limbaugh. I think the server is in California. I may be wrong but fuse will confirm when he wakes up.
Ah, thanks, that would explain it.
Topic: [ANN][TAG] TAGMining.Com is now the official pool of Tagcoin! - page 43. (Read 45656 times)
December 04, 2013, 03:25:20 AM
Ah, thanks, that would explain it.
December 04, 2013, 03:23:45 AM
limbaugh. I think the server is in California. I may be wrong but fuse will confirm when he wakes up.
December 04, 2013, 02:42:44 AM
My ping is 100+ to the server and I am on the east coast. The server is in NY? The pool servers that are in Kansas I ping 30! Yea, I am nitpicking.
December 04, 2013, 02:06:56 AM
Would love to win that jackpot... I should qualify as I have had my miners running pretty much 24/7.
Been interesting...
I started mining this pool with a single 7790 at 240kh/s... pounded away at this pool for a week or so... not much to show for it... then Fuse sent me a nice gift for my persistence.
About a week ago I brought my son's big gaming PC online whenever I could and upped my hash-rate to around 600Kh/s when he was not playing games.
Yesterday I took the 7790 off-line and stuck a 280X in my computer... current hash-rate of 1Mh/s... yoo hooo!!!
If all goes to plan there will be a dedicated double 280X mining rig coming online in the few days and I plan to be tackling this pool with more the 2Mh/s!!!!
All credit goes to Fuse for encouraging my to persist until I started to see so progress and profit... my goal is to mine and hold 1000 TagCoins in the next few months.
With the dedication and innovation of the TagCoin admin team, I believe that we will see TagCoin be worth more than $50 ea... that will be a nice ROI.
Been interesting...
I started mining this pool with a single 7790 at 240kh/s... pounded away at this pool for a week or so... not much to show for it... then Fuse sent me a nice gift for my persistence.
About a week ago I brought my son's big gaming PC online whenever I could and upped my hash-rate to around 600Kh/s when he was not playing games.
Yesterday I took the 7790 off-line and stuck a 280X in my computer... current hash-rate of 1Mh/s... yoo hooo!!!
If all goes to plan there will be a dedicated double 280X mining rig coming online in the few days and I plan to be tackling this pool with more the 2Mh/s!!!!
All credit goes to Fuse for encouraging my to persist until I started to see so progress and profit... my goal is to mine and hold 1000 TagCoins in the next few months.
With the dedication and innovation of the TagCoin admin team, I believe that we will see TagCoin be worth more than $50 ea... that will be a nice ROI.
Sounds like a plan. I run now 3xHD6990. When my new mb arrive of course. Because my last one died.
The price of TAG was a few days ago 1 bitcoin for 300 TAG, sow i think TAG will be oke.
I mine TAG and GLD at the moment. Both nice and profiteble.
Finally got my ASIC from BFL and it is shit now because the difficulty is to high.
December 04, 2013, 01:38:15 AM
Would love to win that jackpot... I should qualify as I have had my miners running pretty much 24/7.
Been interesting...
I started mining this pool with a single 7790 at 240kh/s... pounded away at this pool for a week or so... not much to show for it... then Fuse sent me a nice gift for my persistence.
About a week ago I brought my son's big gaming PC online whenever I could and upped my hash-rate to around 600Kh/s when he was not playing games.
Yesterday I took the 7790 off-line and stuck a 280X in my computer... current hash-rate of 1Mh/s... yoo hooo!!!
If all goes to plan there will be a dedicated double 280X mining rig coming online in the few days and I plan to be tackling this pool with more the 2Mh/s!!!!
All credit goes to Fuse for encouraging me to persist until I started to see some progress and profit... my goal is to mine and hold 1000 TagCoins in the next few months.
With the dedication and innovation of the TagCoin admin team, I believe that we will see TagCoin be worth more than $50 ea... that will be a nice ROI.
Been interesting...
I started mining this pool with a single 7790 at 240kh/s... pounded away at this pool for a week or so... not much to show for it... then Fuse sent me a nice gift for my persistence.
About a week ago I brought my son's big gaming PC online whenever I could and upped my hash-rate to around 600Kh/s when he was not playing games.
Yesterday I took the 7790 off-line and stuck a 280X in my computer... current hash-rate of 1Mh/s... yoo hooo!!!
If all goes to plan there will be a dedicated double 280X mining rig coming online in the few days and I plan to be tackling this pool with more the 2Mh/s!!!!
All credit goes to Fuse for encouraging me to persist until I started to see some progress and profit... my goal is to mine and hold 1000 TagCoins in the next few months.
With the dedication and innovation of the TagCoin admin team, I believe that we will see TagCoin be worth more than $50 ea... that will be a nice ROI.
December 03, 2013, 08:20:57 PM
Good to see everything seems to be running reasonably smoothly and it's great to see some new miners on the pool. The new difficulty algorithm appears to be doing its job and keeping the multipools at bay. Looking at Hashcows last 30 rounds they haven't mined the coin once whereas before they were on the coin all the time.
Honestly, I'm glad they're out of the picture. I have noticed that some rounds are going really long, but overall it has been smooth running.
The first jackpot is this Saturday. If you're not sure if you are eligible for the jackpot, check out the second post of this thread regarding the jackpot system. The way we're sitting right now, I'm thinking the first jackpot will be at least 40TAG. Make sure you stay connected, miners. You don't want to miss out on this one!
-Fuse
Tomorrow my Rig will mine full power again. if my calculations are correct it wil be arround 2.8Mhashes. If my PSU will survive it.
Btw guys. never use a Cisco Firewall in combination with TAGwallets. Bad choice.
December 03, 2013, 11:21:53 AM
Good to see everything seems to be running reasonably smoothly and it's great to see some new miners on the pool. The new difficulty algorithm appears to be doing its job and keeping the multipools at bay. Looking at Hashcows last 30 rounds they haven't mined the coin once whereas before they were on the coin all the time.
Honestly, I'm glad they're out of the picture. I have noticed that some rounds are going really long, but overall it has been smooth running.
The first jackpot is this Saturday. If you're not sure if you are eligible for the jackpot, check out the second post of this thread regarding the jackpot system. The way we're sitting right now, I'm thinking the first jackpot will be at least 40TAG. Make sure you stay connected, miners. You don't want to miss out on this one!
-Fuse
December 02, 2013, 11:51:35 PM
Good to see everything seems to be running reasonably smoothly and it's great to see some new miners on the pool. The new difficulty algorithm appears to be doing its job and keeping the multipools at bay. Looking at Hashcows last 30 rounds they haven't mined the coin once whereas before they were on the coin all the time.
December 02, 2013, 01:27:44 PM
Normally, it shouldn't take to long, but they are experiencing a VERY high number of new users and deposits. They are in the process of upgrading, or they have upgraded, their servers to handle to new volume of transactions. I'd suggest putting in a support ticket(currently about 1000 in queue) and waiting it out. It will get there.
-Fuse
-Fuse
December 01, 2013, 09:28:18 PM
Hey Guys,
How long takes a deposit to Cryptsy normally?
How long takes a deposit to Cryptsy normally?
November 30, 2013, 05:13:06 PM
For those of you outside of Asia that would like to get your hands on official Tagbond RFID cards, please see the following ANN thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annwts-official-tagbond-rfid-cards-353686
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annwts-official-tagbond-rfid-cards-353686
November 30, 2013, 11:33:20 AM
There should be a noticeable decrease in load times on the front-end now. I've noticed a little extra "pep", but let me know what you guys experience.
For those of you that get excited about this kind of stuff, here's the CPU graph on the server:
For those of you that get excited about this kind of stuff, here's the CPU graph on the server:
November 30, 2013, 10:29:03 AM
The pool will be going down for about a minute or two for the mandatory tagcoind update. I will update this post when it is complete.
