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Topic: [GPUC] GPU Coin | Mandatory Wallet Update - page 117. (Read 421398 times)

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Lol, probably you guys from GPU coin..
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Well, someone certainly stepped up to the plate at https://cryptorush.in/index.php?p=vote and vaulted us thru the rankings for like a weeks worth of intensive voting! Keep voting guys, and keep mining! If it looks like we may make it onto cryptorush Sunday afternoon EST time, expect the difficulty to make a sudden spike, and coins get harder to come by!!

waltsmith
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Hello!

Writing this on behalf of a friend.

He accidently sent GPUCoins from a pool to an adress generated by the wallet from the 2nd launch (the panda copy wallet). Obviously that wallet can't synch and the coins are now kinda gone.

I'm wondering if there's any way to save the coins? Update the wallet to the real one but keep the adress?

Here is the transaction:

http://explorer2.sancrypto.info/tx/26d27e6807c758d97c27baed0e54a92f65f6100df76a76f603a4d29a663d2957#o0

It's the 60883.09816498 GPUC transaction that is not yet redeemed.

No idea if this would work but you can try importing the private keys of the old versions wallet if he still has it. Make sure and back up the good wallet first tho!! lol

waltsmith
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Hi, my settings are as followed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw1QS8qcCiA

Sorry about the quality of the vid, recorded it late at night.. So a little dark in the background and phone not the best. lol

The vid is a little outdated not i am currently hashing at around 769kh/s per card max intensity 20 but i like to run them on intensity 18/19 for reliability and fans are not pulling too many watts from its source. They are using pfc power supplies and would like to upgrade later to include pfc for all my outlets to save money, there is a company that is starting to manufacture rigs with HHO this sounds interesting, may look to invest in their business if this is an option.. And the xfx 7970 is hashing around 556kh/s peak but on its own will hash 600kh/s scrypt and an extra 100kh/s sha256



With vert miner i get around 337kh/s per card for the gigabytes and 205kh/s for the xfx 7970

I use the same setting as vert and all other algorithms. No changes are made apart form Intensity settings to 13,14,14,14 runs perfect.. No crashing. No HW errors, low stales. and all running from Wifi nearly 100 mtrs from the router.
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How do you choose the best TC for your card? Also I've been getting a lot of hw errors, but I lowered the Intensity, the HW errors stop, but my hash is low I was getting 200khash on scrypt, but only 22khash with no hw errors on N

What card are you using?

6850 its my personal pc wanted to get more hash going to my mining setup


I have a 6870 getting 145 -155 with the following settings.  vertminer o.5.3

color 0D
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1

vertminer.exe --scrypt-vert  -o stratum+tcp://gpu.oakpool.com:3355 -u yourminername -p yourpassword  --thread-concurrency 6721  --lookup-gap 0 --gpu-engine 900 --gpu-memclock 1000 -w 64 -I 14 -g 1
pause

I spent a lot of time fooling with concurrency settings to get reasonable speed.
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Hello!

Writing this on behalf of a friend.

He accidently sent GPUCoins from a pool to an adress generated by the wallet from the 2nd launch (the panda copy wallet). Obviously that wallet can't synch and the coins are now kinda gone.

I'm wondering if there's any way to save the coins? Update the wallet to the real one but keep the adress?

Here is the transaction:

http://explorer2.sancrypto.info/tx/26d27e6807c758d97c27baed0e54a92f65f6100df76a76f603a4d29a663d2957#o0

It's the 60883.09816498 GPUC transaction that is not yet redeemed.
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Just an update on my side: I've been mostly just answering technical questions to our web developer hendr1x on how to interface with the coin client today through a linux daemon.  But from those questions i can tell that the webfront is making progress!



Very good info in that regards! Just a question, that I know will get answered in a while once the webshop get's working, but since we will pay coins for GPU, does the company have any plans on how they sell the recieved coins on the market? I mean once sells get's working, depending on the volume the company might have the majority of coins and could drive the price of the coin since none could pump or dump. If the company would play smart they would pump the coin just a bit and put levels in place where the price could get stable.

Overall, this coin could be the very first coin to be "pump&dump" safe and where the dev(s) can set a confortable price level!
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Just an update on my side: I've been mostly just answering technical questions to our web developer hendr1x on how to interface with the coin client today through a linux daemon.  But from those questions i can tell that the webfront is making progress!

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Smashing rocks with my GPU
How do you choose the best TC for your card? Also I've been getting a lot of hw errors, but I lowered the Intensity, the HW errors stop, but my hash is low I was getting 200khash on scrypt, but only 22khash with no hw errors on N
My recommendation is to remove all unnecessary settings. Leave only the Intensity setting. If it errors from TC, then test various settings. Do.Not.Set."-w"... my experience is that it fucks things up.

Edit: In fact, I was getting extremely poor results on on Pool reported hash rate when I used -w.
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How do you choose the best TC for your card? Also I've been getting a lot of hw errors, but I lowered the Intensity, the HW errors stop, but my hash is low I was getting 200khash on scrypt, but only 22khash with no hw errors on N

What card are you using?

6850 its my personal pc wanted to get more hash going to my mining setup
legendary
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Wow, been running all evening and just got caught up on the thread. Wow, is all I can say. Everybody is really getting their shit together behind this coin. I don't know how many of you have checked at cryptorush, which is where I see our easiest path onto a medium sized exchange, but the only two coins I see ahead of us that aren't paying for their votes are Octocoin and Einsteinium. Both good coins, Octo seems to have the stronger community of the two at the moment. But, we are persistent. We will take'em!!!

waltsmith
I'm voting, but the quickest way is still to pay Mintpal or buy the votes on Cryptorush.
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Wow, been running all evening and just got caught up on the thread. Wow, is all I can say. Everybody is really getting their shit together behind this coin. I don't know how many of you have checked at cryptorush, which is where I see our easiest path onto a medium sized exchange, but the only two coins I see ahead of us that aren't paying for their votes are Octocoin and Einsteinium. Both good coins, Octo seems to have the stronger community of the two at the moment. But, we are persistent. We will take'em!!!

waltsmith
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http://GPU.leetpools.com

DDOS PROTECTED - NO DOWN TIME - NOTHING CAN STOP US
USA - TOP OF THE LINE SERVER
PROP/VARDIFF
0% FEE PROMO PERIOD

Come chill in IRC #Leetpools on quakenet

Time to start mining like a boss.
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Smashing rocks with my GPU
Cheesy

Personally, I went the risky route. Bought used. Went with 5970 first, and then later invested in a 7990 for only $860 Cool
tjc
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tjc
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Sorry if this has already been brought up, but Newegg is selling GPUs for pre-gouge prices right now. And they're in stock.

How does this affect GPU Coin?

To clarify: your discounted 280X price is $435 when I see one for $340 on Newegg right now.

Ye most of the cards seem to be under $400 even the Sapphire Toxic is only $399 hopefully the CEO has seen this and hasn't ordered the cards already at a higher price.

After investing in 5 Mh 3 weeks ago the words that I type can not express how mad I am at the prices I paid then.
sr. member
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How do you choose the best TC for your card? Also I've been getting a lot of hw errors, but I lowered the Intensity, the HW errors stop, but my hash is low I was getting 200khash on scrypt, but only 22khash with no hw errors on N

What card are you using?
hero member
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Anybody know if blockchain.info is getting DDos? Waiting on a transaction for over a hour.
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How do you choose the best TC for your card? Also I've been getting a lot of hw errors, but I lowered the Intensity, the HW errors stop, but my hash is low I was getting 200khash on scrypt, but only 22khash with no hw errors on N
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Hail Eris!
GPUCoin team:

I am asking this again because I have not received an adequate response.

I am somewhat concerned about current plans for expansion including working with hardware developers to develop new splitters and working with the person who is making the frames.

It was clearly communicated that ALL IPO funds would be used to purchase GPUs.

Can you please alleviate my concerns that IPO funds are being used for expenses besides the GPU purchases?  Can we get some more transparency?  Can you show us some numbers?

If a single penny of IPO money is spent on things like experimental hardware development then I might want to move forward with getting a refund.  From the website: "All sales of the initial pre-mined coins will be used to purchase GPUs to stock our on-line store."

Can we please confirm this is actually happening?  It would take literally less than a minute for someone from GPUCoin to say: "Do not worry illiki, all IPO funds have been used to purchase GPUs."

I am assuming that my fears are just unwarranted and all the money did in fact go into a GPU wholesale purchase - but just wanted to double check.  Transparency and communication is good in general.


I had the prototype rig built at a friends machine shop for free.  It took two hours from showing up with a bunch of hardware to walking away with the rig in hand, and it was all left over metal from their previous job on a carrier.  The splitters R&D costs are low, and I paid for them with my meager savings, which were for a SIG556 to accompany my P226, but decided that business needs were more dire than past time activities.

As I stated before, we can't purchase at wholesale costs from the manufacturer until we hit the $1,000,000.00 USD monthly revenue, so we have to pick and choose from 6 distributors that sell ASUS, 8 distributors and 5 sub distributors that sell GIGABYTE, and 10 distributors that sell MSI; all of which require paperwork just to get their costs, which most times are way too much.  I still call the manufacturers most days to see if someone nice will put me through to a higher up, just in case.

The reason I'm not much in this thread is due to meetings, telephone calls, legal paper work, R&D and trying to coordinate with the devs about how to get the site prepared.  Most coins are just that, coins; this is a business rolled up into a coin, so I'm sorry if I don't meet the conversational needs of the community, but it's quite a bit of work just trying to make sure some GPUs will show up in time for the store opening.  There's a reason why Newegg was charging over $100 more than the ERP for a while.

Thank you very much for the update.

Keep up the good work.  Let us keep this momentum going.  Let us keep this good energy moving.  And thank you for putting up with us.

I feel there is a shift happening as order arises from chaos.  Things seem to be improving steadily and I am optimistic!


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