Are new members allowed to send PMs? I get the following error: "You are not allowed to send personal messages. "
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Hello everybody!
Are new members allowed to send PMs? I get the following error: "You are not allowed to send personal messages. "
Are new members allowed to send PMs? I get the following error: "You are not allowed to send personal messages. "
Hi I am from the US if someone wants to buy me a Beer: 1PxKEB82sXwY9jcodwXuAdiauq2a2C62hc
Oh really? Then why did you post this on the other thread:
I have the same Problem only diffrence is I am from Germany.
I need 4 Bitcoins I can pay via Paypal, Visa or Banktransfer but what Exchange do I use?
I need 4 Bitcoins I can pay via Paypal, Visa or Banktransfer but what Exchange do I use?
Haha...caught in a web of trolling!
Hi I am from the US if someone wants to buy me a Beer: 1PxKEB82sXwY9jcodwXuAdiauq2a2C62hc
Oh really? Then why did you post this on the other thread:
I have the same Problem only diffrence is I am from Germany.
I need 4 Bitcoins I can pay via Paypal, Visa or Banktransfer but what Exchange do I use?
I need 4 Bitcoins I can pay via Paypal, Visa or Banktransfer but what Exchange do I use?
Hello everybody
I'm from Finland and I got interested in Bitcoin for various reasons. I'm affiliated with the Zeitgeist Movement so I'm clearly interested in anything different from the establishment.
I'm also a semi-professional poker player looking to find other ways besides poker to stay away from the rat race so whatever extra income I get from this is appreciated.
Started with investing some money in hardware, currently my mining capacity is a little bit over 2 ghash. I have also bought some coins directly as an investment.
In the future I hope to be able to actually spend them as well, when goods and services that I need become available for coins. I'm also planning to startup some services of my own in the near future. The Finnish people seem to be fairly interested in Bitcoin so it's a good market out here for anything Bitcoin-related.
I'm from Finland and I got interested in Bitcoin for various reasons. I'm affiliated with the Zeitgeist Movement so I'm clearly interested in anything different from the establishment.
I'm also a semi-professional poker player looking to find other ways besides poker to stay away from the rat race so whatever extra income I get from this is appreciated.
Started with investing some money in hardware, currently my mining capacity is a little bit over 2 ghash. I have also bought some coins directly as an investment.
In the future I hope to be able to actually spend them as well, when goods and services that I need become available for coins. I'm also planning to startup some services of my own in the near future. The Finnish people seem to be fairly interested in Bitcoin so it's a good market out here for anything Bitcoin-related.
Hi everybody,
I started mining together with a friend.
We set up 3x 5870's gaining 1250 MHash/s.
Wishing all good luck and happy mining
Greetings,
shelterminer (Germany)
I started mining together with a friend.
We set up 3x 5870's gaining 1250 MHash/s.
Wishing all good luck and happy mining
Greetings,
shelterminer (Germany)
Just discovered bitcoin, a bit obsessed!
but I've already learned: mining isn't for me. My slow little laptop can't do much, and I can't get any of those mining programs to work for me. BCP was fun for a minute...till I learned about the hidden fees!
but I've already learned: mining isn't for me. My slow little laptop can't do much, and I can't get any of those mining programs to work for me. BCP was fun for a minute...till I learned about the hidden fees!
Is that BitcoinPlus?
What fees are they taking?
Yes. Apparently there is a 0.01 transaction fee. Plus, you can only payout in units of 0.01, meaning everything starting at the 3rd place after the "." remains a part of BCP. Not worth it, if you ask me!
better using freebitcoins
http://www.freebitcoins.org/6509
I was running my CPUs on that while I was trying to figure out how to get my GPUs mining. Would take forever to accumulate one bitcoin.
I have 0.025xxxxx there. I think I'll CPU-mine enough to get it to 0.03BTC and then cash out.
Hi folks!
I started mining three weeks ago. I was going to post pictures and a description of my rig to the “Mining > Hardware > Pictures of your mining rigs!”-Thread, but it looks like I'll be stuck here for a while...
Cheers,
Heiko from Germany
I started mining three weeks ago. I was going to post pictures and a description of my rig to the “Mining > Hardware > Pictures of your mining rigs!”-Thread, but it looks like I'll be stuck here for a while...
Cheers,
Heiko from Germany
Hi everybody!
My name is Karsten, I am from fair Germany, and I go by the nick of kaosbit because I could not think of anything sensible.
I checked out bitcoins when a friend mentioned it to me, reading the whitepaper and some technical posts. Looks like an interesting bit of technology, pardon the pun, so I decided to get involved. I have no idea what I might actually use the BTC for once I get some... but then, I'm in for the fun and not for the money. We'll see.
In any case, I believe the whole topic may be good for a little software project or two, though I'm not sure when/if I ever might find the spare time. You know how it is with a full day job. But then, this gives my computer more idle time for mining!
