool day, but:

BTC strongly growing and expected to go to xxx, meaning all other cryptos should breathe a little while it lasts.
Those who bought back at 450 already made 10%. Congrats!
Bear in mind we're still 1-2 months away from the end of bear market: be cautious but take your profit where it's at.

Me? -I'm holding, bagholding and buying back. These are incredible bargain prices and you will slap yourself within a few month not having taken the chance to put some money in UTC now and over the coming month.
It's never been so easy to acquire tens of thousands of UTC at prices that close to the IPO.

Good luck y'all!

Disclaimer: I'm not a bottom catcher and this is not an investment advice so don't come back and whine if my views are not that correct.

Marnie1976

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I have a question .... Huh

@Bumface and @ Xwebnetwork....

At the UTC website is this info: "FUN FACT: Did you know that Ultracoin has a 20% return on investment after 1 year? Via the Proof-of-Stake system, any coins you hold in your wallet will automatically accrue an additional 20%......"

How exactly does this work ?

1. Does this 20% pay out goes automatically and exactly after 365 days, not sooner like every three months ?

2. How the calculation is made as to which part is then paid 20% ?

Thanks for answering..

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Quote from: Kestrel71 on April 01, 2014, 01:14:38 AM

Has there been a fork or major upgrade in the last 72 hours as Crypto rush UTC wallet is offline and they are saying it is because of a fork. I have looked through the last few pages and see no mention of one.

No fork, they ripped off their customers and blamed it on the BC dev

MasterCATZ

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I think closer to the truth is they have no money ...

I did post a pastebin link to their drama here somewhere .. if its not been moderated ...

Kestrel71

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Has there been a fork or major upgrade in the last 72 hours as Crypto rush UTC wallet is offline and they are saying it is because of a fork. I have looked through the last few pages and see no mention of one.

jakiman

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Quote from: xwebnetwork on March 31, 2014, 10:32:20 PM

Yes, yes it can. Grin

I'll get that fixed up right now! Thanks for the heads up.

Edit: Just to confirm one thing. Much of the site's text is light grey, including the feed body text. Are you only having an issue with the feed? For instance, have a look at the text here: http://ultracoin.net/mining.html

Same light grey for much of the static text, unless they are rendering differently for you..

I've tried both Chrome and Maxthon. Actually, much of the site is fairly hard to read.
The hyperlinks to the pools are black. But the rest of text is light grey as you say.
Just a little darker shade of grey would definitely be better and more legible IMHO.

xwebnetwork

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Veni. Vidi. Vici.

Yes, yes it can. Grin

I'll get that fixed up right now! Thanks for the heads up.

Edit: Just to confirm one thing. Much of the site's text is light grey, including the feed body text. Are you only having an issue with the feed? For instance, have a look at the text here: http://ultracoin.net/mining.html

Same light grey for much of the static text, unless they are rendering differently for you..

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Quote from: xwebnetwork on March 31, 2014, 10:03:36 PM

WEBSITE UPDATES

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Updated News Sub-Menu - Removed Facebook/Twitter Links
Updated News Link

NEWS
Enabled live news feed from Facebook in place of static HTML

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Still much to be done on our quest to greatness. Tongue

Awesome work as always xweb!

BTW, the news feed text is light grey and very hard to read. Can that be darkened?

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Quote from: Glandoux on March 31, 2014, 08:49:50 AM

Quote from: jakiman on March 31, 2014, 12:12:03 AM

Quote from: Glandoux on March 31, 2014, 12:06:38 AM

Did anyone calculate the difference in power consumption between scrypt jane and scrypt?

My cards run a lot less hot, it must be a drastic change in power consumption.

My 8 x 280x rig at the wall:
LTC = 2300W
UTC = 2000W
HVC = 1400W

Really? I'd figure there would be a bigger difference between LTC and UTC considering the sheer difference in room temperature and GPU temperature.

It's still a good 15% or so difference. But it's not a lot more really.
But that is still enough to definitely run the cards much cooler than Scrypt.

FYI - My 280x each hashes at 730kh/s on Scrypt and 138kh/s on Ultracoin.
Running at 1025mhz & 1065mv so they are under-clocked and under-volted.
I can clock them higher to get 770kh/s on Scrypt and 145kh/s on Ultracoin.

xwebnetwork

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Veni. Vidi. Vici.

WEBSITE UPDATES

INDEX
Updated News Sub-Menu - Removed Facebook/Twitter Links
Updated News Link

NEWS
Enabled live news feed from Facebook in place of static HTML

===========

Still much to be done on our quest to greatness. Tongue

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Wirly

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Quote from: MinerSVK on March 31, 2014, 08:52:06 PM

Quote from: Thirtybird on March 31, 2014, 08:27:58 PM

Quote from: MinerSVK on March 31, 2014, 08:12:07 PM

I have Win7 64bit but only 4 GB ram

I increase virtual ram in Win but i dont know if this work with Yacminer.

