wow, so many useful posts since my last post
thank you guys
i think i've found my answers perfectly here
you are rock
Topic: bitcoin blockchain (Read 1747 times)
Did you miss the word "compressed"? 
Yes, I did =/Hehe, I often mistype and misread posts as well, especially when I am tired.
But looks like I am in a great shape today, even though I have already spent hours on bitcointalk lol.
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Did you miss the word "compressed"?
You can find an out-dated compressed bootstrap file "bootstrap.7z" through my link.
Did you miss the word "compressed"?
You can find an out-dated compressed bootstrap file "bootstrap.7z" through my link.
Yes, I did =/
Here is a version from Oct 2013.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoinblockchain/files/29-10-2013/
Still working and providing at least 750KB/s (im on a shared wireless conection so you can probably do better)
Id rather download the uncompressed data and let my own client do the verification though.
I don't think it's compressed anywhere.
Think again, though the compressed file is out-dated (last update in Feb 2013) and the https doesn't work.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1542846
Code:
Index of /bin/blockchain/
../
README.txt 14-Apr-2014 17:13 2559
bootstrap.dat.torrent 14-Apr-2014 16:59 167601
bootstrap.dat.torrent.gpg 14-Apr-2014 16:59 168187
bootstrap.txt 14-Apr-2014 17:13 1063
Looks like your information is out-dated
Did you miss the word "compressed"?
You can find an out-dated compressed bootstrap file "bootstrap.7z" through my link.
I don't think it's compressed anywhere.
Think again, though the compressed file is out-dated (last update in Feb 2013) and the https doesn't work.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1542846
Code:
Index of /bin/blockchain/
../
README.txt 14-Apr-2014 17:13 2559
bootstrap.dat.torrent 14-Apr-2014 16:59 167601
bootstrap.dat.torrent.gpg 14-Apr-2014 16:59 168187
bootstrap.txt 14-Apr-2014 17:13 1063
Looks like your information is out-dated
The bootstrap.dat file seems pretty up-to-date. I mean, not a lot of blocks missing.
IIRC, the file will be updated everytime we get a new version in bitcoin qt.
The bootstrap.dat file seems pretty up-to-date. I mean, not a lot of blocks missing.
I don't think it's compressed anywhere.
Think again, though the compressed file is out-dated (last update in Feb 2013) and the https doesn't work.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1542846
I also have the same question, if would be awesome if someone provided a .torrent for the date.
There is a torrent its called bootstrap.dat and can be found here:
https://bitcoin.org/bin/blockchain/
This will however not be the full blockchain, but only a big part of it.
See also here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bitcoin-blockchain-data-torrent-145386
https://bitcoin.org/bin/blockchain/bootstrap.txt
The current bootstrap.dat covers blocks up to 295000.
hello guys
where can i download entire bitcoin blockchane till today in compressed file ?
thanks in advance
where can i download entire bitcoin blockchane till today in compressed file ?
thanks in advance
Download it yourself and zip it or compress it yourself. Youll have to update it it very often to keep up with the new found blocks.
nice rig
roughly you can check GPU consumption on https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison or https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison
but to be precise you really need multimeter, e.g. kill-a-watt
thank you Wusolini roughly you can check GPU consumption on https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison or https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison
but to be precise you really need multimeter, e.g. kill-a-watt
i really appreciate your help
no problemo
, I like to help others if I can nice rig
roughly you can check GPU consumption on https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison or https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison
but to be precise you really need multimeter, e.g. kill-a-watt
thank you Wusolini roughly you can check GPU consumption on https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison or https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison
but to be precise you really need multimeter, e.g. kill-a-watt
i really appreciate your help
If you are talking about your computer it is hard to calculate it. Your local electricity company should lend you a multimeter for free. Make sure you test the power consumption for at least 1 hour while the rig is running under normal circumstances.
The special hardware (ASICs) usually the information somewhere online.
E.g. CoinTerra TerraMiner IV eats 1200 Watt
The special hardware (ASICs) usually the information somewhere online.
E.g. CoinTerra TerraMiner IV eats 1200 Watt
of course, you edit while I was writing reply.
post above is correct, you have to get multimeter for precise value otherwise you have to count it from consumption stated by manufacturer.
but overclocked devices consume much more.
what devices we actually talking about?
thank you guys,
sorry for mess
i was editing my post because i am limited for post every 6 min, so...
and about the devise, im talking about a rig with :
3 X asus hd 7950 DCII
MB msi gd80
CPU amd 8520
RAM 8GB
PS green 1350w
i have plan to mine X11 and scrypt, but most likely X11, as i heard it has les heat and of cource it is kinda power saver
nice rig
roughly you can check GPU consumption on https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison or https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison
but to be precise you really need multimeter, e.g. kill-a-watt
If you are talking about your computer it is hard to calculate it. Your local electricity company should lend you a multimeter for free. Make sure you test the power consumption for at least 1 hour while the rig is running under normal circumstances.
