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I am Not A Number...
Hi,
I'm open source developer and I believe bitcoin will change the World!
Regards, coinfreak
I'm open source developer and I believe bitcoin will change the World!
Regards, coinfreak
I hope bitcoin goes up in value again.
In the meantime, if you have coins to burn, come speculate[1] on the Bitcoin Pyramid[2] ! Still fewer than 400 members, so it's early enough to profit...
[1] Gamble
[2] Link in my sig
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jer
http://bitcoinpyramid.com/r/91
Hi,
I'd like to introduce myself.
Have been running a bigger mining farm for almost 3 months now. Looks pretty good.
I hope bitcoin goes up in value again.
-mindphlux
I'd like to introduce myself.
Have been running a bigger mining farm for almost 3 months now. Looks pretty good.
I hope bitcoin goes up in value again.
-mindphlux
Hi!
Name is Ace and I have been mining for a couple months with deepit.
Really looking forward selling/trading on the market!
Hey guys, just makin my first post & saying hello to everyone!
please do so! and get a post 
don't be so negative, the 5-post-4-hour-rule is there for a reason: to get rid of the trolls. NOT to piss newcomers off.
relax take it easy and smile.
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don't be so negative, the 5-post-4-hour-rule is there for a reason: to get rid of the trolls. NOT to piss newcomers off.
relax take it easy and smile.
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If you see anyone spamming this thread, please report it. Spam will result in an immediate ban.
I am a newbie. Hope to get the hang of this & graduate to full status.
Пpивeт из Poccии, мы тoжe кpaнчим )
Hello from Russia!
)Hello from Russia!
hi,
in australia and interested in BT
one question i do have that another newb maybe able to answer and that i've not found yet is:
is there a BT exchange rate ie benchmarks against other currencies?
cheers
carl
in australia and interested in BT
one question i do have that another newb maybe able to answer and that i've not found yet is:
is there a BT exchange rate ie benchmarks against other currencies?
cheers
carl
Hi i'm silver, and i like this board so much that i always come here. Enjoy everyone
Smiles.
Hello world of BT Coins . .. I am in the New York Region, and love long walks on the beach and Slurpees. I travel without knowing. . .
Hello everyone
Just got introduced to BitCoin mining by a buddy... I have been reading things all over the web for a couple of weeks and it has peeked my interest..
Still debating whether or not to try to learn if I should use Linux(and learn Linux) to mine Bitcoin...
I am thinking of building a somewhat budget miner rig to test the waters.... cheap little AM3 MB and a single core CPU with 3x XFX 6870's...but I am going to do some more reading and make sure I get teh best bang for my buck.
So I am looking forward to becoming a member of this community and learning this hobby
Thanx in advance
Ono
LOL by the way this should be interesting to try in this Texas heat we are at 31 100+ degree days in a row and it got to 109 today .. maybe Ill water cool em
Just got introduced to BitCoin mining by a buddy... I have been reading things all over the web for a couple of weeks and it has peeked my interest..
Still debating whether or not to try to learn if I should use Linux(and learn Linux) to mine Bitcoin...
I am thinking of building a somewhat budget miner rig to test the waters.... cheap little AM3 MB and a single core CPU with 3x XFX 6870's...but I am going to do some more reading and make sure I get teh best bang for my buck.
So I am looking forward to becoming a member of this community and learning this hobby
Thanx in advance
Ono
LOL by the way this should be interesting to try in this Texas heat we are at 31 100+ degree days in a row and it got to 109 today .. maybe Ill water cool em
been lurking for about a week.. this looks interesting!
I've been mining at a decent rate, about 180mh/s, I figured it's worth it to pay back the cost of graphics card overtime.
I may start a website to help other newbies get a quick understanding of bitcoin without having to read the in depth wiki.
I've been mining at a decent rate, about 180mh/s, I figured it's worth it to pay back the cost of graphics card overtime.
I may start a website to help other newbies get a quick understanding of bitcoin without having to read the in depth wiki.
My name is Grega.
MIT computer science graduate fascinated by Bitcoin!
hello
:)Hi there...
Just for intrest sake, how many BTC have u guys collected so far?
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Just for intrest sake, how many BTC have u guys collected so far?
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Hi, the name is Dainel ,username leniad lol. Web Developer from South Florida, new bitcoin lover ohhh and i can speak spanish, english and japanese ^ ^
Hi all I'm fairly new around here.
I recently completed my first bitcoin through mining and it has been pretty fun to monitor my mining pool and try to keep my humble mining machine (a single Radeon 5870) running as much as I can. I have it overclocked using the CCC, currently running at 900/900, the best settings available in the built in CCC settings. The card itself usually runs between 69 celcius and 75 celcius at 49% fan speed depending on the temperature of the room.
I am part of one of the larger mining pools and my pool is having a pretty good night tonight. I like the idea of pools but there do seem to be a few inefficiencies with them. I'm curious how many people actually solo mine. The benefits of winning that big jackpot and not having to share it sound pretty great, but obviously you could go many months without a hit on lower hashing setups.
The difficulty increases are my main concern with the future of mining. Once thing become too difficult, it won't be worth it to mine anymore, but for now it seems to be profitable and I don't actually have any current expenses to worry about with my machine since it's paid off, which is a plus, so energy and possible machine depreciation from extensive use is really the only concern for now.
I recently completed my first bitcoin through mining and it has been pretty fun to monitor my mining pool and try to keep my humble mining machine (a single Radeon 5870) running as much as I can. I have it overclocked using the CCC, currently running at 900/900, the best settings available in the built in CCC settings. The card itself usually runs between 69 celcius and 75 celcius at 49% fan speed depending on the temperature of the room.
I am part of one of the larger mining pools and my pool is having a pretty good night tonight. I like the idea of pools but there do seem to be a few inefficiencies with them. I'm curious how many people actually solo mine. The benefits of winning that big jackpot and not having to share it sound pretty great, but obviously you could go many months without a hit on lower hashing setups.
The difficulty increases are my main concern with the future of mining. Once thing become too difficult, it won't be worth it to mine anymore, but for now it seems to be profitable and I don't actually have any current expenses to worry about with my machine since it's paid off, which is a plus, so energy and possible machine depreciation from extensive use is really the only concern for now.
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