Not sure what you guys usually have in terms of hardware; my platform probably is a tad exotic, being a Mac Pro 2 x 2.4 Quad Xeon with an ATI Radeon HD 5870. Apparently the GPU is good for mining, but the Apple OpenCL implementation seems to have its quirks. Diablo Miner gives me up to 211 mhashes, not too shabby, but below posted benchmark values. Oh well, I'll find some nice little pool to support.
Cheers,
kaosbit
My name is Karsten, I am from fair Germany, and I go by the nick of kaosbit because I could not think of anything sensible.
I checked out bitcoins when a friend mentioned it to me, reading the whitepaper and some technical posts. Looks like an interesting bit of technology, pardon the pun, so I decided to get involved. I have no idea what I might actually use the BTC for once I get some... but then, I'm in for the fun and not for the money. We'll see.
In any case, I believe the whole topic may be good for a little software project or two, though I'm not sure when/if I ever might find the spare time. You know how it is with a full day job. But then, this gives my computer more idle time for mining!
Not sure what you guys usually have in terms of hardware; my platform probably is a tad exotic, being a Mac Pro 2 x 2.4 Quad Xeon with an ATI Radeon HD 5870. Apparently the GPU is good for mining, but the Apple OpenCL implementation seems to have its quirks. Diablo Miner gives me up to 211 mhashes, not too shabby, but below posted benchmark values. Oh well, I'll find some nice little pool to support.
Cheers,
kaosbit
Hello, I am Vladimir from Minsk
Hey all, im from over in Australia... Currently mining for ozco.in with a hashrate of 4.5Ghash - If you wish to view my rig (half of it) i have a worklog over on the ozco.in forums -> https://ozco.in/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=51, My current system consists of 4 x 6990's + 4 x 5850's. Minings a lot of fun 
Hello all, I just started up mining not to long ago. i had a pretty good gaming system with 5850 in crossfire that i got about 2 years ago right when they came out. stumbled into bitcoins and just started mining on them for fun. started out with running them at stock at about 315 mh/s each. so 630 mh/s was getting around half a bitcoin a day back at the start of june. since then after some research and overclocking im able to get a 5850 stable at around 370 to 380 mh/s. i also built some custum rigs and running them 24/7 using more 5870 and 5850, i'm currently running about 4.7 to 5 ghz. as for temps im getting any where from 65 to 76 on a normal day depending on the card. on hot days i see as high has 82. i will be documenting my stuff on mining on youtube with tutorials on setting up stable mining rigs, over clock and pretty much just share all my experience that i have gain over the weeks of playing around with bitcoin.
www.youtube.com/l2Bitcoin/ is the ch where ill be posting all the videos.
www.youtube.com/l2Bitcoin/ is the ch where ill be posting all the videos.
I go by Miner99er... since I've been into computers since the time TI 99/4a, Atari 400, and Commodore 64 we flipping 1's and 0's. Curious how much they can hash for the hell of it actually!
Cards I got mining are
HD4850 @ 70MHash/s (It runs stock volts but 95C, crazy ass card.)
HD6970 @ 330MHash/s (wifes card and I'm lucky she's letting me use it, so I'm not tweeking it too much)
And a couple HD5830's to game on and retire the HD4850 cooler garage.
I read in the news about the MTGOX hacking, was curious about Bitcoin after that, and now... here I am.
Cards I got mining are
HD4850 @ 70MHash/s (It runs stock volts but 95C, crazy ass card.)
HD6970 @ 330MHash/s (wifes card and I'm lucky she's letting me use it, so I'm not tweeking it too much)
And a couple HD5830's to game on and retire the HD4850 cooler garage.
I read in the news about the MTGOX hacking, was curious about Bitcoin after that, and now... here I am.
Hey, I'm Anthony. I'm looking to get into mining and this website is definitely going to help me a lot..looks great!
hi everybody. i like cats.
Peer to Peer Open Source "BitCats"... okay i understand.
hi everybody. i like cats.
Peer to Peer Open Source "BitCats"...
Good evening everyone. I am Prodigy.
hi everybody. i like cats.
Just discovered bitcoin, a bit obsessed!
but I've already learned: mining isn't for me. My slow little laptop can't do much, and I can't get any of those mining programs to work for me. BCP was fun for a minute...till I learned about the hidden fees!
but I've already learned: mining isn't for me. My slow little laptop can't do much, and I can't get any of those mining programs to work for me. BCP was fun for a minute...till I learned about the hidden fees!
Is that BitcoinPlus?
What fees are they taking?
Yes. Apparently there is a 0.01 transaction fee. Plus, you can only payout in units of 0.01, meaning everything starting at the 3rd place after the "." remains a part of BCP. Not worth it, if you ask me!
better using freebitcoins
http://www.freebitcoins.org/6509
I'm Bob Solovay, retired mathematician. I found out about Bitcoins from the article in the New York Times. I'm intrigued by the protocol. Many things about the project seem worrisome to me (scalability, the deflation problem, etc.) but I'm curious and i intend to explore.
Hello guys, I've learned a lot from this forum in months and decided to get an account.
I don't mine now.
I don't mine now.
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