[ANN][DGC] Digitalcoin | Multi-algo & Masternodes | Established 2013 - page 203.

OracionSeis

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Quote from: nearmiss on May 26, 2013, 09:38:25 PM

Quote from: OracionSeis on May 26, 2013, 09:31:31 PM

I have 2 KHash

But people have 250 kHash,2.500 kHash how is this possible

Your on http://digitalcoin.scryptmining.com , yes? If so, and you're referring to the KHash reported on the site, don't worry about it

The site isn't currently reporting it correctly, but as it mentions, its a display only value anyways. The site only cares about shares in terms of paying you coins. I'm in the process of trying to get it fixed up, but don't worry too much, as long as your client is showing a decent rate and not too many stales, you'll be paid out as you'd expect

if on the other hand, your client is only reporting 2.5KHash, well, if your GPU mining, you may have a problem!

ı am mining with GUIminer so GPU mining and i only got 0.007115 DGC this is so low ?

nearmiss

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Quote from: OracionSeis on May 26, 2013, 09:31:31 PM

I have 2 KHash

But people have 250 kHash,2.500 kHash how is this possible

Your on http://digitalcoin.scryptmining.com , yes? If so, and you're referring to the KHash reported on the site, don't worry about it

The site isn't currently reporting it correctly, but as it mentions, its a display only value anyways. The site only cares about shares in terms of paying you coins. I'm in the process of trying to get it fixed up, but don't worry too much, as long as your client is showing a decent rate and not too many stales, you'll be paid out as you'd expect

if on the other hand, your client is only reporting 2.5KHash, well, if your GPU mining, you may have a problem!

OracionSeis

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I have 2 KHash

But people have 250 kHash,2.500 kHash how is this possible

baritus

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I'd imagine by then the situation would be such that central nodes do most of the blockchain downloading and the average person won't need to download the full blockchain.

Still, it forces innovation in the areas of compression and file size. We're all along for the ride though.

cheesylard

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Quote from: x3maniac on May 26, 2013, 09:24:06 PM

Quote from: cheesylard on May 26, 2013, 09:17:52 PM

if we get a block every 20 seconds, won't the blockchain become too big too quickly? (like.... terabytes in size months after release)

edit: yeah, it's 30x faster than bitcoin, and the bitcoin blockchain is around 4GB in size after 3 years, so in 0.3 years (or 4 months) the digitalcoin blockchain will be 4GB..

did you factor in difficulty? Grin

Well difficulty determines how long it takes for a block to be found, and the difficulty adjustment in this coin is around 1 block/20 sec so....

x3maniac

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Quote from: cheesylard on May 26, 2013, 09:17:52 PM

if we get a block every 20 seconds, won't the blockchain become too big too quickly? (like.... terabytes in size months after release)

edit: yeah, it's 30x faster than bitcoin, and the bitcoin blockchain is around 4GB in size after 3 years, so in 0.3 years (or 4 months) the digitalcoin blockchain will be 4GB..

did you factor in difficulty? Grin

cheesylard

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if we get a block every 20 seconds, won't the blockchain become too big too quickly? (like.... terabytes in size months after release)

edit: yeah, it's 30x faster than bitcoin, and the bitcoin blockchain is around 4GB in size after 3 years, so in 0.3 years (or 4 months) the digitalcoin blockchain will be 4GB..

techbytes

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Point. Click. Blockchain

Quote from: BitJohn on May 26, 2013, 08:52:01 PM

DGC is now hyped on the Cryptsy chat box check it out https://www.cryptsy.com

Not hype. It's the real deal. Wink

-tb-

blockjoe

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As far as I'm concerned, this one works fine: http://next.afraid.org:8119

GWhisper

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Quote from: fenican on May 26, 2013, 07:11:52 PM

Another great pool http://p2pool-dgc.com:9500/static/

fencian are you having issues with the pool, just noticed a bit of down time on my miner - appears it wasn't just me.

OracionSeis

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I used GUIminer and http://digitalcoin.scryptmining.com/ using this pool . Shares are looks accepted i think eveything is looks fine

baritus

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You can use any scrypt compatible miner for a GPU. CPU is not worth using.

OracionSeis

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Quote from: baritus on May 26, 2013, 08:52:09 PM

Quote from: OracionSeis on May 26, 2013, 08:48:34 PM

These pools are CPUminer or GPUminer someone can answer me

If you want to use CPU, you can use the built in client to mine using the solo mining directions in the first post. Although you will likely not get much return.

GPU or CPU which one is better?
And how can i mine with GPU Huh

baritus

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Quote from: OracionSeis on May 26, 2013, 08:48:34 PM

These pools are CPUminer or GPUminer someone can answer me

If you want to use CPU, you can use the built in client to mine using the solo mining directions in the first post. Although you will likely not get much return.

BitJohn

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@Bit_John

DGC is now hyped on the Cryptsy chat box check it out https://www.cryptsy.com

roundmaster

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Quote from: roundmaster on May 26, 2013, 06:27:48 PM

Quote from: justover on May 26, 2013, 05:16:40 PM

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Quote from: faraway on May 25, 2013, 06:39:09 AM

If you are looking for a pool; Server next.afraid.org:8119 still there and fully reliable since the first day.

I use this server (http://next.afraid.org:8119), and everything is fine there. A good choice.

I'm still here: http://next.afraid.org:8119, this one is solid and efficient with a low dead on arrival... When we have a good pool, it's important to support it. And continue to have the expected payout.

The server is up, A good reason to continue in that direction.

This coin has value, and I'm looking for reliable pool for the night. Found.

This pool: http://next.afraid.org:8119 is perfect the PPLNS is around an hour, so you can turn on the rig, you don't have to wait a whole day to get the expected payout. This is a great idea.

OracionSeis

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These pools are CPUminer or GPUminer someone can answer me

nearmiss

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haha yep, agreed. I put the note on the worker and stats pages trying to highlight that its meaningless, but I know people could get freaked out by it anyways. Hopefully will have it fixed up sooner rather than later

iGotSpots

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CPU Web Mining 🕸️ on webmining.io

Quote from: nearmiss on May 26, 2013, 08:40:29 PM

Quote from: iGotSpots on May 26, 2013, 08:32:37 PM

So far on the one card I have pointed at it, seems good so far number wise. I'll let you know after I move some more over there. The hashrate shown seems very far off, but that doesn't really mean anything

Good to hear. Indeed, the hashrates are still inaccurate (its on my list to clean up), but as you say, it doesn't really mean anything.

Yea, I know that, but a lot of new miners don't, so they may think your pool sucks because of it

nearmiss

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Quote from: iGotSpots on May 26, 2013, 08:32:37 PM

So far on the one card I have pointed at it, seems good so far number wise. I'll let you know after I move some more over there. The hashrate shown seems very far off, but that doesn't really mean anything

Good to hear. Indeed, the hashrates are still inaccurate (its on my list to clean up), but as you say, it doesn't really mean anything.

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