Topic: [ANN] Sia - Decentralized Storage - page 434. (Read 1382189 times)
fixed, sorry about that.
I was involved with Burst for almost a year, but this seems interesting. I'd not have any need to store things myself, but could offer some (considerable) storage, in the area from 50TB to 500TB.
Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
Hey, ya I remember Burst Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
anyways, SIA is very much in beta mode still. However, it is fully functional. For me it is the best crypto project I have seen in a long time and actually breaks the mold of everything else that I thought I knew As far as putting a potential earnings on storage rental. It is really hard to say. (and its SIA coin income only) no BTC.... But I will say this, when the more finalized version is released and the green flags are waving I see huge potential in the SIA storage service once the word is really put out there on the street. With as much storage space as you have I would start reading up in this thread and on SIA.com etc.
Get ya a wallet if you don't already. There are "tricks to the trade with it" as in any other wallet/coin. I'd seriously get on the bandwagon now
Good luck.
Thank you very much for a insightful description
It is kinda good that it still is in beta mode but that you can familiarize yourself with it until official release; I got some time to do it when vacation comes! 
I was involved with Burst for almost a year, but this seems interesting. I'd not have any need to store things myself, but could offer some (considerable) storage, in the area from 50TB to 500TB.
Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
Hey, ya I remember Burst Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
anyways, SIA is very much in beta mode still. However, it is fully functional. For me it is the best crypto project I have seen in a long time and actually breaks the mold of everything else that I thought I knew As far as putting a potential earnings on storage rental. It is really hard to say. (and its SIA coin income only) no BTC.... But I will say this, when the more finalized version is released and the green flags are waving I see huge potential in the SIA storage service once the word is really put out there on the street. With as much storage space as you have I would start reading up in this thread and on SIA.com etc.
Get ya a wallet if you don't already. There are "tricks to the trade with it" as in any other wallet/coin. I'd seriously get on the bandwagon now
Good luck.
Thank you very much for a insightful description
It is kinda good that it still is in beta mode but that you can familiarize yourself with it until official release; I got some time to do it when vacation comes! I have powerful servers.Any fast cpuminer for sia?
no and not feasible to try, even with a data center full of servers lol I used to love secure coin" remember that lol pure CPU most profitable coin ever for me....
I have powerful servers.Any fast cpuminer for sia?
Any chance anyone can compile the latest GPU miner and upload it to Sia and post the ascii file?
Um probably not lol
Play with this, it works
https://github.com/droghio/Sia-GPU-Miner/releases/tag/1.02j
I am running it now
TY Terra, have you successfully mined a block?
I was mining with the original for a while and was unsuccessful mining ANY blocks when I had been mining at about 500 mh/s back when hash rate was low.. so I gave up but I want to try again. I just want to make sure the freaking thing is working as it should and I'm not wasting my electricity.
Soon after though within the first 24 hours the hash rate went crazy high and I quit finding blocks after the second full day. So I cut them all off, until today. I wanted to try this release. At the moment I am hashing at 540 MH/ 3 rigs vs. 425 with 5 rigs using the old software ( that did a rough search and then the fine search) lol
Any chance anyone can compile the latest GPU miner and upload it to Sia and post the ascii file?
Um probably not lol
Play with this, it works
https://github.com/droghio/Sia-GPU-Miner/releases/tag/1.02j
I am running it now
TY Terra, have you successfully mined a block?
I was mining with the original for a while and was unsuccessful mining ANY blocks when I had been mining at about 500 mh/s back when hash rate was low.. so I gave up but I want to try again. I just want to make sure the freaking thing is working as it should and I'm not wasting my electricity.
Any chance anyone can compile the latest GPU miner and upload it to Sia and post the ascii file?
Um probably not lol
Play with this, it works
https://github.com/droghio/Sia-GPU-Miner/releases/tag/1.02j
I am running it now
I was involved with Burst for almost a year, but this seems interesting. I'd not have any need to store things myself, but could offer some (considerable) storage, in the area from 50TB to 500TB.
Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
Hey, ya I remember Burst Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
anyways, SIA is very much in beta mode still. However, it is fully functional. For me it is the best crypto project I have seen in a long time and actually breaks the mold of everything else that I thought I knew As far as putting a potential earnings on storage rental. It is really hard to say. (and its SIA coin income only) no BTC.... But I will say this, when the more finalized version is released and the green flags are waving I see huge potential in the SIA storage service once the word is really put out there on the street. With as much storage space as you have I would start reading up in this thread and on SIA.com etc.
Get ya a wallet if you don't already. There are "tricks to the trade with it" as in any other wallet/coin. I'd seriously get on the bandwagon now
Good luck.
Any chance anyone can compile the latest GPU miner and upload it to Sia and post the ascii file?
I was involved with Burst for almost a year, but this seems interesting. I'd not have any need to store things myself, but could offer some (considerable) storage, in the area from 50TB to 500TB.
Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
Is it any calculation tool showing what I'd could earn (preferably in BTC) by making part or my whole storage available to Sia?
Is anyone selling siafunds? what's the current price?
may be you'd better see here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/siacoin-trading-thread-1083781
Is anyone selling siafunds? what's the current price?
All the clients should be seeing peers and block height now I am
I am 
they are working now
I installed windws 64 client, I see 0 KS Peers: 0 Block Height: 1,
Do I have to do something else?
I see few options
thanks
Do I have to do something else?
I see few options
thanks
I believe you just have to wait for peers to connect. I am doing the same.
I installed windws 64 client, I see 0 KS Peers: 0 Block Height: 1,
Do I have to do something else?
I see few options
thanks
Do I have to do something else?
I see few options
thanks
What kind of M Hash would a this card deliver, anyone know?
EVGA GTX 680 Superclocked 4GB GDDDR5
THX
EVGA GTX 680 Superclocked 4GB GDDDR5
THX
and https://github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia-GPU-Miner
Programmer is not my job
If it will be better to compile!
Thank you!
Programmer is not my job
If it will be better to compile!
Thank you!
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