Topic: [ANN][C2] Coin2 | POS | Official Thread | BF3 | BF4 | CS:GO | Chain of Conflict - page 105. (Read 484384 times)
February 28, 2015, 07:51:38 PM
you are borring sir with bluetrade, please leave
February 28, 2015, 12:44:20 PM
February 27, 2015, 08:02:36 PM
bter might open coin2 withdrawal soon 
February 27, 2015, 03:03:58 AM
Hi all. I need your help. My computer is pretty much on its last string of code.
It crashes a lot now. Its hampered my progress working on Coin Quest, as well as
helping KingArbin with Chain Of Conflict. I need a better system that can handle the
work flow. If you got some bitcoin or decent computer parts you could donate. I would
be so grateful.
I plan on doing more video on youtube as well as twitch. I plan on streaming
the game creation as well. So you all can see how its done.
So please spread the word, the image I posted and the bitcoin address to all.
Thank You
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It crashes a lot now. Its hampered my progress working on Coin Quest, as well as
helping KingArbin with Chain Of Conflict. I need a better system that can handle the
work flow. If you got some bitcoin or decent computer parts you could donate. I would
be so grateful.
I plan on doing more video on youtube as well as twitch. I plan on streaming
the game creation as well. So you all can see how its done.
So please spread the word, the image I posted and the bitcoin address to all.
Thank You
i hope the links below can help you more or less when you decide to purchase some parts for your new cpu,you may save up a lot of money if you use it wisely
:http://www.worldofelectronics.ie/product_p/vtx270.htm
www.gcoin.us
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/7555
February 26, 2015, 10:00:00 PM
Hey all, sign up with this social site, And earn btc, and you can also support Coin Quest.
I will be posting a lot on here about COC, CoinQuest, and other things relating to our universe.
http://www.bitlanders.com/register?c=gr234234__387031__0__0
I will be posting a lot on here about COC, CoinQuest, and other things relating to our universe.
http://www.bitlanders.com/register?c=gr234234__387031__0__0
February 26, 2015, 07:34:52 PM
when i finally decided to send some btc to poloniex, buy support went up 
February 26, 2015, 05:58:14 PM
The fun part is now that we have some sort of actual networking where we can actually see each other in game, is going back and fixing the landscape for the map we currently have. Unity doesn't like to export and import very well sometimes but no big deal, I'm down to just fixing back a few models in the village and then dom has to begin working on getting the character model back in. He has to get his animations network compatable, then do the same with the monsters, fun stuff.. lol
February 26, 2015, 09:28:20 AM
Ok just a update, we have our team repository set up so the 2 programmers, an me can stay in sync with each other.
Good to hear! February 26, 2015, 08:23:41 AM
thats good thing kaV, it is very important
February 25, 2015, 08:50:14 PM
Ok just a update, we have our team repository set up so the 2 programmers, an me can stay in sync with each other.
February 24, 2015, 10:11:32 PM
Hey all, I was down for a couple days. modem went booty up. Net company was fast and got me a new one super super fast
February 24, 2015, 04:32:08 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
In my garage and its quite frosty. Is it safe to run a pc in frost conditions
Well personal experience, from when I lived on my own a few years back, my entertainment room was my basement. It was also where I passed out from being drunk most nights, but it was half above ground, and it got pretty damn cold down there because there was no heat
at all. I ran my pc down there, but it was an old pentium 2, lol.. It seemed to run just fine in the winter along with most of my other electronic stuff, ps2, tv, stereo, dvd player.. Anyways personal experience aside. I found you something to read:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/30141-63-cold-cold-computer-gargae-canada
Thanks and good read. So I will just pump that sucker 24/7 and should be good. Thanks.
no problem with that, it is better to keep it runing 24/7 then switching it on and off
February 24, 2015, 03:55:37 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
In my garage and its quite frosty. Is it safe to run a pc in frost conditions
Well personal experience, from when I lived on my own a few years back, my entertainment room was my basement. It was also where I passed out from being drunk most nights, but it was half above ground, and it got pretty damn cold down there because there was no heat
at all. I ran my pc down there, but it was an old pentium 2, lol.. It seemed to run just fine in the winter along with most of my other electronic stuff, ps2, tv, stereo, dvd player.. Anyways personal experience aside. I found you something to read:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/30141-63-cold-cold-computer-gargae-canada
Thanks and good read. So I will just pump that sucker 24/7 and should be good. Thanks.
