Sorry for the vague details both my partner and I are finance guys and we are going to take a look tomorrow at it and will post back with details. Sorry for the vagueness I am still learning computer science this stuff is intense, but changing it changing finance I got to be in the forefront of this.
thank you all
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Hi Everyone,
I work in finance not a computer whiz at all but I got a buddy who has 240 gh/s dell server, what can we do this if anything at all?
Thanks everyone,
Hank Hill
I work in finance not a computer whiz at all but I got a buddy who has 240 gh/s dell server, what can we do this if anything at all?
Thanks everyone,
Hank Hill
i didn't know dell made ASICs, i highly doubt it's actually GH/s
A server's a server. It can do most hash calculations, though at varying speeds. Try mining both (not at the same time 
)and see how your luck holds out.
I'd be more specific but the details you give are too vague.
)and see how your luck holds out.I'd be more specific but the details you give are too vague.
It says 240 gh/s now can just mine scrypt coins or are servers only for SHA-256
Mine, and hope to pull a profit. Install a miner like CGminer or for Windows GUI people, *shudder*, GUIMiner, and set it up to use a pool like bitcoin.cz.
Anyway, are you sure the server is really 240GH? It's more likely 240GB which has nothing to do with mining power.
Anyway, are you sure the server is really 240GH? It's more likely 240GB which has nothing to do with mining power.
Hi Everyone,
I work in finance not a computer whiz at all but I got a buddy who has 240 gh/s dell server, what can we do this if anything at all?
Thanks everyone,
Hank Hill
I work in finance not a computer whiz at all but I got a buddy who has 240 gh/s dell server, what can we do this if anything at all?
Thanks everyone,
Hank Hill
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