RFTFY
Really Fixed That For You
That shit is hilarious! What a bunch of Solidcoin losers!
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RFTFY
Really Fixed That For You
That shit is hilarious! What a bunch of Solidcoin losers!
Don't you guys know microcash will come out last november and will revolutionize the world?
We going back in time?
Don't you guys know microcash will come out last november and will revolutionize the world?
RFTFY
Really Fixed That For You
Damn lol
RFTFY
Really Fixed That For You
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
Trust me, these default swaps will limit the risks
Yeah! Yeah! Microcash 
Solid:facepalm:Coin
Solidcoin forever!!
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Good one lol...made me laugh
Solidcoin forever!!
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You still solo mining Brunic?
Seems we got some big players coming to LTC.
Seems we got some big players coming to LTC.
I'm still solo mining, it's pretty fun solving blocks
And yeah, I've saw that the network has jumped from 310 MH to
It hit over 500mh/s earlier for a good 30 minutes or so.
Awesome. Seems to be growing over time.
You still solo mining Brunic?
Seems we got some big players coming to LTC.
Seems we got some big players coming to LTC.
I'm still solo mining, it's pretty fun solving blocks
And yeah, I've saw that the network has jumped from 310 MH to 450 MH. I think it's really positive, Litecoin is gaining in credibility.
You still solo mining Brunic?
Seems we got some big players coming to LTC.
Seems we got some big players coming to LTC.
I see you've disappeared from pool-x
Yeah, like I said, I was there for testing purposes
Pool is useful to estimate the total hashpower, and I needed it to be able to planned the next month budget
I see you've disappeared from pool-x
brunic, I would recommend you change to solo mining with that much hashing power. i did with my rig and i'm very happy with it. with your hash rate you should get a block in less than an hour, and no pool stales so you get about 5% more litecoins.
the guide is here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tutorial-solo-mining-litecoins-guide-windows-83371
Basically all you have to do is install litecoin on each rig and then point the miner at the localhost
the guide is here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tutorial-solo-mining-litecoins-guide-windows-83371
Basically all you have to do is install litecoin on each rig and then point the miner at the localhost
It's a mystery to me why miners with this much power aren't solo mining.
Why do you think it is that big of an issue to not be solo mining?
Espescially with a pool where it is only 2-3% fee, I find the ability to easily track online the stats of the work and to more easily know that everything is working correctly worth the price of admission.
Unless there are benefits above and beyond just the fee % savings?
how many cards have you got?
and what model's
and what model's
Around 75 GPU. I have those models:
5770, 5830, 5850, 5870, 5970, 6770, 6950
cooling and power... how do you do it? I coudln't imagine finding a way to deal with the heat from THAT many GPU's.
Bingo! Summer is seriously a pain, from May to August, I had a total of 22 000 BTU of air conditioner running in my mining local to be able to survive the summer. But the rest of the year, I simply use a couple of fans to move air around and I also use the central ventilation of the house to help heat the house. It's 12C outside right now, it's pretty damn easy for me to deal with the heat. In winter, when the temperature is around -20C, mining is like a gift from heaven.
and how many motherboard's do you have?
and how many power supply?
and what was your cost for all the hardware you bought
and how many power supply?
and what was your cost for all the hardware you bought
I have a total of 21 rigs, so 21 boards and 21 power supplies. The cost is kept confidential.
It's a mystery to me why miners with this much power aren't solo mining.
It's for testing purposes. I'm going to solo mine soon, but it's easier to detect problems with a pool.
how many cards have you got?
and what model's
and what model's
Around 75 GPU. I have those models:
5770, 5830, 5850, 5870, 5970, 6770, 6950
cooling and power... how do you do it? I coudln't imagine finding a way to deal with the heat from THAT many GPU's.
Bingo! Summer is seriously a pain, from May to August, I had a total of 22 000 BTU of air conditioner running in my mining local to be able to survive the summer. But the rest of the year, I simply use a couple of fans to move air around and I also use the central ventilation of the house to help heat the house. It's 12C outside right now, it's pretty damn easy for me to deal with the heat. In winter, when the temperature is around -20C, mining is like a gift from heaven.
and how many motherboard's do you have?
and how many power supply?
and what was your cost for all the hardware you bought
and how many power supply?
and what was your cost for all the hardware you bought
I have a total of 21 rigs, so 21 boards and 21 power supplies. The cost is kept confidential.
It's a mystery to me why miners with this much power aren't solo mining.
how many cards have you got?
and what model's
and what model's
Around 75 GPU. I have those models:
5770, 5830, 5850, 5870, 5970, 6770, 6950
cooling and power... how do you do it? I coudln't imagine finding a way to deal with the heat from THAT many GPU's.
Bingo! Summer is seriously a pain, from May to August, I had a total of 22 000 BTU of air conditioner running in my mining local to be able to survive the summer. But the rest of the year, I simply use a couple of fans to move air around and I also use the central ventilation of the house to help heat the house. It's 12C outside right now, it's pretty damn easy for me to deal with the heat. In winter, when the temperature is around -20C, mining is like a gift from heaven.
and how many motherboard's do you have?
and how many power supply?
and what was your cost for all the hardware you bought
and how many power supply?
and what was your cost for all the hardware you bought
I have a total of 21 rigs, so 21 boards and 21 power supplies. The cost is kept confidential.
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