No problem man
February 24, 2015, 03:28:21 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
In my garage and its quite frosty. Is it safe to run a pc in frost conditions
Well personal experience, from when I lived on my own a few years back, my entertainment room was my basement. It was also where I passed out from being drunk most nights, but it was half above ground, and it got pretty damn cold down there because there was no heat
at all. I ran my pc down there, but it was an old pentium 2, lol.. It seemed to run just fine in the winter along with most of my other electronic stuff, ps2, tv, stereo, dvd player.. Anyways personal experience aside. I found you something to read:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/30141-63-cold-cold-computer-gargae-canada
Thanks and good read. So I will just pump that sucker 24/7 and should be good. Thanks.
February 24, 2015, 03:18:39 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
In my garage and its quite frosty. Is it safe to run a pc in frost conditions
Well personal experience, from when I lived on my own a few years back, my entertainment room was my basement. It was also where I passed out from being drunk most nights, but it was half above ground, and it got pretty damn cold down there because there was no heat
at all. I ran my pc down there, but it was an old pentium 2, lol.. It seemed to run just fine in the winter along with most of my other electronic stuff, ps2, tv, stereo, dvd player.. Anyways personal experience aside. I found you something to read:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/30141-63-cold-cold-computer-gargae-canada
it cant be to cold, thats for sure, but cold air in basement or garage is wet, i have also very wet garage and i have seen rust on some MB parts
Tell me about it, I rented my basement to a couple of my cousins friends that needed a place to live and they unplugged the damn dehumidifier and the sump pump, then the freakin basement flooded and had almost a foot of water in the floor.. I was so pissed that I kicked them out immediately.. they ruined my couch and dvd player.. all because they couldnt handle the noise from the pump and dehumidifier
February 24, 2015, 03:11:01 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
In my garage and its quite frosty. Is it safe to run a pc in frost conditions
Well personal experience, from when I lived on my own a few years back, my entertainment room was my basement. It was also where I passed out from being drunk most nights, but it was half above ground, and it got pretty damn cold down there because there was no heat
at all. I ran my pc down there, but it was an old pentium 2, lol.. It seemed to run just fine in the winter along with most of my other electronic stuff, ps2, tv, stereo, dvd player.. Anyways personal experience aside. I found you something to read:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/30141-63-cold-cold-computer-gargae-canada
it cant be to cold, thats for sure, but cold air in basement or garage is wet, i have also very wet garage and i have seen rust on some MB parts
February 24, 2015, 03:07:12 PM
well it didnt hurt none of mine, for more than a year now, i put a bit of silicone spray over boards
it is just my tought
it is just my tought
February 24, 2015, 03:07:03 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
In my garage and its quite frosty. Is it safe to run a pc in frost conditions
Well personal experience, from when I lived on my own a few years back, my entertainment room was my basement. It was also where I passed out from being drunk most nights, but it was half above ground, and it got pretty damn cold down there because there was no heat
at all. I ran my pc down there, but it was an old pentium 2, lol.. It seemed to run just fine in the winter along with most of my other electronic stuff, ps2, tv, stereo, dvd player.. Anyways personal experience aside. I found you something to read:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/30141-63-cold-cold-computer-gargae-canada
February 24, 2015, 02:25:39 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
In my garage and its quite frosty. Is it safe to run a pc in frost conditions
February 24, 2015, 02:12:11 PM
why dont you run your miners while it is cold, they are producing heat and cold air is good for cooling
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