EDIT- I will also be upgrading the hardware on the server as well to accommodate the increased number of miners, and make way for future pool improvements. This will add another 1-2 minutes to the downtime.
EDIT- We are back up and running with the new wallet and an upgraded server. Total downtime was less than 10 minutes. The hardware upgrade took longer than expected.
EDIT- I will also be upgrading the hardware on the server as well to accommodate the increased number of miners, and make way for future pool improvements. This will add another 1-2 minutes to the downtime.
EDIT- We are back up and running with the new wallet and an upgraded server. Total downtime was less than 10 minutes. The hardware upgrade took longer than expected.
November 29, 2013, 09:09:20 PM
Have you tried deleting your bin files and starting the miner again?
That's a weird one, mate. Is anyone else experiencing any issues with the pool dropping connections to miners, other than when we go down on a hard disconnect for maintenance?
That's a weird one, mate. Is anyone else experiencing any issues with the pool dropping connections to miners, other than when we go down on a hard disconnect for maintenance?
It is just only worker 4 that goes to Mhash and then starts Ghas mining and stops. It is no problem but for some Reason only number 4 has it.
November 29, 2013, 08:48:44 PM
Have you tried deleting your bin files and starting the miner again?
That's a weird one, mate. Is anyone else experiencing any issues with the pool dropping connections to miners, other than when we go down on a hard disconnect for maintenance?
That's a weird one, mate. Is anyone else experiencing any issues with the pool dropping connections to miners, other than when we go down on a hard disconnect for maintenance?
November 29, 2013, 08:43:47 PM
Just miner 4 crashes and quits connection.
Scale your settings all the way back on that card and see what happens. Like intensity 9 or something.
Already done. I only have te problem with tagmining. When i mine at gld.dencoin i dont have problems.
November 29, 2013, 08:41:21 PM
Just miner 4 crashes and quits connection.
Scale your settings all the way back on that card and see what happens. Like intensity 9 or something.
November 29, 2013, 08:18:11 PM
Correct chain is blocks - 12133, difficulty - 14.49974591
Per Mark @ Tagbond, we are on the correct chain right now. Some of the blocks we pegged in the 12000-12100 range will probably orphan.
You still using that PSU, or did you upgrade? After our convo, I thought about when mine was doing that with my 650w, and how with the insufficient voltage it was throwing all sorts of weird temps and speeds.
Or is this in the 2 card rig, meaning the second core on the second card?
Or is this in the 2 card rig, meaning the second core on the second card?
No i mean my Main rig.
I have 4 workers on my Main Rig with 1200 PSU. But my fourth miner keeps mining in Ghashes and then hey crashes.
Total computer crash or just card crash in the miner?
Just miner 4 crashes and quits connection.
November 29, 2013, 08:16:57 PM
Correct chain is blocks - 12133, difficulty - 14.49974591
Per Mark @ Tagbond, we are on the correct chain right now. Some of the blocks we pegged in the 12000-12100 range will probably orphan.
You still using that PSU, or did you upgrade? After our convo, I thought about when mine was doing that with my 650w, and how with the insufficient voltage it was throwing all sorts of weird temps and speeds.
Or is this in the 2 card rig, meaning the second core on the second card?
Or is this in the 2 card rig, meaning the second core on the second card?
No i mean my Main rig.
I have 4 workers on my Main Rig with 1200 PSU. But my fourth miner keeps mining in Ghashes and then hey crashes.
Total computer crash or just card crash in the miner?
November 29, 2013, 08:11:48 PM
You still using that PSU, or did you upgrade? After our convo, I thought about when mine was doing that with my 650w, and how with the insufficient voltage it was throwing all sorts of weird temps and speeds.
Or is this in the 2 card rig, meaning the second core on the second card?
Or is this in the 2 card rig, meaning the second core on the second card?
No i mean my Main rig.
I have 4 workers on my Main Rig with 1200 PSU. But my fourth miner keeps mining in Ghashes and then hey crashes.
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