Failed message from Yacminer for 280x is:

"enqueueing kernel onto command queue..." and 270s make 20 khash.

Can you confirm, that i could combinate different configs GPU to one config file ?

You can. Your issue with not being able to use 2 threads on 1 card and 1 thread on another card was true of older miners, but cgminer-kalroth, sgminer and yacminer support different numbers of threads on a per-card basis so long as you have ADL available.

it sounds like your thread on the 270 bubbled over to dynamic memory, while the 280x had a buffer-size too high.

Ok, so on what numbers i must start ? I lost in Raw and Buffer... :/

ThirtBird's post here will help you figure it out http://forum.yacoin.org/index.php?topic=608.0

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Quote from: Thirtybird on March 31, 2014, 08:27:58 PM

Quote from: MinerSVK on March 31, 2014, 08:12:07 PM

I have Win7 64bit but only 4 GB ram

I increase virtual ram in Win but i dont know if this work with Yacminer.

Failed message from Yacminer for 280x is:

"enqueueing kernel onto command queue..." and 270s make 20 khash.

Can you confirm, that i could combinate different configs GPU to one config file ?

You can. Your issue with not being able to use 2 threads on 1 card and 1 thread on another card was true of older miners, but cgminer-kalroth, sgminer and yacminer support different numbers of threads on a per-card basis so long as you have ADL available.

it sounds like your thread on the 270 bubbled over to dynamic memory, while the 280x had a buffer-size too high.

Ok, so on what numbers i must start ? I lost in Raw and Buffer... :/

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Question? I am trying to figure if GPU-Z is reading correctly on win 8.1. When watching the "sensors" tab for the gpu it says that Memory Usage "dedicated" is 0 mb but the red bar beside it is full up to 100%. The Memory Usage "dynamic" says 2319 mb (3gb cards) and the red bar shows about 75%. Also I thought that cgminer used "dynamic" memory by default and not sure how to change this. Anyone know, maybe ThirtyBird could chime in, thanks.

Note: I tried to download another program for monitoring (can't remember the name...oh ya "hwInfo") but all I got was a bunch of other freeware and had to jump through hoops and do surveys so I quit trying.

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Quote from: fredeq on March 31, 2014, 07:57:52 PM

I could still use confirmation on this but if you are missing system ram - increase your pagefile to whatever is needed.

I think this depends on your system and how much ram is being used for other purposes. Increase virtual mem to 20000mb in win8.1 gave me +10% hash rate, but I also have other things like antivirus, VNC, coin clients, etc, running on a 6 gpu rig with 8gb ram. If your system is running less cards and you do not have much else running when your mining then you might not notice an increase in hashrate by doing this. Note that you can set virtual memory to only be used by programs that run in the background (Win)

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Quote from: MinerSVK on March 31, 2014, 08:12:07 PM

I have Win7 64bit but only 4 GB ram

I increase virtual ram in Win but i dont know if this work with Yacminer.

Failed message from Yacminer for 280x is:

"enqueueing kernel onto command queue..." and 270s make 20 khash.

Can you confirm, that i could combinate different configs GPU to one config file ?

You can. Your issue with not being able to use 2 threads on 1 card and 1 thread on another card was true of older miners, but cgminer-kalroth, sgminer and yacminer support different numbers of threads on a per-card basis so long as you have ADL available.

it sounds like your thread on the 270 bubbled over to dynamic memory, while the 280x had a buffer-size too high.

MinerSVK

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I have Win7 64bit but only 4 GB ram

I increase virtual ram in Win but i dont know if this work with Yacminer.

Failed message from Yacminer for 280x is:

"enqueueing kernel onto command queue..." and 270s make 20 khash.

Can you confirm, that i could combinate different configs GPU to one config file ?

funsponge

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The technology that gets the most adoption always wins! We need to get accepted on as many exchanges as possible and as many websites accepting Ultracoin.

That way once KnC and others, ship their large scrypt ASICs later this year, there are going to be a lot of GPU farms looking for the next big thing. We dont want them going to Vertcoin/Execoin etc. We need to stand out.

Personally im getting a bit worried about execoin. They have had constant growth in the 15 days and not even listed on any decent exchange. I wouldn't want them overtaking us as a potential main player.

As an achievable target i think we could get on BTER and BTC38 within the next 4-6 weeks if we target them the way we targeted Cryptsy via emails and twitter!?

fredeq

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I could still use confirmation on this but if you are missing system ram - increase your pagefile to whatever is needed.

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