The special hardware (ASICs) usually the information somewhere online.
E.g. CoinTerra TerraMiner IV eats 1200 Watt
The special hardware (ASICs) usually the information somewhere online.
E.g. CoinTerra TerraMiner IV eats 1200 Watt
of course, you edit while I was writing reply.
post above is correct, you have to get multimeter for precise value otherwise you have to count it from consumption stated by manufacturer.
but overclocked devices consume much more.
what devices we actually talking about?
thank you guys,
sorry for mess
i was editing my post because i am limited for post every 6 min, so...
and about the devise, im talking about a rig with :
3 X asus hd 7950 DCII
MB msi gd80
CPU amd 8520
RAM 8GB
PS green 1350w
i have plan to mine X11 and scrypt, but most likely X11, as i heard it has les heat and of cource it is kinda power saver
...
would you mind to answer my second question in my pre post?
....
would you mind to answer my second question in my pre post?
....
of course, you edit while I was writing reply.
post above is correct, you have to get multimeter for precise value otherwise you have to count it from consumption stated by manufacturer.
but overclocked devices consume much more.
what devices we actually talking about?
-snip-
i have a question about measuring the power consumption of a rig
how can i measure it?
-snip-
it just has been suggested to use a special hardware for this
is there any other way to do it?
thank you
i have a question about measuring the power consumption of a rig
how can i measure it?
-snip-
it just has been suggested to use a special hardware for this
is there any other way to do it?
thank you
If you are talking about your computer it is hard to calculate it. Your local electricity company should lend you a multimeter for free. Make sure you test the power consumption for at least 1 hour while the rig is running under normal circumstances.
The special hardware (ASICs) usually the information somewhere online.
E.g. CoinTerra TerraMiner IV eats 1200 Watt
thanks very much guys
i think the mod has corrected the title BTW, so thank to him too
i think i will stick to the lightweight client as i do not like to download more than 20GB of blockchane
i think the mod has corrected the title BTW, so thank to him too
i think i will stick to the lightweight client as i do not like to download more than 20GB of blockchane
great choice sir.
Title is not corrected yet, you should do this
It's blockchain , but the thread title still seems to be the same. Have you looked at using an online wallet? I recommend blockchain.info which doesn't need to download the blockchain. Check out their website and you can try a demo account.
, but the thread title still seems to be the same. Have you looked at using an online wallet? I recommend blockchain.info which doesn't need to download the blockchain. Check out their website and you can try a demo account.I recommend you multibit. because you have wallet on your harddrive and you can make easy backup.
oh
it is corrected now
sorry
would you mind to answer my second question in my pre post?
thank you, i will check them and i think im gonna use both of em, blockchain.info and multibit
thanks very much guys
i think the mod has corrected the title BTW, so thank to him too
i think i will stick to the lightweight client as i do not like to download more than 20GB of blockchane
i think the mod has corrected the title BTW, so thank to him too
i think i will stick to the lightweight client as i do not like to download more than 20GB of blockchane
great choice sir.
Title is not corrected yet, you should do this
It's blockchain , but the thread title still seems to be the same. Have you looked at using an online wallet? I recommend blockchain.info which doesn't need to download the blockchain. Check out their website and you can try a demo account.
, but the thread title still seems to be the same. Have you looked at using an online wallet? I recommend blockchain.info which doesn't need to download the blockchain. Check out their website and you can try a demo account.I recommend you multibit. because you have wallet on your harddrive and you can make easy backup.
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It's blockchain , but the thread title still seems to be the same. Have you looked at using an online wallet? I recommend blockchain.info which doesn't need to download the blockchain. Check out their website and you can try a demo account.
, but the thread title still seems to be the same. Have you looked at using an online wallet? I recommend blockchain.info which doesn't need to download the blockchain. Check out their website and you can try a demo account.
thanks very much guys
i think the mod has corrected the title BTW, so thank to him too
i think i will stick to the lightweight client as i do not like to download more than 20GB of blockchane
edit:
sorry guys
i have a question about measuring the power consumption of a rig
how can i measure it?
is here the right place to ask this question or i need to open a new thread about it?
actually i've searched the bitcointalk forum about it and couldn't find a direct answer
it just has been suggested to use a special hardware for this
is there any other way to do it?
thank you
i think the mod has corrected the title BTW, so thank to him too
i think i will stick to the lightweight client as i do not like to download more than 20GB of blockchane
edit:
sorry guys
i have a question about measuring the power consumption of a rig
how can i measure it?
is here the right place to ask this question or i need to open a new thread about it?
actually i've searched the bitcointalk forum about it and couldn't find a direct answer
it just has been suggested to use a special hardware for this
is there any other way to do it?
thank you
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