Topic: Introduce yourself :) - page 589. (Read 1066160 times)

Hi!  Finally chose to actually be active here now. XD lol

Since I am still stuck in this newbie thread I guess I will post this message here. I just upgraded my phatk kernel to the latest version 2.2 and my average Mhash on a typical 5830 went from 310 to 330.  Not bad. Worth the time if any of you guys are using the phoenix miner with an older phatk kernel.

Hello I am Paul with BTC Capital. I am a newbie to BTC but its' potential for human good and profit has touched and moved me. I have started a new BTC Intermediary Service and Investment Advisory Service business in California. You can find out more about my company at www.btccapus.com
I have an undergraduate degree in economics and graduate degree in law. I am California licensed attorney and practice law in the San Francisco Bay Area and have done so for the last fifteen years. In addition, I also hold a California real estate brokers license. My first exposure to BTC was in April of this year and I have decided to dedicate myself to its success. I want to make BTC and I want to make my clients BTC. I recently made a presentation about bitcoin to my stock group and a local chapter of the American Association of Individual Investors. This month I represented a buyer and seller in the purchase and sale of a single family home in Alameda County the value of which was in excess of BTC 45,000.00. I performed all of the title, escrow, and recordation services and have complementary references from the buyer and seller. If you need exchange services, escrow, or realty services in California, I am your guy. My rates are negotiable and my services are excellent. I have also launched the BTC Opportunities Fund whose purpose is to feed funds to BTC related hedge funds as well as feed funds to BTC related commercial real estate investments. I plan on doing a weekly netcast, I need help anybody want to be a co-host and help me out technically?
-Paul

Hey,

I am new and my name is Ammanas. I am a computer science major and am thinking about maybe creating a GUI for mining on the mac.

-Ammanas

Overclocked a shit load it can man xD

It normally does about 168 Megahash/sec since it's a dual gpu card so 86ish x2 (Per GPU)

Wow, does it do that much mh/s???

Who could have thought..

I play

1. World of Warcraft - Spinebreaker Realm Mainly (Alliance Mainly / Horde Partially)
2. Call of Duty Black Ops (Xbox 360 Mainly / PC Partially)
3. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 (AlteriWNet Mainly / Xbox 360 Partially)
4. Call of Duty World at War (Retail PC Singleplayer / Xbox 360 Multiplayer)
5. Saints Row 2 (Xbox 360 Multiplayer (when the fuckin game gets here xD) / PC Single Player)
6. Worms Reloaded on PC and World Armageddon 2 on Xbox 360
7. Mario Kart Wii
8. Super Smash Brothers Brawl Wii
9. Heroes of Newerth (Free to Play Now xD)
10. Age of Conan (Also Free to Play Now xD)
11. Rift (Used to play quit now)
12. Warcraft 3 + Frozen Throne + Dota (Single Player for Practice / Battle.net US East/West)
13. Duke Nukem Forever (Single Player for Practice / Multiplayer for Duke Matches)
14. Dungeon Siege 3 (Single Player for Practice and Fun / Multiplayer for Fun)
15. Crysis 2 (Single Player for Practice / Multiplayer for Fun)
16. Brink (Single Player for Practice / Multiplayer for Fun)
17. Full House Poker (Single Player for Practice / Multiplayer During Texas Heat Tourneys)
18. 3D Aventure Mini Golf 2 (3D Adventure Minigolf 1 on PC / 3D Adventure Minigold 2 on Xbox 360 for Multiplayer Fun/Single Player Practice)
19. Pinball FX 2 (Xbox 360 Competition with Friends for Scores)
20. Dragon's Tale (Bitcoin Casino you can win/lose alot of bitcoins in @ http://dragons.tl)
21. Starwars The Old Republic (Multiplayer MMORPG with Guild/Friends)

That's my main 20 Multiplayer Friendly Games I Play

If you wanna play something hit me up on..

Dragon's Tale @ SupaDupaJenkins
Xbox Live @ trickystylez
World of Warcraft @ Supezedupe on Spinebreaker (US) Realm

and to make this not spam

my total megahash is now..

6870 x 2 (340 Megahash per Second per card) = 680 Megahash per second
6570 x 4 (120 Megahash per Second per card) = 480 Megahash per second
6990 x 1 = 835 Megahash per second
6990 x 25 (Rack Mount Array 1333 Megahash per Card Underclocked Memory to Lowest Possibly of 100 Mhz Overclocked to 6655 MHz Core Overvolted to 1.4) : 33.325 Gigahash per Second

Grand Total: 35.320 Gigahash per Second

Hi everyone. I've been reading this forum for the last two weeks. I didn't want to look like a total noob when I finally registered. Though I still have much to learn. Peace everyone. (4 more to go )

Games I play-BC2,COD WaW & COD4,L4D2

That's my 5 posts

Anyone else here play online games?? I've been gaming for around 10 years now,great anger management

Been mining i0coin for 1 full day & got 365 coins so far

Mining with 3 rigs-2 using XFX 6970 CNFC@ 415 m/hs,1 XFX 6950 ZNFC@ 360 m/hs= around 1200 m/hs

Hey guy's,been following the forum for over a month now & mining @ 1200 mhs.Thanks to all you folks I was able to setup & start mining with the info on this site

Very exciting to be involved in this

True and I understand that the hashrate will fluctuate due to the time it takes to solve the block etc.. but this was periods of time where my hashrate was 30-40 percent less than it should have been and it stayed that way for several hours. Also the number of estimated coins that were expected to be generated in the last 24 hour period was also 30 percent or more lower than typical. Maybe it was a partial DOS or some extremely high network traffic, I am not totally sure. But, since I created different workers for each of my cards I have not had it happen again. Bear in mind, in over a month of mining on deepbit I had never seen that happen before. Yes, there were quite a few times I lost connection because of DOS attacks but this was different.

I actually noticed the same thing when I got set up, but senior members explained that you're just going to see different numbers from time to time on the pool's website because they typically calculate your estimated hash rate over the last 10-15 minutes. The estimate is based on the amount of work your computer requests, which is based on how successful it has been at solving shares, so there's an element of chance involved in the number displayed on the pool's website. Note, this is all secondhand knowledge and your issue may in fact be different since you're using multiple cards, but I just thought I'd let you know so you weren't dismayed if/when you saw a variance in your hash rate again.

Hi!

Been checking this forum out for weeks now and finally decided to quit being lazy and register:)

Hello!

Lurking for a few weeks.  Thought I'd register..

Hi, i'm a silent reader since some month and just registered to reply to a bugreport with a small hint. But it seems i have to wait till i can reply

Might as well introduce myself.  I've been lurking since April when I first got interested in BTC.  I'd been getting ready to upgrade my video card in my home PC and decided to go with an ATI card after reading about mining on the board.  Now I'm running dual 5850s overclocked 24/7.  I guess you could say I caught the bug!  There are lots of crazy things happening in the world right now and I feel like bitcoin is certainly a big part of it, so I'm glad to obsess about it with other geeks here. 

Over the last week or so I started noticing that I when using the deepbit pool my collective Mhash rate was not reflecting the correct total for the number of cards I have in total. There were times when it was as much as 30-40 percent lower than it should have been. I created a different worker for each video card and the problem has resolved itself. This is only my experience but I thought I would post this message in case anyone else may have the same issue.

BK