anyone else is having problems? my miner is not connecting. 
Consider reading the 2 posts right before yours.
Topic: GPUMAX | The Bitcoin Mining Marketplace - page 23. (Read 215554 times)
Consider reading the 2 posts right before yours.
anyone else is having problems? my miner is not connecting.
yes its dead
Any issues with GPUMax reporting Dead in cgminer?
Update
Due to on-going issues (high stale/reject) with Slush's pool we've stopped supporting it.
Thanks,
-pirate
Can you give an update on how many people are still in the queue waiting for an account, and how quickly you're moving towards getting accounts for all the users waiting?Due to on-going issues (high stale/reject) with Slush's pool we've stopped supporting it.
Thanks,
-pirate
Thanks.
Update
Due to on-going issues (high stale/reject) with Slush's pool we've stopped supporting it.
Thanks,
-pirate
Due to on-going issues (high stale/reject) with Slush's pool we've stopped supporting it.
Thanks,
-pirate
Cgminer is constantly complaining that GPUMAX is not providing work fast enough and eventually switches back to my other pool. This might be OK if the PPS price was so high it made up for the micro gaps, but it doesn't.
I'm rarely getting insufficient work, and only immediately after longpolls. Then it's back to normal. Check your private pool or latency?
Cgminer is constantly complaining that GPUMAX is not providing work fast enough and eventually switches back to my other pool. This might be OK if the PPS price was so high it made up for the micro gaps, but it doesn't.
I'm rarely getting insufficient work, and only immediately after longpolls. Then it's back to normal. Check your private pool or latency?
Just wanted to give some feedback about my GPUMAX experience lately.
For months my cgminer has not been getting work from GPUMAX even thought it "pings" the pool successfully periodically and my PPS price is inline with what I've used in the past and what other users are currently reporting they have set theirs to. I decided to run a little test and drop my PPS price *WAY* down just to see if I would get work. I now get "chunks" of work every once in a while, but most of the time cgminer is hitting my other pool instead. I have been watching things closely when cgminer does actually get work from GPUMAX and I noticed it is not a good quality "stream" of work. It is very choppy. Cgminer is constantly complaining that GPUMAX is not providing work fast enough and eventually switches back to my other pool. This might be OK if the PPS price was so high it made up for the micro gaps, but it doesn't.
At this time I am disabling GPUMAX as one of my pool options. I don't think this is a problem with buyers of GPUMAX shares so much as it is an infrastructure and programming problem, based on the patterns I see. I really don't have anything against this service, I would just like to see it become a little more solid.
For months my cgminer has not been getting work from GPUMAX even thought it "pings" the pool successfully periodically and my PPS price is inline with what I've used in the past and what other users are currently reporting they have set theirs to. I decided to run a little test and drop my PPS price *WAY* down just to see if I would get work. I now get "chunks" of work every once in a while, but most of the time cgminer is hitting my other pool instead. I have been watching things closely when cgminer does actually get work from GPUMAX and I noticed it is not a good quality "stream" of work. It is very choppy. Cgminer is constantly complaining that GPUMAX is not providing work fast enough and eventually switches back to my other pool. This might be OK if the PPS price was so high it made up for the micro gaps, but it doesn't.
At this time I am disabling GPUMAX as one of my pool options. I don't think this is a problem with buyers of GPUMAX shares so much as it is an infrastructure and programming problem, based on the patterns I see. I really don't have anything against this service, I would just like to see it become a little more solid.
It is all in the eye of the beholder (or customer in this case).
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
chasing those 5 blocks in 10 minute moments "This pool is ready to payout" lol
High roller? I am still outside with my nose pressed aginst the glass...
It is all in the eye of the beholder (or customer in this case).
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
chasing those 5 blocks in 10 minute moments "This pool is ready to payout" lol
It is all in the eye of the beholder (or customer in this case).
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
chasing those 5 blocks in 10 minute moments "This pool is ready to payout" lol
It is all in the eye of the beholder (or customer in this case).
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
chasing those 5 blocks in 10 minute moments "This pool is ready to payout" lol
I am a miner, and I have made a few purchases. In fact I doubled my money one one purchase and lost a small amount twice. I quit while I was ahead.
It is all in the eye of the beholder (or customer in this case).
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
For people who have enjoy gambling and do not want to invest in their own mining hardware then GPUMAX is perfect. Maybe you win, maybe you dont.
Looking at it using the same logic some people would ask why other sit in front of slot machines when they *know* that the house has an edge (i.e. they are paying for more for the coins they might win). There are about 9,001 answers to that, but it is very similar.
In that case, who would ever pay the premium? 
Vandroiy,
I am, again, going to make this quite simple for you. Paying a premium on shares and running them on deepbit is like gambling. If deepbit gets lucky, you get more coins than you paid. If deepbit is unlucky while you are running your purchase, you get less coins than you paid. Miners and pirate are the house in this case, winning every time a bet is placed. Purchasers are the gamblers trying to win big.
Best,
gigavps
Vandroiy,
I am, again, going to make this quite simple for you. Paying a premium on shares and running them on deepbit is like gambling. If deepbit gets lucky, you get more coins than you paid. If deepbit is unlucky while you are running your purchase, you get less coins than you paid. Miners and pirate are the house in this case, winning every time a bet is placed. Purchasers are the gamblers trying to win big.
Best,
gigavps
I am, again, going to make this quite simple for you. Paying a premium on shares and running them on deepbit is like gambling. If deepbit gets lucky, you get more coins than you paid. If deepbit is unlucky while you are running your purchase, you get less coins than you paid. Miners and pirate are the house in this case, winning every time a bet is placed. Purchasers are the gamblers trying to win big.
Best,
gigavps
Just like Macau is a gambling paradise between Hong Kong Dollars and Yuan?
No, seriously, have you ever felt it exciting to do that? Where are the gamblers, I only see miners everywhere.
In that case, who would ever pay the premium?
Vandroiy,
I am, again, going to make this quite simple for you. Paying a premium on shares and running them on deepbit is like gambling. If deepbit gets lucky, you get more coins than you paid. If deepbit is unlucky while you are running your purchase, you get less coins than you paid. Miners and pirate are the house in this case, winning every time a bet is placed. Purchasers are the gamblers trying to win big.
Best,
gigavps
Gpumax payments primarily stem from people paying for hashing power. In fact, all of the payments come from purchases, less pirate's 10% cut. Does that puzzle piece help you figure out where Pirate's profits are coming from?
Hm... not really. Maged said it, and Pirate had to confirm it: some output coins were shown to come from BS&T. That would be quite the strange mistake, to run it on coins that need no laundering.
BS&T coin output here just shouldn't be happening unless something is wrong.
Are you suggesting it's not a laundry? In that case, who would ever pay the premium?
I hope you soon realize how crazy you sound.
"heavily involved" includes you.
Let me just spell it out more clearly.
Is it possible that gpumax payments primarily stem from BS&T deposits? Or would you guys notice that and can you rule it out somehow?
Gpumax payments primarily stem from people paying for hashing power. In fact, all of the payments come from purchases, less pirate's 10% cut. Does that puzzle piece help you figure out where Pirate's profits are coming from?
Jump to: